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Hackensack NJ pedestrian dies after being struck by two vehicles

View Comments A 76-year-old Hackensack woman was struck and killed by two vehicles while crossing the street in the city Thursday night, police said. Carol Ventura was crossing the road at Passaic Street and Summit Avenue at about 8:30 p.m. when she was struck by a pickup truck, Hackensack police said in a statement. Ventura was then hit by the trailer of a landscaping truck, police said. The driver of the pickup truck, a 42-year-old Rochelle Park resident, had a green light and said he did not see Ventura until he hit her, police stated. The driver of the landscaping truck, a 51-year-old Paramus man, also had a green light and said he did not see Ventura. Both drivers remained on the scene.

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Hillsdale NJ fire damages construction vehicle at Kinderkamack Road

View Comments HILLSDALE  Four homes were evacuated near Kinderkamack Road and Dwight Avenue on Tuesday morning after a worker struck a gas line, causing a construction vehicle to burst into flames. No one was injured in the gas fire, Hillsdale Fire Chief William Hassler said. Gas needed to be shut off in the area, though, as nearly 30 firefighters from Hillsdale and Woodcliff Lake put out the flames that engulfed the heavy equipment. Contractors started working in the area before 8 a.m. to replace gas lines and struck one during the work, Hassler said.  No houses were damaged by the fire. No outages were listed in Hillsdale on PSE&G s online outage map by 9:30 a.m.

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Fire in Paterson NJ displaces 17 people on Lafayette Street

View Comments A group of Paterson residents fled to their backyard as a three-alarm fire burned on Lafayette Street early Friday but were eventually rescued, a city fire official said. The group of about 10 people were trapped in the yard as the alleys on either side of them were blocked by fire as flames spread to three buildings, Deputy Fire Chief Frank Calamita said. Firefighters sprayed the area with water and quelled the fire enough to create an escape route as police on scene helped lead the people to safety, Calamita said. No one was injured. The fire started at about 3 a.m. and was brought under control at about 5:45 a.m. The flames left heavy damage on the three buildings, Calamita said. 

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Avas Flowers in Mahwah NJ settles with Attorney General's Office

In the agreement with the attorney general, Avas said it would make the following changes:  Clearly display a link to its complete policy concerning cancellation, substitution, refunds and returns on the home page of the company’s website, on any page where merchandise can be ordered, and on the check-out page before purchase. Describe its policies on cancellations, substitutions, refunds and returns. Accept order cancellations submitted in the manner and within the time frame specified in the cancellation policy. Refrain from guaranteeing delivery at a specific time when the time of delivery is beyond its control. Offer customers the choice of redelivery of the merchandise ordered, store credit, or a full refund if the merchandise is not delivered, or is defective or differs in quality or characteristics from the merchandise the customer ordered.

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