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A Jersey Central Power & Light crew works in Newton, New Jersey, on Tuesday evening. Severe storms knocked out power for more than 80,000 people across the state. (Jennifer Miller/Patch)
WYCKOFF, NJ Hundreds of residents are without power after a severe storm knocked down trees and wires in Wyckoff, closing multiple roads. For those affected, some may have power restored as early as Tuesday night, while others will likely have to wait until Wednesday morning.
The Wyckoff Police Department warned residents to stay away from downed trees and wires while emergency services were responding to multiple calls within the township.
UpdatedTue, May 4, 2021 at 11:54 am ET
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Left to right, top to bottom: Keith Perry, 38, of Teaneck, Porsche Brown, 29, of Lodi, Kay Brown, 23, of Paterson, and Gregory Lewis, 37, of Teaneck. (New Jersey Attorney General s office)
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ Four suspects are behind a spree of 84 home invasions/burglaries across the state in the past year, and some of the break-ins occurred in Middlesex and Monmouth counties, according to New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal.
The 84 total burglaries all took place between October 2020 and March 2021, in eight different New Jersey counties: Morris, Bergen, Essex, Somerset, Passaic, Monmouth, Middlesex and Union, as well as lower New York state.
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By Bill Galluccio
Mar 9, 2021
Andrew Fraioli, 40, was reported missing by his parents on February 1 after he left their house in the middle of a blizzard that dumped over 30 inches of snow in parts of northern New Jersey.
The Wyckoff Police Department said he was last seen at 8 p.m. and was wearing a long-sleeved, green shirt, pajama pants, and slippers. It is unknown why he left in the middle of a severe snowstorm.
After weeks of searching for Fraioli, the police got a break in the case when a neighbor called police after discovering an unresponsive man in their yard. When police arrived, they found the body, still partially covered in snow, and identified the remains as those of Fraioli.
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A New Jersey man who went missing during a major snowstorm in January has been found dead under a pile of melting snow, authorities said Monday.
Andrew Fraioli, 40, vanished after stepping out of his parents Wyckoff home around 8 p.m. on Jan. 31 during the storm, the Wyckoff Police Department said. The snowstorm would dump as much as two feet of snow in parts of the state.
Fraioli s parents told the local news outlet Daily Voice that their son had come to help them dig out from the impending blizzard. The couple said they thought their son – who was wearing a long-sleeved, green shirt, pajama pants, and slippers – had just gone to the garage to get a soda.