Best Financial Advisor In Bergen County In 2024: Anita Srivastava - Morgan Stanley Best Financial Advisor In Bergen County In 2024: Anita Srivastava - Morgan Stanley Best Financial Advisor In Bergen County In 2024: Anita Srivastava - Morgan Stanley
Best Financial Advisor In Bergen County In 2024: Anita Srivastava - Morgan Stanley We are thrilled to announce that Anita Srivastava of Morgan Stanley has been named Best Financial Advisor in Bergen County in the 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice Awards! According to her website, Anita Srivastava is a certified financial planner and chartered retirement plans specialist. A Readers' Choice voter commented on her "extremely professional and diligent" approach to navigating markets while keeping clients' investment goals in focus. The 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice contest to name the Best of the Best in Bergen County began with reader nominations in October and end…
Best Veterinarian In Bergen County In 2024: Oradell Animal Hospital Best Veterinarian In Bergen County In 2024: Oradell Animal Hospital Best Veterinarian In Bergen County In 2024: Oradell Animal Hospital
Best Veterinarian In Bergen County In 2024: Oradell Animal Hospital We are thrilled to announce that Oradell Animal Hospital has been named Best Veterinarian in Bergen County in the 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice Awards! Founded in 1961, Oradell Animal Hospital has grown from humble beginnings into a cutting-edge facility offering top-notch services for pets of all shapes and sizes with 24/7 emergency care, advanced surgeries, internal medicine, and specialized treatments for exotic animals, according to its website.  The 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice contest to name the Best of the Best in Bergen County began with reader nominations in Oct…
Brazen Dunkin' Bandit Steals $18K From 14 Locations Across New Jersey: Prosecutor Brazen Dunkin' Bandit Steals $18K From 14 Locations Across New Jersey: Prosecutor Brazen Dunkin' Bandit Steals $18K From 14 Locations Across New Jersey: Prosecutor
Brazen Dunkin' Bandit Steals $18K From 14 Locations Across New Jersey: Prosecutor A Newark man is behind bars after authorities say he went on a multi-county Dunkin’ burglary spree, swiping more than $18,000 in cash and leaving a trail of destruction behind. Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of 24-year-old Enajaim E. Bowman, who turned himself in on Tuesday, Feb. 25, after detectives tracked him down following weeks of investigation. For nearly two months, Bowman prowled the overnight hours, prying open doors and smashing windows to loot cash registers, safes, and managers’ offices at Dunkin’ Donuts locations across Bergen, Middlesex, Morris, and…
Shoplifter Turned Attacker Charged With Robbery At Garden State Plaza, Paramus Police Say Shoplifter Turned Attacker Charged With Robbery At Garden State Plaza, Paramus Police Say Shoplifter Turned Attacker Charged With Robbery At Garden State Plaza, Paramus Police Say
Shoplifter Turned Attacker Charged With Robbery At Garden State Plaza, Paramus Police Say A Bronx man accused of shoplifting from a store at the Westfield Garden State Plaza allegedly assaulted multiple people, including a store manager, a pursuing employee, and an elderly female shopper, authorities said. Omar A. Ricketts, 33, was arrested and charged with robbery following the violent incident on Thursday, Feb. 20, at approximately 5:50 p.m., according to Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti. Three men entered Champs Sports, and Ricketts allegedly concealed two Nike Tech Fleece jackets before attempting to leave without paying. When a store manager confronted him, Ricketts sh…
Cops ID Shoplifting Suspects Found After Crash, Hiding In Freezing Paramus Water Cops ID Shoplifting Suspects Found After Crash, Hiding In Freezing Paramus Water Cops ID Shoplifting Suspects Found After Crash, Hiding In Freezing Paramus Water
Cops ID Shoplifting Suspects Found After Crash, Hiding In Freezing Paramus Water Two shoplifting suspects who fled from Target in Bergen Town Center on Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2025, were caught by Paramus Police—one after crashing into a tree and the other while attempting to hide submerged in a brook, authorities said. Just before noon, Paramus police responded to a reported theft at Target, according to Paramus Police Chief Robert M. Guidetti. The suspects, later identified as Tuwana Grant-Harrison, 32, and Christopher White, 47, both of Paterson, fled the scene in a black Nissan Murano before police arrived, he said. Officer Diego Cruz spotted the suspect vehicle on Fore…
Counterfeit Cash Chase Shuts Down Route 4 In Paramus, Two Arrested: Police Counterfeit Cash Chase Shuts Down Route 4 In Paramus, Two Arrested: Police Counterfeit Cash Chase Shuts Down Route 4 In Paramus, Two Arrested: Police
Counterfeit Cash Chase Shuts Down Route 4 In Paramus, Two Arrested: Police A police chase that spilled onto Route 4 in Paramus brought traffic to a halt Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 25 as officers pursued a suspect tied to a counterfeit cash scheme, authorities said. The incident unfolded around 4:30 p.m. when Paramus and River Edge police began pursuing men later identified as Corey Jones, 29, of Roosevelt, NY, and Isaiah Corbin, 46, of Queens, NY, in connection with fake U.S. currency being used at the Bergen Town Center, Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti said. The River Edge Police Department had alerted Paramus officers to a 2019 white Chrysler Pacifica suspecte…
Gas Instead Of Brake: Driver Plows SUV Into Route 17 UPS Store In Paramus (PHOTOS) Gas Instead Of Brake: Driver Plows SUV Into Route 17 UPS Store In Paramus (PHOTOS) Gas Instead Of Brake: Driver Plows SUV Into Route 17 UPS Store In Paramus (PHOTOS)
Gas Instead Of Brake: Driver Plows SUV Into Route 17 UPS Store In Paramus (Photos) A 64-year-old woman accidentally accelerated into two storefronts on Route 17 in Paramus Monday afternoon, Feb. 24, causing significant damage but no serious injuries, authorities said. Paramus police patrol officers responded to the crash at 12:50 p.m. and found that a vehicle had driven through the front windows of F45 Training and the UPS Store, Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti said. The driver, a Ho-Ho-Kus resident, mistakenly pressed the gas instead of the brake, sending the vehicle crashing into both businesses, Guidetti said. She was alert and conscious at the scene but repo…
Man Behind Bomb Threats To NJ Police Lied To Get Restraining Order Against Witness: Prosecutor Man Behind Bomb Threats To NJ Police Lied To Get Restraining Order Against Witness: Prosecutor Man Behind Bomb Threats To NJ Police Lied To Get Restraining Order Against Witness: Prosecutor
Man Behind Bomb Threats To NJ Police Lied To Get Restraining Order Against Witness: Prosecutor A Queens, NY man accused of emailing bomb threats to law enforcement agencies across Bergen County last summer is in custody again, this time for lying to secure a restraining order against a witness, authorities announced on his birthday. Clyde Johnson, of Queens, NY — who celebrates his 27th birthday today (Thursday, Feb. 20) — was arrested on Monday, Feb. 10, following an investigation by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Matthew Finck, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. Johnson falsely swore a temporary restraining order against a witn…
Overnight Pursuit In Stolen Mercedes From Paramus To Clifton Ends In Five Arrests: Police Overnight Pursuit In Stolen Mercedes From Paramus To Clifton Ends In Five Arrests: Police Overnight Pursuit In Stolen Mercedes From Paramus To Clifton Ends In Five Arrests: Police
Overnight Pursuit In Stolen Mercedes From Paramus To Clifton Ends In Five Arrests: Police A pursuit involving a stolen Mercedes-Benz GLE ended in multiple arrests after five suspects attempted to flee police in Paramus early Sunday, Feb, 16, police said. Sgt. Sean Nutland first spotted the stolen 2017 white Mercedes-Benz traveling north on Route 17 near Ridgewood Avenue around 2:50 a.m., according to Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti. After confirming the vehicle was reported stolen out of Kearny, the driver made a U-turn onto Route 17 South at Linwood Avenue and attempted to evade officers at high speeds. Officer Cesar Hurtado took over the pursuit as the vehicle continued o…
Popular Brunch Spot Expands NJ Footprint With Two New Locations Popular Brunch Spot Expands NJ Footprint With Two New Locations Popular Brunch Spot Expands NJ Footprint With Two New Locations
Popular Brunch Spot Expands NJ Footprint With Two New Locations Turning Point, a well-loved breakfast, brunch, and lunch spot, is expanding its New Jersey presence with two new locations set to open in 2025. The Old Tappan (Bergen County) location set to open in Summer 2025, while the Montgomery (Somerset County) location will open in Fall 2025, according to the restaurant’s website. Turning Point, born in Little Silver in 1998, has 18 Garden State locations already.  Turning Point's Paramus location. Carla Romano An exact address for the new eateries has not been announced. Daily Voice has reached out to Turning Point for additional detail…
Cache Of Firearms Found During Investigation Into Bergen Parks Employee For Theft: Prosecutor Cache Of Firearms Found During Investigation Into Bergen Parks Employee For Theft: Prosecutor Cache Of Firearms Found During Investigation Into Bergen Parks Employee For Theft: Prosecutor
Cache Of Firearms Found During Investigation Into Bergen Parks Employee For Theft: Prosecutor A former Bergen County Parks Department employee has been arrested after authorities say he stole tools and heavy equipment from the county’s parks department—including a woodchipper and a 20-foot trailer—while also illegally possessing more than a dozen unregistered firearms. Charles T. Gatt, 44, of Sparta, was arrested on Feb. 11, following an investigation by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Special Investigations Squad, Prosecutor Mark Musella announced. The probe began in January after an audit revealed that multiple pieces of equipment were missing from the Bergen County Departme…
Central Jersey In Bullseye For Next Round Of Snow: Winter Storm Strikes Again Central Jersey In Bullseye For Next Round Of Snow: Winter Storm Strikes Again Central Jersey In Bullseye For Next Round Of Snow: Winter Storm Strikes Again
Central Jersey In Bullseye For Next Round Of Snow: Winter Storm Strikes Again New Jersey, get your shovels ready—again.  Days after North Jersey got walloped by several inches of snow and a slick coat of ice, it’s Central and South Jersey’s turn to take the hit. The latest winter storm is expected to barrel into the region Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 11, dumping snow well into the night before easing off by Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service predicts the heaviest snow will fall in southern towns like Vineland, Toms River, and Atlantic City, which are bracing for 4 to 6 inches—though a few spots might get smacked with up to 8 inches. Meanwhile, North Je…