Published 8:35pm  Credit: Jimmy John's ROSELAND, NJ - A new sandwich shop is expected to open soon at the Eagle Rock Commons in Roseland. Andrew Slutzky is the owner of Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, a franchise which offers fresh foods prepared and delivered in "freaky fast" time. The first Jimmy John's opened in 1983 in Charleston, IL, and since then over 1900 sandwich shops have opened across America. This newest store is located at 39 Eisenhower Parkway, Roseland. "The roast beef is real roast beef, the turkey is real turkey," According to their website, french and whole-wheat bread is baked in-house daily all meats, vegetables, cheeses are freshly sliced. A link to their menu can be found online here. "I am excited to open my doors to Roseland and West Essex and I'm looking Further Information
Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches Owner, Andrew Slutzky 39 Eisenhower Parkway Roseland, NJ 07068 917-692-0877
Published 11:12am  Thatcher McGhee's in Denville Credit: Thatcher McGhee's FAIRFIELD, NJ - According to Diane and Lew Lockward, owners of The Fieldhouse Pub located at 31 Passaic Avenue in Fairfield, their establishment was sold yesterday to the owners of Thatcher McGhee's which own Irish pub restaurants in both Denville and Pompton Lakes. The new owners, whose first names are Brendan and Aidan, are originally from Galway, Ireland and they are planning to make major renovations starting immediately; they will be doubling the size of the restaurant and add a thatched roof. The new restaurant is expected to be open this winter by late February or early March just in time for St. Patrick's Day. "The papers are all signed, sealed, and delivered, along with the keys,"  Credit: Fieldhouse Pub Both restaurants offer a casual dining area with an attached pub; the decor is based on a traditional Galway home. Thatcher McGhee's first opened in Pompton Lakes in 2006 and then in Denville in 2011. The two locations have similar menus which offer traditional Irish meals and American and Italian salads, sandwiches, entrees, dessert and pizza. They often have live-entertainment and serve brunch on Sundays at 10am. To get an idea of what the Fairfield location may offer, their other locations have the following information on their websites: Lew Lockward is a realtor associated with the Fallivene Agency in West Caldwell. He handles rentals, home sales and purchases, as well as restaurant sales and purchases. "We appreciate the support of our patrons over the years,  Credit: Google Maps by Carolyne Volpe Curley / Carolyne@WestEssexNOW.com Published 6:49pm  Credit: Caldwell Police / Curley CALDWELL, NJ - The Caldwell Police Department has announced that they are again seeking applicants to be volunteer members of the Caldwell Police Auxiliary. The 12-week training program will begin in the fall and will include instruction in many aspects of police work from crime prevention to CPR. The class meets twice a week and takes place at the Essex County Police Academy, located at 250 Grove Avenue, Cedar Grove. Information
"The Auxiliary Police is a volunteer program," Applications
To apply for the position, contact Sergeant Paul Stabile at 973-226-2600 or email: pstabile@caldwellpd.org For further information: Caldwell Police Department Chief: James H. Bongiorno 1 Provost Square Caldwell, NJ 07006 Website Large Black Bear Seen on Big Piece Road, Fairfield, Wednesday, and Horseneck Road, Thursday8/6/2014
Published 3:32pm  Credit: Fairfield Police Department Updated: 10:45am Thursday FAIRFIELD, NJ - The Fairfield Police Department advised the public that a large black bear was spotted in the Big Piece Road area on Wednesday afternoon, and on Horseneck Road on Thursday morning.  Big Piece Road, Fairfield Credit: Google Maps Fairfield Deputy Chief Anthony Manna commented,  Credit: Fairfield Police Department Police released a list of advice from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Agency’s website which instructs on how to proceed when encountering a bear. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Agency Bear Facts If you encounter a black bear in your neighborhood or outdoors while hiking or camping, follow these common-sense safety tips.
"While it is perfectly appropriate for residents seeing a bear Further Information
Fairfield Police Department Fairfield Deputy Police Chief Anthony Manna 230 Fairfield Road Fairfield, NJ 07004 973-227-1400 Website
Published 4:02pm  Credit: Wayne Mazda NEWARK, NJ – On Tuesday, it was announced by NJ Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman and the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, that the state has filed a complaint against Wayne Mazda and Wayne Auto Mall Hyundai for repeated deceptive advertising practices. It is alleged that both committed multiple violations of both the Consumer Fraud Act and Motor Vehicle advertising regulations.  Credit: Google Maps Wayne Locations
The companies, which are under the ownership of Bergen Auto Enterprises, LLC, reportedly failed to disclose to consumers that the used vehicles they have sold had previously been used as rental vehicles and/or had sustained significant prior damage. In addition, both Wayne Mazda and Wayne Auto Mall Hyundai are said to have engaged in “bait and switch” tactics by featuring vehicles in advertisements that were not actually available for purchase or for lease. The vehicles in question appear to have been sold months before, but remained featured in advertisements. In one instance, Wayne Mazda advertised a 2013 Mazda for lease that had actually been sold almost 11 months before the advertisement was published. In another instance, Wayne Auto Mall Hyundai advertised for lease a 2013 Hyundai Genesis for at least 175 days that it did not possess, and that was in fact, located and titled in Pennsylvania. “We will not allow consumers to be subjected  Credit: Wayne Auto Mall The suit against the businesses also alleges that Wayne Mazda and Wayne Auto Mall Hyundai failed to include legally required statements in newspaper advertisements which are designed to explain to consumers what any additional costs would be beyond the advertised price. Similarly, cars were reportedly advertised at a discounted price, without a proper explanation of the qualifications needed to receive the discount. For instance, Wayne Mazda advertised prices containing a footnote which read “Available to qualified buyers on select vehicles,” without specifying the vehicle to which the discount applied or the conditions necessary for the consumer to qualify for the discount. “The alleged actions of Bergen Auto Enterprises demonstrate contempt  The State’s five-count complaint was filed in State Superior Court in Paterson; the state is seeking restitution for affected consumers and the imposition of civil penalties.
CONTACT INFORMATION Consumers who believe they may have been victimized by Wayne Mazda or Wayne Auto Mall Hyundai can file a complaint with the State Division of Consumer Affairs by calling: 1-800-242-5846 or 973-504-6200. Supervising Investigator Joseph Singh and Investigator Cullen Church, of the Division of Consumer Affairs Office of Consumer Protection, conducted the investigation. Deputy Attorney General Erin M. Greene, in the Consumer Fraud Prosecution Section of the Division of Law, is representing the State. |
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