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Alan Joseph Earns a Spot on the NYIT’s Dean’s Honor List

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Frank Cahill
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New York Institute of Technology

EAST HANOVER — Congratulations to Alan Joseph for his outstanding academic achievement! Alan has been named to the Dean’s Honor List at the New York Institute of Technology for the Spring 2023 semester.

Alan Joseph is a 2022 graduate of Hanover Park High School. In 2021 he was awarded the Theodore K. Steele Memorial Scholarship at the New York Institute of Technology.

To receive this prestigious recognition, Alan has demonstrated exceptional dedication to his studies, earning a GPA of at least 3.5 and completing 12 or more credit hours without any incomplete grades.

New York Institute of Technology offers various undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and professional degree programs across six schools and colleges. Their curriculum covers various in-demand fields such as computer science, data science, cybersecurity, health professions, medicine, architecture, design, engineering, IT, digital technologies, management, and energy and sustainability.

Established in 1955, the institute is a nonprofit, independent, private, and nonsectarian higher education institution that welcomes nearly 8,000 students worldwide. NYIT has multiple campuses in New York City and Long Island, New York, as well as locations in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and Vancouver, British Columbia. Additionally, they offer programs across the globe, fostering an engaged network of over 114,000 accomplished alumni, including physicians, architects, scientists, engineers, business leaders, digital artists, and healthcare professionals.

With a vibrant community of doers, makers, healers, and innovators, the New York Institute of Technology empowers its graduates to tackle 21st-century challenges, shape a brighter future, and make a meaningful impact. For more information about NYIT, click here.





Hanover Township Police Arrest 79-Year-Old for Child Pornography Possession

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Frank Cahill
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HANOVER — On July 16, 2023, the Hanover Township Police Department received a concerning report regarding Mr. William Morehouse, a 79-year-old resident of Hanover Township. The report alleged that Mr. Morehouse was involved in downloading and viewing child pornography on his personal computer. Acting swiftly, Detective David Littman initiated a thorough investigation into the matter.

Detective Littman obtained a search warrant for Mr. Morehouse’s residence, vehicle, and all electronic devices based on the gathered evidence. The joint efforts of the Hanover Township Police Department, Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, and Morris County Sheriff’s Special Operations Team led to the execution of the search warrant on Monday, July 24. During the operation, several electronic devices were seized and examined thoroughly.

As a result of the initial search, Mr. William Morehouse was subsequently charged with one count of Endangering the Welfare of a Child – Possession of Child Pornography. Following his arrest, he was held in custody at the Morris County Correctional Facility pending his court date. The authorities are committed to ensuring that justice is served, and the case will be thoroughly handled in the legal process to protect the welfare of children and uphold the law.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.





Officer Matt Gallagher Apprehends Two Brooklyn Residents for Shoplifting

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Frank Cahill
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Wegmans

HANOVER — On July 13, 2023, Officer Matt Gallagher swiftly responded to a shoplifting incident in progress at Wegman’s, resulting in the arrest of two individuals from Brooklyn, NY. The suspects were identified as Ms. Mayra Hernandez-Granados, a 30-year-old, and Ms. Annie Mora-Corredor, a 28-year-old.

Upon arriving at the scene, Officer Gallagher observed the two individuals in the parking lot with stolen merchandise valued at $1886.00 in their possession. Without delay, both suspects were arrested and charged with shoplifting and conspiracy to commit shoplifting.

Ms. Hernandez-Granados faced additional charges for using an anti-shoplifting device, further compounding her legal situation. On the other hand, Ms. Mora-Corredor was charged with resisting and obstructing and being issued a motor vehicle summons for driving without a license.

Following their arrest, both individuals were released, pending their respective court dates to address the charges brought against them. The authorities remain committed to ensuring a fair and thorough legal process for all parties involved.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

 





Officer Carlos Najera Apprehends Red Carpet Inn Employee for Sexual Assault

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Frank Cahill
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Hanover

HANOVER — On July 13, 2023, Officer Carlos Najera swiftly responded to a distressing sexual assault report at the Red Carpet Inn. The victim recounted an incident where she was inappropriately touched in the lobby by Mr. Shrikantb Limbachia, a 77-year-old hotel employee.

Upon interviewing the victim, Officer Najera learned that another individual had also contacted authorities with a similar complaint against Mr. Limbachia. The surveillance camera footage was reviewed to corroborate the victims’ statements, providing evidence that supported their claims.

Given the compelling evidence, Mr. Limbachia was arrested and charged with criminal sexual contact. Following the arrest, he was released pending his scheduled court date to address the serious charges brought against him. The authorities are committed to ensuring that justice is served for the victims and that appropriate legal actions are taken against the accused.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.





Officer Matt Gallagher Apprehends Two Bronx Residents for Shoplifting

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Frank Cahill
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HANOVER — On July 9, 2023, Hanover Township Police Officer Matt Gallagher successfully arrested two individuals involved in a shoplifting incident at Wegman’s. The suspects were identified as Mr. Michael Santiago, a 51-year-old, and Mr. Michael Santiago, a 41-year-old, both hailing from the Bronx, NY.

Upon receiving a report of a shoplifting in progress at Wegman’s, officers were dispatched to the scene and described the vehicle and the suspects. Upon arrival, Officer Gallagher and his team observed the two individuals loading stolen merchandise into the rear of their vehicle. They immediately instructed the suspects to halt, but both attempted to flee. However, they were swiftly apprehended.

A thorough search of the suspect’s vehicle led to the recovery of stolen merchandise worth $1352.90. As a result, both individuals were charged with shoplifting and conspiracy to shoplift.

Additionally, Michael Santiago, the 51-year-old suspect, faced further charges of obstruction, resisting arrest, and tampering with public records. He was also connected to prior shoplifting incidents from earlier in June.

Following their arrest, both individuals were released pending their court dates to address the charges brought against them.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.





Officer Daniel Foesel Apprehends Carlos Guevarchaux for Possession of CDS

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Frank Cahill
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HANOVER — On July 4, 2023, Hanover Township Police Officer Daniel Foesel executed the arrest of Mr. Carlos Guevarchaux, a 36-year-old resident from Morris Plains, on charges of possession of CDS. The arrest occurred after Officer Foesel responded to a one-car accident in the parking lot of the Red Carpet Inn.

Upon arrival at the scene, Officer Foesel observed a vehicle overturned, with Mr. Guevarchaux standing outside the vehicle. After conducting field sobriety tests, Mr. Guevarchaux was placed under arrest.

Apart from the possession of CDS charge, he was also issued multiple motor vehicle summonses, including DWI, open container for alcohol and marijuana, driving without insurance, reckless and careless driving, failure to maintain lane, failure to possess a license, touring privileges violation, no registration card, failure to report an accident, CDS possession in a motor vehicle, consumption of marijuana and alcohol, driving as an unsupervised permit holder, driving after hours with a permit, and driving as an unlicensed driver.

Mr. Guevarchaux was released, pending his scheduled court date to address the charges brought against him.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.





Officer Megan Pritchard Apprehends Ms. Arianna Asberry for Hindering and Related Charges

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Frank Cahill
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HANOVER — On June 18, 2023, Officer Megan Pritchard arrested Ms. Arianna Asberry, a 24-year-old resident from Flint, Michigan. During an investigation of reported theft incidents at multiple CVS locations in the area, the arrest was on charges of hindering.

During the investigation, Officer Pritchard encountered Ms. Asberry, who matched the description of the suspects involved in the thefts. However, while detained, Ms. Asberry provided false information to Officer Pritchard. As a result, she was arrested and charged with hindering in connection to the ongoing case.

Additionally, Ms. Asberry received motor vehicle summonses for driving with a suspended license, possessing cannabis in her vehicle, and having an open container. She was subsequently released, pending her scheduled court appearance to address the charges brought against her.

Editors Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the juveniles are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.





Congratulations to Ian Bell on his Promotion to Captain

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Frank Cahill
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Ian Bell

HANOVER — Ian Bell, an experienced FF/EMT/Inspector, has achieved a remarkable milestone as he was promoted to the prestigious rank of Captain. This promotion is a well-deserved recognition of his dedication and commitment to his profession.

Having joined in 2005, Ian’s journey alongside Chief Perrello has been one of perseverance and hard work. Before his professional career, he selflessly volunteered for the Whippany Fire Company for over 30 years, demonstrating his passion for serving the community.

The promotion to Captain is a testament to Ian Bell’s exceptional skills and leadership qualities. His colleagues and superiors are proud of his achievements and look forward to witnessing the positive impact he will bring to the department in his new role.

Congratulations, Captain Bell! Your accomplishments inspire us all, and we are excited to see the remarkable contributions you will make in your new position.





Teen Charged for Soliciting Without Permit”

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Frank Cahill
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Chapter 243 of the Township of Hanover Code states in pertinent part as follows: Registration with the Township is required to canvas, solicit or peddle on the public streets or highways or upon other public lands; call from house to house or from door to door soliciting money, selling, causing to be sold, offering for sale or taking orders for present or future delivery of merchandise of any description whatsoever; or go from door to door for the purpose of obtaining contributions, orders, subscriptions, making canvasses or surveys, or other solicitation.

HANOVER — On June 14, 2023, Mr. Roman Plant, 18, Sandy, UT, was charged by Officer Carlos Najera for failing to obtain a solicitors permit. Officer Najera responded to a solicitor complaint on Handzel Road, where he found Mr. Plant going door-to-door without a permit.

Further checks showed Mr. Plant had previously been warned about obtaining a permit. Consequently, he was issued a special complaint for the offense and released, awaiting his court date.

Chapter 243 of the Township of Hanover Code states in pertinent part as follows: Registration with the Township is required to canvas, solicit or peddle on the public streets or highways or upon other public lands; call from house to house or from door to door soliciting money, selling, causing to be sold, offering for sale or taking orders for present or future delivery of merchandise of any description whatsoever; or go from door to door to obtain contributions, orders, subscriptions, making canvasses or surveys, or other solicitation.





Formaggio’s Pizzeria Grand Opening Brings Authentic Italian Delights to Madison

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Mayor Robert Conley, joined by members of the downtown council, the Downtown Development Commission, and the Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, welcomed Jimmy Mansur, the new owner of Formaggio's Pizzeria, and his staff, at their grand opening ribbon cutting on July 20.

MADISON — Mayor Robert Conley, joined by members of the downtown council, the Downtown Development Commission, and the Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, welcomed Jimmy Mansur, the new owner of Formaggio’s Pizzeria, and his staff, at their grand opening ribbon-cutting on July 20.

Formaggio’s Pizzeria, renowned for authentic Italian cuisine, is excited to announce its grand opening at 36 Main Street, Madison. The eagerly awaited pizzeria is set to delight residents and pizza enthusiasts with its delectable menu and warm, inviting atmosphere.

Formaggio’s Pizzeria is known for its commitment to traditional Italian recipes, using only the finest ingredients to create mouthwatering pizzas and other Italian specialties. With a focus on quality, flavor, and excellent customer service, Formaggio’s has garnered a loyal following in previous locations, and the Madison branch aims to continue that tradition.

“We are thrilled to bring Formaggio’s Pizzeria to Madison,” said Jimmy Mansur, the owner of Formaggio’s. “Our goal is to offer our customers an authentic Italian dining experience, and we’re excited to share our passion for great food with the community.”

The menu at Formaggio’s Pizzeria features a wide array of classic and gourmet pizzas crafted with hand-tossed dough, premium cheeses, and an assortment of fresh, high-quality toppings. From the beloved Margherita and Pepperoni pizzas to gourmet options like the Paisano Special or Hawaiian, there’s a pizza for every palate.

In addition to their mouth-watering pizzas, Formaggio’s also offers a range of traditional Italian dishes. Pasta lovers can indulge in classics like Spaghetti Bolognese, Fettuccine Alfredo, or Lasagna, while those seeking lighter fare can enjoy fresh salads, antipasti platters, and flavorful paninis.

Formaggio’s Pizzeria complements the culinary delights and provides an inviting and comfortable ambiance. The interior showcases rustic Italian décor with warm lighting, creating a cozy space perfect for family gatherings, casual meals, or romantic evenings.

Formaggio’s Pizzeria in Madison is conveniently located at 36 Main Street, easily accessible to residents and visitors alike. The restaurant offers dine-in, takeout, and delivery services, ensuring that customers can enjoy their favorite Italian dishes wherever they prefer.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the authentic taste of Italy right here in Madison. Visit Formaggio’s Pizzeria and savor the flavors that have made them a beloved name in the culinary world. For more information, click here.





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