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Wave Of Car Thefts In Bloomfield, Several Left Running: Police
A wave of stolen cars was recently reported in Bloomfield. Several drivers left their vehicles running and unlocked, authorities say.
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Bloomfield Patch: How To Post Events, Announcements, Op-Eds
Learn how share events, op-eds and community announcements on Patch Bloomfield. It's easier than you think!
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Business & Restaurants In Essex County: 2024 Year In Review
What new spots opened in Essex County? Catch up with the year's comings-and-goings here.
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Bloomfield Couple Have Livingston Hospital’s First Baby Of 2025
Meet the first baby of the new year at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center in Essex County.
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‘Code Blue’ In Essex County, Frigid Weather Expected
The weather is expected to get chilly in Essex County, prompting a “Code Blue” alert that will last through the week. Here’s what to know.
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Alternate Side Parking Suspended In Bloomfield For Holidays
Alternate side parking will be suspended for the 2024 holidays. Here are the dates.
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Bloomfield Resident Named ‘Hero’ Of NJ-11 (Here’s Why)
U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill, who represents the state’s 11th congressional district, has released a list of 25 people who are “NJ-11 Heroes.”
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Around Bloomfield: Drones + Pardons + Tickets + Unions + Malls
Check out some of our top stories this week in Bloomfield and Essex County.
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Man Tried To Stab Bloomfield Crossing Guard With Pen: Police
Several witnesses came to the crossing guard’s aid and called 9-1-1, police said.
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