Hackensack

Right.

Here in New Jersey, in Hackensack, there was a field called Oratani Park where, in the early 1920s, Shoeless Joe Jackson played a game.

And halfway through the game, he was so good that they figured out who he was, made the team forfeit, and ejected Shoeless Joe Jackson from the league.

And I wanted to go see that field.

There was other militia there, and two subaltern officers and about sixty of the militia, and myself among others, turned out to go on a scouting party down toward the British lines.

We marched from Pompton to Paramus, From that we marched down to Hackensack and stayed all night there.

The next morning marched down the river toward the British lines and Bergen a few miles to where there was an old guardhouse on the west side of the river that was unoccupied and on the opposite side another which we supposed to be occupied by the British.

We went to the guardhouse on the west of the river and stayed an hour or two.

It's helped grow in the company.

And because of our social media, we were able to open our third location in Hackensack, New Jersey, and able to employ more people.

So it's pretty awesome what social media can do for us.

Absolutely.

The cash option, $357 million before taxes.

A Hackensack youth football coach is facing a fourth-degree assault charge after police say he punched another coach in front of young players.

56-year-old Hector Garcia allegedly punched the man in the mouth, splitting his lip after Sunday's game between the Hackensack Junior Comets and Jersey City Jets.

Both men coached the Comets.

According to the complaint, no children were injured.

this past weekend.

Hackensack police say after Sunday's game ended between the Hackensack Junior Comets and the Jersey City Jets, 56-year-old Hector Garcia settled an argument with another coach by punching him in the face.

Police say the young athletes on the local high school's football field watched as the coach split the other man's lip and say both were coaches for the same team, the Junior Comets.

New Jersey law now turns a simple assault charge to a fourth-degree offense if, in the presence of children under 16 at a school or community-sponsored youth sporting event, simple assault is usually a disorderly person's offense.

weekend.

Hackensack police say after Sunday's game ended between the Hackensack Junior Comets and the Jersey City Jets, 56-year-old Hector Garcia settled an argument with another coach by punching him in the face.

Police say the young athletes on the local high school's football field watched as the coach split the other man's lip and say both were coaches for the same team, the Junior Comets.

New Jersey law now turns a simple assault charge to a fourth-degree offense if, in the presence of children under 16 at a school or community-sponsored youth sporting event, simple assault is usually a disorderly person's offense.

And all the doctors were in New York at the time.

My surgeon, who's in Hackensack in, in hospital in Edison, had just left as the, um, in charge of, uh, top surgery in Leggoyn, New York, Leggoyn.

She had just left there and started a practice in Edison.

She was only open for a few weeks when I found her.