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Lia Opperman

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Ex-mob associate speaks out after N.J. restaurant’s bankruptcy filing: ‘I take full responsibility’ Original

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By Lia Opperman Verified
| NJ.com Verified
The owner of a Collingswood restaurant known for its mob-themed branding — and his own past ties to organized crime — is now speaking directly to customers about the financial troubles that pushed his business into bankruptcy court.
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DNA helped solve the 53-year-old cold case killings of two N.J. sisters

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By Lia Opperman Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It's been 53 years since two New Jersey sisters were found beaten and shot to death in the Florida Keys and now investigators say they've identified a suspect thanks to advances in DNA technology and genetic genealogy. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office announced in a press release Sept.
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Indian restaurant that replaced iconic N.J. diner closes after fire, weeks after opening Original

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By Lia Opperman Verified
| NJ.com Verified
An Indian restaurant that opened this summer in the former Menlo Park Diner on Route 1 in Edison, has temporarily closed after a fire, the restaurant said. In a post on its social media, the House of Bombay eatery said it was closed “until further notice” following “an unexpected fire incident.” According to the post, the fire happened while the restaurant was closed, and no guests or staff were present.
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