Co-Owner Of Bergen County's Pampered Pooches Dies Suddenly, 44
A North Jersey business owner died suddenly at home earlier this month, leaving behind his fiancée, young son, and a grieving family.
Raul Carlos De La Cruz, 44, died on Monday, April 6, at his home in Bloomfield, according to his obituary on the Thiele-Reid Family Funeral Home website.
De La Cruz immigrated to the United States in 1998 and lived in Kearny, North Arlington, and Lyndhurst before moving to Bloomfield about a year ago, his obituary reads. He worked for a marketing company for more than 10 years and was also his fiancée’s business partner in Pampered Pooches.
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Popular Bergen County Taco Spot Sold, Closing This Month
A popular taco spot in Bergen County is closing after four years in business, according to an announcement from its owners.
Uno Más will have its final day of service on Saturday, April 18, the restaurant shared in a Facebook post on Wednesday, April 8.
“With full hearts, we are sharing the news that we have sold Uno Más and our final day of service will be Saturday, April 18th!” the post reads.
The owners, Dan and Joe Grey, thanked the community for its support since opening.
“These past four years of serving this wonderful community have been nothing short of incredible, and we cannot e…
Spotsy Seniors ID'd After Fatal Crash: Dad Says They Were ‘Ready To Start Their Lives’
A Virginia community is rallying around a single father who lost his youngest son in a crash that killed three high school seniors just weeks before graduation.
Kyle Derby was just 17 and gearing up for his future.
He was supposed to graduate in June with his friends. Instead, his name is now being shared in tributes, fundraisers, and messages from people trying to make sense of what happened shortly before midnight on Friday, March 27, in Spotsylvania.
According to the sheriff's office, Derby, Antonio Rubsam, and Dylan Stanley, seniors at Spotsylvania High School, were involved in the sin…
