Tom Krosnowski is a News Anchor and Reporter for WABI TV 5 and News 12, focusing on local news in the Bangor, Maine area. With a passion for covering community stories, Tom brings attention to important issues, events, and human interest stories that impact the residents of Maine.
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By: Tom Krosnowski, Rose Said
Police say it happened around 3 p.m. on Westminster Drive in Montville.
News 12's Tom Krosnowski has more on the department's initiative.
Ring video shows three people enter the Sussex County building, which Sonnenberg was leasing for inventory, and make off with more than 50 designer handbags, belts and accessories.
By: Matt Trapani, Tom Krosnowski
About 50 people are staying at the Sheraton Hotel in Edison for shelter.
By: Tom Krosnowski, Matt Trapani
Sources tell News 12 New Jersey that the victim is a 101-year-old man. A person injured in a fire at the Inman Grove Senior Center in Edison has died, according to Edison Mayor Sam Joshi.
A new City Council resolution will add a new camera system and permanent floodlights.
The Ocean County Sheriff's Office says sightings were reported in the western and southern parts of the county.
By: Matt Trapani, Tom Krosnowski
The FAA says the delays and cancellations are due to stormy conditions along the East Coast – including wind and low visibility.
By: Matt Trapani, Tom Krosnowski
Dozens of New Jersey's mayors met with representatives from the New Jersey State Police on Wednesday to discuss the sightings.
More than 70 layoffs, caused by a massive budget shortfall, will take effect next Monday.
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