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Oceanside resident Peter Knego is an internationally known writer and speaker on cruise ships from the 1930s to today

Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Roswell Incident with this eerie new documentary.

In late June and early July 1947, the country was awash in UFO sightings. The Borderland was no exception.

Whenever the Peca kids would hear the clippity-clop of the horse’s hooves on our street, we knew our friend “Sugar” (his real name was Jimmy) was delivering milk for Branton’s Dairy. It was the year 1954, and we lived on Highland Park. The milkman would always give us time to pet the horse and give the horse a treat. That was such a great memory from our childhood. Later, when

Whenever the Peca kids would hear the clippity-clop of the horse’s hooves on our street, we knew our friend “Sugar” (his real name was Jimmy) was delivering milk for Branton’s Dairy. It was the year 1954, and we lived on Highland Park. The milkman would always give us time to pet the horse and give the horse a treat. That was such a great memory from our childhood. Later, when

Whenever the Peca kids would hear the clippity-clop of the horse’s hooves on our street, we knew our friend “Sugar” (his real name was Jimmy) was delivering milk for Branton’s Dairy. It was the year 1954, and we lived on Highland Park. The milkman would always give us time to pet the horse and give the horse a treat. That was such a great memory from our childhood. Later, when

Otley Man Charged for Violating Sex Offender Registry

The intersection where a 13-year-old was fatally hit is known to be dangerous, says Mountain View resident James Kuszmaul, in a guest opinion that asks how long it will take to finally make the city safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

Over the decades numerous people in the UFO field have investigated the Roswell affair of July 1947. It was, however, the first hours and days of the event that are the most important. And that's the theme of today's article: focusing on the case from the moment it began and when everything was shut down

A Bayonne man admitted Tuesday he was under the influence of alcohol when he careened off Route 24 westbound and into trees, killing Djimon Burroughs.