John Connolly

1 month ago | yahoo.com | John Connolly |Lucas Frau

A juvenile suffered serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle while walking in Maywood on Thursday night, authorities said. The Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crimes Unit and the Maywood police were investigating the serious crash that happened around 5:30 p.m. on Maywood Avenue, between Taplin and Thoma avenues, said Jeff Angermeyer, deputy chief of detectives for the prosecutor's office. The pedestrian was taken to an area hospital. The driver of the vehicle remained on the scene.

1 month ago | thespectator.com | Ian Williams |John Connolly |Joshua Trevino |Joseph Humire

In the fight against climate change, China loves to present itself as the world’s White Knight. Armed with wind turbines and solar panels, EVs and batteries, it will rescue us from oblivion if only we would let it. There’s no shortage of western politicians, academics and organizations who are happy to go along with the idea that China is an ally in the global green revolution.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | John Connolly |Jane Havsy

There will be a winter weather advisory overnight into Friday morning for parts of North Jersey. The National Weather Service warns that freezing rain could make roads and sidewalks very slippery and could impact the Friday morning commute. The advisory is in effect for Morris, Sussex and Warren counties from 2 a.m. until 9 a.m. Friday morning. "Roads could be slippery and there may be patches of black ice tomorrow morning, January 31.

2 months ago | dailyrecord.com | John Connolly |Jane Havsy

There will be a winter weather advisory overnight into Friday morning for parts of North Jersey. The National Weather Service warns that freezing rain could make roads and sidewalks very slippery and could impact the Friday morning commute. The advisory is in effect for Morris, Sussex and Warren counties from 2 a.m. until 9 a.m. Friday morning. "Roads could be slippery and there may be patches of black ice tomorrow morning, January 31.

Jan 24, 2025 | thespectator.com | Mary Wakefield |Cressida Bonas |John Connolly |John Davidson

At the beginning of the spring term of my second year at university, a French boy called Xavier looked up from where he was sitting, on the floor of my friend’s flat, and announced that his New Year’s resolution was to give up fantasizing. Xav was deep in unrequited love with my friend so we assumed at first that he was simply through with pining, but that was not quite what he meant.