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When a business is too small to have an information technology department, or a computer help desk, who can they call when a laptop freezes up, data disappears into the cloud, or a web page won't load?

The 30-year-old court records of a man arrested earlier this week after a 30-year-old South Carolina woman was found chained in a metal shipping container paint him as a severely disturbed adolescent.

Robert Croog regularly dons a red leather yarmulke emblazoned with Donald Trump in Hebrew and English — “It helps me feel connected to political events,” said Croog, 47, an attorney from Hoboken. “I wore it during all the debates for good luck.”

Donald Trump boasts that he doesn't need stars to fill his venues in the closing days of the presidential race. Maybe so, but the very people Hillary Clinton needs to shore up her campaign — millennials and minorities — appear all too happy to see her with singer Beyoncé and rapper husband Jay Z.

Many Muslim Americans say they are gearing up to vote in large numbers on Tuesday to rebuke that sort of message, following a massive campaign that has included door-to-door visits, voter registration drives, phone banks and speeches at social and religious events imploring crowds to turn out.

Prior to Friday’s verdict in the Bridgegate trial, Record political columnist Charles Stile and Paul Berger, who covers the Port Authority for the newspaper, spoke separately with reporter John Ensslin to offer their analysis on the impact the trial testimony had outside the courtroom.

Tom Hafner has spent 48 years in Upper Saddle River, and hopes to continue serving the town he loves, running for a third term with the borough council. "While the job has challenges, I get...

A motorcyclist from Cliffside Park died after he was involved in an accident with a car, police said Friday.

A gas station attendant has been arrested for allegedly touching a female customer’s genitals, police said Friday.

Appearing in federal court Friday to contest claims of voter intimidation, attorneys for the Republican National Committee played down Donald Trump’s leadership role as the GOP presidential nominee.