Monday, November 19, 2012
Roberto Rivera sued St. Vincent's hospital in 2007 after the hospital terminated him when he did not submit to a psychiatric evaluation in the wake of stalking allegations by a nurse.
A doctor charged Saturday with possessing a large quantity of chemicals used in bomb-making spent 15 years on the staff of a Manhattan hospital until he was fired in 2006 for refusing to submit to a psychiatric evaluation when a nurse accused him of stalking her, court records show. Roberto Rivera, 60, was charged with recklessly creating a risk of widespread injury or damage after federal and local authorities found precursor chemicals used in the making of explosives in the basement of a Ridgewood house, Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli said in a release Saturday afternoon. Rivera was being held Sunday night on $1 million bail. Authorities did not release any additional information Sunday about the arrest. Molinelli called at …
40.97651
-74.11626
183 Union St, Ridgewood, NJ
/articles/bomb-doc-was-fired-from-hospital-after-stalking-allegation
/locations/8163936
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Filmmaker: 'Occupy Wall Street' is bigger than NYC, and he hopes to help it grow
Filmmaker Michael Moore came to Bookends on Monday at 6 p.m. to promote his new book, Here Comes Trouble: Stories from My Life, but spent far more time pressing those in attendance to form their own Occupy Wall Street movements in their hometowns. The "Capitalism: A Love Story" creator said to an enthralled crowd that he was "very optimistic and hopeful" about the Occupy Wall Street and its recent rallies in Nyack, NY; Salem, OR, and smaller towns throughout the country. "In this movement, everyone's a leader," he said.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
The filmmaker said the 'Occupy Wall Street' has grown far bigger than a few parks in Manhattan, and said he hopes it continues to spread across the country
- GOVERNMENT
- Matt Owen
-
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Filmmaker Michael Moore came to Bookends on Monday to promote his new book, Here Comes Trouble: Stories from My Life, but spent far more time pressing those in attendance to form their own Occupy Wall Street movements in their hometowns. The "Capitalism: A Love Story" creator told an enthralled crowd that he was "very optimistic and hopeful" about the Occupy Wall Street rally and its offshoots in smaller towns throughout the country. "In this movement, everyone's a leader," he said.
40.978915
-74.114836
Bookends
211 E Ridgewood Ave, Ridgewood, NJ
/articles/video-michael-moore-everyones-a-leader-in-occupy-wall-street-movement
12004
/locations/5575509
Participating in the protests in New York or Jersey City? Blog for Patch
- NEWS
-
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
New Jersey resident interested in blogging live from the Occupy Wall Street protests? We have a spot for you on Patch. Send us a note through the feedback link or send an email to the (name of this site)@patch.com. (For instance, Ridgewood@patch.com).
Page Peculiar
6:14 pm on Monday, November 19, 2012
Gasp! Why was she not arrested as well? Change of heart perhaps? Everything is relevant when this Doctor had the ability to blow up block full of people...and that includes the elderly and children. more ›