The Democratic mayor of Sparta, NJ, pleads for humanity after refusing to lower flags to honor Charlie Kirk. Mayor Neill Clark says he has been receiving threats.
Sparta Township issued two statements about its decision to not lower the flag in honor of Charlie Kirk per a presidential proclamation and threats received by township employees and his employer.
Tensions are rising in Sparta as residents voice their discontent over a flag decision that’s stirring up quite the debate. What’s behind all the uproar?
International Longshoreman's Association President Harold J. Daggett said he and other members of the union’s leadership have received death threats after the New York Post reported about his 7,136 square-foot mansion.
Peace and quiet, we all need some. New Jersey is known to be one of the most crowded states and usually our houses are right on top of each other, and we are loud.
The woman told Sparta police that the men appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and drugs when she arrived. They took her bag and cash when she told them she was leaving.