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Weather today High Low Thunderstorms around. Summer movies Streaming films by Spike Lee, Judd Apatow and more are coming soon. WEEKEND, 1LF Weather tomorrow High Low T-storms. Forecast, 2A Soon brewing up business New Jersey breweries, distilleries and wineries can reopen for outdoor drinking this month. 8L There were several times during Dalton 25-year career in the Paterson Police Department when he used his knee to pin a struggling sus- pect to the ground.

Sometimes, he pushed his weight into the back. Other times, the chest. More rarely, he would lean into the head. But even during the chaos of physical any would think twice before aiming for more vulnerable targets like the neck or throat, Price said. A Minneapolis decision to ignore that, leading to the death of George Floyd, has the coun- GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS State may review use of neck restraints Local policies vary despite wide knowledge of deadly potential Steve Janoski and Stacey Barchenger NorthJersey.com USA TODAY NETWORK NEW JERSEY See RESTRAINTS, Page 9A Inside More than 1,000 join march in to protest racial in- justice.

1L no stopping the spirit of Pride. The global coronavirus pandemic has changed ev- ery aspect of life, and the resulting cessation of pub- lic gatherings means commemoration of Pride Month will be decidedly Organizations across the region are getting cre- ative, hosting celebrations, gatherings and shows as the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community perseveres during a trying time, facing an uncertain future. This now-canceled NYC Pride schedule of in-person events was originally planned for June Pride Month to be celebrated a bit Alex Biese, Maddy Lauria, Jim Beckerman, Celeste E. Whittaker and Sean Lahman Asbury Park Press USA TODAY NETWORK NEW JERSEY See PRIDE, Page 8A On this day 125 years ago, The Rec- ord published its edition. Back then, it was simply called the Evening Record.

Over the next century, it had many names but colloquially be- came known as The Bergen Record even though those words never graced the nameplate. Both references to the paper The Record and The Bergen Record are emblematic of its identity. For the 70 municipalities of Bergen County, it has been and continues to be the source for local news. For the and the rest of New Jersey, it was, and remains to this day, a regional journalistic power- house willing to tackle topics and is- 125 YEARS In many ways, the story of North Jersey can be tied to the building of the George Washington Bridge. The connection to Manhattan made Bergen County and the sur- rounding region boom.

It also ex- panded the reach and of The Record, which had started dec- ades earlier in a storefront on Hack- Main Street. That edition four pages and all text printed on cotton paper would grow from a local publication to a regional newspaper publishing seven days a week. grandfather, who bought the paper back in the early was in- tells story of life in North Jersey Our promise: to be a friend of the people we serve Page through history See galleries of historic photos and Record front pages at NorthJersey- SFORZA, Page 6A See 125 YEARS, Page 6A Clockwise from top: Troops head into Newark during the 1967 riots; the original front page of the Evening Record from 1895; raising the American flag at Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001; a Teaneck police car on its side following demonstrations in 1990 after a white police office shot a black teen. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY KAYLA USA TODAY NETWORK; NORTHJERSEY.COM FILE PHOTOS Daniel Sforza Executive Editor NorthJersey.com USA TODAY NETWORK NEW JERSEY FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 2020 NORTHJERSEY.COM PART OF THE USA TODAY NETWORK I I 125 YEARS CELEBRATING No Hunger No Jitters Non-Surgical 201-266-5000 Call for a Same-Day Consultation! Best Kept Secret in Bergen County! FAST MEDICAL WEIGHT LOSS CALL NOW TO SCHEDULE YOUR FREE IN-HOME DESIGN CONSULTATION.

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