A 73-year-old Englewood woman died after being struck by a car in the Closter Plaza parking lot on Saturday evening Police responded to the scene near HomeGoods around 6:13 p.m struck the pedestrian while navigating the parking lot The unidentified victim was taken to Hackensack University Medical Center and died Saturday The incident remains under investigation by the Closter Police Department No charges have been announced as of Monday Lemon Bay Woman's Club is set up outside of Vino Loco with snacks and beverages and her friend Sarah Lehman set up outside of the Dearborn Coffeehouse and Bakery and her SUP Englewood group serve mocktails and cocktails for the Environmental Conservancy of North Port and Surrounding Areas Crews Bank & Trust served up cocktails for Kids Needs Leadership Englewood Class of 2025 Selena Craig grabs a bite to eat from the back of Dickie Jean's snack cart The Boys and Girls Club serves up some punch shots with their Hawaiian themed booth Englewood Meals on Wheels served up some wine and discussed volunteer opportunities with community members Leadership Englewood Class of 2025 thanked the community for coming out to learn about their local nonprofits Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Englewood hired Alexander Mohammed as its new high school football head coach on May 1, replacing Kevin Johnson after two years Mohammed had most recently served as an offensive assistant at Ribault a multi-sport athlete at the school at the turn of the millennium and a part of the Rams' 1999 state championship team in baseball had coached Englewood football since his appointment in April 2023 the school's first winning season since 2006 but dropped to 3-7 in 2024 on the wrong end of a 333-133 point differential Mohammed takes over an Englewood program that has endured long periods of struggle The school has only five winning seasons in the last 40 years despite a strong beginning under Don Jarrett who directed the team for its first two decades The Rams last qualified for the Florida High School Athletic Association playoffs in 1998 when their lineup included future Jacksonville Jaguars Pro Bowl cornerback Rashean Mathis Mohammed and the Rams will face a three-team District 4-4A Englewood is scheduled to play its spring game on May 22 against Tocoi Creek Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInARAPAHOE COUNTY (KKTV) - Authorities are investigating a body that was found in a local park according to the Englewood Police Department Police were dispatched to the park at South Broadway and West Hampden Avenue on Sunday at 7:43 a.m Officers arrived and reportedly found a deceased man Englewood Detectives and an Investigator from the Arapahoe County Coroner’s Office responded to the scene Authorities currently do not know if the nature of the death is criminal 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cherry Hills Village Befort Plumbing & Heating a locally-owned and operated company based in Englewood is quickly gaining recognition as one of the top plumbing and HVAC service providers in the Denver metro area and unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction Befort Plumbing & Heating continues to serve homes and businesses across Englewood and surrounding communities with professional Befort Plumbing & Heating offers a comprehensive range of residential and commercial plumbing their highly skilled team is equipped to tackle any issue—any time "Our goal is simple—treat every home like it's our own and every customer like family," said Marcus Hayutin a representative of Befort Plumbing & Heating "We take pride in being the team people call when they're in a tough spot Our team is grateful for the trust and continued support we've received from the Englewood and Arapahoe County community over the years." Befort Plumbing & Heating offers a full suite of plumbing services leak detection and emergency plumbing services They also specialize in a wide array of HVAC services including air conditioning repairs and replacements and emergency heating and cooling services Befort Plumbing & Heating ensures that homeowners and business owners never have to wait until the next business day to resolve urgent issues Their commitment to customer care and transparent communication has made them a preferred choice throughout the Denver metro area "Our team works hard to be more than just technicians," added Hayutin We want our customers to feel confident and informed every step of the way From the first call to the final walkthrough Befort Plumbing & Heating's consistent delivery of top-quality service has earned them praise from countless customers across Englewood They've built a strong reputation not only for their technical expertise With the weather in Colorado known for its unpredictability—icy winters and sudden temperature shifts—having a dependable HVAC and plumbing partner is essential Befort Plumbing & Heating has made it their mission to be that dependable partner for every resident and business owner in Arapahoe County and beyond The company's technicians are fully licensed and extensively trained to handle even the most complex plumbing or HVAC problems They take the time to explain all options to customers and ensure every job meets the highest standards of quality and safety "We're truly humbled by the way the local community has supported us," said Hayutin "It motivates us every single day to keep improving we're not just fixing pipes and furnaces—we're helping people feel safe and comfortable in their homes." As Befort Plumbing & Heating continues to grow their focus remains the same: delivering exceptional customer service and long-lasting results for every home and business they serve For more information, or to schedule a service, visit https://www.befortplumbingandheating.com or call their team directly at (303) 366-2433 for 24/7 emergency service About Befort Plumbing & Heating: At Befort Plumbing & Heating they are proud to deliver the highest quality plumbing and HVAC services possible for their Englewood they have been helping families keep their plumbing For more information about Befort Plumbing & Heating contact the company here:Befort Plumbing & HeatingMarcus Hayutin(303) 366-2433info@befort1957.com3955 S BroadwayEnglewood The Englewood Area Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated The Waverly Restaurant & Bar The Englewood Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated Englewood Elks Lodge 2378 for 33 of membership The Englewood Area Chamber of Commerce recently celebrated Castle Air May is always an exciting and celebrated month This year is the 109th running of the “Greatest Spectacle in Racing.” For those non-racing fans Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Kim Parks is membership coordinator for the Englewood Area Chamber of Commerce. Contact her at kim.parks@englewoodchamber.com or 941-474-5511 Ext 2002., or visit www.englewoodchamber.com Get any of our free email newsletters — news headlines Leadership Englewood Class of 2025 pauses for a photo during their Education Day on March 5 The class has planned its fundraiser for Saturday Leadership Englewood Class of 2025 shows off one of two booze coolers that will be raffled at the wine walk ENGLEWOOD — Leadership Englewood Class of 2025 is getting ready for the wine walk event in the hopes of providing exposure to local nonprofits “Pouring It Forward: Cheers to Englewood’s Nonprofits” is a free event for the community from 3 p.m Saturday on the 400 block of West Dearborn Street OHIO (Dayton Business Journal) -- A mother and son duo have opened a discount grocery store in Englewood marking the company’s first location in the region The storefront occupies 25,000 square feet in a prominent shopping center California-based Grocery Outlet opened a new location in Englewood’s Northmont Plaza at 606 Taywood Road on March 13 The new grocery store sits within a busy commercial corridor near the intersection of Taywood Road and South Main Street in Englewood Its neighboring tenants at Northmont Plaza include Goodwill For more on the story, click here As we near the midway point for April and its packed lineup of local events An annual country music festival featuring multiple stars in the genre and held in a baseball stadium will make its return this week while a one-day electronic music festival with two stages will take place nearby Other notable concerts this week will include a Grammy-winning R&B group still featuring one of its founding members and multiple Blues Music Award-nominated acts 100-plus things to do in April in Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, Punta Gorda Sarasota Film Festival announces this year's lineup, celebrity guests Ticket Newsletter: Sign up to receive restaurant news and reviews plus info on things to do every Friday If you would like to be considered for this story, please submit your event to tinyurl.com/SubmitEventHeraldTribune at least 10 days before our Thursday publication date Email entertainment reporter Jimmy Geurts at jimmy.geurts@heraldtribune.com. Support local journalism by subscribing MO — When you unroll the history of the Englewood Theater wants to keep its familiar face along Winner Road “We just can't be going around and seeing historic structures collapse and to the degrees that they can new life can be breathed into them,” said Brent Schondelmeyer President of Friends of the Englewood Theater later turning into the live performance venue known as KC Opry Country music legend Garth Brooks memorialized it in his song The Old Stuff “First gig we ever played as an artist was at the Kansas City Opry,” said Brooks in a 2023 visit to Kansas City to announce his new radio venture The nonprofit has signed a real estate contract to acquire both and the parking lot behind It’s a story nearby business owner April Preston of KC Property Solutions knows all too well She has attempted to save the space multiple times before She said the owners weren’t quite ready to part with the building at that time “It is the only dilapidated building structure left here in Englewood The rest of it has been amazingly revived over the past six to 12 years that I've been here and basically this will bring everyone together This will be the final project that gets done,” said Preston referencing the revival in the Englewood Arts area The group has the support of the City of Independence which is funding a feasibility study about what would survive in that commercial space “I think our hope is just to get something in here that makes sense and that can actually be viable there's a lot of theaters across the metro so we just want to make sure that we're getting a niche for this area that works,” said Charlie Dissell Next steps include getting the theater on the National Register of Historic Places. That will allow the group to apply for historic preservation tax credits. The nonprofit is also actively fundraising to finish the purchase. Right now, the group has raised around $7,000 out of $600,000 needed. You can learn more about donating here. There is no word yet on what could move into the location in the next three to four years there will be a public meeting on March 10 at 6:00 PM at the Englewood Arts Center where people can learn more and give input KSHB 41 reporter Claire Bradshaw covers eastern Jackson County, including Blue Springs and Independence. Share your story idea with Claire Report a typo DPC Companies and Ogilvie Partners have acquired Englewood CityCenter and sometimes competitors — closed the transaction on December 20 following several years of working to secure the asset The acquisition of the ~220,000-square-foot mixed-use office and multifamily property ushers in an exciting new era for the development Englewood CityCenter enjoys an easy-to-access location at the northeast corner of Hampden and Santa Fe adjacency to RTD light rail/parking and top-tier retailers and enthusiastic support from the City of Englewood positioning it as one of the most promising infill redevelopments in the Denver metro “It’s exciting to see that Englewood CityCenter has been purchased by local long-term ownership that can take this incredible piece of infill real estate and invest to uncover its amazing development potential,” said Lyons “I’m thrilled that it ended up with a dynamic team of owners and developers with a strong connection to the community.” The development’s long history is a familiar tale of changing customer preferences and demographics the Cinderella City Mall was the largest indoor shopping mall west of the Mississippi vacancies mounted and Cinderella stood in rags The City of Englewood initiated redevelopment in 1991 demolishing the mall in 1998 and reinvigorating the site as the home of city offices the development’s retail portion struggled and was ultimately foreclosed upon with an out-of-state company owning and managing the property The City of Englewood is eager to find a viable path to making Englewood CityCenter a central part of the city’s future DPC and Ogilvie are working with the city on a master redevelopment plan integrating a long-term vision to create a true community center with high-density multifamily housing and a walkable live/work/shop experience that will include shopping The center was 40% leased at the time of closing An adjacent Walmart Supercenter (not part of the acquisition) serves as a strong shadow anchor DPC and Ogilvie are excited about the development’s potential and elated to play a role in helping the City of Englewood build an even more vibrant future Opus has broken ground on Catalyst Industrial a new 188,054-square-foot Class A speculative industrial development on 14.26 acres located at 15030 E Each year during National Preservation Month Historic Denver opens the doors for the public to nominate the people and projects Charlotte County commissioners gave Community Services Director Tommy Scott the green light March 11 to initiate plans to reopen storm-ravaged Englewood Beach Storm surge from hurricanes Helene and Milton in 2024 displaced sand people have continued to visit the beach by parking in the street or nearby areas after sand was sifted and removed from the roadway Appearing before the Board of County Commissioners Scott outlined two options that will run concurrently The first option involves partially opening the south end of the beach parking area with fencing closing it off from the damaged boardwalk Chipped pavement and asphalt in the area of the basketball court has already been smoothed out and the court can be used until it is resurfaced during the second option After being washed away during Helene and Milton parking bumpers in the parking lot will be replaced at a cost of $2,000 Funding sources for the first option will come from the county and insurance with no reimbursement from the Federal Emergency Management Agency Option one will cost the county $10,000 plus $4,000 a month for port-a-lets and $4,000 per month for signage Scott said vandals have been removing temporary signage on a nearly daily basis and are regularly being replaced Permanent signage will be installed during option two new basketball court surface and other improvements and replacements will have been made at a projected cost to the county of $323,000 plus $4,000 per month for the port-a-lets and the Property in the Open insurance cost of $23,000 The timeframe for completion of the projects and a total reopening is five to six months whose sentiments were echoed by his fellow commissioners Scott has been working with Charlotte County Transit to have Americans with Disabilities Act compliant buses run from 10 a.m with pickup at the top of the hour from Tringali Park to Chadwick Park near the maintenance yard on Manasota Key Return trips from the Key will be at the bottom of the hour The urgency to reopen and pay upfront before going to FEMA for reimbursement is due in large part to Englewood Beach’s popularity among locals and tourists It is a major attraction for visitors to the county and Commissioner Chris Constance said Tourism Director Sean Doherty said the Tourist Development Tax “is staying flat.” Constance cited TDT collections of $1,068,000 in January compared to $1,097,000 in January 2024 we’re statistically in the same ballpark,” he said Constance said he agreed with Doherty’s assertion that “people heard we had a hurricane and kind of changed their plan.” Constance noted that while visitors showed up that year they saw the damage Ian caused and opted to forego visiting Charlotte County the following season He said it took Charlotte County 14 years to “close out” Hurricane Charley damages and now the county is “working with five to six storms.” “Let’s hope next season we’re better suited and we have a quiet year The beach opening’s going to help,” Constance said Typical ebbs and flows of the single-family home market do not have much of an impact on the ultra Four restaurant chains and a cake shop will join seven other businesses coming this year to the new Tree Farm.. the May 5 opening of the Hospital for Special Surgery at NCH takes the health care.. Not only has Chef Brian Roland physically and emotionally returned to public life in Southwest Florida after his life-altering tragedy.. Beeline is counting on thirsty folks making a beeline to its new upscale cocktail bar at Mercato in North Naples... The 72-unit Verandas III opened and is fully occupied on Airport Road marking the final phase in the redevelopment of.. Englewood Helping Hand is expanding its food pantry Englewood Helping Hand receives 7,000 pounds of food a week these pallets quickly fill up Englewood Helping Hand making it hard to move around in the food pantry ENGLEWOOD — Englewood Helping Hand is expanding with the help of its “Here We Grow Again” capital campaign The expansion will be adding an addition onto the already existing pantry at 700 E The restaurant is a living classroom and training ground for Washburne Culinary & Hospitality Institute students  2025) – City Colleges of Chicago’s and Kennedy-King College’s Sikia restaurant Englewood’s premier white tablecloth and fine dining establishment is refreshed and re-open to the public for lunch service Washburne Culinary & Hospitality Institute students and community members held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on January 30 “Kennedy-King College and the Englewood community have long been a center for Black culture music and education so it is fitting that we celebrate the re-opening of Sikia to the public,” said Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson “Sikia offers good food and good service at affordable prices while serving as a hands-on classroom for students pursuing culinary and service excellence I am proud to make this investment in our young people’s education as well as in the food ecosystem in Englewood.” “It is my sincere hope that everyone comes to Sikia to meet our budding chefs and future culinary leaders as well as experience great food and service,” said Chancellor Juan Salgado deserve a place like Sikia because it’s more than just a restaurant it’s a growing tradition and a place of academic excellence through the culinary arts.” Sikia originally opened in 2008 and continues to be operated by the students and instructors of Washburne Culinary and Hospitality Institute Washburne offers a variety of culinary programs taught at Kennedy-King College Sikia is located in the U-building of Kennedy-King College 740 West 63rd Street and has been officially closed for the last five years (2020) as a direct result of the pandemic albeit utilized sporadically for internal events hosted by City Colleges after collaborating with community members Sikia underwent a renovation to repair and update the space “As an education leader in service to others I’m thrilled to announce the re-opening of Sikia to the public and I’m grateful to everyone on my team for working diligently to ensure that this beautiful place will once again offer great food while it serves as an extraordinary culinary classroom for our students pursuing their culinary dreams,” said Dr “I want to give a special thanks to MacKenzie Scott and her foundation for supporting this work through her generous gift many of the servers and chefs are Washburne students in the final phase of their culinary education The Sikia restaurant offers students hands-on training on how to operate an upscale restaurant from menu planning Students also gain essential operation and front-of-the-house skills “My culinary journey has been a transformative odyssey shaping not only my career path but also my personal identity and aspirations I found myself drawn to the enchanting world of cooking enticed by the tantalizing aromas and vibrant flavors that emanated from my grandmother’s kitchen in the warm embrace of tradition and family One meaningful achievement that stands out amidst my culinary journey is my graduation with high honors in Baking and Pastry Arts This milestone not only marked the culmination of years of hard work and dedication but also solidified my commitment to pursuing a career in the culinary arts I will be graduating with honors from Kennedy-King College in Culinary Arts in May 2025.” ~ Adrienne Gordon Sikia is open for lunch service from 11:00 a.m Reservations are required (5-person limit per table) the public should call 773-602-5200 (please allow 24 hours for a callback) the cost for the 3-course lunch experience with Sikia’s signature white tablecloth service is about $17 per person *All menu items are subject to change according to seasonality and availability For information about Washburne Culinary and Hospitality Institute certificate and degree programs, click here: Washburne Culinary & Hospitality Institute – City Colleges of Chicago or visit www.ccc.edu.  Graduates from seven colleges have saved thousands on a quality college education with scholarships Employers and apprentices gathered at Malcolm X College Wednesday morning for the Business and Tech Apprenticeship Summit a celebration of National Apprenticeship Day and a.. Read City Colleges' April 2025 newsletter below or click here to open it in a separate browser City Colleges of Chicago has honored those in our community who make our classrooms and offices brighter Subscribe Dial 711 for the Telecommunications Relay Service Artist Kim Demko has her own spot at the Arts Alliance of Lemon Bay She’s marked down her artwork after learning that the alliance will be closing in July The Arts Alliance of Lemon Bay will be closing its doors July 31 Artists sell their work at the Arts Alliance of Lemon Bay Denise Daly paints a seahorse on an artificial pumpkin She teaches classes at the Arts Alliance of Lemon Bay on Dearborn Street ENGLEWOOD — The Arts Alliance of Lemon Bay announced it will be closing its doors on July 31 Charlotte County announced that the southern entrance to Englewood Beach parking lot will reopen on Wednesday providing pedestrian access onto the beach Charlotte County Transit will provide a park and ride service to the beach from Tringali Park located at 3460 N This pilot program will operate 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The shuttle will depart Tringali Park at the top of each hour and the bottom of the hour from Chadwick Park For a list of Charlotte County Transit passenger rules and regulations visit https://tinyurl.com/CCTransitRules The remainder of Englewood Beach park will remain closed due to safety concerns Portable toilets will be available for temporary restroom facilities Patrons are advised to only use designated “dune walk through” access points and to be diligent and alert for hazards Follow Charlotte County Emergency Management for important emergency information at www.charlottecountyfl.gov/em,www.facebook.com/oemcharlottecounty and www.x.com/ccoem 941.964.2995 or 800.749.2995 Privacy Policy Copyright © document.currentScript.insertAdjacentHTML('afterend', '' + new Intl.DateTimeFormat(document.documentElement.lang, {year: 'numeric'}).format() + ''); Sandpaper Marketing. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy Former Englewood Cliffs Mayor Mario Kranjac is expected to enter the race for the Republican nomination for governor within the next few days A former two-term mayor of Englewood Cliffs and a close friend of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich Kranjac became the first Republican mayor of tiny Englewood Cliffs (pop 5,342) in 40 years after the retirement of Joseph Parisi Parisi had become mayor a decade earlier after the death of his father He was re-elected to a second term by a ten-point margin in 2019 Kranjac will have the backing of Mike Crispi, the chairman of America First Republicans of New Jersey.  Crispi, who launched an exploratory committee last year said tonight that he will not run for governor While Crispi didn’t mention Kranjac by name he said the candidate “has stood unwaveringly for President Trump and the MAGA base over the last nine years” and will be able to unite Republicans and appeal to independents to forge a winning general election campaign He will join a race that includes State Sen including former Burlington City Mayor Jim Fazzone Kranjac has not been invited to participate in the New Jersey Globe Republican Gubernatorial Primary Debate on February 4 The New Jersey Globe first reported Kranjac’s exploration of a run for governor in June - A major apartment complex project was approved this week in Englewood The address of the new development, 401 Englewood Parkway, has changed a lot since it was part of one of the biggest malls west of the Mississippi "This area used to be Cinderella City Mall and was a really great income resource for this city," said Rita Russell the lot is a strip mall with a handful of businesses and an empty storefront owned by Kimco Realty Final approval was given to turn the shopping center into an apartment complex Kimco is expected to work with a third-party developer whose name has yet to be determined multi-family residential apartment project which should be about four or five stories tall with the parking garage as well," said Will Charles community development department planner for the City of Englewood The concept was brought to the city by Kimco who said a future phase could include a 120-room hotel or more residential units on the lot Denver7 recently sat down with an Englewood Affordable Housing Task Force member about the need for more low-cost units "One shocking thing we discovered in our process was that the City of Englewood is currently short by approximately 2,500 units that really amplified how important and urgent this problem is," said Amber Reyes Denver7 asked the city just how many units of the newly approved project would be offered for lower incomes there's not an exact number of how many affordable housing units are required in a development project," said Charles That will soon change as the city council is supposed to take recommendations from the Affordable Housing Task Force and can potentially come up with a certain requirement for new developments so we made recommendations to the city council to pick a more meaningful percentage for future developments," said Reyes Even though the project has already been approved Kimco has committed to following whatever the council decides "There is a commitment to meet any requirements that the city codifies," said Charles do all the units have to be affordable?" Denver7's Danielle Kreutter asked anything that is adopted by city council as far as affordable housing requirements the applicant will be required to meet those," said Charles The approved ordinance reads: "The project shall meet all affordable housing requirements in effect at the time of building permit submittal including any applicable requirements adopted by the Englewood City Council." it doesn't mean that I don't think we need affordable housing but how we get it is where we differ," said Russell She said she's very concerned about adding high-density housing to the city while also removing retail opportunities for residents "All of the affordable housing we had in District One they tore it all down and built duplexes that cost $ 1 million to $ 1.5 million per side," she said "The one thing that I would have favored at the very beginning was to build duplexes that weren't so massive and two-stories next to an 800 square foot house." She said the council would discuss affordable unit requirements at a study session on March 24 before bringing the issue to a regular council meeting "It could take a little bit of time for this to happen I really felt like that's why Kimco agreed to whatever we have in place at the time of the building permit," said Russell Denver7 has contacted Kimco to see when they plan to submit their building permit A spokesperson tells us that since they're currently within the standard appeal period following approval they cannot disclose that date at this time "We've enjoyed working closely and constructively with the Englewood technical staff throughout the process and we're excited about seeing this property repurposed into another vibrant development that complements and enhances the Englewood community." Denver7 is committed to making a difference in our community by standing up for what's right lending a helping hand and following through on promises opened its newest store in Englewood on March 13 The store on Taywood Road marks the seventh Grocery Outlet location in Ohio Englewood’s new Grocery Outlet store is owned and operated by a mother and son team "What makes grocery outlet unique is that it's an extreme value retailer So it's main focus is delivering as much value to the customer as possible," Jones said "And they do that through a combination of different strategies Grocery Outlet has more than 500 stores across the nation They sell name brand and fresh products for a fraction of the price The company often sells goods for 40 to 70% less than big retailers through "opportunistic" buying or a supplier just needs to get rid of their inventory for some reason and they're just getting rid of it at a low price and then pass those savings on to the end consumer," Jones said they also have their own private label brand — so that way we can also provide the staple items that are not going to come up opportunistically as often at affordable prices as well." He said they decided to apply to run the Englewood store after his mother discovered Grocery Outlet’s cheaper prices for her family in 2016 and 2017 go-to store where we did all of our shopping," he said "And after going to our local store for a bit she met the operator there and became friends with him and got introduced to the business model side of it.” Jones and his mother were selected to run the new store in Englewood "I actually joined right after I graduated university So the timing kind of lined up really well," he said "I did my graduation walk and then the next week I was training in stores." Jones said the community has expressed gratitude for bringing a store to their community that experiences higher levels of food insecurity we really needed something like this,'" he said "So I think the main reason is just like the need was there." He said he is proud to offer more affordable prices during a time of rising costs and inflation “I think our prices are still on the low end which actually kind of helps in an inflationary environment because we can still provide that value to customers," he said A Bergen County man has been arrested after allegedly firing a weapon near others in a home last month obstruction and weapons possession offenses the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office announced in a press release Friday The Englewood Police Department responded to a disturbance involving a man with a gun on Knickerbocker Road at 1:28 p.m Arriving officers determined that the man fled the scene after discharging a firearm inside the home fired the weapon in the direction of two people inside the home The victims were not struck and did not report any injuries Englewood police found Prioleau in the city on Thursday and placed him under arrest He was remanded to the Bergen County jail pending a first appearance in Superior Court.