May's Most Read Stories: Missing Man Found Dead; Englewood Senior Complex a Prostitution, Drug Den

Englewood Man Disappears From Manhattan Office

Friends and family led a vigorous campaign to find 25-year-old Curtis Aukshunas after he disappeared from his office on May 8. His decomposed body was recovered from the Hudson River weeks later.

Englewood police stepped up their presence at a public senior housing complex after complaints led authorities to arrest two residents on drug and prostitution charges, authorities said. A third person, a city crossing guard, was arrested on charges of crack cocaine possession.

Steel Beam Crushes GWB Toll Booth

An EZ-Pass booth at the George Washington Bridge Upper Level in Fort Lee was destroyed when steel beams flew off of a tractor-trailer and hit the toll plaza on May 13.

Police: Englewood Officers Hurt in Melee With Emotionally Disturbed Man

Three Englewood police officers were injured in a confrontation with an emotionally disturbed man on May 4, the second time in two weeks city officers had been hurt in violent struggles, authorities said.

Light Rail Proponents Present Case for Englewood Stops

New Jersey Transit announced that due to impassioned opposition from both public officials and residents of Tenafly, it would be scrapping plans to extend its Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line into that community and would instead consider terminating its proposed light rail extension at Englewood Hospital.