November's Most-Clicked: NFL Player's Death, Home Break-Ins

November was a busy month in Wyckoff and Franklin Lakes! Here’s a look at your most click-on stories of the month, in reverse order.

10. Police: Burglars Hit Three Cars in One Franklin Lakes Driveway

Burglars made off with an expensive camera from one of the unlocked cars, police say.

9. Cops Warn Parents: Drug Epidemic 'Hitting Our Children and Our Area'

Hundreds of parents were at Indian Hills High School to hear a joint presentation from the FLOW area police departments about teen drug use trends.

8. Wyckoff Couple Inspired by Daughters to Launch New Pajama Line

The entrepreneurs started a new company 'Jijamas' after wishing they had pajamas as soft as the ones their young daughters were wearing.

7. Wyckoff Mom Scammed Out of $4,100, Cops Say

The woman wired money thinking that she was paying for an out-of-town apartment for her daughter, police say.

6. Organized Group Likely Behind Recent Rash of Burglaries, Wyckoff Police Say

The police issued an "urgent" warning this week urging residents to be 'watchdogs against crime.'

5. Wyckoff Housing Market 4th Most Expensive in NJ, Survey Says

Coldwell Banker compared the prices of four-bedroom, two-bath homes in towns across the country in its 2013 'Home Listing Report.'

4. 'It's Here,' Local Cops Say of Teen Heroin Use

The police departments of Wyckoff, Franklin Lakes, and Oakland teamed up with the Ramapo Indian Hills school district to host an informative anti-drug program for local parents.

3. Wyckoff Resident, NFL Player Frank Chamberlin Dies at 35

Chamberlin had been battling a rare form of brain cancer for nearly two years.

2. 'Real Housewives' Stars Indicted on More Fraud Charges

Attorney announced two additional charges against Teresa and Joe Giudice that could lead to 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

1. Police: Man Breaks Into Wyckoff Home, Flees After Hearing Owner

Man first rang the doorbell of the Godwin Avenue home, then smashed a window when the homeowner didn't answer, police say.