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John is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in History, Communications, and Political Science. A lifelong Norwalk resident, he covers an array of topics from real estate and education to sports and entertainment. John has previously worked as a freelance reporter and brings experience in digital media advertising. A surfer, fisherman, and boater, John is prone to drop everything if the fish begin to bite or the waves are on. John Haffey was a former content writer at Daily Voice.

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Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation Appoints New Board Member Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation Appoints New Board Member
Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation Appoints New Board Member MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Keeva Young-Wright, President of the Northern Westchester Hospital Foundation, is pleased to announce that Heather Durst has been appointed as the Foundation’s newest Board Member. Durst, who has lived in the Northern Westchester community for more than 13 years, resides in Bedford Corners with her husband Kristoffer and son Griffin, both of whom were born at Northern Westchester Hospital. “Northern Westchester Hospital is successful largely because of the community’s continued generosity, and Heather is a key part of this community,” said Ms. Young-Wright. “In 2015 Hea…
Examine Your Values At Temple Shaaray Tefila Presentation Examine Your Values At Temple Shaaray Tefila Presentation
Examine Your Values At Temple Shaaray Tefila Presentation BEDFORD CORNERS, N.Y. -- What are the different ways that values can be taught? Which are most effective? What makes a value “Jewish”? What is the latest thinking about the teaching of values? If you are interested in the answers to these questions, attend a presentation at Temple Shaaray Tefila on May 13 at 7:30 p.m.  Focusing on both theoretical and practical examples, Temple Executive Director and doctoral candidate Barbara Merson will present new perspectives on this important subject. “Values are like the air we breathe – always present but not often clearly visible,” states Barbar…
Peter Lombardo, North Jersey's Own, Joins Forces With Daily Voice Autos Peter Lombardo, North Jersey's Own, Joins Forces With Daily Voice Autos
Peter Lombardo, North Jersey's Own, Joins Forces With Daily Voice Autos For Peter Lombardo, it has always been about cars. He came of age during the dawn of the Muscle Car era in the 60’s and was bitten by the bug. Since then, cars have been a part of who he is. A North Jersey resident his whole life, Lombardo knows what it means to live and work in the New York Metro Area. For better or for worse, a large part of that life is spent behind the wheel of a car. After a 4-year stint in the U.S. Navy, Lombardo earned a degree in accounting and began his practice. However, it wasn’t long before his love of autos lead him to become the controller in a large dealer gro…
The Valley Hospital Receives Women’s Choice Award The Valley Hospital Receives Women’s Choice Award
The Valley Hospital Receives Women’s Choice Award RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- The Valley Hospital has earned the 2016 Women’s Choice Award as one of America’s Best Hospitals for Patient Experience for a fourth consecutive year.  This evidence based designation is the only award that identifies the country’s best healthcare institutions based on Medicare data weighed according to the preference of women in a 2016 national survey of 1,000+ female respondents. The list of award winners, including The Valley Hospital, represents hospitals that create an extraordinary patient experience for women and their families by providing exceptional care. “We ar…
Robotic Gynecologic Hysterectomy: An Advanced Minimally Invasive Procedure Robotic Gynecologic Hysterectomy: An Advanced Minimally Invasive Procedure
Robotic Gynecologic Hysterectomy: An Advanced Minimally Invasive Procedure MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- A hysterectomy may be required to treat gynecologic cancers, such as uterine cancer, endometrial cancer, or early stage ovarian cancer. Also, hysterectomy may be recommended for severe symptoms from benign (non-cancerous) gynecologic conditions, such as uterine fibroids or endometriosis. Advances in surgical techniques and medical technology have changed the way even minimally invasive surgeries are performed. Thanks to the da Vinci robots at Northern Westchester Hospital, women have access to the most advanced minimally invasive hysterectomy procedures. Historically a h…
Do's And Don'ts For Mowing Your Lawn This Summer Do's And Don'ts For Mowing Your Lawn This Summer
Do's And Don'ts For Mowing Your Lawn This Summer STAMFORD, Conn. -- With the snow shovels and salt in the basement, it's time to start thinking about beautifying your lawn for the spring. Seeding, fertilizing and watering ensure a thick and healthy lawn, but it all comes down to a proper cut says Rob Lawler of Lawler Landscaping in Stamford. To make sure your lawn shines this summer, he offers these do's and don'ts before firing up the mower. Do: Keep your mower blade sharp - A dull blade tears up grass and leaves unsightly brown tips at the end of each grass blade. Sharpen prior to the season and as needed throughout the summer. Vary yo…
Learn How to Handle Child Fractures With Tips From HSS Surgeon Learn How to Handle Child Fractures With Tips From HSS Surgeon
Learn How to Handle Child Fractures With Tips From HSS Surgeon PARAMUS, N.J. -- With the number of pediatric orthopedists trained to deal with the special bone, joint and tendon problems of children decreasing, more hospitals rely on general orthopedists to evaluate and treat pediatric injuries, such as fractures. Parents need to be aware of how to get the right treatment for their child’s injury in order to ensure the best outcome in the long run.  Here are some early-stage actions parents can take if their child has a fracture. Comfort -- The first step is to try and keep the child as comfortable as possible until you can see a doctor. If you suspect…
HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Advises Sports Diversity HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Advises Sports Diversity
HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Advises Sports Diversity STAMFORD, Conn. -- With more and more sports available to young athletes, there has been an increasing debate among athletes and parents in regards to picking and choosing. Is it better for my child to play one sport or multiple, many parents wonder. HSS pediatric orthopedic surgeon Dr. Daniel Green feels diversity of sport can be a good thing. "We certainly think there’s an increase of overuse in children who play the same sport year round," said Dr. Green. "Some MLB scouts have noticed that children are less likely to make it to the majors if they are from a warm climate whe…
Valley Health System Recognized For Outstanding Employee Health Valley Health System Recognized For Outstanding Employee Health
Valley Health System Recognized For Outstanding Employee Health RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Valley Health System has earned CEO Cancer Gold Standard™ re-accreditation for maintaining a strong commitment to the health of its employees and satisfying the latest, comprehensive requirements of the Gold Standard. The CEO Roundtable on Cancer, a nonprofit organization of CEOs founded by former President George H.W. Bush, developed and administers the Gold Standard, an employee wellness accreditation program that addresses cancer prevention in the workplace. Nearly 200 private, nonprofit and government employers in a wide range of occupational categories have earned Gol…
ConnectiCare Celebrates 35 Years of Calling Connecticut Home ConnectiCare Celebrates 35 Years of Calling Connecticut Home
ConnectiCare Celebrates 35 Years of Calling Connecticut Home FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. --  This month marks 35 years since the first ConnectiCare health products were introduced. Today ConnectiCare is the state’s largest health plan by membership for individual buyers, including Medicare members, and for small employers. Throughout 2016, ConnectiCare will be commemorating its history – and revealing its future. Today ConnectiCare introduced a new logo that is simpler and modern, and that reflects the company’s purpose to make it easy for its members to get the care they need. The heart symbol above the “I” in ConnectiCare’s name continues to be a key el…
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