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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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Armonk, NY
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Changing Places? Zootly Shares Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Mover Changing Places? Zootly Shares Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Mover
Changing Places? Zootly Shares Questions to Ask Before Booking Your Mover NEW YORK -- The people you hire to move your belongings is a big decision. Before reaching out to any companies for estimates, do your research. Talk to family and friends, read online reviews and be sure to get multiple estimates. Here are a few questions to ask before hiring a mover: 1. How long has the company been in business? Ask for customer references and read reviews. You want to make sure that your stuff makes it to your new home safely. 2. Are they licensed? The company should have a unique license number that can be issued by either the United States Department of Transportation …

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Pace Welcomes High School Teachers For Cybersecurity Workshop This Summer Pace Welcomes High School Teachers For Cybersecurity Workshop This Summer
Pace Welcomes High School Teachers For Cybersecurity Workshop This Summer PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Pace University is inviting area high school teachers to attend a seven-day summer workshop aimed at introducing high school teachers to an array of topics relating to the growing field of cybersecurity. The workshop will include lectures, hands-on exercises, presentations by industry professionals, group discussions, and lesson design projects. By the end of the program, participants will develop lesson plans that integrate cybersecurity concepts into their curricula or after-school programming. Pace educators hope to provide a professional development opportunity for…

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Armonk, NY
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Pace Students, Legislator Manage Digital Classroom Thanks To TeachLivE Tech Pace Students, Legislator Manage Digital Classroom Thanks To TeachLivE Tech
Pace Students, Legislator Manage Digital Classroom Thanks To TeachLivE Tech PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Class is now in session for students in Pace University's School of Education. However, students in the school's program are dealing with a different type of pupil. Pace University is one of a group of select schools across the country working in collaboration with TeachLivE, a virtual reality education program. Working with a combination of software and hardware, students use technology to solve classroom management issues and practice making mistakes before trying out different techniques with real students. Westchester County Legislator Margaret Cunzio joined Pace s…

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Bergenfield, NJ
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Valley Orthopedics Help Patients Of All Ages Keep Knees Moving Valley Orthopedics Help Patients Of All Ages Keep Knees Moving
Valley Orthopedics Help Patients Of All Ages Keep Knees Moving RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- It used to be that doctors reserved knee replacements for people who could no longer function or perform daily activities. Not anymore. According to National Hospital Discharge Survey results published in August, people are getting knee replacements not only at greater rates, but also at younger ages.  In 2000, the average knee replacement patient was about 69 years old. Ten years later, the average age had dropped to just over 66. The reason for the change? "Doctors’ thinking has changed," said Anthony Delfico, Director, Orthopedic Surgery at The Valley Hospita…

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Pace Students Showcase Diplomacy In Swiss Model U.N. Conference Pace Students Showcase Diplomacy In Swiss Model U.N. Conference
Pace Students Showcase Diplomacy In Swiss Model U.N. Conference NEW YORK -- Pace University's Model U.N. received high marks at the Geneva International Model U.N. -- or GIMUN -- conference in Switzerland earlier this month. One of Pace's head delegates, Priya Sakaria, received a 'Special Mention' award for her excellence.  Sakaria, who played the role of China in a simulation of the World Health Organization, was one of only 11 award recipients at the conference, which drew hundreds of competitors from around the world. According to many, conference staff were impressed with Pace's delegation to the meeting. The Pace Model U.N. students and their assig…

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Make Your Money Work Harder With An Annual Review Checklist Make Your Money Work Harder With An Annual Review Checklist
Make Your Money Work Harder With An Annual Review Checklist NEW YORK -- Preparing for an annual financial review may be easier with a checklist to help you focus on important matters. With that in mind, here is the balance of the list we started earlier this month of key considerations that you may want to discuss with your financial advisor. Am I taking full advantage of tax-advantaged accounts? Remember that certain types of investments receive favorable tax treatment. Employee contributions to a traditional 401(k), for example, are deducted from your paycheck before taxes are assessed, which lessens taxable income during the year the contributio…

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Darien, CT
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Hitting The Road? Be Kind To Your Knees With Proper Caution And Care Hitting The Road? Be Kind To Your Knees With Proper Caution And Care
Hitting The Road? Be Kind To Your Knees With Proper Caution And Care STAMFORD, Conn. -- As the weather warms and more people take to the roads, tracks and trails to run, injuries can follow shortly after. One of the most common injuries for runners is runner’s knee, which is caused by poor neuromuscular control and weakness. Runners knee is largely preventable; simple pre- and post-workout diligence can eliminate many issues before they ever surface. Before running, make sure to do a light warm-up followed by some stretching. Important muscle groups to focus on include the quadriceps, hamstrings, and calves. "Contracting the opposite muscle group interm…

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HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Addresses Common Achilles Injuries For Runners HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Addresses Common Achilles Injuries For Runners
HSS Orthopedic Surgeon Addresses Common Achilles Injuries For Runners PARAMUS, N.J. -- Spring presents a great opportunity to get out and go for a run. However, the repetitive motion and constant pounding of the pavement can aggravate the Achilles tendon and cause discomfort and injury. Dr. Andrew Elliott, foot and ankle surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery answered runners' questions surrounding the troublesome ligament. I’m a runner and have heel pain that won’t go away. How does a doctor determine if it’s my Achilles? An examination can usually determine if it is your Achilles or a different problem that is causing pain. Sometimes an MRI might be necess…

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Hole In One: Oakland Public Library Tees It Up For Local Children Hole In One: Oakland Public Library Tees It Up For Local Children
Hole In One: Oakland Public Library Tees It Up For Local Children OAKLAND, N.J. -- Although the weather has been cold and damp so far this spring, it was still a great day to play 18 thanks to the New Friends of the Oakland Public Library and several local businesses.  Earlier this month, the Oakland Public Library was converted into a 18 hole miniature golf course and attracted young golfers from across the area. For those who worked up an appetite during the round, the 19th hole featured Sabrett hot dogs from Mike's Dog House. All in all than 400 parents and children attended took to the course. "It was a great event that was supported by numerous…

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Greenburgh, NY
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Woodlands Middle School Students Honor Pioneers In Women's History Month Woodlands Middle School Students Honor Pioneers In Women's History Month
Woodlands Middle School Students Honor Pioneers In Women's History Month GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Celebrating Women's History Month, Woodlands Middle School IB Program held a assembly on this past Thursday featuring poetry, films, and performances by WMS student musicians, vocalists and poets to educate students on the history of women's rights. As part of the assembly, students learned the foundation of women's rights movement during the the 1890s through the 1920s, as women began to demand the right to vote. A second wave of the women's rights movement took hold in the 1970s, and President Jimmy Carter declared National Women's History Week in 1980, which was expand…

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