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NBC's New Sitcom Based On Wayne Creator's Relationship With Her Mom NBC's New Sitcom Based On Wayne Creator's Relationship With Her Mom NBC's New Sitcom Based On Wayne Creator's Relationship With Her Mom
NBC's New Sitcom Based On Wayne Creator's Relationship With Her Mom WAYNE, N.J. — A new sitcom on NBC is largely based on the Wayne creator's relationship with her own mother, the New York Post reports. "Great News," a workplace comedy produced by Tina Fey, was created by Tracey Wigfield, who calls her mom Kathy in Wayne every day, according to the New York Post. On the show, Kathy's character, Carol (Andrea Martin), decides to take an internship at her daughter's office, the article says. The show is airing Tuesday at 9 p.m. on NBC. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NEW YORK POST STORY.
Fire Rips Through Teaneck Home, Community Rallies For Family Fire Rips Through Teaneck Home, Community Rallies For Family Fire Rips Through Teaneck Home, Community Rallies For Family
Fire Rips Through Teaneck Home, Community Rallies For Family TEANECK, N.J. —  No injuries were reported in a Sunday morning fire that tore through a Teaneck house, NorthJersey.com reports. The Aspen Terrace fire was called in at 9:40 a.m. by the owner, who smelled smoke and saw fire on his front porch, the article says. The home's three occupants were evacuated and the red cross helped to find temporary housing, according to NorthJersey.com. A GoFundMe account has been established to help the family. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL STORY.
Family Needed For Teterboro Cat Who Has Been In Shelter Since 2015 Family Needed For Teterboro Cat Who Has Been In Shelter Since 2015 Family Needed For Teterboro Cat Who Has Been In Shelter Since 2015
Family Needed For Teterboro Cat Who Has Been In Shelter Since 2015 TETERBORO, N.J. — A 6-year-old grey and white cat who has been at Teterboro's Bergen County Animal Shelter since November 2015 needs a forever family. Tux, a male, loves being held and pet and is very friendly. Contact the Bergen County Animal Shelter for more.
Organic Froyo, Salad Cafe Replaces Hackensack Drug Store Organic Froyo, Salad Cafe Replaces Hackensack Drug Store Organic Froyo, Salad Cafe Replaces Hackensack Drug Store
Organic Froyo, Salad Cafe Replaces Hackensack Drug Store HACKENSACK, N.J. — An organic cafe has opened in Hackensack. Blend Cups Organic replaced a drug store located on the corner of Prospect Avenue and Essex Street. The cafe features organic frozen yogurt, coffee, fruit, create-your-own salads and more. Black Rebel Burger, located a few doors down, shut its doors earlier this year. Fire Pit BBQ is on the same block.
Repairs Close Kiosks At Ridgewood Train Station Repairs Close Kiosks At Ridgewood Train Station Repairs Close Kiosks At Ridgewood Train Station
Repairs Close Kiosks At Ridgewood Train Station RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The kiosks to and from the pedestrian underpasses at the Ridgewood Train Station will be renovated for six weeks beginning Monday, April 24. The underpass and ramps to the south at the station between East Ridgewood and Wilsey Square that serve the pedestrian underpass will remain open during this time. "This closure is necessary to accommodate roof replacement work on the two endpoint roof structures over the staircases that serve the pedestrian underpass," NJ Transit said.
California Dreaming: Assistant Principal Brings 'Samba Bowls' To Ridgewood California Dreaming: Assistant Principal Brings 'Samba Bowls' To Ridgewood California Dreaming: Assistant Principal Brings 'Samba Bowls' To Ridgewood
California Dreaming: Assistant Principal Brings 'Samba Bowls' To Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — A new acai bowl cafe is coming to Ridgewood. Wayne native Jenny Sayegh, who recently moved to Ridgewood from San Diego, plans on opening Samba Bowls on E. Ridgewood Avenue on June 1. "I'm bringing California back with me," said Sayegh, 32. Her shop will focus on acai bowls, which are made from the tropical berry that boasts a wide array of health benefits. They're like smoothie bowls and can be topped with granola, fresh fruit, coconut flakes and more. Sayegh started as a high school math teacher at Northern Highlands Regional and Park Ridge. She moved to Cali…
New Jersey's First Starbucks Reserve Bar Opens In Closter Plaza New Jersey's First Starbucks Reserve Bar Opens In Closter Plaza New Jersey's First Starbucks Reserve Bar Opens In Closter Plaza
New Jersey's First Starbucks Reserve Bar Opens In Closter Plaza CLOSTER, N.J. — New Jersey's first Starbucks Reserve Bar is now open in Closter Plaza. The bar is shaped like an L, with the reserves bar occupying the shorter part and offering seven different and exclusive brews, a barista told Daily Voice. Any core Starbucks drinks are served at the main bar, he said.
Ridgewood Dunkin Donuts Temporarily Closed Ridgewood Dunkin Donuts Temporarily Closed Ridgewood Dunkin Donuts Temporarily Closed
Ridgewood Dunkin Donuts Temporarily Closed RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Dunkin Donuts in Ridgewood will be closed from Monday through Wednesday for renovation. The N. Broad Street shop is expected to reopen on Thursday, a sign on the door says.
Ridgewood Celebrates Hindu Festival Of Colors Ridgewood Celebrates Hindu Festival Of Colors Ridgewood Celebrates Hindu Festival Of Colors
Ridgewood Celebrates Hindu Festival Of Colors RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Rainbows and people danced through Ridgewood in celebration of Holi, the Hindu festival of colors. The annual event held Saturday "encourages people to connect, embrace diversity, spread goodwill, joy, love and peace," Ridgewood mom Uma Rajagopal explained.  "The powders represent happiness, love and the freedom to live vibrantly. "The only time the colors on the skin unite people." Holi is traditionally celebrated mostly in India and Nepal, and includes live music performances, dancing, crowd participation and authentic Indian cuisine, Rajagopal …
Westwood Clothing Designer Gives Girls Their Stripes Westwood Clothing Designer Gives Girls Their Stripes Westwood Clothing Designer Gives Girls Their Stripes
Westwood Clothing Designer Gives Girls Their Stripes WESTWOOD, N.J. — Caregivers and community members battling illnesses are earning their stripes in the form of haute yoga apparel produced in Westwood. K-DEER's striped pants serve as conversation pieces to help raise awareness of topics that owner Kristine Deer feels deserve more attention. She names the stripes after a female she knows and donates a portion of the proceeds to a related cause. "Hearing a name helps to create a connection," Deer told Daily Voice.  "Once someone hears their name you have their attention, and then you can share something with them." The fo…
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