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Bergen County SPCA: If You See Something, Say Something Bergen County SPCA: If You See Something, Say Something Bergen County SPCA: If You See Something, Say Something
Bergen County SPCA: If You See Something, Say Something April is Prevention of Animal Cruelty month, and the Bergen County SPCA is hoping to raise awareness. The BCSPCA operates out of the prosecutor's office — in Hackensack and Paramus — and responds to 350 cases of animal cruelty every year, Chief Roni Wildoner told Daily Voice. "It's important to report animal cruelty neglect not only for the animals involved, but because often children, senior citizens and other criminal activities are associated," she said.  The following are examples are animal cruelty, Wildoner said: no food no water or frozen/dirty water improper/no shelter …
All Four Ramsey Pool Commissioners Resign Due To 'Lack Of Transparency' All Four Ramsey Pool Commissioners Resign Due To 'Lack Of Transparency' All Four Ramsey Pool Commissioners Resign Due To 'Lack Of Transparency'
All Four Ramsey Pool Commissioners Resign Due To 'Lack Of Transparency' RAMSEY, N.J. — All four Ramsey pool commissioners resigned at Tuesday evening's municipal meeting. Jen Lessieu, Nick Capuano, Greg Laurite and Dave Marchisin cited lack of transparency from Mayor Deirdre Dillon and Ramsey Council on an ongoing project to build a $2 million senior center on utility grounds as reason for leaving. In a letter to Ramsey Mayor and Council, Lessieu accused borough administrators of undermining the authority of the commission and ignoring the requirements of the law. Daily Voice placed an email to Mayor Deirdre Dillon on Tuesday evening. Lessieu — who was awarde…
Commuting Nightmare Continues: Penn Station Tracks Down Indefinitely Commuting Nightmare Continues: Penn Station Tracks Down Indefinitely Commuting Nightmare Continues: Penn Station Tracks Down Indefinitely
Commuting Nightmare Continues: Penn Station Tracks Down Indefinitely There isn't much light at the end of New York Penn Station's train tunnels following Monday's derailment of a train on the Northeast Corridor line. The derailment damaged a switch machine, leaving eight of the 21 tracks out of commission indefinitely, Amtrak chief operating officer Scott Naparstek said. Naparstek vowed that Amtrak will work around the clock until the problems are solved. Amtrak will also lead an investigation on Monday's derailment. Customers on trains arriving or departing from New York Penn Station are looking at delays up to 50 minutes during rush hours and up to 25 min…
Glen Rock Firm's Senior Associate Named 'Super Lawyer' Glen Rock Firm's Senior Associate Named 'Super Lawyer' Glen Rock Firm's Senior Associate Named 'Super Lawyer'
Glen Rock Firm's Senior Associate Named 'Super Lawyer' GLEN ROCK, N.J. — Kristen B. Miller, a senior associate at Glen Rock's Britcher Leone, was named to the 2017 Super Lawyers’ Rising Stars for the fourth consecutive year.  Rising Stars recognizes the top up-and-coming attorneys age 40 or under or who are in practice for 10 years or less. Each year, no more than 2.5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Miller focuses her practice on medical malpractice and personal injury matters. She has authored several appellate and amicus briefs before the Supreme Court of New Jerse…
Community Rallies For Terminally Ill Fair Lawn Mom Community Rallies For Terminally Ill Fair Lawn Mom Community Rallies For Terminally Ill Fair Lawn Mom
Community Rallies For Terminally Ill Fair Lawn Mom FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A meal train has been launched to help make Fair Lawn mom Diana Cantin's final days more comfortable. Cantin is suffering from painful, terminal cancer that had spread to her brain. Her husband Bruce, daughter Jordanna (15) and her elderly mother are doing their best to care for her. The Cantin's keep a kosher-style kitchen and are in need of home-cooked meals, as well as donations. CLICK HERE FOR MORE.
How Maywood Stroke Survivor Turned Her Life Around How Maywood Stroke Survivor Turned Her Life Around How Maywood Stroke Survivor Turned Her Life Around
How Maywood Stroke Survivor Turned Her Life Around MAYWOOD, N.J. — Adler Aphasia Center's Rebecca Iovino was 37 when her 2005 stroke brought her busy life to a halt. A Teaneck mother of two, Iovino was an architect working with her husband, Anthony, at the family’s firm.  Her life revolved around family and her bustling career, but her stroke resulted in aphasia — a communication disorder that impairs the expression and understanding of spoken language, reading and writing.  It occurs most often from a stroke or traumatic brain injury. This frustrating condition affects a person’s ability to communicate, but does not affect his or her inte…
Glen Rock Lawyer Named Among Top 10 In New Jersey Glen Rock Lawyer Named Among Top 10 In New Jersey Glen Rock Lawyer Named Among Top 10 In New Jersey
Glen Rock Lawyer Named Among Top 10 In New Jersey GLEN ROCK, N.J. — E. Drew Britcher of Britcher Leone, LLC, of Glen Rock and Parsippany has been named one of the top 100 attorneys and to the Ten Year Top List in New Jersey for 2017 by "New Jersey Super Lawyers" magazine. . This marks the 13th consecutive year that Britcher has been recognized by New Jersey Super Lawyers and the 12th consecutive year he has been named among the Top 100 in the state.   Further, he is one of only 51 lawyers statewide who have ever been named to both the Top 10, Top 100 and/or Top 50 Women for 10 years. As head of Britcher Leone’s trial practice, B…
Parking Constraints Push Teaneck Salon To Bergenfield Parking Constraints Push Teaneck Salon To Bergenfield Parking Constraints Push Teaneck Salon To Bergenfield
Parking Constraints Push Teaneck Salon To Bergenfield TEANECK, N.J. — Lillian Lee is moving her salon from Teaneck to Bergenfield as of mid-April due to parking constraints. The new location will be on 60 W. Church St., a block away from Cooper Pond. Lee has been in business for more than 25 years, providing hair and beauty services. The salon runs a full service hand-crafted and unique wig business from creation to upkeep. Lee also runs her non-profit, "Do Wonders," which is 100 percent donation-based and brings wigs to women and children battling cancer. "Our mission strives to act as an armory for hope," Lee said.  &q…
Get The Scoop With Free Ben & Jerry's Cone Day In Ridgewood Get The Scoop With Free Ben & Jerry's Cone Day In Ridgewood Get The Scoop With Free Ben & Jerry's Cone Day In Ridgewood
Get The Scoop With Free Ben & Jerry's Cone Day In Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — It's free cone day from noon to 8 p.m. at Ben & Jerry's in Ridgewood. The first ever Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day was in 1979, as a way to thank customers for all of their love and support in the first year of business. Since then, Free Cone Day has only gotten bigger and better and is now celebrated all over the world. Ben & Jerry's is located at 106 Franklin Ave., Ridgewood.
Glen Rock Pizzeria Helps Haitian Farmers Recover From Hurricane Glen Rock Pizzeria Helps Haitian Farmers Recover From Hurricane Glen Rock Pizzeria Helps Haitian Farmers Recover From Hurricane
Glen Rock Pizzeria Helps Haitian Farmers Recover From Hurricane GLEN ROCK, N.J. — Francesca Brick Oven Pizza and Pasta in Glen Rock has donated $1 for every pie sold in the second half of March to help farmers in Haiti recover following Hurricane Matthew. The $718 donation will help farmers plant 1,436 trees, and rebuild their cacao and coffee tree farms, which were destroyed in the October disaster. "It won't solve everything, but every little bit will help," said owner Sal Reina, whose shop recently expanded to Elmwood Park. Reina was inspired to donate to the Root Project after he saw California-based chef Dominique Crenn's involvement. Re…
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