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Donated Organs Of Late Hackensack Man Help Others Live On Donated Organs Of Late Hackensack Man Help Others Live On Donated Organs Of Late Hackensack Man Help Others Live On
Donated Organs Of Late Hackensack Man Help Others Live On HACKENSACK, N.J. — The organs of a 24-year-old Hackensack man who died the day after Christmas will help others live on. More than $4,000 had been raised on a GoFundMe page for Nick Pisciotto, who was put on life support following a Dec. 23 accident. Nick's aunt, Michelle Savoia, will be donating the funds to Pisciotto's family to help cover the funeral and hospital bills. CLICK HERE to donate.
CrossFit Carries Paramus Dad To 10th Year Of Sobriety CrossFit Carries Paramus Dad To 10th Year Of Sobriety CrossFit Carries Paramus Dad To 10th Year Of Sobriety
CrossFit Carries Paramus Dad To 10th Year Of Sobriety PARAMUS, N.J. — Every day after work, Paramus father Sean Jones has a choice to make. Either, he can go to the bar and drink — and for a couple decades, that's exactly what he did. Or, he can go to Great White CrossFit in Hackensack — and for the past several months, that's what he's been doing. In a way, Jones swapped one addiction for another. But as he approaches his 10th year of drug and alcohol sobriety, he's OK with that. "Being an addict, I do everything in excess," said the father of four, a Saddle Brook native. "I’ll eat in excess. I’ll party in excess. So now, I …
Year In Review: Daily Voice Tours Paramus' Snow-Melting House Year In Review: Daily Voice Tours Paramus' Snow-Melting House Year In Review: Daily Voice Tours Paramus' Snow-Melting House
Year In Review: Daily Voice Tours Paramus' Snow-Melting House Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2016. These are the stories that made us smile, made us cry or in some way left an impression on us. Scroll to the bottom of the story for the list so far. PARAMUS, N.J. — All it takes is a flip of a switch to clear the snow from one Paramus family's walkways and driveway. The Parikh Family — comprised mainly of engineers and architects — uses a solar thermal system that heats captured rainwater flushed from tanks through pipes beneath the driveway and walkways. But that's not all the eco-friendly and self-sufficient Zenesis…
Year In Review: How Are Kids From 'Unfathomable' Carlstadt Murder/Suicide? Year In Review: How Are Kids From 'Unfathomable' Carlstadt Murder/Suicide? Year In Review: How Are Kids From 'Unfathomable' Carlstadt Murder/Suicide?
Year In Review: How Are Kids From 'Unfathomable' Carlstadt Murder/Suicide? Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2016. These are the stories that made us smile, made us cry or in some way left an impression on us (SCROLL DOWN FOR ALL). CARLSTADT, N.J. — Three youngsters rescued by police over their Carlstadt backyard fence this past summer will soon have a memory book honoring their mother. Rutherford schoolteacher Michele Miragliotta Sabia, 44, was shot and killed in July by her husband, Scott, who then turned the gun on himself. "Memory of Michele" was launched by family members as a way for her children, 14, 11 and 9 — who…
Baby Found In Teaneck Dumpster Reunited With Heroes Who Saved Him Baby Found In Teaneck Dumpster Reunited With Heroes Who Saved Him Baby Found In Teaneck Dumpster Reunited With Heroes Who Saved Him
Baby Found In Teaneck Dumpster Reunited With Heroes Who Saved Him TEANECK, N.J. — A Brooklynite was recently reunited with the three men who saved him from a Teaneck dumpster the day he was born. Marcus Wallace, 31, was reunited with Solomon Randelman, Phillip Lavigne and Sheridan Ogden earlier this month — thanks to the reporter who wrote the initial story in January 1985. "It was a pretty emotional reunion," said Randelman, who stopped at the gas station on Cedar Lane and River Road when he heard the baby crying. He still gets teary-eyed talking about it. Randelman was on his way home from his girlfriend's place in Wood-Ridge around 3 a.m. a…
Saddle Brook Infant's Death Tops Bergen County News Last Week Saddle Brook Infant's Death Tops Bergen County News Last Week Saddle Brook Infant's Death Tops Bergen County News Last Week
Saddle Brook Infant's Death Tops Bergen County News Last Week BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Here's a look at the five stories that topped news in Bergen County this week: BABY REECE: A 3-month-old boy who was taken off life support after injuring his head in an accidental fall at a family member's home died Friday. KNIFE ATTACK: An East Rutherford man was ordered held on $2 million bail after authorities said he attacked a woman with a knife in the apartment complex where he lives. SANTA SURPRISE: Little Alex Hammer, tired from a day at the Sanzari Children’s Hospital, was dejected Thursday night — until Santa Claus showed up at his Washington Township house…
Heroin Crash, Fitness Chatbot Top Passaic County News Last Week Heroin Crash, Fitness Chatbot Top Passaic County News Last Week Heroin Crash, Fitness Chatbot Top Passaic County News Last Week
Heroin Crash, Fitness Chatbot Top Passaic County News Last Week PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. — Here's a look at the five stories that topped Passaic County news last week: CLIFTON CRASH: A driver was behind the wheel when she overdosed after snorting 20 bags of heroin and crashed the vehicle on Route 46 in Clifton, said police who revived her with Narcan. GYMI: Three friends from Hawthorne have rolled out a new fitness Chatbot for Facebook Messenger. UZI: Paterson police seized an Uzi loaded with a 25-round magazine while arresting three men -- two from the city, the other from Brookyn -- after shots were fired on a local street. SANTA SURPRISE: Youngsters at…
Christmas Comes Early For Fair Lawn 'Jackson Strong' Family Christmas Comes Early For Fair Lawn 'Jackson Strong' Family Christmas Comes Early For Fair Lawn 'Jackson Strong' Family
Christmas Comes Early For Fair Lawn 'Jackson Strong' Family FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Jackson Walsh of Fair Lawn has spent the better part of his life fighting for it. But the 15-month-old will celebrate his second Christmas cancer free — and the entire community got the festivities under way a little bit earlier than expected. "I'm blown away," Jackson's mom, Tara Walsh, told Daily Voice, after Fair Lawn police officers, firefighters and residents surprised her family at her sister-in-law's house on Friday. This whole journey has been mind-blowing. "We follow a lot of families who are still going through what we went through," she adde…
Glen Rock Grandmother Knows Power Of The Pussyhat Glen Rock Grandmother Knows Power Of The Pussyhat Glen Rock Grandmother Knows Power Of The Pussyhat
Glen Rock Grandmother Knows Power Of The Pussyhat GLEN ROCK, N.J. — They call themselves the Pussyhats, and there are almost 40 of them hailing from Glen Rock. Glen Rock grandmother Susan Camp Tryforos launched the Pussyhat Project in Glen Rock, and has been knitting hats — with help from Elaine Silverstein and Yuriko Bertram — which local activists will wear next month to the Women's March on Washington. More than 1 million people at the march will be rocking the pink, knit hats with ears in support of women's rights.  "It’s just kind of a nice way to get involved and have people focus on something positive," said Tryforos, the…
Deadlift Competition Aids Ailing Fair Lawn Woman Deadlift Competition Aids Ailing Fair Lawn Woman Deadlift Competition Aids Ailing Fair Lawn Woman
Deadlift Competition Aids Ailing Fair Lawn Woman FAIR LAWN, N.J. — The Parisi Speed School is holding an open deadlift competition in January to aid a local woman battling a serious illness. "Pull For Jen" will aid Jennifer Jimenez, who is undergoing treatment for aplastic anemia. The competition will be on Jan. 8 at noon. See attachment below for more.
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