Cecilia Levine

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Paterson, NJ
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MLB Raises $235,000 For Little Ferry Field MLB Raises $235,000 For Little Ferry Field MLB Raises $235,000 For Little Ferry Field
MLB Raises $235,000 For Little Ferry Field LITTLE FERRY, N.J. — The memory of a Little Ferry native who died of breast cancer will live on, thanks to Major League Baseball and its affiliates. MLB raised $235,000 for Shannon Forde Field, located on Mehrhof Avenue, in memory of the mom and late New York Mets public relations executive, MLB announced. Renovations to the field will include dugouts with protective fencing and benches, perimeter fencing, bleachers, a backstop, a scoreboard and field signs, according to ESPN.com.

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Bergenfield, NJ
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Dumont Third Grader: Bring Me Blankets... Please! Dumont Third Grader: Bring Me Blankets... Please! Dumont Third Grader: Bring Me Blankets... Please!
Dumont Third Grader: Bring Me Blankets... Please! DUMONT, N.J. — An 8-year-old from Dumont is on a mission to keep her community warm. As part of an initiative adopted by the Grant Elementary School, Gabby Snell is collecting blankets for the homeless in New York City and New Jersey through Dec. 24. Gabby's goal is to collect 100 blankets. Donations can be dropped at 84 Franklin St., Dumont.  SEE ATTACHMENT BELOW FOR MORE.

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Pascack Valley, NJ
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River Vale's Doggy Deuce Scoops Poop Professionally River Vale's Doggy Deuce Scoops Poop Professionally River Vale's Doggy Deuce Scoops Poop Professionally
River Vale's Doggy Deuce Scoops Poop Professionally RIVER VALE, N.J. — Aside from her family members, the only people to know that Amy Dahl of River Vale was going into labor were here dog-walkers. Chris Rago and Jen Carbone, owners of Doggy Deuce in River Vale, dropped everything to care for the Ridgefield Park mom's two dogs so she could deliver a healthy baby. Three years later, the pet-sitting, dog-walking and poop-scooping company is still by her side. “They really care about the animals and it’s so hard to find that nowadays,” Dahl said.  “My puggle was just diagnosed with cancer and I was really upset about it, but they were on the …

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Paramus, NJ
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Sweet News! Glaze Donuts To Open Paramus Location Sweet News! Glaze Donuts To Open Paramus Location Sweet News! Glaze Donuts To Open Paramus Location
Sweet News! Glaze Donuts To Open Paramus Location PARAMUS, N.J. — Glaze Artisan Donuts will be opening a new store in Paramus this winter, owner Jule Hazou told Daily Voice. The new location will be between the 7-Eleven and Harold's Kosher Market on E. Ridgewood Avenue. The new joint will be the first to serve waffles. The New Milford-based store is also opening a West Caldwell location.

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Ridgefield Park-Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
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Hasbrouck Heights Zumba Event Aids Cancer-Stricken Family Hasbrouck Heights Zumba Event Aids Cancer-Stricken Family Hasbrouck Heights Zumba Event Aids Cancer-Stricken Family
Hasbrouck Heights Zumba Event Aids Cancer-Stricken Family HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. — A pair of Zumba Fitness instructors in Hasbrouck Heights are holding a class for one of their students whose husband was recently diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma.  Sarah Rozek Zumba of Lyndhurst and Jacqueline Aguilar, who teaches in Fair Lawn,  are holding Tuesday's class for Elena Baharova and her husband. The couple has an 8-year-old son, and more than $6,800 had been raised on a GoFundMe as of Monday morning. The event will be at the Hasbrouck Heights VFW from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. CLICK HERE for more on the event.

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Cresskill-Closter, NJ
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Neighbors Make Closter Street Corner Shine Neighbors Make Closter Street Corner Shine Neighbors Make Closter Street Corner Shine
Neighbors Make Closter Street Corner Shine CLOSTER, N.J. — The intersection of Closter Dock Road and High Street is brighter than its ever been, thanks to two houses on the block. The Goransons and the Donovans have been playing off of each other's decorations since Todd and Elizabeth Donovan moved to town five years ago. "Every year we added a little bit more, and a little bit more and a little bit more," said Todd Donovan, formerly of West New York. "We've got these really great neighbors and we're making this corner of Closter a lot brighter than it ever had been before." All are invited to enjoy the holiday…

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Teaneck, NJ
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Teaneck Mom Prevents 'Glass Ceiling' For Future Generations Teaneck Mom Prevents 'Glass Ceiling' For Future Generations Teaneck Mom Prevents 'Glass Ceiling' For Future Generations
Teaneck Mom Prevents 'Glass Ceiling' For Future Generations TEANECK, N.J. — Jennifer Glass of Teaneck is among several business women being recognized by an international publication for their influential work in the corporate world. Acquisition International Magazine's research team spent months looking at some key female business leaders and entrepreneurs across the U.S. who are most deserving of the "Women in Business" award. "We highlight these women for their professional achievements, leadership qualities, and contributions to the broader community," the magazine said. Daily Voice caught up with Glass, a mom and the Teanec…

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Ridgewood, NJ
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Three Bergen Bears Harvested In North Jersey Hunt Three Bergen Bears Harvested In North Jersey Hunt Three Bergen Bears Harvested In North Jersey Hunt
Three Bergen Bears Harvested In North Jersey Hunt More than 600 bears were killed in this season's North Jersey bear hunt. A total of 636 were harvested this year, with 64 coming from Passaic County and only 3 from Bergen, according to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. A beloved bipedal bear from Bloomingdale was killed in October. The two-week bow hunt took place for one week in October and one week in December.

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West Milford, NJ
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Ringwood Girl Named ASPCA Kid Of The Year Ringwood Girl Named ASPCA Kid Of The Year Ringwood Girl Named ASPCA Kid Of The Year
Ringwood Girl Named Aspca Kid Of The Year RINGWOOD, N.J. — At 9 years old, there's not much that Ringwood's Willow Phelps hasn't done for animals. The fourth-grader has swam to raise awareness toward a Miami orca on her birthday, collected almost $11,000 for people and animals alike and protested the NY Blood Center for Liberian chimpanzees. Now, the ASPCA is doing something for Willow, as she was named the organization's 2016 Kid of the Year. This award is given to kids who make a substantial effort to help animals. CLICK HERE for more about Willow from "Time Magazine."

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Bergenfield, NJ
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Don't Miss New Milford Honor Guard Presenting Colors During Giants Game Don't Miss New Milford Honor Guard Presenting Colors During Giants Game Don't Miss New Milford Honor Guard Presenting Colors During Giants Game
Don't Miss New Milford Honor Guard Presenting Colors During Giants Game EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New Milford Fire Department took the field at MetLife Stadium on Sunday evening. The Honor Guard presented the colors for the National Anthem before the Giants faced the Cowboys at 8:30 p.m.

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