Cecilia Levine

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Car Backs Into Teaneck Book Store Window Car Backs Into Teaneck Book Store Window Car Backs Into Teaneck Book Store Window
Car Backs Into Teaneck Book Store Window TEANECK, N.J. — A gold Buick backed into the window of Cedar Lane book store in Teaneck just before 3 p.m. on Saturday. Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Crops transported one person with minor injuries to Holy Name Medical Center after the sedan hit the Brier Rose book store near the corner of Garrison Avenue, responders told Daily Voice. The building and fire departments checked structural damage. The book store was open at the time but was closed after the crash.
Fair Lawn Police Academy Graduates 11th Citizen Academy Class Fair Lawn Police Academy Graduates 11th Citizen Academy Class Fair Lawn Police Academy Graduates 11th Citizen Academy Class
Fair Lawn Police Academy Graduates 11th Citizen Academy Class FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Fair Lawn police graduated their 11th Citizen Police Academy class. Officer Gerard Graziano taught the citizen recruits about the functions of the local police department and the Bergen County Sheriff’s Department.  Several volunteer organizations including the Fair Lawn Fire Department, Fair Lawn Rescue Squad, Fair Lawn Volunteer Ambulance Squad and Fair Lawn Auxiliary Police were all given the opportunity to explain their functions within the borough and recruit for new volunteers. The citizen recruits experienced the pistol range, conducted car stop scenarios, learned …
PHOTOS: Daily Voice Bergen, Passaic Weekly Pet Adoption Roundup PHOTOS: Daily Voice Bergen, Passaic Weekly Pet Adoption Roundup PHOTOS: Daily Voice Bergen, Passaic Weekly Pet Adoption Roundup
Photos: Daily Voice Bergen, Passaic Weekly Pet Adoption Roundup More than 7 million companion animals enter animal shelters nationwide every year in the United States, the ASPCA reports. Several local rescues are giving those animals a better life with the help of fosters and adopters. Below and above are some animals who need "fur-ever" homes. Email Cecilia Levine to post an adoptable dog or cat.
Sunday Superhearts Walk Honors Montvale Boy Sunday Superhearts Walk Honors Montvale Boy Sunday Superhearts Walk Honors Montvale Boy
Sunday Superhearts Walk Honors Montvale Boy MONTVALE, N.J. — Todd and Jaime Palatnek were halfway to their goal of raising $10,000 for the Children's Heart Foundation as of Monday morning. The parents are launching the foundation's New Jersey chapter in honor of their son Cooper, 5, and his battle with Congenital Heart Defect (CHD).  The kickoff Superhearts Walk and Fun Day will begin at 11 a.m. at the Pascack Hills High School football field on Sunday, May 15. At 7 weeks, baby Cooper was diagnosed with CHD. At four months, he had his first open-heart surgery. The new parents promised each other that once their blonde-haired, blue-…
Gran Fondo Bicycle Race Closes Fort Lee Roads Sunday Gran Fondo Bicycle Race Closes Fort Lee Roads Sunday Gran Fondo Bicycle Race Closes Fort Lee Roads Sunday
Gran Fondo Bicycle Race Closes Fort Lee Roads Sunday FORT LEE, N.J. — Hudson Terrace in Fort Lee will be closed from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for the Gran Fondo Bicycle Race on Sunday, May 15. River Road from Route 5 to Hudson Terrace will be closed in both directions from 6:30 a.m. to 8 a.m.
Nigerian Children Have Teaneck Teacher To Thank For Schools Nigerian Children Have Teaneck Teacher To Thank For Schools Nigerian Children Have Teaneck Teacher To Thank For Schools
Nigerian Children Have Teaneck Teacher To Thank For Schools TEANECK, N.J. — Five Nigerian students crammed themselves into a desk made for two in a classroom overflowing with far more children than it was intended to hold. It was nothing out of the ordinary for the natives, though, and it was something that Teaneck schoolteacher Dena Grushkin has not been able to shake since her initial visit in 2004.  The Englewood-born photographer launched the Nigerian School Project, a non-profit educational organization that supports Nigerian teachers and students, as soon as she returned home. Grushkin has been back another 13 times. It wasn't until her lates…
WATCH LIVE: Rutherford Principal Camps Out On School Roof WATCH LIVE: Rutherford Principal Camps Out On School Roof WATCH LIVE: Rutherford Principal Camps Out On School Roof
Watch LIVE: Rutherford Principal Camps Out On School Roof Union School Principal Kurt Schweitzer is spending Thursday night on the school's roof. The Rutherford official challenged his students to read 10,000 articles in Newselea, an online news outlet for elementary and middle school students. And they did. CLICK HERE for the live stream.
New Milford Farm Offers First Summer Camp For Children New Milford Farm Offers First Summer Camp For Children New Milford Farm Offers First Summer Camp For Children
New Milford Farm Offers First Summer Camp For Children NEW MILFORD, N.J. — Fresh & Fancy Farms in New Milford is kicking off its first annual farm camp season this summer.Children will learn about starting and maintaining a vegetable garden, farm-to-table eating, how a farm works and why they are important. Call the farm at 201-483-9494 for more information. Fresh & Fancy Farms is located at 575 River Road in New Milford.
Westwood Pet Rescue Seeks Young Artists For Benefit Westwood Pet Rescue Seeks Young Artists For Benefit Westwood Pet Rescue Seeks Young Artists For Benefit
Westwood Pet Rescue Seeks Young Artists For Benefit WESTWOOD, N.J. — Peace4Paws of Westwood is inviting teen artists from Bergen County to submit their work for a June benefit show. The show will be at 7 p.m. at the Grace Episcopal Church on Harrington Avenue in Westwood. Since 2007, Peace4Paws has been dedicated to supporting sanctuary and forever homes for the animals retired from work in research and related fields. The rescue also cares for shelter dogs through its foster and adoption program. Contact Polina by May 26 to send in an application.
Former Westchester Pet Shop Owner, Brother Arraigned In Animal Cruelty Case Former Westchester Pet Shop Owner, Brother Arraigned In Animal Cruelty Case Former Westchester Pet Shop Owner, Brother Arraigned In Animal Cruelty Case
Former Westchester Pet Shop Owner, Brother Arraigned In Animal Cruelty Case Lawyers for a former Westchester pet shop owner and his brother charged with leaving 67 dogs crated overnight in van outside his Paramus, New Jersey store said he'd have no comment after he and his brother were arraigned Tuesday in Hackensack. Vincent LoSacco also faced violations at a store he owned in Valhalla that closed earlier this year. Neither LoSacco said anything before, during or after the brief Central Municipal Court appearance. The attorneys did say that complaints filed by Paramus authorities would be consolidated with 134 counts of animal cruelty against each of them filed b…
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