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Englewood, NJ
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Bats, Birds Visit Englewood Green Fair
ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — The Englewood Green Fair will be on Saturday, April 16 from noon to 4 p.m. in Veterans Park/Depot Square. Guests can learn to install a pollinator and butterfly garden, attend a program on native and invasive species and see live birds of prey at a presentation by Flat Rock Brook Nature Center. The Northeast New Jersey Beekepers Association will give samples of local honey, “Bat Man” discuss the importance of his fellow-winged friends and Mr. G’s Bicycle Fix-It will have a workshop. See attachment for more.
Lyndhurst, NJ
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Lyndhurst Organizes Free Skin Cancer Screening
LYNDHURST, N.J. — Mayor Robert B. Giangeruso is teaming up with the Lyndhurst Health Department for a free skin cancer screening on Monday, May 2.The exam will begin at 9:30 a.m. and will be performed by Clifton Dermatologist Suzanne Dundon. The screening is open to all Lyndhurst residents aged 18 years and over. Call 201-804-2500 to make an appointment.
Hackensack, NJ
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Bergen County's National Council Of Jewish Women Receives Honor
TEANECK, N.J. — National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section was honored at the Project S.A.R.A.H. 10th Annual Breakfast. Project S.A.R.A.H. (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home) is a program that works to overcome cultural, legal and religious barriers confronting victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Presidium member Marcia Levy accepted accepting the volunteer recognition award on behalf of NCJW Bergen County at the April 3 award ceremony at Keter Torah in Teaneck. “We know that the home is a sacred place that needs to be protected with mutual respect and love by ever…
Northern Highlands, NJ
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Waldwick Education Foundation Sets Town Wide Garage Sale
WALDWICK, N.J. — The Waldwick Education Foundation is holding its town-wide garage sale on Saturday, April 23 and Sunday, April 24. For a $20 free, borough residents can hold a garage sale at their respective homes — free advertising included. A site map will list all garage sales. Email
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Paramus, NJ
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: Protesters Picket Outside Of Paramus Pet Store
PARAMUS, N.J. — Raincoat-clad picketers took to Route 17 Saturday afternoon in an outcry against a Paramus pet store where police earlier this week found 67 dogs crated overnight in a van outside. The protest — organized by representatives from the Facebook group Pet Store Watchdogs — occurred just one day after a judge denied Just Pups owner Vincent LoSacco's request to keep Paramus officials from closing his shop. Picketers displayed signs reading "stop the abuse" and "puppy mills are inhumane." Among the approximately 30 protestors were several children and a forme…
Teaneck, NJ
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Teaneck High Grads Win People's Choice Award For Smartphone App
TEANECK, N.J. — Quick and convenient. Easy and intuitive. Now a group of Teaneck High School graduates can add "award-winning" to its smartphone application's resume. The team of eight friends won the People's Choice Award for TOMO! at the New Jersey Tech Council Venture Conference in Iselin on April 7. Pioneered by co-founders Alfonzo Smith and Matthew Gonzalez, the team rolled out TOMO! — which consolidates social media platforms — last November. The app was among 48 Tech Startups invited to the conference. The Teaneck graduates pitched the app to more than 500 entrepreneurs, i…
Saddle Brook-Elmwood Park, NJ
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Cheer, Lacrosse Programs Begin Soon For Saddle Brook Angels
SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — All Saddle Brook parents James and Monica Maniscalco wanted was a place for their 11-year-old daughter to thrive. Samantha Maniscalco, who has a rare chromosome abnormality, got just that when her parents founded the special needs soccer program Saddle Brook Angels in 2012. This year, she gets more. The Maniscalcos are adding lacrosse and cheerleading programs to the Angels’ curriculum for anyone between ages 5 and 16 — regardless of their disability — for one hour every Saturday beginning April 23. “Our special needs children don’t have the same opportunities that a …
Ridgewood, NJ
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Helps Fund Uber Rides
HACKENSACK, NJ — Uber New Jersey and Hackensack University Medical Center have formed a first-of-its-kind partnership to provide access to convenient, reliable transportation for staff, patients and visitors, the partners announced in a press release.The initiative will integrate Uber’s ride-sharing services throughout the hospital experience, and HUMC will assist in supporting the cost of Uber trips home from the medical center for those in need, the release says. Both Uber and the hospital will implement features within their apps to facilitate seamless pick-ups and drop-offs, it says. “…
Ridgewood, NJ
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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. Bergen County Protect and Rescue: Cliffside Park Clifford came to Bergen County Protect & Rescue from West New York in September. Approximately three years old now, he is a very handsome red nosed Stafford Terrier who is one lovable energetic…
Teaneck, NJ
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Met Opera Scorekeeper Talks Worst Day In Teaneck
TEANECK, N.J. -- The day that Teaneck's John Grande misplaced the box of music for the Metropolitan Opera’s 1963 Memphis performance was among the worst of his life, said John Grande, 84. Grande, who plans to recount the tale while reading from his book, “Scorekeepr for the Met," at the Teaneck Library on Sunday, said he arrived at each venue exactly two hours before every performance. Except in Memphis. Grande, who was the Metropolitan Opera's chief librarian for 38 years, said he decided to go several hours before the show to set up his music. The only problem was that he couldn’t…
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