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Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital Saves Emaciated Dog In Time For New Year Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital Saves Emaciated Dog In Time For New Year Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital Saves Emaciated Dog In Time For New Year
Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital Saves Emaciated Dog In Time For New Year FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — Two days after being brought to the Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital, a starved and emaciated pit bull is ringing in the new year with a foster family, Lead Technician Kathy DeBlock said. A Pathway To Hope Rescue in North Haledon was contacted by animal control on Tuesday morning after concerned neighbors found Calista, 3, wandering around outside — her ribcage protruding from her body. “She’s doing amazingly well considering her condition,” A Pathway to Hope President Amy Hofer told Daily Voice. “It’s sort of surprising to us because even with her being as emaciated as…
River Vale Swearing In First Female Fire Chief River Vale Swearing In First Female Fire Chief River Vale Swearing In First Female Fire Chief
River Vale Swearing In First Female Fire Chief RIVER VALE, N.J. — If he were alive today, the River Vale Volunteer Fire Department’s first chief would be proud to know that his great-great-granddaughter will be sworn in as its first female chief on Jan. 1. Kellie Goodell represents the fifth generation in her family to serve as the RVFD chief, beginning with Leopold Hermann. The passion to be just like her father and other family firefighters has carried Goodell to the position. “I used to stand at the top of the stairs and ask my dad if I could come with him on calls to the firehouse,” the captain said. “He said no, because then I’d …
Bergenfield Pizzeria Owner Wants Vandals To Pay Bergenfield Pizzeria Owner Wants Vandals To Pay Bergenfield Pizzeria Owner Wants Vandals To Pay
Bergenfield Pizzeria Owner Wants Vandals To Pay BERGENFIELD, N.J. — It's been six months since Jeff Ambrosino posted a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever slashed the awning over his Nick's Pizza and Pasta shop in Bergenfield. Ambrosino of Park Ridge nonetheless remains hopeful that police will find the culprit. "It was somebody that had a problem with me or the business, or both. It wasn't random," he told Daily Voice. "I want restitution." Ambrosino first noticed a gash in his awning on a blustery February day. He waited until the weather cleared to have it fixed, then di…
Edgewater Target Store Offers Gift Card Exchange Program Edgewater Target Store Offers Gift Card Exchange Program Edgewater Target Store Offers Gift Card Exchange Program
Edgewater Target Store Offers Gift Card Exchange Program BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Target stores with electronics departments in Bergen and Passaic counties are among 1,500 now accepting gift cards from more than 600 brands, ABC7 reported. The gift card exchange program is through a partnership with Cardpool and Nextworth, ABC7 said. Trade-in rates vary depending on where the gift card is from. Target is among the first of the big-box stores to offer the gift card exchange program, ABC7 said. Participating stores include: Hackensack, Main Street Paramus, Bergen Town Center Edgewater, River Road North Bergen, Tonnelle Avenue Clifton, Kingsland Ro…
DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer
DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2015, leading up to the most popular Thursday. Here is one of the stories that left a big impression on us. WALLINGTON, N.J. — More than $5,600 had been raised as of Wednesday morning on a GoFundMe page a Wallington woman established in August to help her cousin battle stage II breast cancer. Veronica Rosario-Jackson created the account after Bernadette Vargas, of Fair Lawn, had lost her job after the diagnosis. Because of Jackson's account, Vargas has been the recipient of several community efforts including an annual Christ…
Daily Voice Year In Review: Fair Lawn Mom Reflects On Life-Changing Year Daily Voice Year In Review: Fair Lawn Mom Reflects On Life-Changing Year Daily Voice Year In Review: Fair Lawn Mom Reflects On Life-Changing Year
Daily Voice Year In Review: Fair Lawn Mom Reflects On Life-Changing Year Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2015, leading up to the most popular Thursday. Here is one of the stories that left a big impression on us. FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A diagnosis of stage II breast cancer in July tipped off a domino effect of life-changing events for single Fair Lawn mom Bernadette Vargas. Losing her job came after the diagnosis, followed by six rounds of chemotherapy and several bumps in the road along the way. The greatest shock of the year for Vargas came early last week, she said, when Fair Lawn Police Det. David Boone — as Santa — Human Service…
Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans
Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. — Three Cliffside Park sixth-graders wrote and published a book honoring veterans. Angela Kohout, Madeline Murillo and Elizabeth Sagi wrote "Daddy's Heart, My Heart, The Purple Heart."  The book explores the impact of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on veterans and their families. Proceeds will be donated to Cliffside Park School No. 3. CLICK HERE for more.
Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza
Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza CLOSTER, N.J. — Three tenants have signed on to move into the 208,337-square-foot mall currently underway on Vervalen Street in Closter, NorthJersey.com reported. Home Goods, Village Whisky, and Distrito will be among the 40 businesses moving into developer Eden's mall next year, Mayor John Glidden told NorthJersey.com. "A Whole Foods, which will anchor the mall, should be completed by next year," the article says.  "Other establishments, including a movie theater, a pizzeria and a jewelry store, will remain open during construction." CLICK HERE for more.
Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers
Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2015, leading up to the most popular on Thursday. Here is the first of a few of the stories that made us smile, made us cry or in some way left an impression on us.  WAYNE, N.J. — Almost six months after having her index finger removed, Wayne resident Karen Kwiecinski is coming to terms with the word “amputation.” The New Milford native went to the hospital in November 2014 for inexplicable and debilitating pains all over her body. She went back almost 90 times between then and September 2015 for pericarditis, necroses in he…
Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location
Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Ridgewood stylist owner David Brodsky ringing in the new year with plans to expand his North Maple Avenue salon, Artists and Architects, to Summit. The new location will be headed by an A2 stylist but will encompass Brodsky's idea of what his salons should have. “The name is a play on words,” said Brodsky of his salon's name. “It’s what I believe a good cut entails. The beginning is where we shape it and at the end it gets personalized.” A2's walls are embellished with contemporary artwork, much of it made by his mother. It includes feathery dream catchers, original pai…
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