Cecilia Levine

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Northern Highlands, NJ
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Saddle River Real Estate Office Collects 'Toys For Tots' Saddle River Real Estate Office Collects 'Toys For Tots' Saddle River Real Estate Office Collects 'Toys For Tots'
Saddle River Real Estate Office Collects 'Toys For Tots' SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- New, unwrapped toys for the U.S. Marine Corp's Toys for Tots program are being collected by the Saddle River regional office of Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty. PPSIR this year will be hand-delivering the donations to children at the Hackensack University Medical Center. The fundraiser holds special meaning for Daniel Weixeldorfer, the senior vice president and broker manager of the Saddle River office. Both of his parents were U.S. Marines.The firm last year collected 1,059 toys. 

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by Cecilia Levine
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Mahwah Boy, 12, Stars On Netflix, At Paper Mill Mahwah Boy, 12, Stars On Netflix, At Paper Mill Mahwah Boy, 12, Stars On Netflix, At Paper Mill
Mahwah Boy, 12, Stars On Netflix, At Paper Mill MAHWAH, N.J. — Viewers worldwide might recognize Mahwah's Colton Maurer as the nacho-eating punk at the New York Knicks game in Aziz Ansari's "Master of None" on Netflix. Locals, however, know the 12-year-old boy as Albert in Ramsey's Academy of St. Paul's production of "Bye Bye Birdie," or from seeing him at the supermarket with his mom. Maurer and his unmistakable dimples are headed to Millburn's Paper Mill Playhouse, where he'll play Ralphie in a production of "A Christmas Story." It's a role that didn't require much adjusting, he said.. "He's determ…

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by Cecilia Levine
Northern Highlands, NJ
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Kids Get Crafty At Allendale Public Library Kids Get Crafty At Allendale Public Library Kids Get Crafty At Allendale Public Library
Kids Get Crafty At Allendale Public Library ALLENDALE, N.J. — Allendale's Lee Memorial Library has several opportunities for children to seize creative control after school.  Classes are held at the W. Crescent Avenue facility. Crafternoons – Every other Thursday from 3 p.m. to 4:15 p.m., Crafternoons are open to children ages 3 and up. Multiple crafts for every age will be on display for children to make at their leisure. All crafts are first-come, first-serve. No registration required. Make-It Day – Every other Tuesday from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., children ages 7 and up will be invited to learn a more intricate craft or trade item. This…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paramus, NJ
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Paramus Police Observe 22nd Anniversary Of Officer's On-Duty Death Paramus Police Observe 22nd Anniversary Of Officer's On-Duty Death Paramus Police Observe 22nd Anniversary Of Officer's On-Duty Death
Paramus Police Observe 22nd Anniversary Of Officer's On-Duty Death PARAMUS, N.J. — Flags will be lowered to half-staff Sunday on the 22nd anniversary of the death of Paramus Police Officer Vincent M. Brock, who was killed in a car crash responding to a bogus 911 call of a shooting at the Garden State Plaza. "We will never forget the ultimate sacrifices made in the line of duty by all police officers across this nation, in particular Vinny’s sacrifice on November 22, 1993," Paramus police noted on their Facebook page again this year." "Vinny was a key player in the growth of this department, taking active roles in the establishment of th…

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by Cecilia Levine
Lyndhurst, NJ
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Students Put Lyndhurst Businesses On Map Students Put Lyndhurst Businesses On Map Students Put Lyndhurst Businesses On Map
Students Put Lyndhurst Businesses On Map LYNDHURST, N.J. — Lyndhurst High School students worked in collaboration with Bergen Community College and Starfish Global to help local businesses find their way onto the Internet for Google's "Put Lyndhurst on the Map" campaign. Students in Mrs. Fuschetto's computer science class and members of the high school's Future Business Leaders of America club greeted business owners at a reception, assisted in coordinating workshops, distributed t-shirts and worked one-on-one with business owners. "I could not have been more proud of this fine group of young men and women," F…

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by Cecilia Levine
Ridgewood, NJ
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Ridgewood Football Advances To Sectional Championship Ridgewood Football Advances To Sectional Championship Ridgewood Football Advances To Sectional Championship
Ridgewood Football Advances To Sectional Championship RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Ridgewood’s 24-17 victory over Montclair during the NJSIAA Section 1, Group 5 semifinals on Friday evening advanced the Maroons to the sectional championship in two weeks at Met Life Stadium. The game was tight until the fourth quarter, when Ridgewood was driving inside the red zone and turned the ball over with 3:50 to play remaining. Montclair was points away from winning the game when wide receiver Wylie Sherman, #22, intercepted Mountie quarterback Tarrin Earle in the end zone with 21 seconds left in the game. That set the game into over time and Ridgewood full back Z…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
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Hackensack Wawa Opens With Police, Firefighter 'Hoagies For Heroes' Battle Hackensack Wawa Opens With Police, Firefighter 'Hoagies For Heroes' Battle Hackensack Wawa Opens With Police, Firefighter 'Hoagies For Heroes' Battle
Hackensack Wawa Opens With Police, Firefighter 'Hoagies For Heroes' Battle HACKENSACK, N.J. — Hackensack's South River Street as of Friday morning became home to the second Wawa in 2015 to make its way to Bergen County following Garfield's April launch. The convenience store's grand opening ended in the afternoon with a Hoagies for Heroes sandwich-making competition between city police and firefighters. Wawa officials presented a $1,000 check to go to widows and orphans of first responders. The Hackensack store will hire up to 45 new employees and is offering free cups of coffee throughout the week.

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by Cecilia Levine
Pascack Valley, NJ
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Hillsdale Ambulance Drops $18G On Rickety Rig Hillsdale Ambulance Drops $18G On Rickety Rig Hillsdale Ambulance Drops $18G On Rickety Rig
Hillsdale Ambulance Drops $18G On Rickety Rig HILLSDALE, N.J. — It's time for the Hillsdale Volunteer Ambulance Service to get a new wagon. The squad's rig is again in need of emergency repairs -- this time because smoke's coming from the dashboard.  The bill to keep the rig road-worthy has already hit nearly $18,000 only this year, Captain John Beatty said. "It is important for our ambulance service to have a fully functioning rig because we are an asset to the emergency services of the Pascack Valley," Beatty told Daily Voice. In 2014, HVAS answered 951 emergency calls — split evenly between Hillsdale and other communitie…

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by Cecilia Levine
Bergenfield, NJ
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Chicken Todd's In Dumont Is A DVlicious Finalist For 'Best Wings In Bergen' Chicken Todd's In Dumont Is A DVlicious Finalist For 'Best Wings In Bergen' Chicken Todd's In Dumont Is A DVlicious Finalist For 'Best Wings In Bergen'
Chicken Todd's In Dumont Is A DVlicious Finalist For 'Best Wings In Bergen' DUMONT, N.J. — They’re messy, they’re spicy and they’re addictive. It’s no wonder they’re often served by the dozen.  We asked Daily Voice readers for their favorite Bergen County chicken wing spots and now have five finalists in the running. Cast your ballot for the one you like best – then tell your friends. You can only vote once. In the spirit of "winging it," each finalist has been profiled this week, with the contest ending 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 23. Chicken Todd's, 49 W Madison Ave., Dumont (201) 275-5939 Wing Choices: Hot buffalo small batch, the (Loco Lucas);" Chocol…

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by Daily Voice
Rutherford, NJ
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East Rutherford Seeks Professional Service Professionals East Rutherford Seeks Professional Service Professionals East Rutherford Seeks Professional Service Professionals
East Rutherford Seeks Professional Service Professionals EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — East Rutherford is soliciting qualification statements from professional services professionals and firms for positions that include: • Borough attorney, auditor, engineer, planner, appraiser; • Insurance consultant/risk manager; • Attorneys: Labor, tax appeals special counsel, bond counsel; • Engineers: Special projects, PW, UC; • Planning Board: Attorney, engineer, planner; • Zoning Board: Attorney, engineer, planner. Completed qualification statements must be received by Municipal Clerk Danielle Lorenc before 10 a.m., Fri., Dec. 18. CLICK HERE to download an…

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