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Westwood Students Collect, Share 250 Pounds Of Candy Westwood Students Collect, Share 250 Pounds Of Candy Westwood Students Collect, Share 250 Pounds Of Candy
Westwood Students Collect, Share 250 Pounds Of Candy WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Students at the Westwood Regional School District's Jessie F. George School will be shipping 250 pounds of their extra Halloween candy to U.S. troops overseas as part of Operation Shoebox. The initiative was under the guidance of physical education teacher Dana Farinella. She instructed the students to — on their own — sort the candy into chocolate and non-chocolate items to be packaged and shipped. “I am excited by the overwhelming generosity of our students," said Farinella, who boxed and weighed the' treats.  "For our first year conducting Operation…
Ramsey Boys Varsity Soccer Advances To Finals Ramsey Boys Varsity Soccer Advances To Finals Ramsey Boys Varsity Soccer Advances To Finals
Ramsey Boys Varsity Soccer Advances To Finals RAMSEY, N.J. —After a 1-0 victory over High Point on Tuesday, Ramsey High School Boys Varsity Soccer moves on to the North 1 Group 2 final on Friday, Nov. 13. The 1st-seeded team will go up against Pascack Hills on its home turf. Ramsey’s Michale Cirilli scored a goal in the second-half of the semifinal round of the North Jersey Section 1, Group 2 tournament during Tuesday’s game in Ramsey. Braeden Miller had six saves for Ramsey. Pascack Hills goalie Evan Lazarus on Tuesday had eight saves and Panos Logothetis in the second half scored off of an assist during the semifinals.
Glen Rock Varsity Football Team Clinches Top Seed In Playoffs Glen Rock Varsity Football Team Clinches Top Seed In Playoffs Glen Rock Varsity Football Team Clinches Top Seed In Playoffs
Glen Rock Varsity Football Team Clinches Top Seed In Playoffs GLEN ROCK, N.J. — The Glen Rock Panthers football claimed the No. 1 seed for the North Jersey Section 1, Group 2 playoffs, starting Saturday, Nov. 14. The 6-2 Panthers will play at home against Newton's Kittatinny Regional at 1 p.m. Glen Rock — who'd already secured a spot in the playoffs before the Nov. 7 game — fell short 40-21 to the Garfield Boilermakers after being up 21-0 in the first half. Glen Rock's quarterback Matt Schlett and wide receiver Tommy Pulzello — both starters — were pulled out of the game after 24 minutes.  Garfield's running back Aveon Irving was quick to rack up th…
Fellow Marine Remembers Mahwah Hero In Brownie Troop Talk Fellow Marine Remembers Mahwah Hero In Brownie Troop Talk Fellow Marine Remembers Mahwah Hero In Brownie Troop Talk
Fellow Marine Remembers Mahwah Hero In Brownie Troop Talk MAHWAH, N.J. — The niece of late Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Timothy McGill got a special Veterans Day surprise when a New York City police officer who served with him spoke to her third-grade Brownie troop at the Lenape Meadows School. Matthew Rehman "was holding back tears — as were probably every adult in the room because it was still just so raw,” said one of the Brownie Troop leaders, Ana Maria Meizys. McGill — whose niece, Savannah, is with the troop -- died in 2013 while fighting in Afghanistan. “It’s only been two years since he’s been gone and we all just had to hold it together …
One Stabbed, One Held After Fight Behind Ridgewood Restaurant One Stabbed, One Held After Fight Behind Ridgewood Restaurant One Stabbed, One Held After Fight Behind Ridgewood Restaurant
One Stabbed, One Held After Fight Behind Ridgewood Restaurant RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — A fight involving two men behind a Ridgewood restaurant one hospitalized with a stab wound in his hand and the other in custody Wednesday night. The assault occurred at 4:50 p.m. in the alleyway behind the Wild Ginger restaurant 31 Chestnut St., Police Chief John Ward told Daily Voice. The 20-something victim was taken to The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, the chief said. The accused assailant was being interviewed at headquarters, he said. Charges were expected to include aggravated assault.
Veterans Honored At Annual Ridgewood Ceremony Veterans Honored At Annual Ridgewood Ceremony Veterans Honored At Annual Ridgewood Ceremony
Veterans Honored At Annual Ridgewood Ceremony RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Ridgewood residents and village officials gathered in Van Neste Square on Wednesday to honor the men and women who served our country. The 11 a.m. ceremony opened with a Call to Attention by Joseph Vrana, of the Color Guard. American Legion Post 53 Commander Bob Paoli made the opening remarks before Ridgewood Mayor Paul Aronsohn introduced the speakers. The event's speakers included Admissions Field Force representative of the U.S.M.A at West Point David V. Nasta and retired Commander and Legionnaire Ed Houlihan, USN Service and Sacrifice. Ridgewood High School student R…
Mahwah Salutes Veterans At Annual Ceremony Mahwah Salutes Veterans At Annual Ceremony Mahwah Salutes Veterans At Annual Ceremony
Mahwah Salutes Veterans At Annual Ceremony MAHWAH, N.J. — Schoolchildren, municipal officials and community members gathered in Veteran's Memorial Park on Wednesday morning under cloudy skies for Mahwah's annual Veteran's Day ceremony. The Mahwah High School Choir opened the event with the National Anthem following the Pledge of Allegiance. Students from the Academy of St. Paul presented a memorial wreath. "The purpose of war is peace," Mayor William Laforet said. "The only way to maintain peace is to be prepared. God bless our community and our veterans." Veterans Frank Calandrillo, Jr., of American Legion Post…
Mahwah Businesswoman Celebrates Decade In Professional Organizing Mahwah Businesswoman Celebrates Decade In Professional Organizing Mahwah Businesswoman Celebrates Decade In Professional Organizing
Mahwah Businesswoman Celebrates Decade In Professional Organizing MAHWAH, N.J. — Being well-organized is a trait that Mahwah resident Jean Marie Herron said was passed down through generations in her family. She recalled the way her father would neatly hang his suit in his closet and ready his outfit for the following day, and the way her grandmother had the coffee pot perfectly timed with the start of any social gathering she hosted. Herron's genetic disposition is what she said influenced her to launch POSSE Partners, LLC — an organizing company that this month turns 10 years old. "I saw a lot of systems and solutions growing up in my own house,&q…
Fundraisers Aim To Help Midland Park Girl Fight Cancer Relapse Fundraisers Aim To Help Midland Park Girl Fight Cancer Relapse Fundraisers Aim To Help Midland Park Girl Fight Cancer Relapse
Fundraisers Aim To Help Midland Park Girl Fight Cancer Relapse MIDLAND PARK, N.J. — A widespread community is rallying around the family of a 6-year-old Midland Park girl who has relapsed after two years of battling Stage 4 neuroblastoma, an aggressive form of cancer. Hawthorne's new makeup studio Studio M is holding two "MomMe Night Out" relaxation events on Friday, Nov. 20 to benefit little Angelina and her family. The 3:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. sessions will include a Reiki session, hand treatments, mystical readings, light refreshments and more. Tickets are $35 in advance and $45 at the door. Angelina this week will be taking a series of tests…
Oradell Little League Field Sports New Turf Oradell Little League Field Sports New Turf Oradell Little League Field Sports New Turf
Oradell Little League Field Sports New Turf ORADELL, N.J. — After a weeks of fundraising and an eight-hour closure over the weekend, Muehleck Little League Field is now complete with a brand new turf for Oradell’s young athletes to enjoy in the spring. “It was a lot of hard work and it was nice that we had a number of volunteers,” said Jay Haviland, a member of the Oradell Little League fundraising committee. Scott Bassetti, the White Beaches Country Club groundskeeper and Oradell Little League volunteer, was the brains behind this operation, Haviland said. The project was covered by funds raised by now-fourth-grade mothers, includi…
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