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Paramus, NJ
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Contractors Begin Work On Mall Coming To Route 17 In Paramus
PARAMUS, N.J. — The company that owns the Paramus Corporate Center and the Towne Square shopping center has begun construction on another mall on Route 17 in Paramus, next to the Suburban Diner. Gabrellian Associates purchased and demolished the buildings next to the current structure at 160 Route 17 North, a representative from Edmond's Contracting told Daily Voice at the site on Nov. 5. The Shops at 17 North will be complete in approximately one year, he said.
Paramus, NJ
Your Community
Two Oradell Little League Fields Getting 'Needed' Improvements
ORADELL, N.J. — Oradell officials and community members are taking the first swing at renovations to two little league baseball fields — both set to reopen in less than two weeks. HOFFMAN FIELD AT ROSSI MEMORIAL PARK Hoffman Field will reopen in just over a week after being closed for renovations since late August. Spearheaded by Councilman Michael Staff, a $40,000 open space grant and approximately $100,000 taxpayer dollars funded the improvements to Hoffman Field which include: - a new drainage system in the infield -a Cooperstown-approved pitcher's mound -a knee wall along the back …
Paterson, NJ
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Hawthorne Resident Stars In Two-Person Play That Almost Never Was
HAWTHORNE, N.J. — Hawthorne resident and part-time actress Erica Kresch will star in a two-person play debuting on Fri., Nov. 13 in Fair Lawn. Being unable to find a suitable male actor nearly pushed director and Ridgewood resident Amy Sellars to cancel "Annapurna" two and a half months before it opened. Now she's glad she didn't. Kresch, as Emma, and Stuart Aion, as Ulysses, will perform the play that could've never been. “I think the toughest part of this show is over for me,” said Sellars, who was connected to Aion through a mutual theater friend. “Scrambling to find an act…
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Quest Continues For Sex Abuse Survivor, 68, Who Walked 270 Miles To Mahwah
RAMSEY, N.J. — A 270-mile walk originally scheduled to end last month in Mahwah has become a lifelong journey for a 68-year-old sexual abuse survivor. Fred Marigliano set off on Sept. 11 from the Cape May lighthouse on a mission to raise awareness about a proposal to give sex crime victims in New Jersey up to 30 years to sue their abusers. The Somerset County resident, who was molested by a Plainfield priest when he was 9, was accompanied by his wife, Maggie."We wanted the public to understand that New Jersey has some of the weakest laws to protect kids and bring justice to people who …
Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
Your Community
Director Produces Two-Person Play In Fair Lawn
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The inability to find a suitable male actor for her two-person play nearly pushed a director at a Fair Lawn theater to cancel her show — two and a half months before it opened. Ridgewood resident Amy Sellars is glad she didn't. In two weeks time, Sellars' actors — Stuart Aion, of Caldwell, and Erica Kresch, of Hawthorne — will perform "Annapurna," play that could have never been. “I think the toughest part of this show is over for me,” said Sellars, who was connected to Aion through a mutual theater friend. “Scrambling to find an actor willing to dedicate his …
Northern Highlands, NJ
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$20K Donated To Upper Saddle River Police In Late Wall Street Exec's Name
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. — The dream former Upper Saddle River resident Arthur Crames had of improving the borough endures, thanks to a public safety donation made in his name by a longtime business partner. Jason Sippel, the managing director of JP Morgan in American Equities Trading, sent a letter to borough officials after Crames died this past June offering $20,000 to benefit the police department, Mayor Joanne Minichetti told Daily Voice. A check that Sippel gave to borough officials Thursday night will be used to purchase portable radio equipment for the police department. “He always…
Northern Highlands, NJ
Your Community
DPW Workers Keep Upper Saddle River Clean
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. — Upper Saddle River DPW workers donning short-sleeved Tee-shirts spent a cloudy but warm Thursday afternoon tending to flower beds at the intersection of Lake Street and W. Saddle River Road. The trio removed trash from the site and applied mulch to the area with shovels and a tractor. "We're keeping everything clean and green until winter," DPW worker Rob told Daily Voice.
Pascack Valley, NJ
Your Community
Westwood Regional High School Students Accepted Into Bergen County Choir
WESTWOOD, N.J. — Four Westwood Regional Jr./Sr. High School students were accepted into the Bergen County High School Choir. The young vocalists are: -Soprano Theresa Abou-Daoud, 10th grade -Alto Natalie Pira, 10th grade -Alto Taylor Andresen, 9th grade -Alto Jackie Capone, 9th grade The honors ensemble will perform a concert on Sunday, January 17, 2015, at Paramus High School.
Teaneck, NJ
Your Community
Sanders Supporters Bring Voter Registration Drive To Downtown Teaneck
TEANECK, N.J. — A trio of supporters of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders took advantage of the fleeting warm weather Thursday morning to urge citizens in downtown Teaneck to register to vote for next year's presidential election. Larry Greenberg, Laurie Mauro and Anne Rea offered registration papers and informational pamphlets at a folding table set up at Chestnut Square on Cedar Lane. "Before we know it's going to be snowing and we won't be able to come out anymore," Rea said. "When people hear the word 'revolution' they think of fighting in the streets," Mauro sa…
Ridgewood, NJ
Breaking News
PSE&G Conducts Routine Maintenance At Ridgewood Intersection
RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Ridgewood residents can rest assured that the underground electrical system is working as it should. Two PSE&G workers had the intersection of Maple Avenue and E. Ridgewood Avenue blocked off on Nov. 5 to perform routine maintenance to the electric network, Ridgewood Police Officer Sean Amaruso told Daily Voice. The two PSE&G officials descended into the manhole using a ladder causing a minor traffic jam at the intersection. "Just like you've got to change your oil and get routine maintenance on your car," Amaruso said. "We've got to do the same thi…
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