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Pascack Valley, NJ
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Emerson Police Make Narcan Save Emerson Police Make Narcan Save Emerson Police Make Narcan Save
Emerson Police Make Narcan Save EMERSON, N.J. — Emerson police used Narcan to revive an overdosing drug user on Washington Avenue on Tuesday. The 18-year-old victim came around after first responders administered CPR and two doses of Narcan after a woman walking her dog noticed the unresponsive young woman at 6:28 p.m., Police Chief Donald Rossi told Daily Voice. The woman’s heartbeat was revived and she was transported to a nearby hospital, he said.

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by Cecilia Levine
Northern Highlands, NJ
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Ho-Ho-Kus 'Disconnects To Connect' Ho-Ho-Kus 'Disconnects To Connect' Ho-Ho-Kus 'Disconnects To Connect'
Ho-Ho-Kus 'Disconnects To Connect' HO-HO-KUS, N.J. — Some Ho-Ho-Kus residents are spending a little more time reconnecting with their families and friends than they are to the internet, thanks to Ho-Ho-Kus resident Dana Koenig. Seeing a direct correlation between her 11-year-old son’s energy levels and the amount of time he spent tuned into his iPad, Koenig began rallying to create a recreational organization that would encourage face-to-face communication. Koenig last year launched HHK UnPlugged with support from the Home and School Association’s Winnie O’Keefe. “All of the events are designed to create fun family time fa…

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by Cecilia Levine
Englewood, NJ
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Englewood Students Go 'Back To The Future' Englewood Students Go 'Back To The Future' Englewood Students Go 'Back To The Future'
Englewood Students Go 'Back To The Future' ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Marty McFly may not have gone "Back to the Future" on Oct. 21, but students at the Dwight-Englewood School honored the national pseudo-holiday with a screening of the movie. The school showed all the movies in the series in the Hajjar STEM Center throughout the day. In "Back to the Future Part II," Marty McFly travels to October 21, 2015, to save his unborn children in "Back to the Future" 1985. The entire trilogy was released on Oct. 21.

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by Cecilia Levine
Paramus, NJ
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Lamborghini Dealership Revs Up New Paramus Location Lamborghini Dealership Revs Up New Paramus Location Lamborghini Dealership Revs Up New Paramus Location
Lamborghini Dealership Revs Up New Paramus Location PARAMUS, N.J. — Race car drivers, borough officials and East Coast millionaires came in suits and ties for the grand opening of Lamborghini's new Paramus facility on Oct. 22. The Route 17 location has glass windows, a new roof, granite desks, flat-screen televisions, a three-car service deck, a simulation driving center -- and, of course, lots of luxury sports cars. Owned by Prestige Motors, the dealership will local Lamborghini owners the drive to New York or South Jersey for services as basic as an oil change, General Manager Joe Collado said. "Prestige as a company is the right com…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paramus, NJ
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Oradell Police Make Narcan Save Oradell Police Make Narcan Save Oradell Police Make Narcan Save
Oradell Police Make Narcan Save ORADELL, N.J. — Oradell police used Narcan to revive an unresponsive drug user on Thursday. First responders conducted CPR before Officers Brennan Page and Jeff Peters administered two doses of Narcan to the victim, 25, around 2:51 a.m., Officer Mike Bartlett told Daily Voice. Holy Names BLS and Valley Hospital ALS responded, Bartlett said.

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by Cecilia Levine
Paterson, NJ
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DVlicious Finalist: Mario's In Clifton A Taste Of The 'Good Old Days' DVlicious Finalist: Mario's In Clifton A Taste Of The 'Good Old Days' DVlicious Finalist: Mario's In Clifton A Taste Of The 'Good Old Days'
DVlicious Finalist: Mario's In Clifton A Taste Of The 'Good Old Days' CLIFTON N.J. — Longtime friends Jim Smith, Steve Cutler and Norm Davidson reunited for the first time in four decades Thursday at a table in Van Houten Avenue’s Mario’s Restaurant. The three Bloomfield High School graduates hadn’t been together since 1975, when Cutler moved to Las Vegas, and Mario’s seemed to be the only suitable place for a reunion lunch. “We’re going through a day of nostalgia by doing everything we did 40 years ago,” Smith said. “We had to come here for pizza.” Mario’s was selected as a top finalist in Daily Voice’s DVlicious Best Pizza in Passaic competition. Founded …

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by Cecilia Levine
Pascack Valley, NJ
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Emerson Police Receive North Jersey AAA Merit Award Emerson Police Receive North Jersey AAA Merit Award Emerson Police Receive North Jersey AAA Merit Award
Emerson Police Receive North Jersey AAA Merit Award EMERSON, N.J. — AAA North Jersey presented an Award of Merit to the Emerson Police Department for outstanding traffic safety programs. "I'm very pleased and proud to have represented the Borough of Emerson in accepting this prestigious award," Mayor Lou Lamatina told Daily Voice after the Oct. 21 presentation at the Brownstone in Paterson. "The numerous awards and accolades being received by the Department are tributes to the Department's excellent leadership and its dedicated officers," the mayor said. Each municipality in Bergen County submitted surveys and figures to…

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Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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Glen Rock Readers Can Practice Skills With Dogs At The Library Glen Rock Readers Can Practice Skills With Dogs At The Library Glen Rock Readers Can Practice Skills With Dogs At The Library
Glen Rock Readers Can Practice Skills With Dogs At The Library GLEN ROCK, N.J. — Young readers will be able to practice their skills with certified therapy dogs beginning next month at the Glen Rock Public Library on Rock Road. "Paws for Reading" will be presented on Nov. 9 and Dec. 14 at 6:30 p.m., and Nov. 10 and Dec. 15 at 3:30 p.m.  Children ages 5 and up can read to the dogs for 10 minutes at a time. Registration is in the children's area. MORE INFO: CLICK HERE or call (201) 670-3970 

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Pascack Valley, NJ
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Washington Township Taxpayers Put A Stop To $2.4M Bond Ordinance Washington Township Taxpayers Put A Stop To $2.4M Bond Ordinance Washington Township Taxpayers Put A Stop To $2.4M Bond Ordinance
Washington Township Taxpayers Put A Stop To $2.4M Bond Ordinance WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP — More than 1,000 Washington Township taxpayers helped put a stop to a $2.45 million bond ordinance for refurbishing Memorial Field when they signed a petition put forth by township council. The petition was in favor of bringing the bond to a ballot and required at least 461 signatures from people who voted in the 2013 general election. Votes will be validated on Oct. 29 by the township clerk Elaine Erlewein. If they are, there will either be a special election in 90 days just for this matter — costing between $15,000 and $20,000 in municipal money — or it will be includ…

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Ridgewood, NJ
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Proponents: Ridgewood Multi-Deck Parking Makes Sense 'On Many Levels' Proponents: Ridgewood Multi-Deck Parking Makes Sense 'On Many Levels' Proponents: Ridgewood Multi-Deck Parking Makes Sense 'On Many Levels'
Proponents: Ridgewood Multi-Deck Parking Makes Sense 'On Many Levels' RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — After nearly eight decades of unsuccessfully trying to construct a parking garage in Ridgewood, voters will decide the fate of a new multi-level structure on Tues., Nov. 3. Ridgewood officials and design experts held the first of two forums for a proposal by Desman Design Management for a four-level garage on Hudson Street with rooftop parking and more than 300 spaces. A parking deck is critical with the village's booming downtown district and the busiest rail station on the line, Mayor Paul Aronsohn said. “The [Village] Council has spent a lot of time and energy in the l…

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