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Bergenfield, NJ

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Dumont Resident Pens Short Story For New Collection DUMONT, N.J. — Borough resident Renee Jensen is sharing a piece of writing in a collection of short stories from 13 female business owners called “Redefining Success: “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. “The idea of the book is to inspire and support women,” said Nathaniel, an Israeli immigrant and mom of three. “It’s to make them feel like they’re not alone in this wor…

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Englewood, NJ

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Three Tenafly Women Pen Short Stories For New Collection TENAFLY, N.J. — Three borough residents are sharing pieces of their writing in a collection of short stories from 14 female business owners called “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. “The idea of the book is to inspire and support women,” said Nathaniel, an Israeli immigrant and mother of three. “It’s to make them feel like they’re not alone in this world and they can g…

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Wyckoff-Franklin Lakes, NJ

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Franklin Lakes Resident Pens Short Story In New Collection FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — Borough resident Brandyn Randolph is sharing a piece of writing in a collection of short stories from 13 female business owners called “Redefining Success: “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. “The idea of the book is to inspire and support women,” said Nathaniel, an Israeli immigrant and mother of three. “It’s to make them feel like they’re not al…

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Lyndhurst, NJ

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Wallington Resident Rallies To Help Her Cousin, Single Mom Fight Cancer WALLINGTON, N.J. — Borough resident Veronica Jackson is helping raise funds through a GoFundMe account for her cousin, Bernadette Vargas, of Fair Lawn, who was diagnosed with Stage II cancer in both breasts two months ago. Vargas, a single mother of three, lost her job, leaving her without income or health coverage to support her children. The online account — Bernadette's Battle Against Cancer — raised $2,737 in its first three weeks. The goal is $6,000. “It’s a disgusting nightmare,” Jackson told the Daily Voice. “It’s gotten to the point where [Vargas] doesn’t want to open her mail bec…

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

West Milford, NJ

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Ringwood Author Pens Story For New Collection RINGWOOD, N.J. — Borough resident Beth Donalds is sharing a piece of writing in a collection of short stories from 13 female business owners called “Redefining Success: “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. “The idea of the book is to inspire and support women,” said Nathaniel, an Israeli immigrant and mother of three. “It’s to make them feel like they’re not alone in thi…

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Cresskill-Closter, NJ

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Closter, Cresskill Women Share Stories Of Success In New Book CLOSTER, N.J. — Three local women are submitting pieces of their writing to a collection of short stories from 13 female business owners called “Redefining Success: “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the number best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. Other local contributors are Cresskill resident Orna Jackson, founder of “Orna Jackson Group” and Sossie Arlia, owner of Jack in the Box School, Inc. “The idea of …

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Wyckoff-Franklin Lakes, NJ

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Oakland Historical Site Needs More Renovation Funding OAKLAND, N.J. — The Van Allen House has a new roof and windows, thanks to a grant from the Bergen County Office of Historic Preservation, but more is needed.The Oakland Historical Society and Ramapough Conservancy are raising money to proceed to the next phases of renovations of the structure, along with the Stream House next door.“The house still needs to have a lot of work done on it, inside and out,” said Jerri Angermueller, of the historical society. “The stone walls and foundation are believed to be the original walls that were there at that time. The first roof replacement is completed …

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Paramus, NJ

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CancerCare Holds 'Walk/Run For Hope' In Paramus PARAMUS, N.J. -- The 2015 Paramus Walk/Run For Hope will be held on Sunday, Sept. 20, at Bergen Community College. All proceeds from the 9 a.m. event will go toward CancerCare, a which provides free, professional services to anyone battling cancer. CLICK HERE to register.

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Cliffside Park-Edgewater, NJ

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Cliffside Park Resident Pens Short Story In New Collection CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. — Borough resident Mariel Alvarado is sharing a piece of writing in a collection of short stories from 13 female business owners called “Redefining Success: “Redefining Success: Real Women, Real Stories, Real Inspiration.” Due out on Oct. 1, the book is the brainchild of Closter resident Ayelet Nathaniel, whose children's book "Sparkly Me" made her the best-selling author on Amazon for 16 straight weeks. “The idea of the book is to inspire and support women,” said Nathaniel, an Israeli immigrant and mom of three. “It’s to make them feel like they’re not alone …

by Cecilia Levine

09/18/2015

Ridgewood, NJ

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Ridgewood Woman Makes History On Broadway RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Former village resident Ali Stroker says her wheelchair has never set limitations on her career as a professional New York City actress -- it propels her. And this time, she's headed toward Broadway. As the first person in a wheelchair to take a Broadway stage, Stroker is uniting with other disabled performers for Deaf West’s production of “Spring Awakening” at the Brooks Atkinson Theatre. Stroker, 28, recently completed a two-month run as Anna in the Tony Award-winning rock musical at a small Los Angeles theater. She and the company — which includes several deaf actors —…

by Cecilia Levine

09/17/2015

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