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Cindy Capitani

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Lifestyle

Kings Court In Lyndhurst Offers 'Lunch And Learn' Event LYNDHURST, N.J. — Find out the secrets to incorporating fitness into your everyday life at a free "Lunch and Learn" event Tuesday, Jan. 12 at Kings Court in Lyndhurst. You’re invited to find out how the power of fitness can change your life. The event is for human resource professionals — or anyone who can rally people at work. The program takes place from noon to 1 p.m. It will provide information that is: Immediately actionable Has both business and personal benefits Impacts productivity and energy at work, home and play Takes advantage of the latest studies The free lunch …

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Sports

Saddle Brook High School Athlete Commits To Kean For Softball SADDLE BROOK, N.J. — A letter of intent to play softball at Kean University next spring recently was signed by Saddle Brook High School senior Taryn DiGiacomo.A pitcher and outfielder for the Saddle Brook Falcons, last year DiGiacomo appeared in more than 20 games on the mound while the team went 17-11. The senior also honed her skills playing for a club team in Cedar Grove during the summer. In a recruitment video, DiGiacomo said her best skill is her speed. "I'm a confident, dedicated player and teammate," she said in the video. The Kean Cougars, coached by Margie Acker, wen…

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Lifestyle

Englewood's bergenPAC Announces Garden State Plaza Store ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Tickets, classes and memberships to the Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood are available at a promotional store at the Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus. Through a strategic partnership with the Westfield Garden State Plaza, bergenPAC now has a contemporary store space near the Macy's wing across from Shake Shack. This store provides a vehicle for shoppers to purchase tickets for bergenPAC shows, register children in performing arts classes and to become bergenPAC members. The store has many activities, including live music, karaoke and a photo booth at va…

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

News

Pompton Lakes Firefighters Start New Tradition POMPTON LAKES, N.J. — A new year-end tradition was started in December by the Pompton Lakes Volunteer Fire Department for its changing of the guard. Member Tim Scott, an outgoing captain for Co. 51, suggested the firefighters come together for something special. In an informal ceremony, the captains leaving each company pin the bars on the incoming captains, denoting the position. The department started the pinning ceremony for the incoming 2016 captains, which include Derrek Mangin and Bill Breur Jr. Pompton Lakes Volunteer Fire Department has about 62 members serving a lake community o…

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Neighbors

Kids Can Celebrate New Year's Eve At Ridgewood Library With Noon Countdown RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The first Countdown to Noon for kids takes place New Year’s Eve at the Ridgewood Library. The event is from 11:15 a.m. to noon. It’s a musical celebration for kids to ring in the New Year, but who obviously won't be staying up until midnight to do so. All ages are welcome. The countdown will be done in every time zone around the world. Sign in with Ridgewood Library/Kidscard. Click here for more information, call 201-670-5600 or e-mail AskRidgewood@ridgewoodlibrary.org. The library is at 125 N. Maple Ave.

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

News

New Jersey Drivers Need New York E-zpass To Keep Tappan Zee Discount Drivers traveling across the Tappan Zee Bridge using a New Jersey E-ZPass will now have to get one from New York if they want to keep their discounts, reports lohud.com. Anyone who continues to use a New Jersey E-ZPass after the end of the billing cycle next month will pay the standard Tappan Zee E-ZPass toll of $4.75 per trip instead of the discounted $3, said lohud.com. People can have tags from more than one state regardless of where they live, reports lohud.com. Click here for the full story.

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Neighbors

Fair Lawn's 'Christmas On Vanore' Wins Best Light Display In NJ FAIR LAWN, N.J. — A house with more than 19,000 lights synchronized to holiday classics, Frank Sinatra and the Ramones, won an nj.com reader poll for the best holiday lights in the state, reports nj.com. "Christmas on Vanore," at 38-53 Vanore Drive in Fair Lawn won for having the best seasonal light display, nj.com said. Marc DeSomma, the display’s creator, garnered 36 percent, or 5,232 votes of 14,536 votes cast in the poll, according to nj.com. DeSomma — a home improvement contractor — told the Daily Voice in a previous article he spends roughly 600 hours a year programming th…

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Neighbors

Leonia Groups Will Collect Warm Clothing At The Library LEONIA, N.J. -- Donations of warm winter weather clothing are being collected for needy adult men and women in the area. The Community of Friends in Action and Rotary of the Palisades is asking for donations of coats, jackets, hats, gloves, scarves and warm sweaters. Starting immediately, donations can be dropped off at the Leonia Public Library in designated bins on the top floor. Bins will be available for donations at the library from December through March. For more information, call Matt Latham, director of the Leonia Public Library, at 201-592-5776. The Leonia Public Library is at …

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

News

Prospect Park Christmas Tree Collection Set To Start PROSPECT PARK, N.J. — It’s time for Christmas tree recycling in Prospect Park starting Monday. Prospect Park residents can recycle their Christmas trees by placing them curbside for pick-up. Christmas trees will be picked-up Mondays through Fridays by Prospect Park Public Works Department throughout the month of January. Christmas trees must be unwrapped and without any decorations or ornaments in order to be picked up. Click here for more information or call 973-790-7902. Borough Hall is at 106 Brown Ave.

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

Business

Lodi Cosmetics Has One Last Bogo Sale Before Closing LODI, N.J. — A health and beauty store in Lodi is closing its doors Thursday and will have a final BOGO (buy one, get one free) that day as it clears inventory. Star Cosmetics at 25 Washington St., will close a little more than a year after it opened. Mainly a discount cosmetics store carrying brands like Loreal, Revlon, Maybelline and Covergirl, it also stocked flip-flops, travel, hair and nail accessories, baby goods and jewelry. Click here for information or call 862-225-9697.

by Cindy Capitani

12/30/2015

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