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Cindy Capitani

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Lifestyle
What Are You Thankful For, Greenburgh? What Are You Thankful For, Greenburgh?
What Are You Thankful For, Greenburgh? Stop, drop and give thanks. Feeling grateful this Thanksgiving could add years to your life and up the overall quality, reports Time magazine. Research indicates there’s a potent link between gratitude and health. The feel-good vibes you get after a big turkey dinner has less to do with devouring delicious food and more about giving thanks for all you have.  Being thankful can translate to, Heart health More sleep Increased optimism New friends Between bites of turkey and forkfuls of sweet potatoes, Daily Voice wants to know: What are you most thankful for? 

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Events
Brighten Holidays At Northvale Tree Lighting Brighten Holidays At Northvale Tree Lighting
Brighten Holidays At Northvale Tree Lighting NORTHVALE, N.J. — The holiday tree lighting takes place on the front lawn of Northvale Borough Hall on Thursday, Dec. 3. All are invited to this public event. Refreshments will be served at the McGuire Senior Center following the outdoor lighting. There is no confirmed inclement weather date. Both borough hall and the senior center are located at 116 Paris Ave. in Northvale.  For more information call 201-767-3330 or click here.

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'Every Christmas Story Ever Told' At Teaneck's Becton Theatre 'Every Christmas Story Ever Told' At Teaneck's Becton Theatre
'Every Christmas Story Ever Told' At Teaneck's Becton Theatre TEANECK, N.J. — Catch an original Christmas musical that includes snippets and characters from many holiday favorites all wrapped up in one show at the Becton Theatre in Teaneck. The Garage Theatre Group presents “Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some)” by John K. Alvarez, Michael Carleton and James FitzGerald. Original music is by Will Knapp and the show will be directed by Michael Bias. The Grinch, Rudolph, Frosty the Snowman, Charlie Brown, George Bailey — and just about every other holiday character — make an appearance in this comedy. Three actors retell every Christmas story…

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Lifestyle
Red Cross Provides Thanksgiving Safety Tips For At Home, On The Road Red Cross Provides Thanksgiving Safety Tips For At Home, On The Road
Red Cross Provides Thanksgiving Safety Tips For At Home, On The Road Make sure safety is on the menu before jumping in the car for Thanksgiving Day travels or staying in the kitchen all day whipping up dinner. There tips offered by the American Red Cross can make for a safe road trip and help cooks to avoid kitchen fires. If plans include driving, travelers should check the weather along their route and plan for travel around any storms. Everyone should use seat belts and no one should drink and drive. Drivers should be well rested and alert.  Other driving safety tips include,
 Follow the rules of the road – observe the speed limit.
 Use caution in work …

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Obituaries
Joan Coleman, 90, Longtime Former Larchmont Resident Joan Coleman, 90, Longtime Former Larchmont Resident
Joan Coleman, 90, Longtime Former Larchmont Resident LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- Joan Coleman, a longtime former resident of Larchmont, died Nov. 12. She was 90. She was educated at the Urseline School in New Rochelle and received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Manhattanville College in 1946. She spent her career in New York City in advertising and market research with both Roper Polling and Starch. She was an avid sailor and until recently was the longest living member of the Horseshoe Harbor Yacht Club in Larchmont. She also was a longtime hospice volunteer and did volunteer outreach for impoverished and homeless children in the Larchmont area. …

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Obituaries
Elizabeth L. Foley, 98, Of Sloatsburg Elizabeth L. Foley, 98, Of Sloatsburg
Elizabeth L. Foley, 98, Of Sloatsburg SLOATSBURG, N.Y. — Elizabeth L. Foley, of Sloatsburg, died Nov. 22. She was 98. She is survived by her granddaughter, Jean Larsen Cuomo; great-grandchildren Kelly, Maria, Tina; and many great-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.  She was predeceased by her first husband, Victor Staudenbaur, and second husband, Donald Foley. She also was predeceased by her siblings, Joseph, Mary, Tina and Patricia; her daughter Martha Staudenbaur Larsen; grandson Kenneth Larsen and great-grandson Herman Cuomo Jr. Funeral services will be private. Arrangements were handled by Scarr Funeral Home Inc., R…

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Lifestyle
Butterball's Turkey TalkLine Fields Some Strange Questions Butterball's Turkey TalkLine Fields Some Strange Questions
Butterball's Turkey TalkLine Fields Some Strange Questions Turkeys are intimidating, especially when dead and waiting to be transformed from meat and bones to a delectable platter to impress 12 loving people called family. Luckily there’s an app for that, and Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. But there’s also a number to call (how convenient!). The Butterball® Turkey Talk-Line has fielded almost 3 million calls, according to their stats. They’ve shared some of their favorites so no one has to be intimidated to call. Remember: the only dumb question is the one not asked. (Operators are standing by: 1-800-288-8372.) Bundle of Joy: A flustered father …

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Sports
Trophies Awarded By Clarkstown DARE At Annual Hoops Classic Trophies Awarded By Clarkstown DARE At Annual Hoops Classic
Trophies Awarded By Clarkstown DARE At Annual Hoops Classic CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. — More than 120 middle school students shot hoops Sundat in an event sponsored by the Clarkstown Police DARE Unit. The Annual Fall Basketball Classic was held at Felix Festa Middle School, giving students a chance to experience teamwork, sportsmanship and community. Police officers Mark Robinson and Norman Peters headed the event. The winning boys team was from Woodglen Elementary School, and included Chris and Mike Salerno, Robert Kramer and Matt Siegel. The winning girls team was from New City Elementary School, and included Hannah McKiverkin, Sydney Ferst, Aila Dervise…

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News
Housing Proposed For 165 Wooded Acres In Mount Pleasant Housing Proposed For 165 Wooded Acres In Mount Pleasant
Housing Proposed For 165 Wooded Acres In Mount Pleasant MOUNT PLEASANT, N.Y. — An assisted living center and 116 homes are proposed on 165 acres of wooded land owned by the Legion of Christ in Mount Pleasant, reports examinernews.com. Residences would be built in 48 half-acre lots and 68 quarter-acre lots, the article says. Land for town recreation facilities would be donated by White Plains-based developer Baker Residential. The property would have to be rezoned and the developer will be invited to future Town Board meetings, the story says. For the full article click here.

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Mock Attack In Subways Tests NYPD Response Team Mock Attack In Subways Tests NYPD Response Team
Mock Attack In Subways Tests Nypd Response Team A mock terrorist attack in Lower Manhattan Sunday morning was the first test of the New York City Police Department’s Critical Response Team under conditions similar to those that occurred in Paris. The 527 officers respond only to active shooters, terrorist-like attacks and active shooters strapped with suicide vests, Capital New York reports. Local and federal law enforcement agencies assisted, the article says. It's been in the works for over a year. The scene was recorded on video will be used by the NYPD and partner agencies to learn more about the response and share with others in law…

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