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West Milford Realtor Supports Township Little League Program WEST MILFORD, N.J. -- Daniel Brozyna, manager of the Weichert, Realtors' West Milford office, recently announced that his office will be sponsoring the local West Milford Little League baseball program. "As a company, Weichert enjoys giving back to the communities we serve," Brozyna said. "We are excited to continue our relationship with the West Milford Little League and hope that our support helps the organization to achieve its goals." Little League has been promoting the pastime for 75 years now. "Since its founding in 1939, Little League has nurtured the human…

by Rachel Martin

04/14/2016

Sports

Pompton Lakes Students Volunteer For Tennis Clinic POMPTON LAKES, N.J. -- Pompton Lakes Rec Department recently thanked Pompton Lakes High School volunteers who volunteered at its tennis clinic, on Sunday, April 10. The next session will be on Sunday, April 17. "The Pompton Lakes Recreation Commission offers a wide variety of programs for all ages during the Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter seasons," its website notes. "Some of the programs offered are bowling, tennis, indoor field hockey, karate, arts and crafts, gymnastics, women's boot camp, indoor softball clinic, basketball, walking club and special needs." Folks can…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

'Addams Family' Runs In Haworth In Late April HAWORTH, N.J. -- The Haworth Home & School Association and Porch Light Productions are presenting the musical comedy "The Addams Family," on Thursday, April 28, and Saturday, April 30. Tickets are $8 in advance and $10 at the door. Buy them online here. Ticket proceeds will benefit the Haworth Home & School Association. The Thursday show is at 7 p.m., and the Saturday show is at 3 p.m. The production will be staged at the Haworth School, 205 Valley Rd.

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Lifestyle

Saddle Brook Access For All Committee Seeks Sign Language Interpreter SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- The Saddle Brook Access for All Committee is seeking a volunteer who is certified in American Sign Language. This role isn't expected to take more than 1-2 hours a week. If interested, contact Committee Chairman Andrew Cimiluca at councilmancimiluca@gmail.com or 973-809-2482. The Township Council created the committee in April this year, and Mayor Robert White appointed its members. Its now had its first few organizational meetings. The committee will advise the mayor and council about needs in the Saddle Brook community for persons with disabilities. It will also advi…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

Paterson Students Volunteer In Haiti Over Spring Break PATERSON, N.J. -- Students from Paterson Charter School for Science & Technology’s Embrace Club and The World is Our Classroom Club spent spring break volunteering at an orphanage in Haiti and traveling throughout Europe, respectively. Students from PCSST's Embrace club traveled to Haiti, for the second year in a row. This year, the club's goal was to raise enough money to build a generator system at the orphanage. The club met its goal, with donations from school staff, students and the community. Members of the club were there, to purchase and install the generator -- and for the fi…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Events

Northwest Bergen History Coalition Holds Communications-Related History Day ALLENDALE, N.J. -- History Day 2016 -- "Spreading the News: Rail, Mail and the Press in Days Gone" -- sponsored by the Northwest Bergen History Coalition, will be held on Saturday, May 14. Communication has changed dramatically over the last three centuries. The journey of communications in the region evolved from sporadic wagons which might carry mail or broadsides announcing current events, to railways and telegraphs. On History Day, the public is invited to visit 11 participating sites, to see special exhibits related to this history, including antique telephones and telegraph…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

Cliffside Park Sixth-Graders Learn To 'COPE' CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. -- All Cliffside Park School District sixth-graders participate in the COPE -- Cliffside's Own Positive Education -- program, sponsored by the Cliffside Park Board of Education and the Cliffside Park Police Department. The 12-week anti-bullying program teaches students skills to prevent and handle conflict. The program is taught by Detective Jason Kangas of the CPPD Juvenile Division. Detective Sgt. Eugene Vitale ran the program until January, when he retired. At the program's end, the students enter an essay contest. Each sixth-grade classroom throughout the district …

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

Paramus Rotary Club Organizes 30th Anniversary Career Day PARAMUS, N.J. -- The Paramus Rotary Club is hosting its 30th Anniversary Career Day for local juniors on Thursday, April 14. Over 270 Paramus High School juniors will spend the morning visiting area businesses and organizations of their choice and experience "real life" with leaders who own or manage those businesses or organizations. After these morning visits, the students and their hosts will attend a Paramus Rotary Club luncheon at Seasons, in Washington Township. The guest speaker will be Paramus Police Chief Kenneth Ehrenberg -- who is a Paramus High School graduate.

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

Montvale Unico Chapter Holds Elvis Tribute Show Fundraiser MONTVALE, N.J. -- The St. Joe's High School Montvale Chapter of UNICO National will be presenting "A Tribute to Elvis," starring Anthony Liguori Jr. on Friday, May 6. The tribute show is a fundraiser, and all proceeds will benefit the chapter's charities and scholarship funds. Admission is $20 for adults and $15 for those 18 and under. The cost includes a sandwich and pizza buffet, and soft drinks and water. Reservations must be made in advance. Buy tickets online here -- select "event" for payment reason and include type and number of tickets -- or by mail. Make checks…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

Schools

Maywood Avenue School Organizes Tricky Tray Fundraiser MAYWOOD, N.J. -- The Maywood Avenue School's tricky tray fundraiser, with a cocktail party, will be on Thursday, April 28."This is the single largest fund-raiser for MAS," said Maywood Public Schools Superintendent Michael Jordan. "The PTO and its many volunteers have been working very hard on this event." The cost is $65 per person, and includes a sheet of 20 small-prize tickets; pasta, salad and dinner entree; unlimited beer, wine and soda; and coffee, tea and dessert. For the entrees, there are vegan, vegetarian and special-diet options available upon request. Use th…

by Rachel Martin

04/13/2016

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