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Glen Rock Arboretum Sets Kickoff Fundraiser, Aims For $40K Glen Rock Arboretum Sets Kickoff Fundraiser, Aims For $40K
Glen Rock Arboretum Sets Kickoff Fundraiser, Aims For $40K GLEN ROCK, N.J. -- The Friends of the Glen Rock Arboretum have already raised more than $85,000, but intensive fundraising is still needed, and the group is having a Thielke Arboretum 2016 Kickoff Event on Thursday, April 7. As reported in the Daily Voice in February, the Glen Rock Council voted down a $238,000 bridge loan that would have helped fund the Thielke Arboretum Education Center. FOGRAS estimates that an estimated $150,000 is still needed. The event will include drink tickets, appetizers, live music and door prizes. Glen Rock Mayor Bruce Packer is also scheduled to speak. The orga…
Englewood Municipal Alliance Organizes Mental Health Lecture Englewood Municipal Alliance Organizes Mental Health Lecture
Englewood Municipal Alliance Organizes Mental Health Lecture ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- The public is welcome to attend a mental health lecture on Thursday, March 31, hosted by the Englewood Municipal Alliance and the Stigma Free Task Force.The "Mental Health: Let’s Talk About It" session will feature speakers, a Q&A session, light refreshments, free resources and giveaways, as well as raffles for gift baskets. Special guest speakers include Vicki Sidrow -- mental health professional and president and CEO of Vantage Health System Eric Arauz as keynote speaker -- mental health profession, founder and president of Trauma Institute of New Jerse…
Glen Rock Detective Presents 'Nazi Spy From Glen Rock' Tuesday In Ridgewood Glen Rock Detective Presents 'Nazi Spy From Glen Rock' Tuesday In Ridgewood
Glen Rock Detective Presents 'Nazi Spy From Glen Rock' Tuesday In Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Glen Rock Police Department Det. Jim Calaski has been researching a Glen Rock resident that the FBI had investigated as a possible Nazi spy -- and he'll present his findings on Tuesday, March 22, at the Ridgewood Public Library. The FBI conducted its investigation of Carl Schiphorst prior to and during World War II. Calaski has researched him for the past four years. All are welcome to this presentation. The library notes, "If you saw this last year, Jim has a lot of new info and photos." You can view Calaski's presentation from last year here. The event is fr…
Lodi Special-Needs Girl Scouts Learn Lessons About Water Lodi Special-Needs Girl Scouts Learn Lessons About Water
Lodi Special-Needs Girl Scouts Learn Lessons About Water LODI, N.J. — Girl Scouts from the Felician School in Lodi learned about water with representatives from Suez Water, in Paramus. Suez, formerly United Water, went onsite at the school and gave a lesson about how people use water in their everyday lives. The girls made bracelets with beads that represented different topics concerning water. They also received information on water-saving tips. At the end of the program the girls were able to add another badge to their uniforms. The program is one of several Suez brings to classrooms and community groups about water. Tours of the facility are…
Upper Saddle River Fire Department Responds To Smell Of Smoke, Home OK'd Upper Saddle River Fire Department Responds To Smell Of Smoke, Home OK'd
Upper Saddle River Fire Department Responds To Smell Of Smoke, Home OK'd UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- The Upper Saddle River Fire Department was dispatched on Monday morning, March 21, to a home on Sunset Lane. The homeowner made the call, for a smell of smoke in the basement of the Sunset Lane home. Chief Vierheilig, Engine 1231 and Engine 1232 responded. While the crew of 1232 investigated, 1231 stood by at a nearby hydrant. No problem was discovered, when the home was thoroughly checked. For more information about the fire department, visit its website or follow it on Facebook.
Paterson Library Screens 'A Time For Burning' Paterson Library Screens 'A Time For Burning'
Paterson Library Screens 'A Time For Burning' PATERSON, N.M. -- "A Time For Burning" will screen on Tuesday, March 22, at the Paterson Free Public Library. The documentary describes the efforts of Rev. L. William Youngdahl, a white Lutheran pastor in Omaha, Nebraska, to reach out to black Lutherans in the city. He ultimately failed, however, and resigned as minister of his church. The Library of Congress, in 2005, selected the film for preservation, as being "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant." The film will begin at 5 p.m. The Paterson Free Public Library is located at 250 Broadway. For more …
Connecticut's Esty Introduces Bill To Connect Women With Science Careers Connecticut's Esty Introduces Bill To Connect Women With Science Careers
Connecticut's Esty Introduces Bill To Connect Women With Science Careers DANBURY, Conn. -- Congresswoman Elizabeth Esty (CT-5) announced the Promoting Women in Entrepreneurship Act last week, a bipartisan bill to improve programs that support women entrepreneurs in the science, technology, engineering, and math fields, where they have been historically underrepresented. The legislation expands the mission of the National Science Foundation to include supporting "entrepreneurial programs for women that extend their focus beyond the laboratory and into the commercial world." Three other members of Congress joined Esty in introducing the bill: Rep. Lamar …
Norwood Indoor Soccer Teams Claim Championships Norwood Indoor Soccer Teams Claim Championships
Norwood Indoor Soccer Teams Claim Championships NORWOOD, N.J. -- Two of the three Norwood indoor soccer teams won the Harnisch Indoor Soccer Tournament championship games held at Northern Valley/Old Tappan High School. The third and fourth grade Coyotes beat the Demarest Destroyers, 2-1. The fifth and sixth grade Sharks defeated the Norwood Argonauts, 8-3. Bo Olafsson and Larry Drucker coach the Coyotes. Sam Beer and Frank Messina coach the Sharks. The trophies will be displayed in Borough Hall. Norwood Soccer League is a recreation soccer league for kindergarten through eighth grade, for children that live in or go to school in Nor…
Scarsdale Comedian Scott Blakeman One Of Four To Perform At Hasting's Purpl Scarsdale Comedian Scott Blakeman One Of Four To Perform At Hasting's Purpl
Scarsdale Comedian Scott Blakeman One Of Four To Perform At Hasting's Purpl HASTINGS, N.Y. -- Purpl is hosting a stand-up comedy show featuring some of the top progressive political comedians around on Thursday, March 31, at the creative space in Hudson. Formerly the Purple Crayon -- inspired by the classic children's book, "Harold and the Purple Crayon," about the power of imagination -- the space hosts concerts, workshops and co-working space. John Fugelsang hosts his own SiriusXM show "Tell me Everything." He's an acclaimed television host, social media star and razor-sharp comedian who challenges conventional wisdom on politics, media, relig…
Registrars Come To Greenwich High For Youth Voter Registration Registrars Come To Greenwich High For Youth Voter Registration
Registrars Come To Greenwich High For Youth Voter Registration GREENWICH, Conn. -- The Greenwich Registrars of Voters, in conjunction with the League of Women Voters, will be having a voter registration session at Greenwich High School on Thursday, March 24. "Greenwich and the state of Connecticut need citizens who are active and informed. The act of registering to vote is a signal that you care about your community," said Republican Registrar Fred DeCaro III. According to the Rock the Vote, between 48 and 52 percent of registered 18-to-29-year-olds voted in 2012. The percentages are on the rise, and are in fact moving toward the 55 percent…
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