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Get Tickets Now For St. Leo's 'Annie' Get Tickets Now For St. Leo's 'Annie'
Get Tickets Now For St. Leo's 'Annie' ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. -- St. Leo's School, in Elmwood Park, is presenting "Annie" -- but for two performances only, this Friday and Saturday, May 20-21.Parents of students can print this form and send it to school with students, or buy tickets at Tuesday's HSA meeting. There may be tickets available at the door, but it's not guaranteed. Tickets are $10; admission if free for kids is strollers. Cast, choir and crew don't need buy tickets. Cash is preferred, but checks are accepted. Make all checks payable to St. Leo's School, with "Annie Tickets" on the memo line. The Friday…
Saddle River Students Read For 544 Hours To Aid Animal Rescue Saddle River Students Read For 544 Hours To Aid Animal Rescue
Saddle River Students Read For 544 Hours To Aid Animal Rescue SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- Saddle River Day School recently held a read-a-thon to benefit FOWA Rescue, based on the idea of third-grader Brooke Braen, of Wyckoff, and her peers. Together they then challenged the second- and fourth-graders, and the students read for a total 32,645 minutes -- 544 hours. The students raised $3,264.50 to donate to the rescue group. The money raised will help aid in the welfare, sheltering and placement of homeless animals. Photo courtesy of Saddle River Day School Pictured From Left to Right: Mary Sepede and Chris Chasmar of FOWA Rescue, Brooke Braen, Saddle Riv…
Saddle Brook Special-Needs Sports Program Launches Website Saddle Brook Special-Needs Sports Program Launches Website
Saddle Brook Special-Needs Sports Program Launches Website SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- The Saddle Brook Angels have a new website. "We hope that this website provides enough information and updates for our programs," organizers note. James and Monica Maniscalco began the special-needs sports program in 2012, to provide opportunities for kids like their daughter, who's now 11. She has a rare chromosome abnormality. The Angels program began with soccer, and lacrosse and cheer were added this spring. The spring season is midway through, and registration for the fall season will likely be in early August, Monica Maniscalco said. The season will pr…
Spinner To Demonstrate On Two Antique Wheels In Ridgewood Spinner To Demonstrate On Two Antique Wheels In Ridgewood
Spinner To Demonstrate On Two Antique Wheels In Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- The Ridgewood Historical Society's Annual Meeting will be on Sunday, May 22 -- and feature a demonstration of two antique spinning wheels included in our current exhibit. Catherine Allison will demonstrate use of the spinning wheels, which she had donated to the museum. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. The Ridgewood Historical Society operates the Schoolhouse Museum, site of one of Ridgewood's first public schools in Ridgewood. The group's mission, according to its website, "is to preserve the building, as well as maintain, interpret and exhibit the collection of ar…
WATCH: Glen Rock Special Meeting Available Online WATCH: Glen Rock Special Meeting Available Online
Watch: Glen Rock Special Meeting Available Online GLENN ROCK, N.J. -- A special meeting between Glen Rock Mayor Bruce Packer and council and members of the Board of Education on Monday -- and it's available to watch. The meeting was to discuss how they might share certain services to save money. The borough thanked Glen Rock TV for filming the meeting in a Tuesday Facebook post. View the video here. Other meeting videos are also available from Glen Rock TV there, too.
Psychic Medium To Appear At Hawthorne Library Psychic Medium To Appear At Hawthorne Library
Psychic Medium To Appear At Hawthorne Library HAWTHORNE, N.J. -- Psychic medium Teresa will present "What Happens in the Afterlife" on Thursday, May 19, at the Hawthorne library.Registration is required: do so through the online calendar, in person at the library or by calling the library at 973-427-5745. The session will begin 7 p.m. The library is located at 345 Lafayette Ave., in Hawthorne. For more information about the library, visit its website, and to keep up with upcoming library events, you can also follow the library on Facebook or Twitter.
Waldwick Provider Gives Free Health Tests Wednesday Waldwick Provider Gives Free Health Tests Wednesday
Waldwick Provider Gives Free Health Tests Wednesday WALDWICK, N.J. -- Waldwick residents are welcome to free biometric screenings on Wednesday, May 18. Waldwick Urgent and Primary Care will be offering body-mass index and blood-pressure checks, as well as glucose and cholesterol fingersticks. The clinic will be from 5-8 p.m., at the NorthWest Bergen Regional Health Commission office, 20 West Prospect St., in Waldwick. Call 201-445-7217 to make an appointment. Visit the NWBRHC website or Facebook page for information about other services.
Saddle Brook Sixth-Graders Win LEAD Essay Contest Saddle Brook Sixth-Graders Win LEAD Essay Contest
Saddle Brook Sixth-Graders Win Lead Essay Contest SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- The Saddle Brook Police Department on Tuesday congratulated the winners of the sixth-grade LEAD -- Law Enforcement Against Drugs -- essay contest. The winners are Natalie Escobar, of Smith School, Julia Bednarz, of Franklin School, and Caroline Kaprelian, of Long School. The department also thanked Caelen Mahoney in a Wednesday Facebook post, "for her beautiful performance in singing the National Anthem," to open the ceremony.
Englewood Artist Brings Recycled Books To Life Englewood Artist Brings Recycled Books To Life
Englewood Artist Brings Recycled Books To Life ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- Irmari Nacht, of Englewood, is one of the artists selected for the New Jersey Arts Annual 2016 exhibition, sponsored by the Noyes Museum of Art of Stockton University and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. Selected artworks will showcase the current state of contemporary art and varied artistic practices throughout the state and will be held at the Noyes Museum Arts Garage in Atlantic City. Among the juried selections are two of Nacht's recycled books from the "Saved" series, which uses books that otherwise might be discarded and transforms them into ar…
Craft Brewery Leads Oradell 'Tap Takeover' Event Craft Brewery Leads Oradell 'Tap Takeover' Event
Craft Brewery Leads Oradell 'Tap Takeover' Event ORADELL, N.J. -- Charlie Brown's Fresh Grill will be hosting a Tap Takeover event in partnership with Cricket Hill Brewery on Tuesday, May 17. Attendees will partake of both trivia games and various beers produced by Cricket Hill Brewery, a Fairfield microbrewery which produces a wide variety of both year-round and seasonal beers. The event will also raise funds for the Project Help Foundation, of Sussex. Project Help is a volunteer organization which provides clothing and basic essentials to veterans, in the hopes to reduce the homeless veteran population. It acts as a clearinghouse for s…
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