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Assemblyman Joe Lagana Congratulates Saddle Brook On 300th Anniversary SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- New Jersey Assemblyman Joe Lagana recently presented Saddle Brook Mayor Robert White with a certificate to celebrate the township's 300th anniversary. For a brief history of Saddle Brook, click here. For retro photos, Saddle Brook trivia and more, follow the township's 300th Anniversary Celebration Facebook page. Lagana represents District 38, which includes Bergenfield, Fair Lawn, Glen Rock, Hasbrouck Heights, Hawthorne, Lodi, Maywood, New Milford, Oradell, Paramus, River Edge, Rochelle Park and Saddle Brook. He currently serves on the Appropriations, Judiciary, and …

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Sports

Englewood Cliffs Little League Organizes Injury Prevention Seminar ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. -- There's a new location for the Englewood Cliffs Little League coaches meeting, on Monday, May 9. The meeting is open to to coaches, players and parents, and the presentation topic is injury prevention. The special guests will be Steve Hayward and Eric D'Agati, from the Baseball Health Network. The Network is headed by Dr. Christopher Ahmad, who is the head team physician for the New York Yankees. Hayward and D'Agati will discuss how to maintain the health of players' arms, while allowing them to perform. Here are some of the topics that will be covered: injury …

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Events

Sign Language Club Will 'Read' Stories For Children In Washington Township WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, N.J. -- Members of the Westwood Regional High School Sign Language Club reading and signing stories on Saturday, May 7, at the Washington Township Library.The students will also answer questions about American Sign Language, which is offered as a course of study in the Westwood Regional School District. The "Signing Stories" program is for children 3 and older, with their families. All are welcome to this free program, and afterwards, kids are invited to stay and make a Mother's Day craft. The session will begin at 11:30 a.m. The library is located at 144 …

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Events

Hear Classics From Vienna At Ridgewood's Bethlehem Lutheran Church RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Come partake in a "Classics from Vienna" performance by the Pro Arte Chorale, on Saturday, June 11.The chorus will be joined by soloists and members of New York City's Clarion Orchestra and Pascack Valley High School choir, and Steven Fox will direct. The performance will include works from Beethoven, Haydn and Mozart. Tickets are $35, $30 for seniors, and $10 for students and children. Buy them online -- here -- email your ticket request to info@proartechorale.org or call 201-497-8400. The event will begin at 8 p.m., at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 155 Linwood A…

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Events

Rugby Charity Match Set In Allendale ALLENDALE, N.J. -- "Rugby in Allendale," the 2016 Memorial Day charity match, will be on Monday, May 30.The event will benefit the NJ Veterans Home at Paramus, and will pit the Allendale Old Boys against the Eastern PA Wanderers. The match will kick off at 2 p.m., at Crestwood Lake.

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Schools

Demarest Debate Team Succeeds DEMAREST, N.J. -- James Santana, principal of Demarest's Northern Valley Regional High School, has announced that students on NVD's Varsity Debate team have won several awards this year. Partners Haley Yang and Lucas Moiseyev brought home multiple trophies and also represented the school at the championships, where they won third place among the best teams in the Bergen County Debate League. Judges Jennie Shin, Sarah Liang and Kevin Kim were chosen as the best judge at different varsity debates. The officers of the debate team have also worked hard on helping debaters and judges develop t…

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Schools

Hawthorne Christian Academy Students Featured At Art Festival HAWTHORNE, N.J. -- Hawthorne Christian Academy student artists were featured in the Association of Christian Schools International Art Festival, on Tuesday, May 3. It was "a great demonstration of HCA students' God-given creative gifts and talents," the school noted in a Wednesday Facebook post. "Congratulations students and thanks to HCA art teachers Mrs. Philippy and Miss Westerman." HCA students won two Best of Show awards. Sophie Arrieta won in the K-1 division, and Ashleigh Maura won in the grade 2-4 division.

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

Events

Harrington Park Junior Woman's Club Plans Memorial Day Bash HARRINGTON PARK, N.J. -- The Junior Woman's Club of Harrington Park is presenting a Memorial Day concert, featuring the Ray Greiche Band, on Monday, May 30.The Ray Greiche Band is "roots rock with a hint of alternative country." "Bring your family, friends, neighbors, lawn chairs and blankets for a rockin' concert in the park," organizers note. "There's no need to cook dinner, because we will be serving hamburgers, hot dogs, beer, wine and much more -- all priced from $1 to $5." But leave your coolers at home. Tickets are $5 in advance, or $7 on the day of th…

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05/07/2016

Events

Meet New Jersey's Best Robotics Teams In Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- The George Washington Middle School STEM Club is presenting the third annual Robotics Showcase, on Saturday, May 14.The free event is both for teams that want to show off their work or want to learn from other teams, as well as for folks that just want to have a look. "Get ready to see the future," organizers note. "Old or young, big or small, we have fun for everyone." The event will also feature raffles and "awesome prizes." There will be robotics teams of all age groups: Junior FIRST Lego League, FIRST Lego League, FIRST Tech Challenge …

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05/07/2016

Events

'Art With Purpose' Exhibition Opens At Fort Lee Library FORT LEE, N.J. -- Fort Lee Library has been chosen as one of the nine libraries across the county to show the "Art with Purpose" exhibition "Don't Forget the SEWOL Ferry Tragedy." An opening reception is on Thursday, June 16. It will be on display throughout May and June, in the lobby showcase. The exhibition is in remembrance of those lost on April 16, 2014. Three hundred and four people -- mostly high school students -- died in the SEWOL ferry tragedy, in South Korea. Nine people are still missing, and the ferry has not been recovered. The purpose of this exhibition …

by Rachel Martin

05/07/2016

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