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6:16 am on Thursday, March 21, 2013
Congratulations to the team and to the coaches, a class act. more ›
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Renovations expected to be completed around Spring of 2014.
FLOW-area cousins, Anthony Carrino and John Colaneri will have a hand in converting a disused three-story Jersey City building that had been that ctiy's police department into 16 residential units and a first-floor market, according to reports. Carrino and Colaneri announced this week that the historic building, which was purchased last year, would be converted from its former utilitarian splendor to a sprawling destination hot spot with with living and recreational components. "This is a historic building and we want people to see and share its historic aspects," Carrino said. "It was embarrassing to see what a building like this turned into. We would love to give it a new life." "This is a building that's going to be enjoyed by everyone …
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The March 20 event will include a lineup of auction items such as Broadway tickets and trips to Florida and Las Vegas
A group working to raise $200,000 for a local man fighting a rare form of brain cancer says it is about halfway to its fundraising goal, and that an upcoming event should help add to the growing effort. On March 20, Fight for Frank — a group set up to help Mahwah High School grad Frank Chamberlin and his family — will host a dinner and auction fundraiser at the Venetian in Garfield. According to organizers, the items up for auction are impressive, and include trips to Costa Rica, Florida and Las Vegas, signed sports memorabilia, golf outings, Broadway tickets, sporting event and television talk show recording tickets, over 100 gift certificates and items donated by local merchants. “We are really excited about our auction line up and feel …
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The homeowner was away when the crime occurred, and police are unsure how the burglars got into the home.
Police have no idea how burglars gained access to a Wyckoff residence last week while the homeowner was out of town. The Circle Drive burglary was first reported to cops on Sunday, March 3, according to Wyckoff Police Chief Benjamin Fox. "The house, which had been vacant for a week while the homeowner was away, showed no sign of forced entry," he said. Burglars made their way to the master bedroom, looting drawers and closets there, but apparently left the rest of the house untouched, police said. Jewelry and designer handbags of an as-of-yet indeterminate value were reported stolen, Fox said. Detective Sgt. Michael Musto, Sgt. Dale Winters and Patrolman Kevin Pinches investigated. In 2013 so far, Wyckoff Police said there have been a …
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'Billy's Buddies' helps parents connect and offers specialized programming.
They come from all over New Jersey, and even from New York. They're parents that have hopes and dreams for their children, and the Wyckoff YMCA is the one place they can come together to discuss the trials and tribulations of having children with Down syndrome. And their children — ranging in age from newborns to 10-year-old children — are part of Billy’s Buddies. It was started after Wyckoff YMCA employee Christine Hourihan, who organized the Buddy Walk of Bergen County in 2004 with her family, was approached by the YMCA. The organization asked if a support group would be helpful. Hourihan jumped at the opportunity, she said, with “tears streaming down her face.” Her son Billy, for whom the organization is named, is now 10 years old. “It …
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The six-week series for children ages 7 to 12 runs from March 21 to April 25 from 4 to 6 pm. The cost for the program is $150.
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8:42 am on Monday, March 25, 2013
The Wyckoff Junior American Roller Hockey Team took home the first Junior American championship in over 10 years. The boys earned the Cup in a two game win against Lyndhurst in the Finals. more ›