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Cindy Capitani

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Schools

Elmwood Park School Plans Fundraiser For Local Family ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. — Students and staff at St. Leo’s School in Elmwood Park can dress down on Monday, Jan. 25 if they make a donation to help a local family. A "black and white" dress down day will help raise money for "Rare and Beautiful." Rare and Beautiful is a foundation run by the Ingui family of Elmwood Park. They started the organization to raise awareness for a rare genetic disorder their daughter Denise Ingui, 15, was diagnosed with in 2015. Ingui has Peutz-Jeghers Syndrome, a rare disease that affects the gene that suppresses tumor growth, greatly increasing…

by Cindy Capitani

01/21/2016

Events

Wyckoff Church Plans Interactive Walkthrough WYCKOFF, N.J. — An interactive Journey to the Cross experience takes place after worship on Sunday, Feb. 28 at Grace United Methodist Church in Wyckoff. The event starts at 11 a.m. and is a realistic walk-through and hands-on lesson for all ages. The entire Sunday School staff, children, students, adults and the Education Committee are sponsoring The Journey to the Cross. Participants will be asked to travel through the stations in small groups to get the full effect of each special station presented. Click here for more information, call 201-891-4595 or e-mail childrensministries@gumc.o…

by Cindy Capitani

01/21/2016

Events

Maritime Aquarium At Norwalk Offers Scout Day Deals NORWALK, Conn. – The deadline is approaching on a deal that lets Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts save on admission – and earn a limited-edition patch – during the activity-packed Scout Day on Saturday, March 12, at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk. Discounted Scout Day admission is available to Scouts – and also to adult Scout leaders and to families of Scouts – registering by Monday, Feb. 1. The discounted prices are $11 for aquarium admission, and $15.75 for aquarium admission plus an IMAX movie. These Scout Day prices are the same for all ages, and represent significant savings for adult ti…

by Cindy Capitani

01/21/2016

News

Gov. Christie Vetoes Raising The Smoking Age BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — The smoking age won’t be raised to 21 in New Jersey following Gov. Chris Christie’s veto of the measure, reports the Asbury Park Press. The Legislation would have raised the minimum age for buying cigarettes and electronic smoking devices and had passed by wide margins in both the Senate and the Assembly, reports the Asbury Park Press. The governor vetoed 65 bills and signed 93 into law on Tuesday, Jan. 19, according to the Asbury Park Press. There’s no opportunity for lawmakers to defeat the vetoes even if it had the votes, since a new Legislature has since taken ov…

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

Police & Fire

One Killed, One Injured In Mount Kisco House Fire This story has been updated. MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — A house fire on St. Marks Place in Mount Kisco Wednesday morning has left one person dead and another injured, according to multiple reports. An unidentified man who was trapped in the basement was killed, and a woman woman who was injured was taken from the house by stretcher, reports lohud.com. The victim's name has not been released. News 12 is reporting the man in his 30s. A second floor neighbor saw smoke on Wednesday and ran outside with his wife and child before calling for help around 8 a.m., according to lohud.com. The fast-moving …

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

News

Flying Mueller Brothers Perform At Lyndhurst Tricky Tray LYNDHURST, N.J. — Catch live music, dinner and a Tricky Tray auction Friday, Jan. 22 at the San Carlo in Lyndhurst. The Flying Mueller Brothers, a four-piece band from Clifton, will perform. There also will be a family style dinner with beer, wine, soda, pastries and coffee or tea. Cost is $50 per person and the event runs 7-11 p.m. Click here for more information. The San Carlo is located at 620 Stuyvesant Ave., Lyndhurst.

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

Politics

New Wallington Mayor Aims To Take Down Illegal Apartments WALLINGTON, N.J. — The new Wallington mayor is cracking down on a illegal apartments, a problem that’s plagued the borough for over 20 years, reports northjersey.com. Tomko, an 18-year councilman, said his predecessor, Walter Wargacki, had offered amnesty to landlords in 1996, freeing them from borough fines for renting space illegally, according to northjersey.com. The new mayor wants to starts a parking permit program and share information among different officials and departments in order to order to pinpoint who lives where, reports northjersey.com. Click here to read the full story on…

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

Events

Lyndhurst Baseball Warms Up With First Pitch Dinner LYNDHURST, N.J. — A dinner and fundraiser to kick off the 2016 Lyndhurst Baseball season takes place Thursday, Feb. 18. The Lyndhurst High School First Pitch Dinner runs 6-10 p.m. at Michael’s Riverside. Tickets cost $60 and must be purchased by Thursday, Feb. 12. Included is a buffet dinner, beer, wine and soda. There will a raffle and a 50/50. Click here for more information, call Coach Auteri 201-697-1815 or email patrick_auteri@lyndhurst.k12.nj.us. Checks payable to Lyndhurst High School can be sent to the school care of Patrick Auteri, 400 Weart Ave., Lyndhurst, NJ 07070. Michael’s R…

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

News

Groups Rally To End Gun Violence In Newtown NEWTOWN, Conn. — Frigid temperatures didn’t keep demonstrators from rallying to end gun violence at the headquarters of a trade group for the firearms industry in Newtown. The demonstration on Sunday, Jan. 17, was organized by Newtown Action Alliance and supported by area gun organizations and churches. The groups rallied against the National Shooting Sports Foundation and called for support of President Barack Obama’s executive actions on gun control. “It was freezing out, so so cold, but it was a good crowd, maybe 300 or 400 people,” says Greenwich resident and Unitarian Church member Nai…

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

Lifestyle

BeautyRx’s Peel Bar Debuts At Becker Salon In Greenwich GREENWICH, Conn. — The Greenwich debut of The Peel Bar brings leading Manhattan dermatologist Dr. Neal Schultz’s famed “lunchtime” glycolic treatment to the Connecticut area. The professional strength 40 percent glycolic peel at BeautyRx’s Peel Bar at Becker Salon – deemed a two-minute skin fix – is the same exact peel Schultz performs in his practice. As his most requested service, Schultz has performed over 55,000 peels to-date. BeautyRx’s Peel Bar is overseen by his trained staff, and the peel service is simple and easy, with guests in and out in just a few minutes. First, skin is thor…

by Cindy Capitani

01/20/2016

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