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Leonia Schools Restoring Historic Art Around School Hallways LEONIA, N.J. — Leonia schools are featuring dozens of art in a historic showcase some of the borough for students. The project is for "Preserving Leonia’s Art Heritage," a group that is currently working on the restoration of dozens of donated pieces of art so that they can be shared with the community. The ongoing exhibit is at the Anna C. Scott elementary school, and includes some works in the middle and high schools as well this year. "Leonia was home to some of the greatest painters, illustrators, muralists, and sculptors during the first half of the 20th century,"…

by Melissa Heule

01/12/2016

Neighbors

Ho-Ho-Kus Antique Vendor Pens Book Of Poetry 'For People Who Hate Poetry' HO-HO-KUS, N.J. — Former New Milford English teacher and owner of Granny’s Attic Antique Emporium Maury Alan Lubman in Ho-Ho-Kus published "Mishagoss: Poetry For People Who Hate Poetry." He started the book after seeing a friend through a difficult time. It's intended to tap into pure emotion. “I don’t like a lot of poetry,” said Lubman, of Wayne. “With my work, it’s about the human condition.” Lubman discusses war, love, loss, politics and life in general. “The Spider,” for example, is based on seeing an actual spider on the windshield of a vehicle. "Mishagoss" was o…

by Melissa Heule

01/12/2016

Schools

Emerson High School Gymnasium Renamed For Iconic Coach Stan Woods EMERSON, N.J. —Emerson High School will be renaming its multi-purpose gymnasium to honor wrestling coach Stan Woods on Fri. Jan. 15. at 7 p.m. Woods will be honored for his 49 years in education and sports before dozens of athletes and supporters. "He has helped promote good sportsmanship, work ethic, and character for not only our wrestlers but all our athletes here in Emerson," EHS teacher Konstantinos Paleoudis told Daily Voice. The idea was proposed by people who manage the Eric Ayala Scholarship Fund — one that Woods has championed in the past. “Our Board of Education and …

by Melissa Heule

01/11/2016

Events

Cresskill Library Raises Funds For Participation In Statewide Makers Day CRESSKILL, N.J. -- The library in Cresskill is seeking funds for its participation in New Jersey's Makers Day in March. At the Sat. Mar. 19 event, the library will include volunteers to help host the event, and they are asking participants to also bring in their own projects. To enhance community engagement, members of the library are exploring new ideas for entrepreneurship, innovation and hands-on learning. Patrons can support the library with tools, equipment, and materials and by donating directly through YouCaring that is hosting the Cresskill Library's fundraising page. CLICK HER…

by Melissa Heule

01/11/2016

Business

Archetypus Brings Zen Atmosphere To Edgewater EDGEWATER, N.J. — Archetypus in Edgewater is working to maintain its zen, cave-like atmosphere on Old River Road while being a nightspot for locals. The Mediterranean and Latin-influenced menu features fresh-squeezed fruit juices, infused teas, exotic coffees, large-portion platters decadent desserts, and softball-sized Nasto's-brand ice cream sundaes with toppings and sauces. Guests are welcome to sit in one of three candle-lit rooms and listen to instrumental and international music in cozily-nested caves for private or romantic dining experiences. It is a walk away from the Hudson River…

by Melissa Heule

01/11/2016

Schools

Allendale Foundation For Educational Excellence Auction Tickets Go On Sale ALLENDALE, N.J. — Allendale Foundation for Educational Excellence is hosting a dinner and auction at the Sheraton in Mahwah to support area students on March 11. Since its inception in 1995, AFEE has funded nearly $1.8 million in grants at Hillside and Brookside Schools. These have included a number of cutting-edge technologies (Smart Boards, laptop carts, iPad learning labs) such as BTV, Brookside’s own television studio; Hillside’s award-winning Ecology Center; an updated Fitness Center for sixth through eighth graders at Brookside; Hillside’s Theater Week; and more. These grants are ind…

by Melissa Heule

01/11/2016

Neighbors

Harrington Park Green Team Stays Environmentally Focused HARRINGTON PARK, N.J. — The HP Greenteam and the Harrington Park Environmental Commission have several tasks on its agenda lined up to keep the borough environmentally friendly for generations to come. “It’s not just about now, but those who will be here 50 years from now,” said Peter Ardito, the chairman of the commission. “We have the best of both worlds here." The group acts as an advisory group for the borough council and organizes clean-ups for the community twice a year. It's also working on an ordinance to keep vehicles from idling in town and in accordance to state laws, in …

by Melissa Heule

01/11/2016

Business

Northvale Business Owner Helps Rock Climbers Reach New Heights NORTHVALE, N.J. — A Haworth rock climbing enthusiast hopes her Northvale gym helps her reach her professional goals. Stephanie Shultz of Haworth opened High Exposure, LLC last summer. She's hoping it will help foster relationships. “I wanted to build a place where we can grow together,” said Shultz, a 20-year climber. The business owner is working with an occupational therapist and wants to extend programs to those with autism and special needs. “Climbing is one of those exercises that helps with... prevention," said Shultz, citing osteoporosis A plexiglass wall in the gym allows pa…

by Melissa Heule

01/08/2016

Business

Cresskill's Farmhouse Cafe Expands To Westwood This Spring CRESSKILL, N.J. — Farmhouse Cafe and Eatery in Cresskill will be opening a second location on Center Avenue in Westwood this spring. Farmhouse Cafe originally started in 1979 as “Pita Cuisine” at 65 Spring Street and have moved around the downtown Manhattan neighborhood for the last 30 plus years. “We’re doing a big build out right now and a whole other draw of people, so we are excited about that," said Elisa Kipperman, the co-owner of the business. "We’ll be as far from Cresskill as we can get,” The owners plan to take over an old Italian restaurant in a warehouse where they …

by Melissa Heule

01/08/2016

Events

Ridgefield Fitness Studio Unites With Habitat Bergen For Self Defense Class RIDGEFIELD, N.J. — PEAK Performing Arts Center will host a self defense workshop in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity on Thurs., Jan. 28 in Ridgefield. The 7:30 p.m. class at the Grand Avenue facility will raise funds for people who are looking for safe, protective housing. "The class will focus on self-protection in all situations by learning how to avoid becoming a target, learning how to recognize a dangerous situation and how to drive off an attacker when in imminent danger,” Nicole Murphy, the marketing coordinator of Habitat for Humanity, told Daily Voice. ABOUT THE INSTRUC…

by Melissa Heule

01/08/2016

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