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Business Partner Network Has Meeting In Little Ferry Business Partner Network Has Meeting In Little Ferry
Business Partner Network Has Meeting In Little Ferry LITTLE FERRY, N.J. -- January's Business Partner Network Exchange will take place Wednesday at the Empire Club in Little Ferry. Food will be provided and a cash bar will be available. Come enjoy some good food and drinks, while partaking in great conversations and supporting another local nonprofit organization. The proceeds will benefit YMCA of Greater Bergen County. The cost is $15 with prepayment online and $20 at the door. Click here to prepay online. The event is from 6-8 p.m. The Empire Club is at 136 Mehrhof Road, Little Ferry.
Whole Foods Recalls 'Mislabeled' Pizza Sold in Connecticut Whole Foods Recalls 'Mislabeled' Pizza Sold in Connecticut
Whole Foods Recalls 'Mislabeled' Pizza Sold in Connecticut BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Whole Foods/North Atlantic Kitchens is recalling 73,898 pounds of pepperoni pizza products due to misbranding, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Monday.The fresh pizza items were produced Jan. 5, 2015, through Jan. 22, 2016. They were 10-oz. vacuum-sealed packages of “WHOLE FOODS MARKETS, PIZZA, PEPPERONI 8” and 19-oz. vacuum-sealed packages of “WHOLE FOODS MARKETS, PIZZA, PEPPERONI 12”. The products subject to recall bear establishment number “EST. 20234” inside the USDA mark of inspection and sell-by dates of Jan. 12, 20…
WCSU In Danbury Holds 'College Goal Sunday' To Help With Financial Aid WCSU In Danbury Holds 'College Goal Sunday' To Help With Financial Aid
Wcsu In Danbury Holds 'College Goal Sunday' To Help With Financial Aid DANBURY, Conn. — Western Connecticut State University in Danbury will host a statewide college financial aid event dubbed “College Goal Sunday” in the Student Center on the university’s Midtown campus Sunday, Jan. 31.“College Goal Sunday” will offer assistance to students and parents with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, known as FAFSA. The FAFSA is the key to funding a college education and helping families overcome financial barriers that can prevent students from attending the institution they want to attend. Studies show that a student is 50 percent more likely t…
Rhinecliff Hotel Presents Robbie Burns Supper Rhinecliff Hotel Presents Robbie Burns Supper
Rhinecliff Hotel Presents Robbie Burns Supper RHINECLIFF, N.Y. -- The Rhinecliff Hotel will hold its 8th annual Robbie Burns Supper on Friday, Jan. 29. Come celebrate the life and art of legendary poet Robert Burns. The event will include a recitation of Burns’s poetry; a dinner featuring traditional Scottish dishes; storytelling by Jonathan Kruk; songs and performances by master bagpiper Jeremy Freeman, swordsman Neil Roberts, chanteuse Elaine Rachlin; and whisky tastings. Participants are encouraged to bring songs, poems and stories by (and about) the Bard of Ayrshire; later, join in a chorus of "Auld Lang Syne." The cost…
Wilton Family YMCA Presents Free Lecture On Menopause Wilton Family YMCA Presents Free Lecture On Menopause
Wilton Family YMCA Presents Free Lecture On Menopause WILTON, Conn. -- You are invited to join women who are ready to march toward menopause, parade in it or walk away from it in a free lecture and book signing by Dr. Mickey Harpaz at the Wilton Family YMCA on Tuesday.The lecture, titled "Fifty Shades of Menopause," has one purpose: Education for an easier and more bearable menopause journey, through targeting the triggers of menopause and their symptoms, and evaluating any possible treatments/remedies. Women experiencing menopause will leave the lecture knowing how they can decrease hot flashes and severity, stop and reverse menopau…
Assemblywoman Paulin Leading Discussion On Aid In Dying Assemblywoman Paulin Leading Discussion On Aid In Dying
Assemblywoman Paulin Leading Discussion On Aid In Dying SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- New York State Assemblywoman Amy Paulin will host a panel discussion on aid in dying at the Scarsdale Woman’s Club on Thursday, Feb. 4.David Leven, the executive director of End of Life Choices, Dr. Howard Grossman, the chairman of Physicians for Compassionate Care, Rabbi Emily Korzenik, the spiritual leader of the Fellowship for Jewish Learning, and Eric Seiff, a terminally ill patient, will join Paulin on the panel. Paulin authored A.5261-B/S.5814, a bill which allows a terminally ill, mentally competent adult to request life-ending medication should he/she choose to en…
Registration Nears For Cliffside Park Kindergarten Program Registration Nears For Cliffside Park Kindergarten Program
Registration Nears For Cliffside Park Kindergarten Program CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. -- Registration for Cliffside Park's kindergarten program for the 2016-17 school year will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 23 through Thursday, Feb. 25 (Tuesday -Thursday), 9:30 - 11:30 and 1 - 2:30 p.m. at School No. 4 in Cliffside Park. Parents who plan to enroll their children -- new to the district -- into kindergarten are to follow these guidelines and schedule: To enter kindergarten,, a child must be five years old on or before Oct. 1, 2016. If your child is already registered in the district's pre-K program, you are not required to re-register. At the time of regist…
Rockland County Water Resources Task Force Reschedules Meeting Rockland County Water Resources Task Force Reschedules Meeting
Rockland County Water Resources Task Force Reschedules Meeting NEW CITY, N.Y. -- The Rockland County Task Force on Water Resources Management has canceled Monday night's meeting and rescheduled it for Monday, Feb. 1, from 5:30 - 7:20 p.m. in Room 301 at Clarkstown Town Hall, 10 Maple Ave. in New City.During the meeting, engineering students from the Stevens Institute of Technology will deliver their first presentation on the progress of the Green Infrastructure Project that began in the fall. The students are in a section of New jersey that is still digging out from the blizzard, forcing a change of date for their presentation. In the spring semester, …
Connecticut Gas Prices Teetering At The $2 Mark Connecticut Gas Prices Teetering At The $2 Mark
Connecticut Gas Prices Teetering At The $2 Mark FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- As Connecticut’s average gas prices continue their steady decline, those prices were on the cusp of breaking the $2 mark, according to AAA. As of Monday, the Nutmeg State’s average price for a gallon of gas was $2.006. Compared to last week, prices are down a nickel; compared to last month, down 16 cents; and compared to last year, down 28 cents. Connecticut -- which holds steady at 11th for the state with the highest gas prices in the nation -- now is one of only 12 states where prices are above the $2 mark. We are neck and neck with Vermont, where prices are a…
Saddle Brook's Smith School Plans Casino Night Saddle Brook's Smith School Plans Casino Night
Saddle Brook's Smith School Plans Casino Night SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Saddle Brooks' the Helen I. Smith Elementary School will hold its annual Casino Night Fundraiser on Thursday, March 10, at the Royal Manor in Garfield. Come for a fun-filled evening of good food and fellowship for the Roaring '20s-themed event. Casino Night will include a buffet dinner, casino games and special guests Arrow Fasteners. All proceeds from the event will benefit the children of Helen I. Smith School. For donations by check, please make payable to Helen I Smith PTO, 30 Cambridge Ave, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663. Click here to purchase tickets online and make…
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