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John is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in History, Communications, and Political Science. A lifelong Norwalk resident, he covers an array of topics from real estate and education to sports and entertainment. John has previously worked as a freelance reporter and brings experience in digital media advertising. A surfer, fisherman, and boater, John is prone to drop everything if the fish begin to bite or the waves are on. John Haffey was a former content writer at Daily Voice.

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'Fall' In Love With Your Home This Autumn With Seasonal Décor Tips 'Fall' In Love With Your Home This Autumn With Seasonal Décor Tips
'Fall' In Love With Your Home This Autumn With Seasonal Décor Tips The arrival of fall, with its briskness and ever-changing foliage, means it's time to make homes both cozy and festive. Not sure how to bring nature's colors indoors? Wallauer’s Design Center shared their tips on how to decorate any home in seasonal splendor below: Relax in Style For those seeking a simple upgrade, decorative custom pillows are the perfect fall touch. By selecting your own fabrics, colors and designs, every pillow will expertly reflect that fall feeling. Think Hard Adding decorative hardware is a small update, but it helps add eye-catching touches to any room. Brass color…
Your Partner In Saving: Three Ways Your Bank Can Help You Save Money Your Partner In Saving: Three Ways Your Bank Can Help You Save Money
Your Partner In Saving: Three Ways Your Bank Can Help You Save Money Everyone wants to save more of their hard-earned money. Apps, spreadsheets and other budgeting tools are all common ways to track personal expenses and promote savings. However, many people don’t realize that banks can be useful tools in helping them achieve financial stability. Below, Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan shared their advice on how to make your bank a partner in saving. Limit Fees  Fees do happen, but there are several ways to avoid some common occurrences: Avoid ATM fees by using debit cards or withdrawing cash at a branch location ATM. Keep a cushion in your acco…
Good Things Come In Small Packages: Live Local, Bank Local Good Things Come In Small Packages: Live Local, Bank Local
Good Things Come In Small Packages: Live Local, Bank Local When it’s time to purchase a home or start a new business, applying for a loan is an important step. In many cases, borrowers first head to big, corporate banks to secure their funds, but according to experts, that may not be the smartest choice. The reason is simple: relationships have become very important in the banking industry. It’s not that it’s easier to get a loan from a community bank -- all banks have requirements for lending and the rules aren’t more relaxed at a local institution -- but established relationships really do make a difference. Below, Wallkill Valley Federal Savings …
Ex-NYPD Cop 'Goes Big' In Fight Against Parkinson's Ex-NYPD Cop 'Goes Big' In Fight Against Parkinson's
Ex-nypd Cop 'Goes Big' In Fight Against Parkinson's MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- For Phil Grimaldi, giving up just isn't in his DNA. A retired NYPD officer, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease several years ago. After learning of his prognosis, rather than shrinking from the disease and quietly succumbing, Grimaldi answered the challenge the only way he knew how: to fight it head-on. Empowered by the LVST BIG program at Northern Westchester Hospital, Grimaldi is working to mitigate the physical side effects of the neurological disorder. "I came to the program because I was afraid of [my Parkinson's] getting worse, and had to do something a…
Pace Men's Basketball Team Scores At Food Bank Of Westchester Pace Men's Basketball Team Scores At Food Bank Of Westchester
Pace Men's Basketball Team Scores At Food Bank Of Westchester ELMSFORD, N.Y. – The Pace University men's basketball team recently paid a visit to the Food Bank of Westchester in Elmsford, and helped prepare food for those in need. The Setters assisted at the Food Bank of Westchester by sorting, organizing and packaging different types of bread. Then, once prepared, the bags were placed into large boxes, which were sealed and sent out for delivery. In total, the Setters packaged more than 1,800 pounds of bread to help feed people throughout Westchester County. "The Food Bank of Westchester is vital to our region, and we saw the impact that we can …
Valley Unveils New Wayne Medical Practice Valley Unveils New Wayne Medical Practice
Valley Unveils New Wayne Medical Practice WAYNE, N.J. -- From bumps and breaks to lung and heart health, Valley Medical Group's newly-unveiled Wayne medical facility will offer Bergen residents some of the most comprehensive healthcare coverage under one roof. Valley Medical Group recently celebrated the opening of the new urgent care and multispecialty medical practice, which is located at 1578 Route 23 North in Wayne. The 30,000-square-foot facility will feature doctors and services in a variety of medical specialties including primary care, cardiology, electrophysiology, endocrinology, maternal-fetal medicine, obstetrics/gynecolo…
Phelps Hospital Helps Keep Seniors Safe Behind The Wheel Phelps Hospital Helps Keep Seniors Safe Behind The Wheel
Phelps Hospital Helps Keep Seniors Safe Behind The Wheel SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- In today's car-centric world -- especially in a place like Westchester County -- the inability to drive can feel like a loss of independence. This is especially true with seniors, who, as they age, can find themselves unable to safely operate a vehicle.  While the normal aging process can slow reaction times and on-road awareness, studies have shown that drivers with neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's and dementia pose the greatest risk to themselves and others behind the wheel. The warning signs of a potential problem often vary, and may be slow to manifest. H…
Where Does My Water Come From? SUEZ Offers Tours Of Treatment Facilities Where Does My Water Come From? SUEZ Offers Tours Of Treatment Facilities
Where Does My Water Come From? Suez Offers Tours Of Treatment Facilities ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Ever wonder how water gets from the ground to your tap?  SUEZ will answer this and other water-related questions at its first-ever Tour Day on Saturday, Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The behind-the-scenes day will give customers an opportunity to learn more about the process of water treatment and distribution in Rockland County. Guests will have the chance to tour SUEZ treatment facilities and walk to the top of the Lake DeForest dam, which supplies water to SUEZ customers across the region. For younger guests, there will also be various family and educational orie…
Save In Style With An Upgraded, Efficient Bathroom Save In Style With An Upgraded, Efficient Bathroom
Save In Style With An Upgraded, Efficient Bathroom ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The industry’s newest water-efficient toilets are flushing away myths often associated with eco-friendly fixtures. When they first arrived on the market over 20 years ago due to federal regulation, “low flush” toilets came with their share of problems. Units often lacked flushing power and were deemed as unable to get the job done. However, as technology evolved, high-efficiency toilets have become more common, due in part to their affordability and effective flushing. In fact, advances in design and engineering have created a new breed of toilets available in all st…
Heroes Welcome: NWH Surgeons Create Connections With Cancer Patients Heroes Welcome: NWH Surgeons Create Connections With Cancer Patients
Heroes Welcome: NWH Surgeons Create Connections With Cancer Patients MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- For those battling breast cancer, choosing the right doctor can make all the difference. In the case of Phyllis Toohey, a cancer patient at Northern Westchester Hospital, the care provided by Dr. Julie Vasile and the bond formed as a result were just as important as the medical treatment she received. After being diagnosed with breast cancer, Toohey traveled to Northern Westchester Hospital seeking the expertise and experience found at the hospital's Breast Institute. After meeting with Vasile, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, Toohey decided to under…
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