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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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Danbury, CT

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Don't Get Blinded By Window Treatment Options When redecorating a room, new blinds and shutters offer a quick and affordable way to transform a space and create a one-of-a-kind feel. From light filtering blinds to blackout shades, each window treatment offers a variety of aesthetic and practical benefits. "Because every room has its own purpose and scale, the selection process is important," said Kimberly Scappaticci, the design director at Wallauer’s Design Center. "Some windows scream shutters, others need fabric, while others need the softness and warmth of Roman shades." One of the leading names in window fashio…

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Armonk, NY

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Every Day Is Summer Vacation At Stunning Area Homes There's no denying the fun in summer road trips. However, between the traffic, cost and other headaches associated with summer travel, sometimes staying local is an attractive alternative. And although "staycations" have their upside no matter where you live, at several William Raveis listings, home really is the best place to be. For homeowners seeking old-world charm in a peaceful setting, 9 Terrace Circle in Armonk offers can't-miss value. The massive 12,000 sq. ft. stone residence was built with entertaining in mind; from the house's top-of-the-line Rutt kitchen to its sprawlin…

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Bergenfield, NJ

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Mindfulness Techniques Offer Ancient Solution To Today's Stressors RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- When confronted with stress, anxiety or other mental distresses, people are turning in increasing numbers to the ancient practice of mindfulness, and applying centuries old techniques to modern, everyday life. "The practice of mindfulness dates back thousands of years and has roots in both yoga and meditation," said Dr. Jodie Katz, director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at The Valley Hospital. "The overarching goals of mindfulness are for the individual to learn to be present in the moment and to be able to quiet his or her mind. This can make a sig…

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Brookfield, CT

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Pace People This Week: Upward Mobility And Commencement Address PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Here is a roundup of newsmakers and their news in brief from Pace University: Haub Law Professor Bennett Gershman is featured in the newly-released film, "The Syndrome." The documentary follows a group of doctors, scientists and legal scholars who have uncovered that “Shaken Baby Syndrome,” a child abuse theory used in hundreds of legal prosecutions each year, is not scientifically valid. More information on the movie can be found here. Incoming Pace President Marvin Krislov was interviewed on public radio in Ohio and discussed Pace's upward mobility ranking…

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Brookfield, CT

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Pace Alums Shine In Broadway's Best NEW YORK -- With the curtain lowered on the 2016-2017 Broadway season, three Pace University Actors Studio Drama School alums have garnered national recognition for their roles in some of the season's most critically acclaimed productions. Rachel Stevens, an MFA directing alum, assistant directed "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," the Broadway musical which garnered the most Tony Award nominations of any play this season. Stevens assisted director Rachel Chavkin during the production of the hit musical, which is an adaptation of Tolstoy’s novel, "War and Peace.&…

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Brookfield, CT

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Pace-Sponsored Elephant Ban Heads To Governor's Desk For Approval PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- A bill that bans the use of elephants in circuses and other forms of entertainment is headed to Governor Andrew Cuomo's office for his signature, following passage in both houses of the New York State legislature. The Elephant Protection Act originated and was lobbied for by students of the Pace University Environmental Policy Clinic in conjunction with State Senator Terrence Murphy (R-40) and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin (D-88). The bill cites the “physical and psychological harm due to the living conditions and treatment to which [elephants] are subjected.” St…

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Darien, CT

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Wide Awake During Surgery? It's Better Than It Sounds Says ONS Hand Doctor GREENWICH, Conn. -- When undergoing surgery of the hand or wrist, patients have traditionally been sedated to eliminate pain and discomfort associated with the procedure. That's changing, however, as the advent of wide-awake surgery has become one of the most significant advances in treating hand and wrist injuries. According to Dr. Matthew Cantlon, a hand, wrist and elbow specialist at ONS-Orthopaedic & Neurosurgery Specialists in Greenwich, wide-awake surgery allows patients to be completely awake during surgery by using only local anesthesia and eliminating the need for sedation or ge…

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Greenburgh, NY

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Greenburgh's Smallest Thespian Takes Broadway Stage HARTSDALE, N.Y. -- In most ways, Samuel Li Weintraub is your typical five-year-old. Like many kids his age, he attends pre-school at the Early Childhood Program in Greenburgh, plays with Legos and enjoys hanging out with friends at his home in Hartsdale. However, unlike most pre-schoolers, Samuel has a night job that's garnering him national recognition. Four nights a week after his afternoon nap, Samuel heads into Manhattan with his father, Robert, or his mother, Lin, and takes the stage on Broadway to perform as Tam, the son of the tragic heroine in the play “Miss Saigon.” A love story se…

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Beekman-Poughquag, NY

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Know The Warning Signs Of A Potential Bee Sting Allergy VALHALLA, N.Y. -- If you're like most parents, you may be worried about your child developing an allergy to bee stings, especially during the summer months. However, there's little cause for fear according to the experts at Westchester Medical Center, as dangerous reactions to bee stings are present in only a small percentage of the population. “Anaphylaxis to bee stings is much less common than people think — between .15 percent and .8 percent of children in the U.S are affected," said Dr. Subhadra Siegel, pediatric allergist and immunologist at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, a memb…

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Beekman-Poughquag, NY

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Tell Ticks To 'Bug Off' This Summer With Lyme Prevention Tips VALHALLA, N.Y. -- When spending time outdoors this summer, it seems almost unavoidable that ticks will attach themselves to pants, socks and clothes. However, sometimes these pests find skin, and when they do, an array of medical problems can soon follow. Most common of tick-borne illnesses is Lyme disease. Carried by deer ticks, Lyme can cause flu-like symptoms such as fatigue, muscle aching and nausea in those bitten by a contaminated tick. In more extreme cases, facial drooping and neurological disorders may also develop. If left untreated or misdiagnosed, Lyme disease can cause symptoms …

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