Sandra Diamond Fox

Community Reporter

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Sandra Diamond Fox has been a journalist since 2005, working for The News-Times and The Redding Pilot prior to coming to the Daily Voice. She has a bachelor's degree in English from Stony Brook University and a Master's degree in publishing from Pace University. She married with four teenage children and is a competitive runner and avid exerciser.

Sandra was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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Mount Pleasant Library In Pleasantville Stages Comedy 'Becky Shaw' Mount Pleasant Library In Pleasantville Stages Comedy 'Becky Shaw' Mount Pleasant Library In Pleasantville Stages Comedy 'Becky Shaw'
Mount Pleasant Library In Pleasantville Stages Comedy 'Becky Shaw' PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- M&M Productions will present a live performance of "Becky Shaw" at Mount Pleasant Library in Pleasantville at 2 p.m. Saturday.Admission is free.  The play by, Gina Gionfriddo, is a comedy of bad manners in which a newlywed couple fix up two romantically challenged friends.  When an evening calculated to bring happiness takes a dark turn, crisis and comedy ensue in this play. John Laureiro directs Holland Renton, Sean M. Grady, Kelly Kirby, Ray Frye and Zoey Rutherford as Becky in a Red Monkey Theater Group production.  For more information on this or o…
Briarcliff Talk Explains Programs For Those With Cerebral Palsy Briarcliff Talk Explains Programs For Those With Cerebral Palsy Briarcliff Talk Explains Programs For Those With Cerebral Palsy
Briarcliff Talk Explains Programs For Those With Cerebral Palsy BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. -- Learn how Tsad Kadima ("a step forward" in Hebrew) is changing the lives of those with cerebral palsy in innovative programs all over Israel on Sunday at 7 p.m. in Briarcliff Manor.The program will be at the home of Susan and Malcolm Netburn on 64 Farm Road. Light refreshments will be served. The prograj is cosponsored by the Pleasantville Community Synagogue Tikkun Olam Committee and the Congregation Sons of Israel Social Action Committee. For more information and directions, contact Barbara Doctor at 914-747-3017 or [email protected]; or Ed Sperlin…
Kent Public Library Offers Introduction To Writing Memories Class Kent Public Library Offers Introduction To Writing Memories Class Kent Public Library Offers Introduction To Writing Memories Class
Kent Public Library Offers Introduction To Writing Memories Class KENT, N.Y. -- The Kent Public Library will give a class on Introduction to Writing Memories on Wednesday, April 6, from 1-4 p.m. This writing class will act as a catalyst to help attendees reminisce and create a special personal gift to leave a legacy for future generations. No technical skills are necessary to benefit from this free workshop.  Mary Andriola, who is teaching the class, has been meeting regularly in the Kent Library with another small group of people who have been writing and sharing their memories since 2006.  The workshop covers questions that help participants get start…
Harlem Wizards Play At John Jay Sports Boosters' Fundraiser Harlem Wizards Play At John Jay Sports Boosters' Fundraiser Harlem Wizards Play At John Jay Sports Boosters' Fundraiser
Harlem Wizards Play At John Jay Sports Boosters' Fundraiser LEWISBORO, N.Y. -- The Harlem Wizards played at John Jay High School in Lewisboro during the annual John Jay Boosters Club fundraiser earlier this month.“Everything worked out perfectly,” said event chair Theresa McAvey. “The kids were happy and everybody enjoyed the show.” During the game, the Wizards took on Katonah-Lewisboro School District administrators and faculty, including Superintendent of Schools Andrew Selesnick. “It was nice to see (Selesnick) come and play along with the principals and teachers,” said McAvey. “The proceeds from the game benefit the John Jay Boosters Club, which…
Stamford Schools Earn Overall Grade Of 76.9 From State Stamford Schools Earn Overall Grade Of 76.9 From State Stamford Schools Earn Overall Grade Of 76.9 From State
Stamford Schools Earn Overall Grade Of 76.9 From State STAMFORD, Conn. — The schools in Stamford got an overall mark of 76.9 when the state Department of Education released its grades for public schools across the state for the first time in four years. “Our new accountability system will tell a deeper, truer story of how well a school is preparing its students for success,” Commissioner of Education Dianna Wentzell said. The schools and districts were graded on a traditional scale of 0 to 100.  A number of schools in Stamford were also classified as "Focus" schools, which means the high-need students in those schools are among the wo…
Learn About Indian Festival 'Holi,' Celebrate Spring At Clifton Library Learn About Indian Festival 'Holi,' Celebrate Spring At Clifton Library Learn About Indian Festival 'Holi,' Celebrate Spring At Clifton Library
Learn About Indian Festival 'Holi,' Celebrate Spring At Clifton Library CLIFTON, N.J. -- The Clifton Public Library is having a "Holi" celebration from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, March 29.Take part in a flurry of colors to celebrate spring with music, crafts and fun. Learn about the Indian festival "Holi" with the dance group "Kacchi Godhi." This is a program for children all ages and their families. To register for this event, click here. For more information, call (973) 772-5500. The Clifton Public Library is at 292 Piaget Ave.
Brookfield Police Dive Team Completes Annual Agility Test Brookfield Police Dive Team Completes Annual Agility Test Brookfield Police Dive Team Completes Annual Agility Test
Brookfield Police Dive Team Completes Annual Agility Test BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- Members of the Brookfield Police Dive Team completed their annual agility test, and conducted pool-based training exercises.Western Connecticut State University allowed the team access to its facility, enabling divers to hone their skills to ensure they will be ready to perform when needed.  The drills were held on March 21. 
Norwalk Police Officer Graduates From Connecticut Police Academy Norwalk Police Officer Graduates From Connecticut Police Academy Norwalk Police Officer Graduates From Connecticut Police Academy
Norwalk Police Officer Graduates From Connecticut Police Academy NORWALK, Conn. -- Norwalk Police Officer Keith Torreso has graduated from the 351st session of the Connecticut Police Academy. Torreso will join the force in Norwalk. 
Norwalk's Brien McMahon High Offers College Info At Fair Norwalk's Brien McMahon High Offers College Info At Fair Norwalk's Brien McMahon High Offers College Info At Fair
Norwalk's Brien McMahon High Offers College Info At Fair NORWALK, Conn. -- The Brien McMahon School Counseling Department is hosting its 30th Norwalk Public Schools' College Fair on Tuesday, March 29, from 6-8 p.m. in the school Cafeteria.Currently, there are over 150 colleges and universities coming to share information and admissions criteria with students and families.  All surrounding high schools are invited to participate in this free event.  Every year, the list of college representatives grow. For a list of schools that are participating in this event, click here. Brian McMahon High School is at 300 Highland Ave, Norwalk.
Photographer Giving Exhibition In Larchmont On Degradation Of Borscht Belt Photographer Giving Exhibition In Larchmont On Degradation Of Borscht Belt Photographer Giving Exhibition In Larchmont On Degradation Of Borscht Belt
Photographer Giving Exhibition In Larchmont On Degradation Of Borscht Belt LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- Photographer Marisa Scheinfeld has been documenting the dramatic degradation of some of the most famous Borscht Belt hotels and colonies, and will be speaking about her work at Kenise Barnes Fine Art in Larchmont on Thursday, March 31 at 4 p.m.Selections from her work are on exhibition, called "The Borscht Belt: Revisiting the Remains of America's Jewish Vacationland," at the gallery through April 2.  For more information on Marisa Scheinfeld, click here. RSVP to : [email protected].  Kenise Barnes Fine Art is at 1947 Palmer Ave. in Larchmont.
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