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Kids Report To Paramus Police Department For Duty Kids Report To Paramus Police Department For Duty Kids Report To Paramus Police Department For Duty
Kids Report To Paramus Police Department For Duty PARAMUS, N.J. — Exactly 20 children spent a day in the life of a Paramus patrol officer on Thursday for the police department's first ever Take Your Kid To Work Day. "We explained that we do these jobs because we're lucky but we all still went to school," Deputy Chief Rob Guidetti told Daily Voice. "We told them that if this is something they want to do, they have to stay on the straight and narrow." Children reported at 8:50 a.m. sharp for lineup and a meet-and-greet. Everyone stood in a line and said the Pledge of Allegiance, and then were issued radios and patrol ca…
Northvale Native's 'Big, Dumb Kidneys' Are No Laughing Matter Northvale Native's 'Big, Dumb Kidneys' Are No Laughing Matter Northvale Native's 'Big, Dumb Kidneys' Are No Laughing Matter
Northvale Native's 'Big, Dumb Kidneys' Are No Laughing Matter NORTHVALE, N.J. — A car accident 13 years ago is initially what saved Northvale native Gene Okun. At the time, Okun of California had no idea that he had polycystic kidney disease. But a doctor noticed cysts on the X-rays following the crash. While Okun is taking a humorous marketing approach to his search for a living donor in his "Big, Dumb Kidneys" campaign that his sister launched, there's really nothing funny about it. "I'm trying to make light of it even though it's a serious thing," said 52-year-old Okun, whose father also had PKD. "I'm trying to find a way…
Fair Lawn Subway Reopens Under New Management Fair Lawn Subway Reopens Under New Management Fair Lawn Subway Reopens Under New Management
Fair Lawn Subway Reopens Under New Management FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Great news if you're into eating fresh: Subway has reopened in Fair Lawn. The Broadway location closed on March 2 but has reopened under new management.
Blind Hackensack Pianist Prodigy Performs On Ellen DeGeneres Show Blind Hackensack Pianist Prodigy Performs On Ellen DeGeneres Show Blind Hackensack Pianist Prodigy Performs On Ellen DeGeneres Show
Blind Hackensack Pianist Prodigy Performs On Ellen DeGeneres Show HACKENSACK, N.J. — Matthew Whittacker of Hackensack recently appeared on "The Ellen Show." The 16-year-old blind pianist was born prematurely and opened for Stevie Wonder at The Appollo Theater when he was 10. Whittacker also plays drums, keyboard and organ. CLICK HERE TO WATCH.
99 Problems, Jay Z's Hair Ain't One For Englewood Barber 99 Problems, Jay Z's Hair Ain't One For Englewood Barber 99 Problems, Jay Z's Hair Ain't One For Englewood Barber
99 Problems, Jay Z's Hair Ain't One For Englewood Barber ENGLEWOOD, N.J. — Jay Z may have 99 problems but thanks to Englewood barber Johnny Castellanos, his hair ain't one. The Shop's Castellanos, more commonly known as Johnny Cake, has for the past two decades been cutting Jay Z's hair, who is balding at the high corners of his face, NorthJersey.com reports. It's up to Castellanos to make sure the rapper's hair is "on fleek," no matter where in the world he is, according to the article. Pharrell Williams, Tracey Morgan and the late Charlie Murphy have also been loyal clients. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL NORTHJERSEY.COM STORY.
Tenafly Diner's Patio Extension Now Open Tenafly Diner's Patio Extension Now Open Tenafly Diner's Patio Extension Now Open
Tenafly Diner's Patio Extension Now Open TEANFLY, N.J. — The Tenafly Diner has officially opened its new patio extension. The recent addition is brand new and isn't just for warm weather. It's an enclosed area with big, open windows and a street view. The diner is located at 16 W Railroad Ave., Tenafly.
Fair Lawn Indoor Percussion Captures First Ever World Title Fair Lawn Indoor Percussion Captures First Ever World Title Fair Lawn Indoor Percussion Captures First Ever World Title
Fair Lawn Indoor Percussion Captures First Ever World Title FAIR LAWN, N.J. — The Fair Lawn Indoor Percussion Ensemble earned the title of 2017 WGI World Champions, sealing the school’s place among Indoor Percussion programs nationwide at its first appearance in the finals. After competing among 64 groups for the title, Fair Lawn has been recognized as best in the nation in their class, Percussion Scholastic A (PSA).  This year’s show, “Below Zero,” featured the students combining music performance, marching, and theater to tell the story of a blizzard. Groups are judged on musicality, precision, and general effect. Fair Lawn earned a finals score o…
Beloved Elmwood Park Football Coach Dies Beloved Elmwood Park Football Coach Dies Beloved Elmwood Park Football Coach Dies
Beloved Elmwood Park Football Coach Dies ELMWOOD PARK, N.J. — Joseph Russo of Elmwood Park died after a long battle with cancer on Wednesday. Russo is survived by his wife, Jill Connell-Russo, his three sons and one grandchild.  He was a beloved senior, head football coach for the Elmwood Park Bombers. "For many, many years he was dedicated and active in EP youth football," The Bombers said.  " For those who knew Joe, they knew that football was his passion. It was always football talk when speaking with him.  "He took so much pride in teaching the kids how to play football. Today, we lost a great coach do…
Cresskill Mom: Running Series Helped My Son With Selective Mutism Cresskill Mom: Running Series Helped My Son With Selective Mutism Cresskill Mom: Running Series Helped My Son With Selective Mutism
Cresskill Mom: Running Series Helped My Son With Selective Mutism CRESSKILL, N.J. — Madelin LoBue of Cresskill noticed two years ago that the younger of her two sons, Charlie, was shutting down in some social situations. The 5-year-old was recently diagnosed with selective mutism, and is being treated at a specialized center in the city and in the classroom. But LoBue knew Charlie needed something else. Something fun. Something less rigid than therapy sessions. Healthy Kids Running Sessions, it was. "It's something that allows him to connect with peers outside of his classroom," said LoBue, who has worked in special education for 16 years. Ha…
Franklin Lakes Vet Cares For Lamb That Would've Gone To Slaughter Franklin Lakes Vet Cares For Lamb That Would've Gone To Slaughter Franklin Lakes Vet Cares For Lamb That Would've Gone To Slaughter
Franklin Lakes Vet Cares For Lamb That Would've Gone To Slaughter FRANKLIN LAKES, N.J. — A baby lamb that would've gone to slaughter is being cared for at the Franklin Lakes Animal Hospital. He came from a farm where he was rejected by his mom, and a good Samaritan surrendered him to Animal Friends of Franklin Lakes. If it weren't for this person, the baby lamb would've gone to slaughter, hospital officials said. He is going to Antler Ridge Wildlife Sanctuary on Wednesday, where he will live on a small farm.
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