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Opera Singers Needed: Verismo Holds Annual Competition Opera Singers Needed: Verismo Holds Annual Competition Opera Singers Needed: Verismo Holds Annual Competition
Opera Singers Needed: Verismo Holds Annual Competition FORT LEE, N.J. — Fort Lee's Verismo Opera's Artistic Director Lucine Amara invites vocalists of all ages worldwide to apply now to its 28th Annual International Vocal Competition by Oct. 31. Finalists will be given feedback, extensive free coaching on language, style and presentation, and the opportunity to perform in Verismo Opera's fully staged upcoming productions.  Winners will receive cash awards totaling $3,500 ($2,000 first prize, $1,000 second prize and $500 third prize). The company is offering a free master class to vocalists accepted to audition in the preliminary round. Amara,…
Renowned New Jersey Comic Kevin Israel Comes To Clifton Renowned New Jersey Comic Kevin Israel Comes To Clifton Renowned New Jersey Comic Kevin Israel Comes To Clifton
Renowned New Jersey Comic Kevin Israel Comes To Clifton CLIFTON, N.J. — A New Jersey lawyer-turned-comic will perform at the Clifton Elks Lodge's second annual comedy night on Oct. 22. Kevin Israel — along with Brett Druck, Monty Mason and Dave Saitzyk — will take the stage at 8:30 p.m. Daily Voice caught up with Israel — who performs monthly at Gotham Comedy Club in NYC — for the scoop on how he got to be so funny. DV: So, how did you get into comedy? Israel: My first time was for a talent competition in my fraternity in college. That was in 1998. I said I'd do it because it seemed easy but I was incredibly wrong and it was a disaster. I didn…
'Do Pork Right,' New North Arlington Cuban Restaurant Owner Says 'Do Pork Right,' New North Arlington Cuban Restaurant Owner Says 'Do Pork Right,' New North Arlington Cuban Restaurant Owner Says
'Do Pork Right,' New North Arlington Cuban Restaurant Owner Says NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. — Joe Delle Fave of North Arlington is holding a grand opening for his Ridge Road Cuban restaurant Monday evening. Antiguo's 5:30 p.m. celebration will feature live music and cigars, provided by Jimenez Tobacco in Newark.  Delle Fave recently sold his first Cuban restaurant in Cranford to his partner, a Cuban woman who he said taught him all he needs to know about the authentic styles. "You've got to be able to do the pork right," said Delle Fave, who also owned a sandwich shop 25 years ago, and makes everything by hand. "I changed some of the recipes …
Q&A: Musical Closter Duo Talks Love, Entertainment Q&A: Musical Closter Duo Talks Love, Entertainment Q&A: Musical Closter Duo Talks Love, Entertainment
Q&A: Musical Closter Duo Talks Love, Entertainment CLOSTER, N.J. — Longtime Closter couple Francine Evans and Joel Zelnik seem to have found perfect harmony. The husband and wife — and musical duo — will perform "A Love Affair With The Movies" at the Bogota Public Library on Thursday at noon. The show features many magical and dynamic songs from Hollywood's most memorable productions such as "The Wizard of Oz," "Fame" and more. Daily Voice sat down with Evans, a musician and producer, and Zelnik, a "contemporary of Bill Evans," to learn more about their life in the entertainment industry and at home.…
Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month: Paramus Survivor 'Here To Help' Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month: Paramus Survivor 'Here To Help' Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month: Paramus Survivor 'Here To Help'
Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month: Paramus Survivor 'Here To Help' PARAMUS, N.J. — Almost 30 months after suffering a brain aneurysm at Maywood’s HackensackUMC Fitness and Wellness Center, Patty Petrula of Paramus is going back. This time, to raise awareness. The survivor has organized a series of fundraisers throughout September — Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month — including one this Sunday at a dance studio in Dumont and another at the wellness center on Friday, Sept. 30 (SEE PHOTOS ABOVE). “The main thing is that I want people to keep moving,” said Petrula, 45, who was training for a triathlon at the time of her accident. “My recovery was so good because …
200 Club Awards Dinner In Garfield Honors Bergen Police, Firefighters 200 Club Awards Dinner In Garfield Honors Bergen Police, Firefighters 200 Club Awards Dinner In Garfield Honors Bergen Police, Firefighters
200 Club Awards Dinner In Garfield Honors Bergen Police, Firefighters GARFIELD, N.J. — Members of law enforcement and first responders from across New Jersey and Bergen County will be honored at the 200 Club of Bergen County’s annual awards dinner at The Venetian in Garfield. The Oct. 5 dinner will honor members of the: New Jersey State Police Hackensack Police Department Haworth Police Department Palisades Interstate Police Department Mahwah Police Department Englewood Fire Department Paramus/Clifton Fire Department The Club, founded by J. Fletcher Creamer, Sr. and retired NJSP Col. Clinton Pagano, will distribute valor, meritorious or distinguished service…
Police, Hospital Partner For Woodcliff Lake 'CarFit' Program Police, Hospital Partner For Woodcliff Lake 'CarFit' Program Police, Hospital Partner For Woodcliff Lake 'CarFit' Program
Police, Hospital Partner For Woodcliff Lake 'CarFit' Program WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. — Seniors in Woodcliff Lake are better suited for their vehicles, thanks to a partnership between area police departments and other organizations. The Teaneck and Woodcliff Lake police departments — along with Hackensack University Medical Center’s Trauma/Surgical Critical Care and Injury Prevention Section, Health Awareness Regional Program (HARP) and AAA — hosted Woodcliff Lake's first CarFit program for seniors earlier this month. “We were able to better ‘fit’ our senior drivers for maximum comfort and safety in their vehicles," HUMC Injury Prevention Coordinato…
Teaneck's 'Sainte Raymonde' Celebrates 100th Birthday Teaneck's 'Sainte Raymonde' Celebrates 100th Birthday Teaneck's 'Sainte Raymonde' Celebrates 100th Birthday
Teaneck's 'Sainte Raymonde' Celebrates 100th Birthday TEANECK, N.J. — A good attitude seems to be the key to a long life for one longtime Teaneck resident celebrating her 100th birthday. Raymonde Dauphin, who was born Sept. 18, 1916, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, isn’t one to hold grudges, niece Tamarha Ellerbel told Daily Voice. “Forgive, forget and move on,” said Ellerbel of Teaneck. “She’s been teaching me that.” Dauphin, who immigrated from Haiti almost 30 years ago, never had any children of her own but took care of everyone else’s, Ellerbel said.  Her dream is to be known as “Sainte Raymonde.” The once-avid swimmer specialized in embroide…
Play Ball! Hackensack Mayor Throws First Pitch At Company's Game Play Ball! Hackensack Mayor Throws First Pitch At Company's Game Play Ball! Hackensack Mayor Throws First Pitch At Company's Game
Play Ball! Hackensack Mayor Throws First Pitch At Company's Game HACKENSACK, N.J. — Almost 30 employees from NAI James E. Hanson laced up their cleats for the company's first annual softball game in Hackensack's Foschini Park. Mayor John Labrosse threw out the first pitch at Thursday's afternoon game, with company President Bill Hanson leading the Black Hats and Vice President Ron Fotiu leading the Red Hats. NAI Hanson has been an active member of the Hackensack Community since the 1960s.   NAI Hanson built the 235 Moore St. building, which used to be Gilly’s parking lot.  The company supports a number of local charities including: The Center for Fo…
Understanding Chromium-6: Fair Lawn Couple Has Solutions Understanding Chromium-6: Fair Lawn Couple Has Solutions Understanding Chromium-6: Fair Lawn Couple Has Solutions
Understanding Chromium-6: Fair Lawn Couple Has Solutions FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Fear and uncertainty swept across New Jersey when a recent report revealed the presence of cancer-causing carcinogen Chromium-6 in water systems. Adi Oren and her husband, Michael, of Fair Lawn, though, feared not — thanks to Israeli water solution company Aquatal, and its filtration unit they have in their home. The unit has protected the Orens from lead, 1.4-dioxane and now the chromium-6 — the same cancer-causing carcinogen in Erin Brockovich case against case against the Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) of California in 1993 "As a resident and a mother…
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