Cecilia Levine

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Lyndhurst, NJ
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DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer
DV Year In Review: Wallington Woman Aids Cousin Battling Cancer Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2015, leading up to the most popular Thursday. Here is one of the stories that left a big impression on us. WALLINGTON, N.J. — More than $5,600 had been raised as of Wednesday morning on a GoFundMe page a Wallington woman established in August to help her cousin battle stage II breast cancer. Veronica Rosario-Jackson created the account after Bernadette Vargas, of Fair Lawn, had lost her job after the diagnosis. Because of Jackson's account, Vargas has been the recipient of several community efforts including an annual Christ…

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Cliffside Park-Edgewater, NJ
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Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans
Cliffside Park Students Pen Novel Honoring Veterans CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. — Three Cliffside Park sixth-graders wrote and published a book honoring veterans. Angela Kohout, Madeline Murillo and Elizabeth Sagi wrote "Daddy's Heart, My Heart, The Purple Heart."  The book explores the impact of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder on veterans and their families. Proceeds will be donated to Cliffside Park School No. 3. CLICK HERE for more.

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Cresskill-Closter, NJ
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Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza
Three New Tenants Open In Closter Plaza CLOSTER, N.J. — Three tenants have signed on to move into the 208,337-square-foot mall currently underway on Vervalen Street in Closter, NorthJersey.com reported. Home Goods, Village Whisky, and Distrito will be among the 40 businesses moving into developer Eden's mall next year, Mayor John Glidden told NorthJersey.com. "A Whole Foods, which will anchor the mall, should be completed by next year," the article says.  "Other establishments, including a movie theater, a pizzeria and a jewelry store, will remain open during construction." CLICK HERE for more.

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Paterson, NJ
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Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers
Daily Voice Year In Review: Wayne Woman Recovers Daily Voice this week is running down some of the top stories of 2015, leading up to the most popular on Thursday. Here is the first of a few of the stories that made us smile, made us cry or in some way left an impression on us.  WAYNE, N.J. — Almost six months after having her index finger removed, Wayne resident Karen Kwiecinski is coming to terms with the word “amputation.” The New Milford native went to the hospital in November 2014 for inexplicable and debilitating pains all over her body. She went back almost 90 times between then and September 2015 for pericarditis, necroses in he…

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Ridgewood, NJ
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Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location
Ridgewood Salon Cuts Ribbon On New Location RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Ridgewood stylist owner David Brodsky ringing in the new year with plans to expand his North Maple Avenue salon, Artists and Architects, to Summit. The new location will be headed by an A2 stylist but will encompass Brodsky's idea of what his salons should have. “The name is a play on words,” said Brodsky of his salon's name. “It’s what I believe a good cut entails. The beginning is where we shape it and at the end it gets personalized.” A2's walls are embellished with contemporary artwork, much of it made by his mother. It includes feathery dream catchers, original pai…

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Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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Fair Lawn Community Makes Signs Rallying For Handyman, Longtime Resident Fair Lawn Community Makes Signs Rallying For Handyman, Longtime Resident Fair Lawn Community Makes Signs Rallying For Handyman, Longtime Resident
Fair Lawn Community Makes Signs Rallying For Handyman, Longtime Resident FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Longtime Fair Lawn resident Mike Allen has been waiting outside of The Labyrinth on Rosalie Avenue to greet his daughter in law, Trisha Allen, and his grandchildren — who attend Warren Point Elementary School, across the street — almost every day for a year on Thursday. When he was admitted to the hospital last month for pain in his hip that escalated to a blood infection and stroke, signs on the Labyrinth’s lawn encouraging the community to “Pray For Mike” took his place. “It was very touching when I saw [the signs] to see how many people actually care,” said Trisha Allen…

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by Cecilia Levine
Ridgewood, NJ
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Bergen County Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars Bergen County Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars Bergen County Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars
Bergen County Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars PARAMUS, N.J. — Forty-eight employees of the Garden State Plaza had their cars towed by Westfield Corp. last week from a lot that some had been parking in for years, ABC7 reported. The mall manager said the lot was for customers only, but there were no signs to prove that, ABC7 said. "New Jersey's Predatory Towing Act makes it against the law to tow off private property unless signs are posted," the article says.  "Westfield had NO signs warning employees they could be towed, and the new signs it put up... are too small —3 feet by 3 feet is the law. These are only 12' by 18.…

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Tappan-Blauvelt, NY
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Paramus Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars Paramus Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars Paramus Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars
Paramus Mall Tows Dozens Of Employee Cars PARAMUS, N.J. — Forty-eight employees of the Garden State Plaza had their cars towed by Westfield Corp. last week from a lot that some had been parking in for years, ABC7 reported. The mall manager said the lot was for customers only, but there were no signs to prove that, ABC7 said. "New Jersey's Predatory Towing Act makes it against the law to tow off private property unless signs are posted," the article says.  "Westfield had NO signs warning employees they could be towed, and the new signs it put up... are too small —3 feet by 3 feet is the law. These are only 12' by 18.…

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by Cecilia Levine
Teaneck, NJ
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Teaneck Firefighters, Santa Bring Holiday Cheer To Holy Name Medical Center Teaneck Firefighters, Santa Bring Holiday Cheer To Holy Name Medical Center Teaneck Firefighters, Santa Bring Holiday Cheer To Holy Name Medical Center
Teaneck Firefighters, Santa Bring Holiday Cheer To Holy Name Medical Center TEANECK, N.J. — Children at Holy Name Medical Center got a special visit from Teaneck Fire Department Firefighter Union members and Santa Claus himself. The firefighters — of FMBA 42 and 242 — delivered toys to the pediatric patients and other children in town who may not have had a visit from Santa last Thursday. "Santa and our members were met with overwhelming appreciation from the parents and excitement and joy from the boys and girls," FMBA Local 42 State Delegate Brian Taylor told Daily Voice. CLICK HERE for more.

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Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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Fair Lawn Brings Single Mom With Cancer Magical Christmas Surprise Fair Lawn Brings Single Mom With Cancer Magical Christmas Surprise Fair Lawn Brings Single Mom With Cancer Magical Christmas Surprise
Fair Lawn Brings Single Mom With Cancer Magical Christmas Surprise FAIR LAWN, N.J. -- Bernadette Vargas opened her front door Tuesday night to a Christmastime escape from her battle with breast cancer. The speechless single mom — who was in the middle of baking cupcakes — sobbed with joy as emergency vehicles with sirens wailing and lights flashing pulled up and dozens of well-wishers rushed to her door. Carolers sang "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" as the visitors came in, one by one, led by Detective David "Santa" Boone. There were police officers, borough employees and high school students, many of whom have participated in the ann…

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