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Ridgewood, NJ
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New Jersey Appoints Fact Finder To Settle Ridgewood Education Labor Dispute New Jersey Appoints Fact Finder To Settle Ridgewood Education Labor Dispute New Jersey Appoints Fact Finder To Settle Ridgewood Education Labor Dispute
New Jersey Appoints Fact Finder To Settle Ridgewood Education Labor Dispute RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — A New Jersey-appointed fact finder will attempt to settle a 10-month contract dispute between the Ridgewood Board of Education and the Ridgewood Education Association in February, northjersey.com reports. Meanwhile, the two parties will try to work it out on their own despite the several points of contention. A fight over how much REA members must contribute to their health insurance premiums remains one of them, the northjersey.com story says.  A spokeswoman told northjersey.com that members pay an average of 26 percent of the cost of their health insurance premiums, whi…

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by Cecilia Levine
Teaneck, NJ
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Teaneck Customers Tantalized By Secret Colombian Recipes Teaneck Customers Tantalized By Secret Colombian Recipes Teaneck Customers Tantalized By Secret Colombian Recipes
Teaneck Customers Tantalized By Secret Colombian Recipes TEANECK, N.J. — The most common question that Ayda Tellez Arciniegas gets when she and her Hackensack family members are feeding guests in their Colombian Teaneck restaurant is also the only one she refuses to answer: "how do you make the sauce?" The spicy, oniony, green sauce — that is — comes on the side of every empanada order at Cedar Lane's Sal y Pimienta and is a secret family recipe that Arciniegas brought to the United States when she immigrated with her husband and children from Colombia in 1999. She put her homemade delicacies to the test last winter when she fulfilled h…

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Ridgewood, NJ
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Ridgewood Football Heads Into Finals Ridgewood Football Heads Into Finals Ridgewood Football Heads Into Finals
Ridgewood Football Heads Into Finals RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — Ridgewood High School will advance into the next round of the North 1, Group 5 football playoffs after defeating Clifton 42-21 Friday night in the playoff opener. The Clifton Mustangs were catching up to the Maroons until Ridgewood inside linebacker Brendan McCarthy set up a touchdown that would carry the Maroons to its victory. If Ridgewood (8-2) wins the next round against Montclair (5-4) on Friday, Nov. 20 at RHS, then the Maroons will go up against the winner of the Hackensack-Passaic Tech game in MetLife Stadium in December.

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by Cecilia Levine
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Mahwah Man, 19, Succumbs To Cancer Mahwah Man, 19, Succumbs To Cancer Mahwah Man, 19, Succumbs To Cancer
Mahwah Man, 19, Succumbs To Cancer MAHWAH, N.J. — A 19-year-old Mahwah man died on Sunday morning after a two-year long battle with an aggressive form of gastrointestinal cancer. Ian Rahimi passed away at approximately 6 a.m. in the ICU at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, where he spent the last few months fighting every day. Ian Rahimi's friends at the Waldwick School of Rock last month were helping recruit blood donors to get the Steven's Institute of Technology student the one to two pints of blood he needed per week for transfusions. PREVIOUS: Waldwick School Of Rock Beating Drum For Bandmate With Cancer Funeral s…

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by Cecilia Levine
Fair Lawn-Glen Rock, NJ
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Fair Lawn Scouts Launch Inaugural Breakfast For Church's Veterans Fair Lawn Scouts Launch Inaugural Breakfast For Church's Veterans Fair Lawn Scouts Launch Inaugural Breakfast For Church's Veterans
Fair Lawn Scouts Launch Inaugural Breakfast For Church's Veterans FAIR LAWN, N.J. — Fair Lawn's Scout Pack 45 hosted its First Annual Veteran’s Breakfast immediately following mass at St. Anne's Church on Sunday. The scouts honored veterans and their families, including a 92-year-old retired Navy and Army serviceman who played a rendition of "Taps" for the attendees. The breakfast tables were decorated with handmade cards and posters from the boys and girls in the scouting program. "It was the timeless stories of shared commitment to honor, serve and protect that were cherished by all attendees," Parishoner Monique Batalia said. "…

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Paramus, NJ
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Oradell Little League Baseball Team Wins 2015 Championship Oradell Little League Baseball Team Wins 2015 Championship Oradell Little League Baseball Team Wins 2015 Championship
Oradell Little League Baseball Team Wins 2015 Championship ORADELL, N.J. — Improvements on both of Oradell's little league baseball field didn't stop the first-seeded team from defeating Woodcliff Lake (6-1) Sunday afternoon on neutral turf in Emerson. Neither Hoffman or Muehleck — Oradell's only two-46-foot fields — were deemed unplayable by borough officials due to renovation (SEE: Two Oradell Little League Fields Getting 'Needed' Improvements). "This championship game turned out to be more than just a baseball game," said Tony Ning, whose son helped pull the win for Oradell. Oradell Councilman Michael Staff and Recreation Director Kur…

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by Cecilia Levine
Bergenfield, NJ
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Bergenfield Fire Department Visits Oradell For Training Workshop Bergenfield Fire Department Visits Oradell For Training Workshop Bergenfield Fire Department Visits Oradell For Training Workshop
Bergenfield Fire Department Visits Oradell For Training Workshop ORADELL, N.J. — Some Bergenfield, River Edge, and Leonia firefighters spent their Saturday afternoon at the Oradell Fire Station for a lecture and hands-on training opportunity led by a group of skilled experts. "Man vs. The Machine" focused on methods of emergency ring removal, meat grinder accidents, rescue from impalement situations, cutting steel with an acetylene torch and more. "All of the content comes from real life experiences that the instructors have faced in their home departments in Massachusetts, FDNY, and Long Island," Oradell Lt. Joseph Gothelf told Daily…

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by Cecilia Levine
Pascack Valley, NJ
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Community Rallies To Help Park Ridge Family Fix Late Father's Home Community Rallies To Help Park Ridge Family Fix Late Father's Home Community Rallies To Help Park Ridge Family Fix Late Father's Home
Community Rallies To Help Park Ridge Family Fix Late Father's Home PARK RIDGE, N.J. — The family of a 51-year-old Park Ridge man who died on Nov. 6 is being supported by community members who as of Nov. 13 had raised more than $17,500 to help them fix up their home. Adam Kennedy Tobia — who was 51 when he died on Nov. 5 — had recently bought an old home with his wife and three children that needed refurbishing, a GoFundMe page says. “He worked on his home day in and day out since this was one of the lines he worked in,” Dawn Steinheimer Conkling wrote. “Needless to say, there are so so many rooms with so so many unfinished projects which are left in the mi…

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by Cecilia Levine
Paramus, NJ
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Oradell, River Edge Fire Departments Unite For Training Workshop Oradell, River Edge Fire Departments Unite For Training Workshop Oradell, River Edge Fire Departments Unite For Training Workshop
Oradell, River Edge Fire Departments Unite For Training Workshop ORADELL, N.J. — The Oradell Fire Department hosted firefighters from Bergenfield, River Edge, and Leonia on Saturday for a lecture and hands-on training opportunity led by a group of skilled experts. "Man vs. The Machine" focused on methods of emergency ring removal, meat grinder accidents, rescue from impalement situations, cutting steel with an acetylene torch and more. "All of the content comes from real life experiences that the instructors have faced in their home departments in Massachusetts, FDNY, and Long Island," Oradell Lt. Joseph Gothelf told Daily Voice. P.L…

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by Cecilia Levine
Mahwah-Ramsey, NJ
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Ramsey Borough Hall Sports New Weather Station Ramsey Borough Hall Sports New Weather Station Ramsey Borough Hall Sports New Weather Station
Ramsey Borough Hall Sports New Weather Station RAMSEY, N.J.— A weather station that tracks temperature, humidity, windspeed, rainfall and more was installed on top of Borough Hall by the Ramsey Office of Emergency Management and Fire Department on Saturday. The weather station streams live updates every second to Wunderground and is designed to better inform borough officials and residents of emergency weather situations, OEM Weather Director Stephen Goeller said. "There is nothing in our lives that affects us on a daily basis more than the weather," Goeller told Daily Voice. "Having a sophisticated system like this helps…

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