Jill Chafetz

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jchafetz@dailyvoice.com

I started my professional life as a research psychologist (not the "do you love your mother" kind). I enjoyed research and teaching, but noticed that I spent most of my non-classroom time writing and editing, often to help other people.

When I left academia,  all the "you should be a writer" admonitions followed me to job interviews. I've been squeezing in part-time writing and editing jobs for about 9 years, so now I am happily doing it full time.

Jill was formerly a writer at Daily Voice.


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Leonia Flutist Lisa Hansen To Play In New York City Leonia Flutist Lisa Hansen To Play In New York City
Leonia Flutist Lisa Hansen To Play In New York City LEONIA, N.J. – Flutist Lisa Hansen will perform works by Mexican composer Max Lifchitz at the 10th Annual NYC Latin-American Culture Week Thursday, Nov. 19. The program features Mosaico Latino Americano, which the composer wrote for Hansen. The concert starts at 7 p.m. at the Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center, 107 Suffolk St., New York City. For more information, go here.
Paramus Fashion Show Benefits Children’s Hospital Paramus Fashion Show Benefits Children’s Hospital
Paramus Fashion Show Benefits Children’s Hospital PARAMUS, N.J. — The American Girl Fashion Show, a benefit for the Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital at the Hackensack University Medical Center, will be held in Paramus at Prestige Mercedes-Benz 755 Route 17 South on Sunday, Nov. 15. The fashion show features girls ages 6 through 12 modeling costumes provided by American Girl Programs, Inc. The older models will be paired with an American Girl doll wearing a matching costume. The younger girls will model Bitty Baby Outfits while carrying a matching Bitty Baby doll.  As family and friends look on, the girls will take the audience through…
Norwalk's TFI Envision Celebrates Nookkeeper's Two Decades Of Service Norwalk's TFI Envision Celebrates Nookkeeper's Two Decades Of Service
Norwalk's TFI Envision Celebrates Nookkeeper's Two Decades Of Service NORWALK, Conn. – TFI Envision Inc. of Norwalk is congratulating employee Amy Pollard for her 20 years with the company.  Pollard started as a bookkeeper in 1995, and is now an office manager, overseeing bookkeeping, facilities management, benefits, and the internal database.  “Her ready smile, easy laughter and positive attitude no matter how hectic things get, have always made her a great asset to the TFI Envision team. We are so lucky to have her!” said Elizabeth P. Ball, president/creative director of TFI Envision.  "Throughout her 20 years, she has been a ‘can-do’ person - ambitio…
Rockland County Lawyer Says 'Too Late' To Challenge Livsey Rockland County Lawyer Says 'Too Late' To Challenge Livsey
Rockland County Lawyer Says 'Too Late' To Challenge Livsey ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. – John Sarcone, an attorney for Highlands Supervisor Mervin “Bob” Livsey, said that the time is long past to challenge Livsey’s earlier election as an Orange County supervisor or to question past tax exemptions, lohud reported. Livsey served for four years as a supervisor in Orange County despite having his primary residence in Rockland County. Sarcone said that if someone had challenged Livsey’s election when he ran for office, that person may have won, but not now.  During those years, Livsey also earned tax exemptions and STAR rebates for a home that was not, as the…
Brewster Theater Goes Back To The '60s Brewster Theater Goes Back To The '60s
Brewster Theater Goes Back To The '60s BREWSTER, N.Y. – Studio Around the Corner will help audience experience the 1960s all over again, or for the first time, on Friday and Saturday. They will present some of the best folk, rock, and pop songs of the era. Performances begin at 8 p.m. The suggested donation/admission is $15. Reservations are suggested, and can made either by phone at 845-363-8330 or through e-mail at info@brewstertheatercompany.org
Briarcliff HS Performs 'A Disappearing Number' Briarcliff HS Performs 'A Disappearing Number'
Briarcliff HS Performs 'A Disappearing Number' BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N.Y. – The Briarcliff High School drama club will perform “A Disappearing Number” on Nov. 20-22. The award-winning play, created by Simon McBurney and his theater company Complicité, integrates technology and original dance and music to focus on love, humor, creativity, and math. H.G. Hardy’s book, “The Mathematician’s Apology,” inspired the play about a businessman who falls in love with a mathematics professor. Senior Lee Rosen wrote the original score, which is performed on stage by senior Karthik Rao on the sitar and sophomore Sajan Bar on the tabla. Choreography is …
Northern Westchester Chambers Of Commerce Offer Health Care Information Northern Westchester Chambers Of Commerce Offer Health Care Information
Northern Westchester Chambers Of Commerce Offer Health Care Information CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. – Several Chambers of Commerce in northern Westchester are sponsoring a combination networking/ health care law information night on Wednesday, Nov. 18, at Crabtree’s Kittle House, 11 Kittle Road in Chappaqua. The speaker, Rachelle S. Neuwirth from Care Connect Insurance Company, will present “New York State of Health: Just the Facts,” an explanation of the health insurance marketplace and the Affordable Care Act. The evening starts at 5:30 p.m. with an opportunity to network and enjoy appetizers. From 6:30 to 7 p.m., Neuwirth will present information and take questions. F…
New Rochelle Honors City Arts Leaders At Lush Life Gala New Rochelle Honors City Arts Leaders At Lush Life Gala
New Rochelle Honors City Arts Leaders At Lush Life Gala NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. – The New Rochelle Council on the Arts celebrated its 40th anniversary by honoring the city’s arts leaders, including Tony and Oscar winning actress Frances Sternhagen, internationally acclaimed pop artist Charles Fazzino, musician and community volunteer Kathryn Donovan Wiegand, Viacom EVP Michael Armstrong, who is also president of the Board of the Dance Theatre of Harlem, and Christopher John Farley, an author who is also the arts and culture critic of the Wall Street Journal. The “Lush Life” 40th Anniversary Ruby Gala took place at the Glen Island Harbour Club in New …
Lewisboro Library Offers Variety In November Lewisboro Library Offers Variety In November
Lewisboro Library Offers Variety In November SOUTH SALEM, N.Y. – The Lewsiboro Library announced these events: Teen Game Night on Friday: Middle and high school students can bring their friends to a night of Wii games and snacks. The fun starts at 6:45, with player’s choice from 7 to 8 p.m., and “Just Dance” from 8 to 9 p.m. Kindle Fire Class on Saturday, Nov. 21: Learn how to use the Kindle Fire to download free ebooks and audiobooks. This class is only for the Kindle Fire. Participants must know their Amazon user IDs and passwords. The class starts at 11 a.m. Buy a Brick, now through Nov. 30. More than 200 custom-engraved bricks we…
Cottle School Kids Carve Pumpkins Creatively Cottle School Kids Carve Pumpkins Creatively
Cottle School Kids Carve Pumpkins Creatively EASTCHESTER, N.Y. — The students at Cottle Elementary School submitted more than 50 pumpkins in the carving contest. After much deliberation, the judges were able to determine the winners: Kindergarten: Lawrence Tereknin Grade 1: Jack Cappelleri Grade 2 Audrey Kelly Grade 3: Nicole Colabella Grade 4: Rafael Nieto Grade 5: Isabella Colacicco Honorable Mentions: Vincent Handy, Cara Doherty, Leila Gargiulo, Naomi Condron, Jax Colacicco, Mary Condron, Nicolette Pian
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