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Anthony Locicero

Reporter

alocicero@dailyvoice.com

Paramus native Anthony Locicero is a reporter covering Bergen and Passaic counties for Daily Voice.

He writes breaking/urgent news, features, sports, and more.

Anthony covered both local news and local high school sports for various publications before joining Daily Voice in February 2016.

He is a graduate of both Don Bosco Prep and William Paterson University.

Anthony was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

Anthony Locicero's Contributions

Neighbors

Tanning Business Trumps School For Paramus Native PARAMUS, N.J.– Tracy Gough of Paramus was juggling three jobs and studying at Bergen Community College when she decided to make the decision that would ultimately change the entire course of her life.At 21 years old, Gough dropped out of school and opened a mobile, organic airbrush-tanning business — After Dark — instead. The inspiration for After Dark came during a camping trip with friends. "'Why can’t a tan be luxurious again, affordable, but also look good?'," she wondered. "I wanted to build a brand that stood for being healthy and looking your best." At the time,…

by Anthony Locicero

08/05/2016

Politics

Saddle Brook Becomes Latest Bergen Town To Ban Sale Of Puppy Mill Dogs SADDLE BROOK, N.J.– Saddle brook joined a host of other towns to have banned the sale of puppy mill dogs The unanimous Thursday evening vote was sparked by the discovery of 67 dogs were found crated in a van overnight behind Just Pups on Route 17. "It makes me proud that our town was one of the first in Bergen County to adopt this type of ordinance," Mayor Robert White told Daily Voice. "It's personally uplifting to receive praise from our community for introducing this legislation and to witness the show of concern that our residents have for the welfare of animals." …

by Anthony Locicero

08/05/2016

Neighbors

Lyndhurst VFW Post Pays Final Respects To Decorated Township Veteran LYNDHURST, N.J.– A group of VFW members headed to Arlington National Cemetery for the funeral of one of Lyndhurst's most decorated war veterans. Robert "Wayne" Johnson, who served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, survived being "blown of of the hatch of his armored vehicle by an RPG twice (during battle)," said VFW Post 3549 Quartermaster Thomas Graffam. "He was 100 percent disabled, but despite the scars you would have never known. He was a lot of fun to be with." Johnson, a former staff sergeant, served as the VFW post's past commander and chaplain. H…

by Anthony Locicero

08/05/2016

Events

Sherry Baby! Frankie Valli Lives On In Wallington WALLINGTON, N.J.– The Wallington Recreation Department is inviting families to enjoy a night out on Aug. 30 that will feature live entertainment and more. "A Night of Family Fun" starts at 6:30 p.m. at the borough's Little League field. Lights Out, a tribute to Frankie Valli, is scheduled to run at 7:30 p.m. Organizers suggest bringing a beach chair or blanket for the show. There will be games, inflatables, and prizes, organizers said. The rain date is Aug. 31.

by Anthony Locicero

08/04/2016

Police & Fire

Video: Sheriff Saudino Talks Safety With Saddle Brook Seniors SADDLE BROOK, N.J.– Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino on Monday presented a "Safety for Seniors" program to members of Saddle Brook's AARP Chapter 3785. The group meets once a month and requested that Saudino make his presentation, Mayor Robert White said. Saudino discussed ways for seniors to avoid scams. He also answered questions from the audience. "Some of the best advice he gave was 'if you don't recognize the number, don't even pick up'," White said. "Don't give out your information over the phone." The half-hour presentation was recorded and will…

by Anthony Locicero

08/04/2016

Events

Photos: Fort Lee's Oldest Tradition Draws Hundreds FORT LEE, N.J.– Hundreds of people of all ages lined the street in Fort Lee to celebrate the opening night of the Saint Rocco Society's 87th annual Italian-American Feast. Rides, carnival games, a dunk tank and vendors were set up along Main Street, where the Saint Rocco Society is located. Comedian Uncle Floyd Vivino took the stage to perform his musical routine. The feast will carry on through Sunday and cap off with a mass, mortar salute and the carrying of the patron saint statue. "Viva San Rocco!" said society Vice President Rocco Palaia. For more on the feast, click he…

by Anthony Locicero

08/03/2016

Obituaries

Memorial Service Scheduled For Former Edgewater Councilwoman Neda Rose EDGEWATER, N.J.– A memorial service has been scheduled for former Edgewater Councilwoman Neda Rose, who died of pancreatic cancer on June 16. The Pittsburgh native was a member of Edgewater's governing body from January 1996 until June 2012. Rose founded both the Edgewater Arts Festival and the Edgewater Beautification Committee. She was President of MCE Corp. of Miami and hosted a talk radio show for a Pittsburgh station. A memorial service will be on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at Holy Rosary Church, 365 Undercliff Ave., Edgewater.

by Anthony Locicero

08/03/2016

Schools

Retired Fair Lawn High School Matron, 81: 'Having A Goal Keeps You Young' FAIR LAWN, N.J.– The halls of Fair Lawn High School will miss a familiar face this fall after longtime matron Mary Rooney, 81, packed it in after 25 years. "I will miss getting up daily and setting out to my job which I have loved for so many years," said Rooney, who worked at the school for 25 years. "It is so true that having a goal or purpose in one’s life keeps one young." Rooney's duties included keeping the offices, trophy cases and other areas of the school clean. But her fondest memories are the friendships she's made over the years. "Not only those of m…

by Anthony Locicero

08/03/2016

Events

Fort Lee's 'Movies And Music Under The Stars' Rocks, Rolls On FORT LEE, N.J. – The Fort Lee Film Commission continues its 16th annual Movies & Music Under the Stars program each Saturday night through Sept. 3. In case of rain, the program moves to the second floor of the center. Admission is free and attendees should bring lawn chairs or blankets as seating is limited. Music and movie schedule: Aug. 6: Music – The Swingaroos followed by “Hollywood or Bust” (1956) Aug. 13: Music – Southside Johnny and The Poor Fools followed by “The Martian” (2015) Aug. 20: Music – Doug Deming with Dennis Gruenling and The Jewel Tones followed by “Rocky” (1976 -…

by Anthony Locicero

08/03/2016

News

Closter Officials Predict October Opening For Whole Foods, Target CLOSTER, N.J.– Construction on two new Closter Plaza businesses are ahead of schedule, officials said. The developer, Edens, Inc., announced that Whole Foods and Target will open on Oct. 19, Mayor John C. Glidden said. "More businesses are moving into their new spaces and ribbon cuttings and mini-grand openings are taking place," he said. Bareburger, Starbucks, and 18|8 also joined Closter Plaza. A major ribbon cutting ceremony is planned for the Whole Foods and Target openings, Glidden said.

by Anthony Locicero

08/03/2016

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