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Anthony Locicero

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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

Events

Registration Open For Cliffside Park Childhood Enrichment Program CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J.– Registration is open for the upcoming Little Aesthete's demo class "Around the World in 50 Minutes" at Cliffside Park's The Renaissance Child. The class, scheduled for Sept. 18, is open to children ages 3-6. It focuses on world culture, history, music and visual art. The program is divided into four-week courses. Each course is dedicated to the certain theme or country and combines several learning and activity blocks, according to The Renaissance Child website. "Every five minutes we switch from one activity to another, in order for the little kids …

by Daily Voice

09/06/2016

Sports

Fort Lee Football Team Invites Former Players To Join Alumni Game FORT LEE, N.J.– The Fort Lee High School's football team is inviting former players to join in the fifth annual alumni game Sept. 16. The game will be played at Lewis F. Cole Middle School, 467 Stillwell Ave. Refreshments will be served during the game. To RVSP, contact Fort Lee Athletic Director Michael Raftery at mraftery@flboe.com or (201) 585-4675 Ext. 6504. "We look forward to seeing you," he said. "Let's go Bridgemen!"

by Daily Voice

09/06/2016

Events

Fair Lawn Workshop Brings Puppets To Life FAIR LAWN, N.J.– The Fair Lawn Arts Council is inviting children to create an original puppet and bring it to life at a Sept. 18 workshop. The event takes place from 1-3 p.m. at the Fair Lawn Community Center/George Frey Center for Arts and Recreation art room. The workshop is open to all ages, though participants must be borough residents. The council will provide some materials so attendees can create an original puppet. There is no limit to the number of puppets that can be made or presented. There will be a puppet show from 1-3 p.m. Sept. 25 at the Maurice M. Pine Public Library's re…

by Daily Voice

09/06/2016

News

Eastwick College Heats Up Culinary Partnership With Bergen County HACKENSACK, N.J.– Eastwick College students will have the opportunity to work with their culinary instructor in the professional grade kitchen at the Bergen County Housing, Health, and Human Services Center, officials announced. Every Tuesday and Thursday when school is in session, the students will prepare restaurant quality dishes, which will be donated to shelter clients, officials said. “This is a laudable and civic minded undertaking for Eastwick College,” said Freeholder Vice-Chair Tracy Zur. “Students will be getting invaluable hands on experience while contributing to the well-bein…

by Anthony Locicero

09/06/2016

Events

Photos: Tenafly Car Show Revvs Up For Childhood Cancer Research TENAFLY, N.J.– The Bergen Knights are planning to raise money for childhood cancer research at its charity car and cycle show Sept. 17 in Tenafly. The show is from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at St. John the Theologian Cathedral, located at 353 E. Clinton Ave. "With cars and cycles of all types and more, there is something for everyone to enjoy," organizers said. Admission is free for spectators. There will be food and beverages and Alex's Lemonade Stand – one of Bergen Knights' charities. The Knights also plan to donate to the 5th District AHEPA Cancer Research Foundation and Hab…

by Daily Voice

09/06/2016

Neighbors

Englewood Center For Food Action Reduces Hunger At 9/11 Observance Event ENGLEWOOD, N.J.– Englewood's Center for Food Action plans to fight hunger at its third annual National Day of Service and Remembrance event Sept. 11. "We are working with supporters to build a stronger community by helping to assure that all children in our area have the proper nutrition to develop into productive and self-sufficient adults," said Jennifer Johnson, CFA's director of communication and community outreach. This year, CFA is offering two shifts: Noon to 2 p.m. and 2:30-4:30 p.m. Children who receive free or reduced-price school meals often are left without adequate…

by Anthony Locicero

09/05/2016

Events

Fair Lawn Recycling Division Seeks Volunteers For Litter Clean Up FAIR LAWN, N.J.– Fair Lawn's Recycling Division is seeking volunteers for a litter clean up event on Sept. 17. T-shirts and gloves will be provided to volunteers, who will receive lunch after the clean up. This event, which starts at 8:45 a.m., is eligible for community service hours for all church, temple, school or court mandated requirements. Registration is required at least five days in advance. To sign up, call (201) 794-5341. By registering, the Recycling Division will be able to receive a head count and order enough food and provide enough transportation. Personal vehicles ar…

by Daily Voice

09/05/2016

Neighbors

Cresskill Dance Studio Expands Programs For Special Needs Students CRESSKILL, N.J.– Classes for special needs individuals at Cresskill Performing Arts are scheduled to begin this month. “There’s a lack of opportunity for this community to experience the benefits of dance," said Betsy Daly, the studio owner. "We set out to learn as much as we could so we could offer purposeful dance classes that would benefit the students far outside the studio." Daly is a certified instructor/provider through Rhythm Works Integrative Dance, a clinically based hip-hop dance program that utilizes sensory processing, kinesiology and behavioral analysis as a f…

by Anthony Locicero

09/03/2016

Neighbors

Saddle Brook Officials Hire First Full-Time Recreation Director SADDLE BROOK, N.J.– Saddle Brook officials hired the township's first full-time recreation director, who starts Sept. 6. Andrew Gallo, 34, is a member of the township's Volunteer Fire Department and an assistant coach for Saddle Brook High School's girls soccer team. "Andrew was the most qualified candidate that applied for the position," Mayor Robert White told Daily Voice. "He has the required level of education, a background managing employees and experience working with children as a recreation leader and coach." Gallo, an SBHS graduate, previously worked as a spe…

by Anthony Locicero

09/02/2016

Events

Lyndhurst Polish American Citizens Club Continues Open Mic Nights LYNDHURST, N.J.– Lyndhurst's Polish American Citizens Club will hold its next open mic night on Friday, Sept. 23. "Come with your best talent and/or performance," said Mark Shabunia, the club's president. "Whether it's music, poetry, comedy, magic or even karaoke, we encourage you to participate." To sign up, click here or at the door that night. "The earlier you sign up in the night, the higher priority you get to perform," Shabunia said. Admission is $5. That includes coffee, snacks and baked goods. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Performances start at 8 p.m. Th…

by Daily Voice

09/02/2016

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