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Mary K. Miraglia

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Neighbors

Deck The Halls, And More, In Hasbrouck Heights Holiday Contest HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, N.J. -- It might be tough to top one of the more interesting displays of last year during this season's Holiday House competition in Hasbrouck Heights, but residents will certainly try. “Last year someone had a video projection in their front window," said Dorothy Bernice, the chairwoman of the Community Celebrations committee. "Santa would actually come over and wave to people outside watching him. It was amazing -- even a little startling.” Residents and merchants are decking the halls -- and windows and porches and lampposts and more -- in the two and a half …

by Mary K. Miraglia

12/02/2015

Police & Fire

Reputed Bond Burglary Gang Members Offered 10-Year Plea Deals ENGLEWOOD, N.J. -- "The first one to the table" will get the most favorable treatment in a wide-ranging criminal case against several reputed members of the latest spinoff of the James Bond gang of burglars from Englewood and Teaneck, a Bergen County assistant prosecutor said Monday. Barely a month after they were arraigned in a multi-count indictment, the six defendants received plea offers from Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor David Calviello. None appears ready yet to testify against the others, he said, but that it mattered little: His plea offers are contingent on all six …

by Mary K. Miraglia

12/01/2015

Police & Fire

Prosecutor: No Deal For Garfield Couple In Cliffside Park Shooting Death CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. -- “At least five shots at close range is more than a murder -- it’s an execution,” said a Bergen County prosecutor who has refused to offer a formal plea deal to a Garfield couple charged in the shooting death of a Cliffside Park man. Assistant Bergen County Prosecutor Danielle Grootenboer told a judge in Hackensack on Monday that family members of the victim, Hector Tito Zabala Jr., agree that Michael Sampson and Jacqueline Pierro should go to trial. Saying that no defendant has a constitutional right to a plea deal, Grootenboer said she's floated an "informal&qu…

by Mary K. Miraglia

12/01/2015

Neighbors

Leonia Arts Offers Suzanne Pancrazi Memorial Grant LEONIA, N.J. -- Leonia Arts has established a grant in the name of Suzanne Pancrazi to be awarded to an artist or aspiring artist, 16 or older, working in any media. Pancrazi, 62, a borough resident who grew up in Ridgefield Park, died in March. She was a film editor and owner of Subito Productions. She was also a member of Leonia Arts. The grant will be used by the chosen artist to support a specific project or to expand on their body of work. The chosen project will be featured in an exhibit or performance organized by Leonia Arts and featured on the organization’s website. The artist m…

by Mary K. Miraglia

12/01/2015

Events

Street Performer Will Sing At Sinatra's Birthday Bash FORT LEE, N.J. -- A New York City street performer who won the 2015 Sinatra Sing Off will perform at the Frank Sinatra birthday dinner Saturday, Dec. 12 at In Napoli Restaurant in Fort Lee. Marquiese Marc won the sing off, given by the Fort Lee Film Commission Saturday night, Dec. 5 at the GW Grill. Tom Meyers, executive director of the film commission, noted the 116 Main St. restaurant is "Just a few blocks west from the former Bill Miller’s Riviera Nightclub atop the Palisades, where Sinatra performed in the 1940s and early 1950s and where he made his comeback during a two week engag…

by Mary K. Miraglia

12/01/2015

Police & Fire

Bergen Sheriff's Officers Raise $15G To Fight Cancer In No-Shave November HACKENSACK, N.J. -- "I've got a razor blade concession in the back!" Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino shouted to a group of his officers who'd gathered on the steps of the county courthouse on Monday to present a $15,000 check to the American Cancer Society for funds they raised during No-Shave November. Each of Saudino's officers personally contributed $100 to the effort and got the public to join in. Saudino told Daily Voice that he was proud not only of the dedication they showed in raising the money but in how they all kept themselves neatly trimmed. "It took a litt…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/30/2015

Politics

Concerns Aired Over New Apartment Complex On Leonia, Fort Lee Border LEONIA, N.J. -- A six-story Fort Lee apartment complex at the entrance to Route 46 on the Leonia border appears inevitable following Planning Board approval. Concerns were raised, however, by area residents who said the developer wasn't asked to contribute to intersection improvements, a common requirement. It matters in this case, Al Gonzalez of Irving Street said, because the 59-unit project would be on a patch of long-unused property at a five-point intersection of Fort Lee Road that connects the spot with the George Washington Bridge. A local street, Hoeffley's Lane, runs parallel to a…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/30/2015

Events

Lyndhurst Celebrates 'Hometown Holiday In The Park' LYNDHURST, N.J. -- The Township of Lyndhurst will celebrate a “Hometown Holiday in the Park” on Saturday, Dec. 12. The 6 - 9 p.m. event will be held in Town Hall Park on Delafield Avenue. The rain date is Dec. 13. The Mayor and Commissioners are inviting the community to celebrate the holiday season together with free trackless train rides, hair braiding, colored hair extensions, roasted chestnuts, hot cocoa, donuts, hot apple cider, eggnog and coffee. Events include performances from the Art of Dance, Allegro Arts Academy (dance), and the Lyndhurst School Choir. There will also be photo…

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/30/2015

Events

Cliffside Park Library Aims To Get Youngsters Crafting CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. -- There will be a book craft event for children at 4 p.m. Monday at the Cliffside Park Public Library. Special guest “Mr. C.” will lead the one-hour children’s workshop with fun and creativity. Children will make a project and bring it home with them. The Cliffside Park Public Library is at 505 Palisade Ave. There is limited on-site parking. MORE INFO: (201) 945-2867 or CLICK HERE.

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/28/2015

News

Rutherford Drug Prevention Coalition Expanding RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Rutherford Community Prevention Coalition is reaching out to the community for new members. The coalition will meet Wednesday, Dec. 9 in the Tamblyn Field Civic Center, and invites anyone interested in addressing drug addiction problems on a local level to attend. The 6:30 p.m. meeting will show how you can get involved in creating a safer, healthier, drug-free community. The Rutherford Community Prevention Coalition (RCPC) is a group of professionals, volunteers, and youth working to reduce substance use in town. RCPC, which began in 2013, is part of the federal …

by Mary K. Miraglia

11/27/2015

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