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Best Art Museum/Gallery In Bergen County In 2024: Art Mora Gallery Best Art Museum/Gallery In Bergen County In 2024: Art Mora Gallery
Best Art Museum/Gallery In Bergen County In 2024: Art Mora Gallery We are thrilled to announce that Art Mora Gallery has been named Best Art Museum/Gallery in Bergen County in the 2024 Daily Voice Readers' Choice Awards! Art Mora offers diverse opportunities for emerging artists while hosting public events and lectures that make contemporary art more accessible and while serving as a space for meaningful dialogue between artists, curators, and the public, according to its website. With a unique mission, Art Mora also acts as a cultural "Silk Road," introducing Western artists to Asian audiences and Asian artists to Western audiences, fostering cross-cultu…

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by Daily Voice
Lifestyle
Richard Gere 'Happier Than Ever' After Ditching $10.75M Mansion For Spain: Report Richard Gere 'Happier Than Ever' After Ditching $10.75M Mansion For Spain: Report
Richard Gere 'Happier Than Ever' After Ditching $10.75M Mansion For Spain: Report Richard Gere said he doesn't regret leaving the US for his wife's homeland of Spain. In fact, he said in a recent interview that his family has never been happier. The "Pretty Woman" star and his wife, Alejandra Silva, sold their New Canaan mansion in October for $10.75 million before moving abroad. Gere found a buyer for his $28 million Pound Ridge, NY mansion in 2022, MansionGlobal reports. "The truth is that you are seeing us in our momentum," the 75-year-old told Elle España. "We are happier than ever. She is, because she is home, and I am because, if she is happy, I am happy." Gere's&…

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by Josh Lanier
Business
Teaneck Dad Brings Authentic Kosher Mexican Food To Bergen County Teaneck Dad Brings Authentic Kosher Mexican Food To Bergen County
Teaneck Dad Brings Authentic Kosher Mexican Food To Bergen County Elmer Jimenez spent years working in kosher catering after immigrating from Oaxaca, Mexico to Teaneck in 2007.  What the dad of five noticed was that the Jewish community had plenty of kosher food options from around the world. What he couldn't find, though, was kosher Mexican food. So, 34-year-old Jimenez opened a spot of his own: Blue Star Cafe in Hackensack, a kosher Mexican restaurant under the Rabbinical Council of Bergen County. "The Jewish community will eat anything, like Italian or Indian," said Jimenez. "But they don't have kosher Mexican here and the challenge for me …

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by Cecilia Levine