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Andrea Graziano

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agraziano@dailyvoice.com

Andrea Graziano was a reporter for the Journal News in Rockland and Westchester counties for eight years, covering everything from schools to immigration to breaking news. Prior to that she worked at a chain of weekly newspapers on Long Island's North Shore and as a freelance writer for Yankees Magazine. She has a Master's Degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. When not working, she enjoys reading, running and spending as much time as possible with her husband and two sons.

Andrea was formerly chief content officer at Daily Voice.

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Neighbors
Ridgefield Park Officials Remind Residents To Get A License For Their Pets Ridgefield Park Officials Remind Residents To Get A License For Their Pets
Ridgefield Park Officials Remind Residents To Get A License For Their Pets RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. – Ridgefield Park officials want pet owners to keep their dogs and cats healthy – and licensed – in the coming year. Village officials are reminding residents that dog and cat licenses expire on Jan. 1. All dogs and cats are required to be licensed. Licenses are available at the Village Clerk’s office between the hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Proof of current rabies vaccination must be presented to receive a license. License fee is $10 if the animal is neutered and $15 if it is not neutered.  There will be a late fee of $10 if the license is purcha…

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Neighbors
Waldwick Mayor Sends New Year's Greetings Waldwick Mayor Sends New Year's Greetings
Waldwick Mayor Sends New Year's Greetings WALDWICK, N.J. – Mayor Tom Giordano shared his wishes for a happy and health new year to Waldwick residents in an address on the borough's website. Here is his message:  I want to wish you and your families the very best in the New Year. May 2016 bring all of you good health, happiness and prosperity. As we begin 2016, I would like to take a moment to thank all the residents of this great borough for giving me the opportunity to serve another four years as your Mayor. I will do everything in my power as I have done before to serve you and Waldwick with dedication, pride and honor. I will n…

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News
Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous
Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. – Drivers are urged to give themselves extra time and use caution Wednesday morning because of dense fog throughout Bergen County. The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for the county through 10 a.m. Wednesday. Visibility is one quarter mile or less at times, leading to hazardous driving conditions. Drivers are encouraged to slow down, use their low beam headlights and leave plenty of distance ahead of them in case a sudden stop is needed.

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News
Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous
Dense Fog Makes Wednesday Morning Commute Dangerous PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. – Drivers are urged to give themselves extra time and use caution Wednesday morning because of dense fog throughout Passaic County. The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for the county through 10 a.m. Wednesday. Visibility is one quarter mile or less at times, leading to hazardous driving conditions. Drivers are encouraged to slow down, use their low beam headlights and leave plenty of distance ahead of them in case a sudden stop is needed.

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Lifestyle
DVlicious Lets Readers Name Rockland County's Top Eateries DVlicious Lets Readers Name Rockland County's Top Eateries
DVlicious Lets Readers Name Rockland County's Top Eateries ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. – We know you have an opinion. Now you'll have a say as to what eateries are tops in Rockland County. Daily Voice is excited to launch DVlicious, a readers' poll to decide once and for all who serves the best pizza, the most satisfying cup of coffee, the sweetest homemade ice cream or the most authentic Mexican cuisine. Each month, we'll focus on a different delicacy, inviting readers to nominate their favorites. Once the nominations are received we will narrow it down to three finalists, which will all be featured and profiled on our sites. After voting, a winner …

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Lifestyle
Glen Rock's 'Bravest Squirrel' May Be A Bit Nuts Glen Rock's 'Bravest Squirrel' May Be A Bit Nuts
Glen Rock's 'Bravest Squirrel' May Be A Bit Nuts GLEN ROCK, N.J. – You'd have to be nuts to get this close to a hawk this size – or possibly just looking for nuts. "Meet the bravest squirrel in Glen Rock," Len Greer, who took the photo, wrote on Facebook. Greer took the photo of the squirrel getting dangerously close to the predatory bird at Thielke Arboretum in Glen Rock.  According to Greer, this squirrel got away unharmed. But that may only be because this red tailed hawk had devoured a squirrel minutes before.

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News
Ridgewood Avenue Ramp From Route 17 Closed Ridgewood Avenue Ramp From Route 17 Closed
Ridgewood Avenue Ramp From Route 17 Closed PARAMUS, N.J. – The ramp from Ridgewood Avenue west to Route 17 North will be closed until about 3 p.m. Thursday, Paramus Police said. Drivers should use alternate routes if possible.

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Obituaries
Ridgewood Schools Remember Former Science Teacher Ridgewood Schools Remember Former Science Teacher
Ridgewood Schools Remember Former Science Teacher RIDGEWOOD, N.J. – Memorial services will be held Friday for Virginia Colbeth, a former Ridgewood Public Schools teacher who died late last month. The district shared information about Colbeth's death on its Facebook page.  Colbeth joined the Ridgewood Public Schools in 1955 and taught science at Ben Franklin Middle School until her retirement 42 years later in 1997. Colberth was born on Oct. 23, 1927, to Eugene and Mildred (Schuchhardt) Colbeth. She lived 86 of her 88 years in the house her father built.  Colberth was graduated from Ridgewood High School in the Class of 1945, from Ohio Wes…

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Lifestyle
Ridgewood Recreation Keeps Residents Busy Throughout The Winter Ridgewood Recreation Keeps Residents Busy Throughout The Winter
Ridgewood Recreation Keeps Residents Busy Throughout The Winter RIDGEWOOD, N.J. – Registration is currently under way for the winter enrichment programs offered by the Ridgewood Recreation Division at the Stable, 259 N. Maple Ave. Ridgewood Parks and Recreation is offering the following programs to Village residents during the months of January and February: My First Art with Abrakadoodle. Ages 20-42 months. Tuesday mornings at the Stable beginning Jan. 12. $110/6 classes, includes all materials. Mini Doodler with Abrakadoodle. Ages 3-5. Wednesday afternoons at the Stable beginning Jan. 13. $110/6 classes, includes all materials.  Yoga Dance. Ages 3-5…

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Sports
Turn Off Your Oven To Support Ridgewood High School Hockey Turn Off Your Oven To Support Ridgewood High School Hockey
Turn Off Your Oven To Support Ridgewood High School Hockey RIDGEWOOD, N.J. – Take a break from cooking and support the Ridgewood High School's hockey team as part of a fundraiser this week. The hockey team is partnering with Park Wood Deli to offer a "No-Cook" fundraiser. For $29.95, Park Wood Deli will provide a loaf of semolina bread, a garden salad, a half tray of baked ziti and a large plain pizza. For $5 more, you can purchase six homemade chocolate chip cookies. This meal is enough to feed a family of four. The hockey team will receive $5 from each meal purchased, or $7 if people select the cookies. To place your oder call Park Wo…

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