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John Haffey

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jhaffey@dailyvoice.com

John is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in History, Communications, and Political Science. A lifelong Norwalk resident, he covers an array of topics from real estate and education to sports and entertainment. John has previously worked as a freelance reporter and brings experience in digital media advertising. A surfer, fisherman, and boater, John is prone to drop everything if the fish begin to bite or the waves are on. John Haffey was a former content writer at Daily Voice.

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Injured On A Construction Site? Sobo & Sobo Explains What You Need To Know One of the most dangerous occupations, construction jobs result in some of the highest numbers of workplace deaths each year. Due to construction's nature, which requires workers to scale buildings, carry heavy equipment and surround themselves with debris, on-job injuries are often severe. The unfortunate fact is that most construction accidents are often avoidable. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the majority of construction sites where workers were fatally injured in 2014 and 2015 were in violation of safety standards. However, mistakes do happen. In the …

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In A Car Accident? Don’t Panic, Just Follow These Five Steps A lot can happen in three seconds. Over 70 cups of tea are brewed, 47 new websites are created and 205,000 people post on Facebook. However, this is also the same amount of time in which a car accident can change a life. Each year over 2.5 million visitors travel throughout the Hudson Valley, enjoying the region’s picturesque views, tourist attractions and hiking trails. Combined with the over one million local residents, area roads can become quite congested. The results of this increased traffic can be dangerous; over 100,000 New Yorkers annually seek treatment at an emergency room or hosp…

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Less Tricks, More Treats: Halloween Safety Tips For Parents The air is getting cooler, the trees are filled with colorful leaves and spooky decorations line the lawns of homes across Orange County. It’s Halloween, which means thousands of families in the area are getting ready for a night of fun. While Halloween can be a blast, there can also be dangers lurking in the shadows. Below are tips to avoid frightening situations: Carry a flashlight and use reflective tape. It can be hard for a driver to see people walking the street. If you are out with your child, be sure to have a flashlight on hand and reflective tape on their costume. Flashlights are …

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Thousands Of New Yorkers Give Life At Annual Donor Day This October, nearly 4,000 New Yorkers from across the state came together to promote health, community and longevity, thanks to LiveOnNY's annual Organ Donor Enrollment Day. Currently in its third year, Organ Donor Enrollment Day brings individuals and organizations together to help save the lives of the 120,000 Americans – 10,000 of whom live in New York – currently waiting for a life-saving transplant. This year, 3,700 new enrollments were processed through the Oct. 4th promotion. “We know New Yorkers overwhelmingly support organ and tissue donation, so the event is about turning that su…

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NWH's Cardiac Rehabilitation Keeps Hearts Healthy And Beating MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Experiencing a heart attack is a life-altering occurrence. That's why when Martha experienced a sudden cardiac arrest, she knew something had to be done to prevent a repeat incident from ever occurring. "I knew that my health and life depended on working out on a regular basis, and I felt that [Northern Westchester Hospital's] Cardiac Wellness program really fit me and my needs," said Martha, a patient at the hospital. Located at NWH's Chappaqua Crossing facility, the Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program, which includes Martha's Cardiac Wellness…

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Renowned Physician, Dr. Ira Byock, Presents 'Conversation About Mortality' RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- According to Dr. Ira Byock, a California-based physician, there are four distinct phrases that carry the most meaning as people go through life. At an upcoming talk sponsored by The Valley Hospital, Byock will explain these phrases and discuss how they can improve life in all of its stages. A leading palliative care physician, author and public advocate for improving end-of-life care, Byock will discuss his acclaimed book, "The Four Things That Matter Most" at the Nov. 30 presentation. In his writings, he argues that four phrases are instrumental in promoting a f…

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Breast Cancer: Risk, Screening And Signs October and fall are often best known for pumpkin picking, hayrides and beautiful foliage. However, the season is also synonymous with breast cancer awareness, with various events being held across the country to highlight the importance of combating the deadly disease. The cause is as important as ever, with approximately one in eight women in the United States developing invasive breast cancer during their lifetime. “We can see that it's imperative for all women to know their personal risk for breast cancer, to get all recommended screenings and to recognize the signs of breast cancer,&q…

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Pretty In Pink: Girls' Night Out Celebrates Breast Cancer Survivorship ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation and Rockland County residents recently worked together to celebrate survivorship and raise breast cancer awareness across the region through the hospital's annual Girls' Night Out celebration. The social evening included dinner, a high-end shopping experience, mini makeovers, a silent auction, comedy show and raffles, but also served an important fundraising purpose. All proceeds raised will be used to benefit The Center for Breast Health at Good Samaritan Hospital, which provides comprehensive, state-of-the-art cancer care, fr…

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From Commercials To Concerts, Westchester Choral Society Keeps Singing In 1942, the movie “Casablanca” premiered at the Hollywood Theater in New York City. A postage stamp cost three cents and gasoline was 19 cents per gallon. It was also the year 15 singers came together to perform Bach’s “B Minor Mass,” forming what is known today as the Westchester Choral Society (WCS). Chorus members have come and gone since that first gathering, but the collective experiences of the group’s participants create its rich history. Some current singers remember participating in – and winning! – a contest sponsored by Pepsi to write a new Diet Pepsi jingle in 1991. Others remi…

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Bruce Willis And Others Leave Their Mark At Historic Bedford Playhouse BEDFORD, N.Y. -- As the newly-redesigned Bedford Playhouse nears completion, area residents are ensuring the next generation of moviegoers can experience the historic value of the venue, thanks to a unique seat-naming initiative. "The seat-naming campaign is not only a fun and impactful way to support our efforts, but people like the idea of knowing their kids will grow up in a place where they will see their names and family's generosity recognized," said Lindsay Hearon, of Bedford Playhouse Marketing & Events. For Donna Seaborn and her husband Emmett, purchasing a seat mean…

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