John Haffey

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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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Experience A Winter Wonderland At These William Raveis Listings Experience A Winter Wonderland At These William Raveis Listings
Experience A Winter Wonderland At These William Raveis Listings WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- With the Northeast firmly in winter's grasp, even leaving the house can seem like a daunting task. Thankfully for families in these spectacular area homes, winter fun doesn't mean having to get in the car. From skating ponds to cozy book nooks, these William Raveis Real Estate listings offer the best of cold weather living. Located in the tranquil woods of northern Westchester, 30 Briar Lane in Cortlandt Manor offers residents an equal dose of charm and history. Originally built by Morris Michtom, who was inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt to create the icon…
Rockland County Women's Group Puts Latin Twist On Diabetes Prevention Rockland County Women's Group Puts Latin Twist On Diabetes Prevention
Rockland County Women's Group Puts Latin Twist On Diabetes Prevention NYACK, N.Y. -- For Latina mothers in Rockland County, staying healthy doesn't need to be a solo exercise. A Nyack Hospital program called Mamas Maravillosas is working to help Latina mothers reduce their risk of Type 2 diabetes by supporting them in losing weight. Targeting Latina women who are overweight, obese or have other factors that put them at a higher risk for diabetes, the program's goal is for mothers to lose at least 5-7 percent of their body weight. “There is strong evidence that a 5-7 percent weight loss will significantly lower the mother’s risk of diabetes–both Type 2 and pre…
Skiers Beware: Avoid A Mountain Of Pain This Winter When Hitting The Slopes Skiers Beware: Avoid A Mountain Of Pain This Winter When Hitting The Slopes
Skiers Beware: Avoid A Mountain Of Pain This Winter When Hitting The Slopes NYACK, N.Y. -- Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced winter sports enthusiast, injuries can pile up during the colder months. However, with proper preparation and the correct equipment, seasonal athletes can spend more time on the mountain and less nursing injuries with a few easy precautions. The best way to protect against winter sports injuries is to be in good athletic condition, explained Dr. Barry Kraushaar, an orthopedic sports medicine surgeon at Nyack Hospital. He urges winter sports enthusiasts to keep in shape all year, so they’re ready when winter arrives. “Cross training a…
Make Your Savings Grow With Certificates Of Deposit Make Your Savings Grow With Certificates Of Deposit
Make Your Savings Grow With Certificates Of Deposit ORANGE COUNTY, N.Y. -- One of the keys to financial stability is having your money work for you. While traditional savings accounts are a great starting point, their low interest rates mean customers earn mere cents on their money each year. For those looking to get the most out of their savings, Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan is currently offering Certificates of Deposit to help customers meet their financial goals. What is a Certificate of Deposit? A Certificate of Deposit, or CD, is a termed savings account that brings a higher yield than a traditional savings account. The i…
Here's How To Make 2018 A Year Of Savings Here's How To Make 2018 A Year Of Savings
Here's How To Make 2018 A Year Of Savings ORANGE COUNTY, N.Y. -- With a New Year comes new financial opportunity. For those looking to establish a healthy fiscal 2018, the savings experts at Wallkill Valley Federal Savings & Loan can help. Below are some of their tips on how to start the financial year off right: Save More Each year, more than one quarter of Americans say they want to save money. The best way to stay on top of the resolution is to make a specific savings goal first. Identify what the money will be used towards, and then begin saving. Below are some potential goals to consider when planning for 2018. Start an …
Engineering In Action: New SHU Major Offers More Than Just A Degree Engineering In Action: New SHU Major Offers More Than Just A Degree
Engineering In Action: New SHU Major Offers More Than Just A Degree FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- In the world of science, technology and engineering, innovations happen every day. However, for a group of students and professors at Sacred Heart University, each day marks a new chapter in a different kind of pioneering. That's because these engineers-to-be and their faculty advisors are part of the university's first-ever Computer Engineering program. Founded in fall 2017, Sacred Heart's Computer Engineering program, which is housed in the School of Computing, was formed as a response to the growing need for engineers in the workforce. "There are not enough engine…
New Good Samaritan Surgeon Helps Keep Hearts Beating New Good Samaritan Surgeon Helps Keep Hearts Beating
New Good Samaritan Surgeon Helps Keep Hearts Beating SUFFERN, N.Y. -- For patients seeking premier cardiac and heart care in Rockland County, Good Samaritan Hospital has them covered. With the addition of Dr. Cary S. Passik, a cardiothoracic surgeon, to its WMCHealth Heart and Vascular Institute, Good Samaritan Hospital has grown its already award winning team.  Passik will see patients at the Active International Cardiovascular Institute at Good Samaritan Hospital. “With the support of WMCHealth and its nationally acclaimed Heart and Vascular Institute, advanced heart therapy is readily accessible to residents of Rockland and Orange countie…
Northern Westchester Hospital Helps Skier Return To Slopes Northern Westchester Hospital Helps Skier Return To Slopes
Northern Westchester Hospital Helps Skier Return To Slopes MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- From skiing and hiking to mountain biking and organized sports, Scott was used to living an active lifestyle. However, after a lingering high school sport injury gradually reduced his knee's mobility, he decided that giving up his hobbies just wasn't an option. "Following a high school athletic injury, the right half of my right knee degraded and I did not want to limp though my golden years," he said. "I asked Dr. Karas to perform the [replacement] surgery at Northern Westchester Hospital based on a positive prior experience."  An expert in partial …
Chevy Chase Heads Home To Bedford Playhouse Chevy Chase Heads Home To Bedford Playhouse
Chevy Chase Heads Home To Bedford Playhouse BEDFORD, N.Y. -- This holiday season, actor Chevy Chase told an appreciative crowd just how much he enjoyed playing a man who had most everything go wrong one Christmas vacation. Through the Bedford Playhouse, Chase was on hand on Dec. 19 for a special event at Historical Hall, a location the Playhouse has been using for gatherings leading up to the completion of renovations. There, over 100 area residents were treated to both a screening of his film "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation," and a question and answer session. The evening was moderated by John Farr, Bedford Playhous…
Small But Mighty: Keep Your Thyroid Gland In Top Shape Small But Mighty: Keep Your Thyroid Gland In Top Shape
Small But Mighty: Keep Your Thyroid Gland In Top Shape ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- The regulator of many everyday functions, the thyroid gland helps the body use energy, stay warm and keeps the brain, heart, muscles and other organs working as they should. However, when the thyroid does not work properly, it can cause serious problems. In a disorder known as hyperthyroidism, the thyroid gland makes and releases too much thyroid hormone, throwing the body into disarray. If not treated, hyperthyroidism can lead to serious heart, bones, muscles, menstrual cycle and fertility issues.The good news is that in most cases, hyperthyroidism can be cured. “A…
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