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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For A Healthier Mind And Body, Break A Sweat Says The Valley Hospital For A Healthier Mind And Body, Break A Sweat Says The Valley Hospital
For A Healthier Mind And Body, Break A Sweat Says The Valley Hospital We've all heard that exercise is good for overall health, but what most people don't realize is that working out can actually serve as effective preventative medicine.  "If you are one of the 56 percent of American adults who don't meet the recommendations for sufficient physical activity, you are putting yourself at an increased risk for a variety of serious and potentially life-threatening health issues," said Don Tomaszewski, director of the Sports Institute, Medical Fitness and Outpatient Rehabilitation Medicine at The Valley Hospital.  No matter one’s age, regular physical ac…
ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery
ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery Faster recovery and less pain are just a few of the reasons why minimally invasive anterior hip replacement surgery has seen an increase in popularity in recent years. However, this intricate procedure requires a high degree of training and expertise, and not all joint replacement surgeons are qualified to perform the operation.  During more traditional approaches to hip surgery, surgeons cut and remove the damaged cartilage and bone, and replace it with a prosthesis through an incision in the back (posterior) or the side (lateral) of the hip, explained Dr. Jonathan Berliner, a joint replace…
ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery
ONS Remains At The Forefront Of Hip Replacement Surgery Faster recovery and less pain are just a few of the reasons why minimally invasive anterior hip replacement surgery has seen an increase in popularity in recent years. However, this intricate procedure requires a high degree of training and expertise, and not all joint replacement surgeons are qualified to perform the operation. During more traditional approaches to hip surgery, surgeons cut and remove the damaged cartilage and bone, and replace it with a prosthesis through an incision in the back (posterior) or the side (lateral) of the hip, explained Dr. Jonathan Berliner, a joint replacem…
From The Classroom To Cardio, Bowling Offers Unparalleled Benefits From The Classroom To Cardio, Bowling Offers Unparalleled Benefits
From The Classroom To Cardio, Bowling Offers Unparalleled Benefits MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. -- More and more Americans are hitting the lanes than ever before. The United States’ most popular participation activity, bowling attracts more than 70 million players annually. Exciting, challenging and fun for the whole family, bowling has also become known for both its health and lifestyle benefits. Although seldom classified as a taxing physical activity, bowling can actually be used as an effective workout. In fact, here are several physical benefits to rolling a strike: Bowling two games is equivalent to walking 1/2 a mile, and players can burn as much as 285 calor…
When Bowling Works Up An Appetite, Quinnz Pinz Has The Answer When Bowling Works Up An Appetite, Quinnz Pinz Has The Answer
When Bowling Works Up An Appetite, Quinnz Pinz Has The Answer MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. -- Engaging in any physical activity burns stored energy, which over time can lead to hunger. Bowling is no exception, and playing even a few casual games can work up quite an appetite. However, thanks to Quinnz Pinz in Middletown, enjoying a day at the lanes doesn’t need to mean leaving your taste buds at home. At many bowling alleys, eating options remain rather limited. Classics such as pizza, burgers and wings are menu staples, but have earned a dubious reputation due to a lack of freshness and flavor. However, Quinnz Pinz is breaking the mold by offering innovative take…
Don’t Live in Pain: NWH Has Your Back When Finding Pain Relief Don’t Live in Pain: NWH Has Your Back When Finding Pain Relief
Don’t Live in Pain: NWH Has Your Back When Finding Pain Relief MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Those suffering from back or neck pain in Westchester and Putnam Counties, should know they're not alone -- more than 80 percent of Americans experience spine discomfort at some point. Incredibly common but excruciatingly painful, what causes this potentially life-altering discomfort? According to Michael Silverman, director of Northern Westchester Hospital Rehabilitation Services, the first step in alleviating pain is identifying the cause. "The more you know about a patient's case, the easier it is to treat," he said. In many cases, pain develops due to most …
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes WARWICK, N.Y. -- From lights and decorations to a variety of classical architectural styles, homes across the Hudson Valley possess a unique charm during the holiday season. Thanks to Bon Secours Warwick Health Foundation and its Winding Through Warwick showcase event, many of these exceptional homes will be on display in all their seasonal charm this December. Held on Dec. 2, the community tour will welcome guests into some of the area's most distinctive homes decorated in holiday splendor. Designs will draw from a range of inspirations and innovations, and feature a mixture of creative sty…
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes WARWICK, N.Y. -- From lights and decorations to a variety of classical architectural styles, homes across the Hudson Valley possess a unique charm during the holiday season. Thanks to Bon Secours Warwick Health Foundation and its Winding Through Warwick showcase event, many of these exceptional homes will be on display in all their seasonal charm this December. Held on Dec. 2, the community tour will welcome guests into some of the area's most distinctive homes decorated in holiday splendor. Designs will draw from a range of inspirations and innovations, and feature a mixture of creative sty…
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes
Celebrate Winding Through Warwick With Decorated Area Homes WARWICK, N.Y. -- From lights and decorations to a variety of classical architectural styles, homes across the Hudson Valley possess a unique charm during the holiday season. Thanks to Bon Secours Warwick Health Foundation and its Winding Through Warwick showcase event, many of these exceptional homes will be on display in all their seasonal charm this December. Held on Dec. 2, the community tour will welcome guests into some of the area's most distinctive homes decorated in holiday splendor. Designs will draw from a range of inspirations and innovations, and feature a mixture of creative sty…
White Plains Hospital Forum Sheds Light On Pancreatic Cancer White Plains Hospital Forum Sheds Light On Pancreatic Cancer
White Plains Hospital Forum Sheds Light On Pancreatic Cancer WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- Responsible for the death of over 43,000 Americans annually, pancreatic cancer is one of the deadliest forms of the disease in the United States. Due in large part to its lack of identifiable symptoms, pancreatic cancer has an incredibly high rate of lethality after diagnosis.  To help Westchester County residents learn more about screening, prevention and treatment of this dangerous disease, White Plains Hospital is hosting its annual Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Forum to help inform and educate the public. Currently in its fifth offering, the symposium will focus on e…
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