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Pinstripes Quietly Closes Garden State Plaza Location Pinstripes Quietly Closes Garden State Plaza Location
Pinstripes Quietly Closes Garden State Plaza Location Pinstripes, the upscale spot that mixed bowling, bocce, and bistro-style dining, has rolled its last frame at Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus. A mall spokesperson confirmed the closure to a Daily Voice source. The company’s Facebook page now marks the Paramus location as “permanently closed,” and it’s vanished from the mall’s website. A pre-recorded message on the business’s phone line states it will be closed Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 8 and 9, due to “unforeseen circumstances.” Google lists the location as “permanently closed.” The eatery and game space opened in February 2024, pr…

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by Cecilia Levine
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World’s Largest Indoor Putting Course Opens In NJ This Month World’s Largest Indoor Putting Course Opens In NJ This Month
World’s Largest Indoor Putting Course Opens In NJ This Month It’s mini golf like you’ve never seen before—plus bold bowling, craft cocktails, and nonstop fun. A massive new entertainment venue is teeing off in Edison, and it's promising first-class fun from the moment it opens. Albatross, located at 991 Route 1, officially opens Saturday, June 21, bringing with it the world’s largest themed indoor putting experience, along with 32 luxury bowling lanes, handcrafted cocktails, and a full menu of elevated eats. Whether you’re showing up for friendly competition or a wild night out, Albatross says it’s the “ultimate playground for everyone.” Inside, gu…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Edison Siblings Champion Sports For Kids With Special Needs Through 'Buddy Ball' Edison Siblings Champion Sports For Kids With Special Needs Through 'Buddy Ball'
Edison Siblings Champion Sports For Kids With Special Needs Through 'Buddy Ball' Aidan and Catelyn Yam are proving that it doesn’t take a big team to make a big difference. The high school siblings from Edison have become champions of Buddy Ball, a non-profit organization offering children with special needs the chance to play sports in a welcoming and supportive environment. Using their connections in school sports teams and clubs, Aidan and Catelyn have led the charge to recruit volunteers for Buddy Ball’s programs, which include soccer, basketball, baseball, and bowling. These programs pair children ages six and up with “Buddy” volunteers who help with skill-building,…

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by Vira Mamchur Schwartz