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Pastor, Author Joel Osteen Speaks In Northvale NORVALE, N.J. -- Pastor and bestselling author Joel Osteen will speak Wednesday, Oct. 5 at Books and Greetings in Norvale.Osteen will share how programming one's thoughts to remove negativity will lead to a more blessed and fulfilled life, according to a press release. His new book, "Think Better, Live Better," offers a simple yet life-changing strategy for erasing the thoughts that keep people down and reprogramming their minds with positive thinking to reach a new level of victory, the release said. Call the store at (201) 784-2665 to purchase books/tickets and receive a number…

by Ken Davis

09/05/2016

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Tuckahoe Man Charged In Shooting At Deli Frequented By Clintons Tops News WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Here's a look at last week's top stories from around Southern Westchester County. A 49-year-old Tuckahoe man has been arrested in connection with Monday morning's shooting by the entrance of Lange's Little Store & Delicatessen in Chappaqua, which Bill and Hillary Clinton have patronized. As Florida battles with locally contracted cases of the Zika virus, local health officials confirmed that 19 people in Westchester County and 10 residents in Rockland County have been confirmed to have the virus. State environmental officials say this summer's excessive hot tem…

by Ken Davis

09/04/2016

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Shooting At Popular Chappaqua Deli Tops Last Week's News in Westchester WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Here's a look at last week's top stories from around Northern Westchester County. The suspect in Monday morning's shooting by Chappaqua's Lange's Little Store & Delicatessen, a favorite of hometown residents Bill and Hillary Clinton, that injured two people has a contentious legal history with one of the men who was wounded. Health officials and police departments across Westchester and the Hudson Valley say it is only a matter of time before a deadly grade of heroin laced with elephant tranquilizer makes it way to the area. Chappaqua school board Vice Presiden…

by Ken Davis

09/04/2016

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Putnam Businesses Cited For Underage Alcohol Sales Tops Week's News PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- Here's a look at last week's top stories from around Putnam County. A dozen local businesses have been caught selling alcohol to underage people, according to the Putnam County Sheriff's Office. Health officials and police departments across Westchester and the Hudson Valley say it is only a matter of time before a deadly grade of heroin laced with elephant tranquilizer makes its way to the area. A 50-year-man who was killed in a house fire early Wednesday in Southeast has been identified. Kent police recently made several arrests including charging four for driving…

by Ken Davis

09/04/2016

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Author Gail Carson Levine Performs Reading In Brewster BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Author Gail Carson Levine will read excerpts from her book "Transient" at the Studio Around The Corner in Brewster on Tuesday, Sept. 13. "Transient" is a collection of poems by Levine. Her poems have appeared in the Louisville Review and the Sugar House Review, and one is forthcoming in the New York Quarterly. Levine has just completed her MFA in poetry at New York University, and her debut collection, "Transient," was recently released by Keystone College’s Nightshade Press. She is also a children’s book writer, best known for her novel &qu…

by Ken Davis

09/03/2016

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Almost Retired? Wyckoff Workshop Offers Social Security Strategies WYCKOFF, N.J. -- The Wyckoff Public Library will offer the workshop "Social Security: Seven Keys to Enhancing Your Benefits" Thursday, Sept. 22.The workshop is designed to help people close to retirement make sound decisions with regard to their Social Security benefits. The workshop will cover: Keys to help people understand the basics of Social Security, including when they should start taking benefits. Keys that take a deep dive into Social Security, such as working in retirement. Taking the next step by rethinking retirement strategies. Rich Sunden, wholesaler/retirement …

by Ken Davis

09/03/2016

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West Milford Homestead Welcomes Open Air Artists WEST MILFORD, N.J. -- The Friends of Wallisch Homestead will host a Plein Air event at Saturday, Sept. 17 at the West Milford site. The rain date is Sunday, Sept 18. Plein Air painting is the act of capturing the elusive light and shadows in the constant changing great outdoors, according to a release from the Friends of Wallisch Homestead. At least 10 artists have committed and will come to the Wallisch Homestead with easels, canvas, brushes and paints to paint in “the moment." A watercolor painting usually takes about an hour or two to complete. All artists with Plein Air experie…

by Ken Davis

09/02/2016

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Haworth Church Plans 9/11 Service Honoring First Responders HAWORTH, N.J. -- First Congregational United Church of Christ in Haworth will have a special service to honor first responders Sunday, Sept. 11.The church invites community members to a time of reflection, remembrance and gratitude to honor first responders and their families. The worship will mark 15 years since the tragic 9/11 attack on the United States, which affected so many in northern New Jersey. Haworth Mayor John Smart will share some thoughts, and the children of the Haworth UCC will prepare a special ice cream social with homemade cookies for the church's fellowship meeting afte…

by Ken Davis

09/02/2016

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Northern Highlands Lions Plan Golf Classic In Ramsey RAMSEY, N.J. -- The 12th Annual Saddle River Valley Lions Herb Bodensiek Golf Classic will be held Monday, Sept. 26, at Ramsey Golf and Country Club. The Golf Classic is an all-inclusive event giving golfers real value for their registration fee, according to a release from the Saddle River Valley Lions Club. Tickets are $135 per person, which includes all greens fees, use of a cart, a full breakfast, barbecue lunch, beer and beverages. Click here to fill out the registration form and purchase tickets. Using a ‘scramble format,’ participants will be competing for great prizes, including t…

by Ken Davis

09/02/2016

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Dine At Tommy Fox's To Support Bergenfield Museum BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- The Bergenfield Museum Society will host "Dining to Donate" at Tommy Fox's Public House in Bergenfield on Thursday, Sept 15, all day long.Guests can have lunch, dinner, drinks or buy a gift card at Tommy Fox's, and 20 percent of their bill will be donated to the Bergenfield Museum. Diners must present the flier at the time of the payment for the donation to count, or they can show the event on their mobile phones. Click here for flier. From 5 to 8 p.m. classic cars from Restored Rusty Relics will be on display in the rear parking lot. For additional informa…

by Ken Davis

09/02/2016

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