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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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Events
Pace Greats Honored At Hall Of Fame Dinner And Awards Ceremony Pace Greats Honored At Hall Of Fame Dinner And Awards Ceremony
Pace Greats Honored At Hall Of Fame Dinner And Awards Ceremony PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – The Pace Department of Athletics will recognize the five newest member of Pace Athletics Hall of Fame in a formal ceremony on Friday, April 29. The event will be held at Willow Ridge Country Club in Harrison, beginning with a cocktail reception at 6 p.m. followed by a dinner and awards at 7 p.m. The newest members to the Pace Athletics Hall of Fame are former Director of Athletics Joe O'Donnell, Suzette Gehl (Softball '99), Rich Johnson (Football '87), Ginny Ziogas Torreso (Women's Basketball '96) and Todd Ziogas (Men's Basketball '98). The Pace Athletics Hall of Fame w…

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by John Haffey
Lifestyle
The Valley Hospital Earns an ‘A’ for Patient Safety The Valley Hospital Earns an ‘A’ for Patient Safety
The Valley Hospital Earns an ‘A’ for Patient Safety RIDGEWOOD, NJ, -- For the eighth time, The Valley Hospital has been recognized for its dedication to patient safety by being awarded an ‘A’ grade in the Spring 2016 Hospital Safety Score, which rates how well hospitals protect patients from preventable medical errors, injuries and infections within the hospital.  Valley was one of 798 hospitals to receive an A, ranking among the safest hospitals in the United States. More than 2,500 hospitals nationwide received Hospital Safety Scores of A, B, C, D, or F based on how well they protect patients accidents, errors, injuries and infections. For …

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Sports
Pace Unveils New Field House, Field And Dugouts In Pleasantville Ceremony Pace Unveils New Field House, Field And Dugouts In Pleasantville Ceremony
Pace Unveils New Field House, Field And Dugouts In Pleasantville Ceremony PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – This Saturday, April 30, Pace University will host the grand opening of the  new Ianniello Field House, as well as the re-dedication of Peter X. Finnerty Field and the Fred Calaicone Dugout dedication.  The Ianniello Field House grand opening will be a celebration of the generosity of Pace Trustee and football alumnus Joseph Ianniello '90. The Ianniello Field House is a 14,010 square-foot facility that includes a strength and conditioning center, VIP room, locker rooms and a sports medicine component, and is located behind the south end zone of Pace Stadium. Ianniello, …

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Schools
Highview School Holds Autism Awareness Dance-a-Thon Highview School Holds Autism Awareness Dance-a-Thon
Highview School Holds Autism Awareness Dance-a-Thon GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- To cap off Autism Awareness Week, Highview Elementary School students and teachers let loose last Friday and got ready for their vacation week at the Highview Autism Awareness Dance-a-Thon. Students and faculty spent the day gyrating and jumping to music served up by a DJ and just generally dancing for joy. Browse the photo gallery to see.

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Lifestyle
Brighten Up Your Yard This Spring With Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Guests Brighten Up Your Yard This Spring With Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Guests
Brighten Up Your Yard This Spring With Ruby-Throated Hummingbird Guests As spring steams full speed ahead, bird enthusiasts in the tri-state area eagerly await one of the region’s most beloved avian marvels: the Ruby-throated Hummingbird.  During our chilly winters, these diminutive jewels feed on the abundant tropical flowers of northern Central America. With the waning of winter, Ruby-throats slowly begin their journey north, ultimately launching a non-stop nocturnal crossing of the Gulf of Mexico. Arriving at the Eastern Seaboard, they establish breeding territories in every available forest, field, and backyard. In the greater New York area, Ruby-throats ar…

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by William Haffey
Lifestyle
RBA Welcomes An Array of Rockland Small Business Owners RBA Welcomes An Array of Rockland Small Business Owners
RBA Welcomes An Array of Rockland Small Business Owners PEARL RIVER, N.Y. -- The Rockland Business Assoication is welcoming the following seven members into the association last week. Property Restoration - Jennifer Behrends of Belfor Property Restorations. Whether assisting with insurance claims for frozen pipes, or sending their National Command Center to respond to disasters such as Katrina, Irene & Sandy, Jennifer and her team restore property and lives. Restaurant - Elena Hansen of Red Hill Cafe. Hansen, a New City resident, has started a new venture blending her love for cooking and hospitality uniting quality and community in Hudson V…

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News
Norwalk Voters Head To The Polls For Presidential Primary Norwalk Voters Head To The Polls For Presidential Primary
Norwalk Voters Head To The Polls For Presidential Primary NORWALK, Conn. — The rain was not dampening the presidential primary spirit on Tuesday morning in Norwalk as voters began to trickle in to cast ballots for their party favorites. Registered Democrats and Republicans in Connecticut can cast their ballots anytime between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. Anyone standing in line at 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote. Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Rocky de la Fuente, who petitioned his way onto the ballot and randomly drew the top spot, face off for the Democratic nomination.  Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Donald Trump and Ben Carson will vie for the Republican nom…

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by Daily Voice
Lifestyle
Knee Pain? Make Sure Your Meniscus Is In Top Shape Knee Pain? Make Sure Your Meniscus Is In Top Shape
Knee Pain? Make Sure Your Meniscus Is In Top Shape STAMFORD, Conn. -- Whether you are an athlete or a weekend warrior, being aware of how to prevent injuries is of the utmost importance. Meniscus tears can occur in people of all ages. But what exactly is a meniscus?  There are actually two menisci in each knee that distribute the weight of the body and reduce friction in the knee. The menisci sit in the knee joint between the femur and the tibia along with cartilage, a smooth, gliding layer that allows pain-free motion at the joint. The menisci are crescent-shaped fibrocartilage structures that protect the cartilage from damage and allow the…

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Lifestyle
Don't Let Your Child's Foot Pain Catch You Flat Footed Don't Let Your Child's Foot Pain Catch You Flat Footed
Don't Let Your Child's Foot Pain Catch You Flat Footed PARAMUS, N.J. -- Does my child have flat feet? What are the effects of flat feet in young children? These are some of the questions parents ponder and often choose to seek medical advice about from pediatricians, orthopedists, podiatrists, and physical therapists.  Flat foot is a common condition evaluated by medical professions even though it is, in fact, considered to be a variant of normal. The incidence of moderate-to-severe pediatric flat foot is only about 18 percent of the general population and the prevalence of flexible flat foot reduces with age. The long-term effect of flat feet i…

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Schools
Happiness Workshop Helps Bring Woodlands Students 'Closer To The Light' Happiness Workshop Helps Bring Woodlands Students 'Closer To The Light'
Happiness Workshop Helps Bring Woodlands Students 'Closer To The Light' GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Woodlands Middle School students were introduced to the “Art of Happiness” last Friday, when their school leaders helped students pursue happiness, strive to achieve balance in their lives and how to unplug from a fast-paced world.  The day also featured teamwork activities and an emotional keynote speech from Michael Fowlin, a psychologist and actor. Fowling admitted that his hobbies in middle school were "shoplifting, burning down parks, and blowing things up" and described teens as "goldfish with short memory spans,." but noted that moths have a lif…

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Content Partner: Greenburgh Central School District
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