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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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Lifestyle

From Pew To ICU, Rockland Priests Share Remarkable Bond ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Having a close friend require a quadruple bypass surgery isn't an everyday occurrence. But for Father Michael Keane, watching a friend and fellow priest go through the procedure just weeks before unexpectedly needing the exact same treatment himself, it all seemed like more than just a coincidence. Keane, 55, and Father Jack Arlotta, 66, are both Catholic priests in Orange County, and have been friends for nearly 30 years. "We lived on the same hall during seminary school in Yonkers, and I served Mike’s first mass when he was ordained in 1990, two years before …

Content Partner: Westchester Medical Center

Lifestyle

From Rivers To Reservoirs, Water Summit Tackles Global Crisis PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Water has a value greater than just for cooking, consuming and cleaning. It's the lifeblood of civilization, and unfortunately, has become more scarce than ever before. This was the picture painted by scientists and water experts at Pace University’s third Summit on Resilience, which was created to develop problem-solving strategies that address local, national and global water challenges. “This summit was devoted to discussing one of the looming crises of the century: the challenges and conflicts surrounding water issues," said Dyson College Dean Dr. Nira Herrm…

Content Partner: Pace University

Lifestyle

During Cancer Survivorship, NYP Helps Keep Hearts Beating Thanks to improvements in cancer detection and treatment, there are over 15.5 million cancer survivors in the United States. However, as cancer survivors live longer, many become at risk for heart problems due to the long-term effects of the very treatments that saved them. Thanks to the work of cardiologists and oncologists, doctors and patients are discovering how to minimize cardiac issues, long after cancer treatments have ended. While treatments such as radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted therapy do a great job eliminating cancer, they often trigger side effects that ca…

Content Partner: NewYork-Presbyterian

Lifestyle

For Spring House Sellers, Preparation Is Key For those selling a house, spring can be an incredibly hectic time. Winter is often tough on property, as plows can turn driveways and yards into craters, salt eats away at exposed metal and the constant moisture and cold wreak havoc on pipes and siding. However, prepping your home to sell this spring need not be a full-time job. Simple steps go a long way toward increasing curb appeal, which can be a determining factor for buyers. Power washing a house's siding, painting worn areas, trimming bushes and trees and raking a lawn can go a long way in increasing a home's first impression."T…

Content Partner: Wallauer's Design Centers

Lifestyle

Hudson Valley Women Take The Fight To Breast Cancer With Educational Summit PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- For breast cancer survivors and those currently battling the disease, the Greater Hudson Valley Chapter of The Links, Incorporated is working to provide support for women in Westchester County and beyond, during their life-changing diagnoses. The Links, Incorporated, a volunteer organization committed to the cultural and economic advancement of African American women, is hosting PINK SUMMIT 2017 on Saturday, May 6 at Pace University in Pleasantville. The event will focus on how a women's health is impacted by breast cancer, through the testimonials survivors, friends …

Content Partner: White Plains Hospital

Business

Pleasantville Business Celebrates 35 Years Of Neighborhood Service PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- For Al Borrelli, owner and founder of A. Borrelli Mechanical in Pleasantville, being the area's premier HVAC specialists isn't just about fixing boilers and installing air conditioning. After 35 years in business, Borrelli has learned that it's not only services and customers that keep the business growing, but employees as well. “The culture here is unique, we are employee driven in everything we do,” explains Borrelli. When technicians are on a job servicing everything from air conditioning units to furnaces, customers experience the same familial care as when A. Bo…

Content Partner: A. Borrelli

Real Estate

'Escape' The Ordinary With William Raveis' Lifestyle Listings Buying a house is much more than just purchasing four walls and a roof. When families move into a new home, they become part of a community and enjoy the lifestyle an area has to offer. Thanks to William Raveis' Escapes platform, sellers in some of the country's most desirable locations are able to showcase exactly what makes their communities one-of-a-kind. "We noticed that we have all these wonderful offices up and down the east coast and wanted to create a way to share everyone’s listings and area expertise," said Kathy Braddock, managing director of William Raveis' New York Cit…

Content Partner: William Raveis

Schools

Beyond Sunsets: Pace Filmmakers Explore Sunshine State's Unseen Side PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Known for its white sandy beaches, crystal blue water and inviting tropical climate, Florida has seen an explosion in population in recent decades. As development booms, this influx of new residents has caused a cloud to build over the Sunshine State, one that Pace film students examine in their newest documentary, "Ridge to Ranch to River to Reef." Each year, Pace's award-winning documentary program has tackled environmental issues, from the reefs of Curacao to the farms of Cuba. Led by Media and Communication Arts professor Dr. Maria Luskay, students decide…

Content Partner: Pace University

Real Estate

Take A Walk In The Park This Spring, With Elliman's Uptown Listings NEW YORK -- Central Park offers Manhattanites more than just a place to walk their dogs and throw a frisbee; it's home to countless sports leagues, nature trails and even a zoo, all just a short walk from the hustle and bustle. For homeowners at several of Douglas Elliman Real Estate's newest Manhattan listings, the world's most famous park is never too far away. Located at the southern tip of the park, 1 Central Park South sits in the iconic Plaza Hotel and Residences. World renowned for both its location and luxury, the Plaza has welcomed guests ranging from heads of states to rockstars, a…

Content Partner: Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Lifestyle

It's Showtime, As Bedford Playhouse Schedules Spring Groundbreaking BEDFORD, N.Y. -- For movie buffs in Fairfield and Westchester Counties, it's on to the final act for the newly-redesigned Bedford Playhouse. The Playhouse' Board of Directors has announced that formal construction for the theater renovation will begin in early May of this year. “We are very excited to get our shovels in the ground," said Sarah Long, Chairman of the Board of Directors. "Many dedicated people have put in an enormous amount of time and effort to get us here. We've landed on a clearer path, with a more thoughtful design that is less expensive to build and will be more…

Content Partner: Bedford Playhouse

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