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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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Lifestyle

Hudson Valley Girl Scouts Offer More Than Just Cookies WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- When many people think of Girl Scouts, cookies, badges, campfires and friendship bracelets often come to mind. However, the 104 year-old youth organization offers young women the opportunity to experience so much more. “For me, Girl Scouting isn’t just about wearing a vest, taking trips and selling cookies," said Jade, an Ambassador Girl Scout from White Plains. "It’s building relationships with other people, learning how to be a responsible person and making an effort to better yourself and your community." Recognizing a need for better, more r…

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Schools

Pace Names Marvin Krislov As University's New President NEW YORK -- Marvin Krislov, president of Oberlin College since 2007, has been elected the eighth president of Pace University, according to a recent statement released by the university. “On behalf of the entire Board of Trustees, I am pleased to welcome Marvin Krislov as the next president of Pace,” said Mark M. Besca ’81, chairman of the Board of Trustees. Krislov will begin his duties as president on Aug. 1, 2017. Krislov, 56, will succeed Stephen J. Friedman, 78, who announced in February 2016 that he planned to step down after 13 years with Pace, including the last 10 as president. “I…

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Lifestyle

From Risotto To Roses, Balducci's Has You Covered This Valentine's Day RYE BROOK, N.Y. -- Those looking for last minute gift options and dinner plans this Valentine’s Day, fear not, as the new Balducci’s Food Lover’s Market in Rye Brook is making planning a romantic evening as simple as stopping by the store. Shoppers can choose from an array of gourmet chocolates and candies, decadent gifts and more. The store’s floral boutique offers custom arrangements, festive bouquets and fresh cut flowers in an assortment of colors. The Rye store's candy display is a sight to behold, and includes gift options such as champagne gummy bears, dark chocolate covered cherries…

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Lifestyle

Pace, Earthjustice Partner To Lower Con Ed Rates, Begin Energy Reform NEW YORK -- For Con Ed customers, more clean and efficient energy may be on the way, thanks in part to the work of Pace University, Earthjustice and other environmental and energy groups. Last month, the New York Public Service Commission adopted a new three-year rate plan for Consolidated Edison Company of New York, addressing the energy provider's responsibility to its customers and the environment. The announcement comes after months-long settlement negotiations, as a result of a joint proposal filed on Sept. 19 by Department of Public Service staff and signed by Pace Energy and Climate …

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Lifestyle

Stamford Health, HSS Partner To Bring Big-City Orthopedic Care To Suburbs STAMFORD, Conn. -- The future of orthopedic care is coming to Fairfield County, thanks to a new partnership between Stamford Health and Hospital for Special Surgery. The two organizations have formally announced a collaboration to create the premier center for advanced orthopedic care in Connecticut and beyond. The new center, which will be known as HSS Orthopedics at Stamford Health, will provide unrivaled inpatient and ambulatory care and host surgeons from HSS in New York City. “We believe this strategic and innovative relationship with HSS will elevate our institution to the forefront o…

by Daily Voice

02/09/2017

Lifestyle

Valley Medical Group Practices Join Federal Program To Improve Primary Care RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Valley Medical Group has announced that 20 of its 23 primary care practices in New Jersey have been selected for inclusion in the federal Comprehensive Primary Care Plus program, a partnership designed to provide improved access to quality health care at lower costs. The program includes the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), commercial health plans, self-insured businesses and primary care providers. Valley Medical Group’s practices are among nearly 2,900 primary care practices nationwide participating in Comprehensive Primary Care Plus, also known as CPC…

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Business

Oritani Bank Promotes Ivonne Reimundo To BSA Officer TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON, N.J. -- Oritani Bank, headquartered in the Township of Washington, recently announced the promotion of Bergen County resident Ivonne Reimundo to BSA officer. In her new role as BSA Officer, Reimundo will be responsible for executing and enhancing compliance policy, procedures and annual risk assessments. Additionally, Reimundo will review customer Anti-Money Laundering (AML) risk rating assessments, conduct AML and Office of Foreign Assets Control related transaction monitoring, offer account recommendations to business and internal units and assist the chief complian…

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Lifestyle

Genetic Counseling And Testing Aids In Cancer Prevention And Risk Reduction There’s no better time than National Cancer Prevention Month, which is celebrated each February, to learn how to reduce cancer risk. Genetic counseling can determine whether you are at risk for developing certain cancers, and provides you and your physician with the information needed to make informed decisions on genetic testing and risk reduction. Cancer prevention begins with understanding your cancer risk factors. These include those you can control, such as not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, getting regular exercise and eating a balanced diet, and those you cannot control, such …

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Schools

It's Lights, Camera, Acción For Pace Students' Cuban Documentary PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- It's not a typical spring break trip when you get the chance to experience firsthand the remnants of the Cold War in the West. However, during last year's semester recess, a group of film production students from Pace University were given the opportunity of a lifetime: travel to Cuba during former President Barack Obama's historic visit and chronicle the country's remarkable transformation. The capstone of Pace's Producing the Documentary course, a class offered to undergraduates each spring, "Cuba's Crossroads: Hope, Rock, and [R]Evolution," is the progra…

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Lifestyle

Not All Rotator Cuff Injuries Are Equal Says CareMount Medical Surgeon MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Whether it’s combing our hair, getting dressed, or just reaching for a snack in the fridge, many everyday activities require us to lift our arms. Unfortunately, those with a rotator cuff tear in their shoulder often can’t make simple movements without pain and weakness. However, thanks to advances in surgical and non-surgical procedures, patients with shoulder injuries are returning to pain-free lives sooner than ever before. The rotator cuff is a network of four muscles joined together as tendons which cover the head of the upper arm bone. The cuff keeps the arm in the …

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