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John Haffey

Client Editor

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.

John Haffey's Contributions

Sports

In Program's Third Year, Pace Women's Lacrosse Receives National Ranking PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- In just its third year as a varsity program, the Pace University women's lacrosse team, the Setters, will open the 2017 season ranked 18th in country, according to the Nike/US Lacrosse Women's Division II Preseason Poll. This marks the team's first-ever appearance in the national rankings. The Setters' rise to national prominence comes after a breakout second season for the program in 2016. Pace finished 10-8 overall last year, a five-win improvement from its inaugural season, qualified for its first-ever Northeast-10 Conference Championship Tournament and won its firs…

Content Partner: Pace University

Lifestyle

Bedford Playhouse Reaches 2016 Funding Goal, Nears Final Planning Stages BEDFORD, N.Y. -- The future of moviegoing in northern Westchester County is about to change, as Bedford Playhouse has reached its 2016 fundraising goal. A vibrant cultural and social destination, the theater is dedicated to screening the best films for adults and families, as well as becoming a community hub for social gatherings, special events, and educational programs relating to film and the arts. During the construction preparation, additional asbestos was discovered in the building and will be remediated shortly by the Playhouse. Once the removal is completed, an inspection will be req…

Content Partner: Bedford Playhouse

Lifestyle

Can An App Really Prevent Heart Disease? It's A Start Says Highland Medical NYACK, N.Y. -- With today's interconnection of health and technology, learning how to keep your body in shape can be a click away, thanks in part to the growth of wellness apps and wearable fitness trackers. While some apps motivate people to exercise, others help count calories, monitor hear rate and more. Through use of these advanced apps, phone users can calculate health risks such as heart disease and monitor cardiac health, right in the palm their hands. Fitness trackers such as Fitbit or Apple Watch can help develop and maintain an exercise program, which is an important aspect of a h…

Content Partner: Highland Medical

Schools

Pace People This Week: Asian Cinema, Study Abroad And Special Advocacy PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Here is a roundup of newsmakers and their news in brief from Pace University: Pace University associate professor of communication studies, Satish Kolluri, and Confucius Institute executive director and professor of history, Joseph Lee, co-edited the book “Hong Kong and Bollywood: Globalization of Asian Cinemas." The book is a comparative study of two fast-growing Asian film industries and examines issues of cinema globalization, glocalization and transnationalism. Three Pace students will be studying abroad in Germany and Italy after being selected as the recipi…

Content Partner: Pace University

Lifestyle

Northern Westchester Hospital Helps Parents Simplify 'The Big Talk' MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – Northern Westchester Hospital will host "The Big Talk Made Small & Simple," a speaker series designed to help parents communicate with their children about sex and sexuality. The presenter and director of Community Health Education and Outreach at NWH, Maria Simonetti, will help parents open the lines of communication – with tips on making children feel as comfortable as possible. "Programs like these are crucial for our community because parents sometimes lack the necessary information and the confidence to accurately teach their children about sexual…

Content Partner: Northern Westchester Hospital

Lifestyle

Is Cancer Preventable? Highland Medical Doctor Explains How To Lower Risk NYACK, N.Y. -- What causes cancer? Is there something I can do to prevent it? What happens if I'm diagnosed? Dr. Sung Ho Lee of Hematology/Oncology Associates of Rockland answers these and other common questions in honor of February's World Cancer Day. What lifestyle changes can lower cancer risk? Despite the widely held belief that cancer is largely a hereditary condition, only five to ten percent of cancers are inherited. "Smoking cigarettes and excessive exposure to direct sunlight are well-known cancer risk factors, but there are many others we can avoid to reduce our risk of cance…

Content Partner: Highland Medical

Lifestyle

Show Your Heart Love This February With Screenings At The Valley Hospital RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- According to a recent study by the Cleveland Clinic, of which Valley Health System is an affiliate, Americans overwhelmingly fear heart disease. In fact, 68 percent of those surveyed admitted they are worried about dying due to some form of cardiac disease. Despite this concern, many at-risk individuals are critically unaware of what factors signify good cardiac health. For example, just 18 percent of people surveyed could state their body mass index, and only 38 percent knew their blood pressure. Although heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women…

Content Partner: Valley Health System

Lifestyle

Don't Fumble Away Your New Year's Eating Goals This Super Bowl Sunday With the NFL playoffs down to the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, the stage is set for Super Bowl LI on Feb. 5. Even if you aren't heading down to Houston and lacing up the cleats this Sunday, being the evening's MVP is easy thanks to big-game snacks that are as delicious as they are nutritious. Before hosting or attending a party, it's important not to head in with an empty stomach. "Take the edge off a couple hours before the tailgate with a snack high in protein and fiber," said Elaine Magee, a wellness dietitian for ACME Markets. "You’ll be less likely to overea…

Content Partner: Acme Markets

Lifestyle

Shop With Your Heart This Valentine's Day At Mount Kisco Charity MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – This February, the Twigs of Northern Westchester will be offering a sale from Feb. 6 to Feb. 14. Area shoppers will have the opportunity to "wow" their special someone this Valentine’s Day, while helping the community as a whole. All jewelry at the Thriftree Thrift Shop will be 25 percent off, ranging from budget-friendly to high-end. Shoppers can also take 50 percent off all coats, as well as any heart-shaped items in the store. Twigs of Northern Westchester is a volunteer women's group dedicated to raising funds for Northern Westchester Hospital, and currentl…

Content Partner: Northern Westchester Hospital

Lifestyle

When Looking To Redesign Your Home, Design Details Hold The Key FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Starting a remodeling project without a professional design is a bit like taking a road trip without a map: you can arrive at your destination, but it’s a much more difficult process than it had to be. Even for homeowners who know exactly what they want, having a professional design provides a clear blueprint and ensures a project's ease from start to finish. One of the key benefits to having a professional plan is clarity. Translating a client's vision into a plan that clearly reflects what they want is key to a successful project. "We’ve all had occasions where we …

Content Partner: Mr. Handyman of Fairfield County

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