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Nearly 40 Employers To Participate In Passaic County Job Fair
WAYNE, N. J. -- Thirty-six businesses and organizations are planning to participate in the diversified career job fair Thursday at William Paterson University's Continuing Education Center in Wayne.Job seekers are encouraged to bring at least 30 copies of a current resume, and wear professional attire. The fair runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 14 in the center, 1600 Valley Road, Wayne.
A snow date is planned Jan. 15.
Some of the employers participating are: Aflac, Atlantic Health System, NJ Transit, Pep Boys, Pennsylvania State Police, Sleepy's, and United States Park Police. Visit the websi…
Experts Speaking At Family University In Millbrook
MILLBROOK, N. Y. -- Local experts on a variety of family and parenting topics are participating in a series of sessions that make up Family University on Wednesday, Jan. 13 at Millbrook Middle School.Two 40-minute sessions are scheduled, starting at 7 p.m. at the middle school, 4228 Chapman Road. Each session includes topics such as positive parenting, Internet safety, college and career planning, family wellness, among others.
Special presenters are Steven Rappleyea, mental health specialist, who will talk about positive behavioral interventions and support, and David M. Spinda Jr., an inve…
Dorothy R. Dore, 84, Longtime Hopewell Junction Teacher
HOPEWELL JUNCTION, N. Y. -- Dorothy R. Dore, Hopewell Junction resisdent and retired teacher so well known for greeting students each morning that the entrance to her former school was named for her, died Jan. 7. She was 84.Dore, formerly of Woodhaven, taught for 39 years at Van Wyck Junior High School in Wappingers Falls. After her retirement last June, the entrance was renamed "The Dore Greeting Center."
Born Jan. 14, 1931, she was the daughter of Charles and Madeline Wray Lane. On March 25, 1951 at Our Lady of Grace Church in Queens, Dorothy married John K. Dore, who predeceased…
Five Byram Hills HS Science Students Named Intel Semifinalists
ARMONK, N. Y. -- Five Byram Hills High School science students are semifinalists in the national Intel Science Talent Search competition.They were named Wednesday, and are among 300 high school seniors nationwide selected as semifinalists from a field of 1,750. The semifinalist designation means they each earn a $1,000 scholarship, and a $1,000 for each student goes to Byram Hills High School, officials said.
The students are: Sela Berenblum, Kevin Chang, Dominick Rowan, Lyndsay Siegle and Sarah Tang. The students all completed research projects as part of Byram Hills' Dr. Robert Pavlica Aut…
