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2010 Bergen County High School Football Preview Guide
Bergen Newspaper Group and North Jersey Sports.com proudly present the 2010 Bergen County High School Football Preview Guide
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Bogota Racquet Club slates grand opening
Tennis player, Christina Marietta McHale, born in Teaneck and lives in Englewood Cliffs, was at the ribbon cutting of the Bogota Racquet Club on Tuesday, Sept. 7. The Bogota Racquet Club completed renovations close to a half a million dollars and opened to the general public Tuesday, Sept. 7. The club will launch CourtSense, an [...]
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Closter man jailed for violating probation
By Christina Rossi Hugh D. Johnson, who has been the focus of a dozen harassment complaints by Closter officials, was sentenced to 90 days in jail on Thursday, Sept. 2, after pleading guilty to violating his probation following his conviction on harassment charges in July and a similar conviction in Closter Municipal Court in September [...]
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Tenafly Police report bear sighting at JCC
By Robyn Nadel TENAFLY – Pearl Seiden, president of JCC on the Palisades and Avi A. Lewinson, executive director of the JCC would like to notify its’ members and people in and around the area that WCBS 880 reported that ‘at around 8 p.m., Monday Aug. 30, a medium sized black bear was spotted wandering [...]
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Children benefit from summer food drive
By Robyn Nadel Hundreds of children from needy families receive hot breakfast and lunch during the school year through subsidized school meal programs. When schools closed for summer vacation, these meals are not available, and low-income families are often unable to fill the void, many having to make the choice between paying rent or going [...]
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Teaneck offices’ 4-day week
By Teaneck Councilman Elie Y. Katz The Teaneck Municipal Building changed to a four day work week and new hours on Aug. 17, 2009. The change in hours was to make the Municipal Building more convenient for all Teaneck residents. In addition, by only being open four days, the thought was that Teaneck taxpayers should [...]
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Local services to remember September 11 victims
By Christina Rossi The ninth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that resulted in the deaths of more than 3,000 Americans and brought down the World Trade Center in Manhattan will be marked in many communities. Local observances on Saturday, Sept. 11 include: Bergen County: County Executive Dennis McNerney and the Board of [...]
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Deals for the whole family at SuburbanMomma.com
By John Packer At one time the clarion call for shopping was: CHARGE! In these lesser economic times, though, that call has been changed to: DEAL! Deals are just what are offered at the new online collective purchasing site SuburbanMamma.com (www.suburbanmomma.com). This new site uses the power of group purchasing to offer a “Daily Deal” [...]
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Who lost the $400M?
It’s no surprise that Governor Christie fired Education Commissioner Bret Schundler. You can’t expect to survive after you’ve made a $400 million mistake. Especially after an earlier run-in with your boss when you kept him in the dark about a compromise you had orchestrated with the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA). As he trudged out [...]
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