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'Like A Diamond In The Sky' Arrives At Fair Lawn Community Center 'Like A Diamond In The Sky' Arrives At Fair Lawn Community Center
'Like A Diamond In The Sky' Arrives At Fair Lawn Community Center FAIR LAWN, N.J. -- Palisades Virtuosi -- a flute, clarinet and piano trio -- present "Like a Diamond in the Sky," the final concert of their 2015-2016 season, on Friday, June 10, at the Fair Lawn Community CenterThe program of celestially inspired music will include the world premiere of Roger Stubblefield's "Fire Diamond," Op. 18, for flute, clarinet and piano, commissioned by Palisades Virtuosi. This is part of the ensemble's "Mission to Commission" and celebrates 75 works created for them since 2003. Other composers on this program include Matthew Baier, Chop…

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Sports
Sports Camp For Special-Needs Kids Comes To North Arlington Sports Camp For Special-Needs Kids Comes To North Arlington
Sports Camp For Special-Needs Kids Comes To North Arlington NORTH ARLINGTON, N.J. -- The Viking Allstar Sports Camp, for special-needs kids in grades K-5, is coming to North Arlington on Sunday, June 12.The free clinic will cover baseball and softball basics. Kids will work with coaches on hitting and hitting -- and parents are welcome to help. RSVP by Friday, June 10, by calling 201-628-2355 or emailing events@nasoftball.com. The clinic will be from 2-3:30 p.m. at Allan Park, 96 Schuyler Ave. This event is sponsored by North Arlington Girls Softball and Access for All.

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Lifestyle
Bergenfield Reaps Results From Mayors Wellness Challenge Bergenfield Reaps Results From Mayors Wellness Challenge
Bergenfield Reaps Results From Mayors Wellness Challenge BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- Four Bergenfield residents who completed five or more weigh-ins won prizes in the 2016 Mayors Wellness Challenge. "What a success!" said Bergenfield Public Nurse Patricia August. "On behalf of the Bergenfield Mayors Wellness Campaign, I want to extend a heart-felt thank you for your commitment to making the 2016 program so successful. It was our vision to reach out to the community and encourage healthy lifestyles." The program, which kicked off on April 3, offered free exercise programs and nutritional and stress reduction guidance. Participants w…

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Events
Closter Temple Organizes July Rummage Sale Closter Temple Organizes July Rummage Sale
Closter Temple Organizes July Rummage Sale CLOSTER, N.J. -- Closter's Temple Beth El is hosting a rummage sale on Sunday, July 10. "An amazing selection of clothing for the whole family and gently used household goods await the savvy shopper," organizers note. "Come browse our fantastic selection of clothing, shoes, household good, toys, sports equipment, etc." Admission is free, and the sale will run from 9 a.m. until noon, and from 1-3 p.m., in the temple's social hall. Temple Beth El is located at 221 Schraalenburgh Rd., in Closter. For more information on the temple and its events, visit its website.

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Events
Haworth Organizes 'Camp-A-Looza' Camp Fair Haworth Organizes 'Camp-A-Looza' Camp Fair
Haworth Organizes 'Camp-a-looza' Camp Fair HAWORTH, N.J. -- If you're not yet sure what activities to enroll your kids in this summer, Haworth Municipal Library aims to help, with it's "Camp-A-Looza" on Saturday, June 11.At this free camps fair, residents will be able to get a sense of what many local camps and organizations offer. Participants programs include Haworth Summer Rec Tenafly Nature Center One River School French Academy Chef Central Kids Party Play Tumble Fashion Camp Cresskill Performing Arts The event will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The library is located at 300 Haworth Ave.

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Mahwah Museum Unveils New Exhibits At The Old Station, Caboose Mahwah Museum Unveils New Exhibits At The Old Station, Caboose
Mahwah Museum Unveils New Exhibits At The Old Station, Caboose MAHWAH, N.J. -- The 2016 season for Mahwah's Old Station Museum and Caboose will open on Sunday, June 26, from 2-4 p.m., and will be open Sundays through mid-September. New this season are several models built by former Mahwah resident Hollis Bachmann, including of New York Central No. 999 and several other trolleys. His niece, Kay Doody, donated this part of Bachmann's collection. Bachmann had built the model of the North Jersey Rapid Transit interurban car (trolley) that ran from Suffern to Paterson. That model has been displayed in the museum's main museum building. It was two feet long,…

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Bergenfield Health Department Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings Bergenfield Health Department Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings
Bergenfield Health Department Offers Free Skin Cancer Screenings BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States, with about one million new cases diagnosed each year. The Bergenfield Health Department and the Advanced Laser & Skin Cancer Center of Teaneck are partnering to provide a free screening on Thursday, June 9. Most skin cancers, including melanoma, can be cured if detected early. The free Skin Cancer Screening Program is to promote early detection and prompt treatment of skin cancer. The screening is for Bergenfield residents, 18 years and older. From 9:30 a.m. until noon on June 9, a practitioner fro…

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Locals Teens Invited to Summer Drone Camp In Paramus Locals Teens Invited to Summer Drone Camp In Paramus
Locals Teens Invited to Summer Drone Camp In Paramus PARAMUS, N.J. -- Bergen Community College is offering a drone summer camp for teens 12-15, in two sessions. One is in mid-July and the other is in early August. The Land/Air/Sea/Robotics Academy Camp is a one-week hands-on discovery adventure for teens from 12 to 15 years old. Participants will explore the science behind the robotics that are quickly becoming a part of our everyday lives. Unmanned Autonomous Systems --or UASs -- are versatile machines able to maneuver in diverse, and sometimes dangerous, environments. Equipped with sensors, a UAS can go into the heart of a storm to monitor…

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Business Volunteer Council Organizes Veteran's Issues Discussion In Mahwah Business Volunteer Council Organizes Veteran's Issues Discussion In Mahwah
Business Volunteer Council Organizes Veteran's Issues Discussion In Mahwah MAHWAH, N.J. -- The Business Volunteer Council welcomes folks to join its June networking meeting, "Joining Forces: A Discussion on Veteran's Issues in Bergen County," on Thursday, June 9. "This power networking event gives you an opportunity to share best practices in engagement with BVC members and guests," organizers note. A panel discussion by experts in veterans affairs will follow, examining how local businesses can address issues faced by Bergen County veterans. The event will run from 8-10:30 a.m., at Sharp Electronics, 1 Sharp Plaza, in Mahwah. Register here.

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Neighbors
Rotary Club Of The Palisades To Honor Three Leonians Rotary Club Of The Palisades To Honor Three Leonians
Rotary Club Of The Palisades To Honor Three Leonians LEONIA, N.J. -- The Rotary Club of The Palisades will honor three Leonians for their service on Thursday, June 16, as part of the Rotary Club's yearly Installation Dinner.Hans and Ellie Spiegel and Philip Choi will be named Paul Harris Fellows for their service. All three exemplify the Rotary motto of "Service Above Self." Non-Rotarians are also welcome to honor them at the Installation Dinner. The Spiegels are being honored for their six decades advocating for social justice in the U.S. and abroad. They have participated in the Sunday Peace Vigil Group since 2001, and they help or…

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