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Joe Jenkins

Managing Editor, Orange County

jjenkins@dailyvoice.com

Joe Jenkins is a reporter who has worked for various publications including the Poughkeepsie Journal and the New York Daily News. He Graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2003 and received his master's degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in 2012. Joe is also a contributing columnist and analyst for various online sports publications.

Joe was formerly a managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Schools
Little Ferry, South Hackensack Schools Organize PARCC Testing Info Session Little Ferry, South Hackensack Schools Organize PARCC Testing Info Session
Little Ferry, South Hackensack Schools Organize Parcc Testing Info Session LITTLE FERRY, N.J. -- The New Jersey Chamber of Commerce will team up with the Little Ferry and South Hackensack School districts to host a seminar on Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) testing at the Washington School on Tuesday.The Chamber will discuss the significance of PARCC testing to future job opportunities. All are welcome to attend.  The presentation will begin at 7 p.m.  Washington School is located at 123 Liberty St. 

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Bergenfield Students Collect 'Pennies For Patients' Bergenfield Students Collect 'Pennies For Patients'
Bergenfield Students Collect 'Pennies For Patients' BERGENFIELD, N.J. -- Students at Franklin School in Bergenfield participated in "Random Acts of Kindness Week" in February. Students were encouraged to think about and demonstrate ways in which they can display kindness towards others.  In addition to various classroom activities and lessons, students also participated in the “Pennies for Patients” program and collected spare change to support individuals battling leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.

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Neighbors
Cresskill Native The Newest Cast Member Of Real Housewives Of New York Cresskill Native The Newest Cast Member Of Real Housewives Of New York
Cresskill Native The Newest Cast Member Of Real Housewives Of New York CRESSKILL, N.Y. -- Cresskill native Julianne Wainstein is the newest cast member of the reality TV show "Real Housewives of New York," according to the New York Post. Wainstein said she got on the show thanks to Dorinda Medley. The two met at a wedding five years ago, the New York Post reported.  The eighth season of "Real Housewives of New York" will premier on April 6, the Post said. Click here to read the New York Post article. 

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Events
Teaneck's National Council Of Jewish Women Organize 'You Be The Judge' Teaneck's National Council Of Jewish Women Organize 'You Be The Judge'
Teaneck's National Council Of Jewish Women Organize 'You Be The Judge' TEANECK, N.J. -- Teaneck's National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section will offer a workshop on the three levels of federal courts at the Shops of Riverside in Hackensack on Tuesday, March 22. Lindsay Morris, manager of grassroots advocacy programs at NCJW in Washington, D.C. will lead the discussion.  The 1 p.m. event will be held in the conference center on the lower level. Admission is $10 for non-members and $5 for members.  The Shops at Riverside are located at 390 Hackensack Ave.

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Events
Ringwood Scrapbook Fundraiser Rescheduled Ringwood Scrapbook Fundraiser Rescheduled
Ringwood Scrapbook Fundraiser Rescheduled RINGWOOD, N.J. -- The Ringwood Ambulance Auxiliary rescheduled its annual scrapbook fundraiser to May 14. The annual event runs for 12 hours and combines support for the Ringwood Ambulance Corps with preserving precious memories. "It's easy to go online and do the tech stuff," Melissa Kearney told Daily Voice, "but I think having that 12 hours dedicated to doing something on our own helps. It's really just dedicated time with people who have the same interest that you do, but they have other ideas." The original Jan. 23 date was postponed because of snow.  Call Kearney …

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Business
Passaic Bank Tower Receives Renovations Passaic Bank Tower Receives Renovations
Passaic Bank Tower Receives Renovations PASSAIC, N.J. -- A new development company has taken over the old Sterling Tower on Main Ave. in Passaic. The old bank tower is under construction and developers are seeking retail tenants.  Businesses who are interested in leasing space in the building can contact Ryan Starkman, Pierson Commercial Real Estate, at 732-707-6900.

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Schools
Westwood Middle School Band Students Selected For Elementary Honors Band Westwood Middle School Band Students Selected For Elementary Honors Band
Westwood Middle School Band Students Selected For Elementary Honors Band WESTWOOD, N.J. -- Five of Westwood Regional Middle School’s sixth grade band students were accepted to New Jersey School Music Association's Elementary Honors Band. The students who earned the distinction are: Christopher Kalish, Grace Martin, Amanda Acosta, Catherine Chung, and John Sirois. They will spend May 7 at South Orange High School, rehearsing, then performing in concert at 3 p.m. 

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Tenafly Jewish Community Center Organizes 'Lavish Lunch' Tenafly Jewish Community Center Organizes 'Lavish Lunch'
Tenafly Jewish Community Center Organizes 'Lavish Lunch' TENAFLY, N.J. -- The Tenafly Jewish Community Center will host a "Lavish Lunch" on Wednesday, March 9. Lavish Lunches begins with a light breakfast at the home of Stephanie and Daniel Cohn including a presentation by Seamus Mullen, Award-Winning New York Chef and Restaurateur. All participants will be gifted a copy of Mullen's latest cookbook, "Hero Food: How Cooking with Delicious Things Can Make us Feel Better."  Following the morning's presentation, participants attend one of a selection of lunches, served in local homes and venues, where hosts and hostesses will provi…

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News
Lodi Details Park Environmental Upgrades Lodi Details Park Environmental Upgrades
Lodi Details Park Environmental Upgrades LODI, N.J. -- Officials plan to continue soil cleanup efforts at Redstone Park in Lodi.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) plans to excavate and remove the contaminated soil around the tree roots and under a drainage pipe. The removal will eliminate potential exposure risks to workers who may have to dig around the trees or repair the pipe in the future. The soil will be transported to a licensed and permitted offsite disposal facility.  Officials say Redstone park remains safe for residents. The contaminated soil that exists is located where park users do not come in contact with it.

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Schools
East Rutherford BOE Honors Teacher Judy Ackermann East Rutherford BOE Honors Teacher Judy Ackermann
East Rutherford BOE Honors Teacher Judy Ackermann EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Former East Rutherford Teacher Judy Ackermann was honored at the inaugural Roll of Honors Award ceremony at a recent Board of Education meeting.Ackermann, a teacher at both Faust and McKenzie Schools during her 15 years in East Rutherford until her passing, was awarded the recognition by interim Superintendent Joseph Abate. Bruce Ackermann, Judy’s husband, accepted the commemorative plaque, another of which hangs in the lobby of Faust School.  Gina Pappas, a teacher at Faust School, honored Ackermann at the ceremony. 

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