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Vintage 'Base Ball' Twin Bill Scheduled In Upper Saddle River Vintage 'Base Ball' Twin Bill Scheduled In Upper Saddle River
Vintage 'Base Ball' Twin Bill Scheduled In Upper Saddle River UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. -- The Upper Saddle River Recreation Commission & Historical Society will sponsor a historic "Base Ball" game Saturday, Oct. 3 with the teams playing by the rules of 1864, wearing replica uniforms -- and not using gloves.There's no admission fee for the doubleheader, which begins at 1 p.m. at Hess Court. There will be limited seating, so bring a chair.  Hot dogs, soda, baked goods, peanuts and crackerjacks will be available.The squads are based on genuine teams.The 1865 Gotham Base Ball Club of New York evolved into the Giants, now of San Francisco.. T…
Bergen County Zoo Seeks Volunteers Bergen County Zoo Seeks Volunteers
Bergen County Zoo Seeks Volunteers HACKENSACK, N.J. -- The Bergen County Zoo is seeking friendly, dedicated adults to volunteer as part of the Zoo Docent or Animal Encounters programs. Education volunteers enhance the activities while supporting the zoo’s mission of education, conservation, research and recreation. Zoo docents set up artifact stations in the zoo and answer visitors’ questions about the zoo, its animals and conservation. They also assist with school and Scout programs, birthday parties, public events (represent the zoo at fairs, festivals, etc.) and special zoo events. Zoo docents must be comfortable sp…
Bridgeport Woman Charged With Abusing, Starving Pit Bull Bridgeport Woman Charged With Abusing, Starving Pit Bull
Bridgeport Woman Charged With Abusing, Starving Pit Bull BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- A Bridgeport woman is facing an animal cruelty charge after a malnourished pit bull suffering from muscle atrophy was found in her apartment, police said. Charlene Draper, 29, of Catherine Street, was arrested and charged Thursday with cruelty to animals and failure to comply with dog ownership requirements.  On Sept. 5 about 12:15 p.m., an officer responded a dispatch call regarding animal cruelty at her address, police said.  The witness said he knocked on the ajar door at the entrance of Draper’s apartment when the dog, a large pit bull named Cash, came limping outsi…
Pleasantville High School Music Students Earn Recognition Pleasantville High School Music Students Earn Recognition
Pleasantville High School Music Students Earn Recognition PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- Several Pleasantville High School students have been recognized for the musical talent.James McCarthy will perform in the All-National Honors Ensembles Choir on Oct. 28 at the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville, Tenn. Each year, the National Association for Music Education and the New York State School Music Association showcase the top high school musicians at their conferences.  McCarthy is one of 673 students from 49 states to gain acceptance into an All-National ensemble, the "best of the best," and only the second PHS student to win this honor. Sophia Ma…
North Castle Library Concert Features Charlie Lagond And Friends North Castle Library Concert Features Charlie Lagond And Friends
North Castle Library Concert Features Charlie Lagond And Friends ARMONK, N.Y. -- The North Castle Library will present a free concert featuring Charlie Lagond and Friends at 8 p.m., Saturday. The concert is part of the Armonk Outdoor Art Show.  The theme of the concert will be Soulful Serenade: Memphis to Motown to Neo-Soul. The band features Lagond on saxophone, Chris Parker on drums, Ruben Rodriguez on bass and Bob Baldwin on keyboards. 
Bedford's Mianus River Gorge Preserve Plans Walking Tour Of New Acquisition Bedford's Mianus River Gorge Preserve Plans Walking Tour Of New Acquisition
Bedford's Mianus River Gorge Preserve Plans Walking Tour Of New Acquisition BEDFORD, N.Y. -- Rod Christie, Mianus River Gorge Preserve executive director, will lead a walking tour of the Levene property, the group's new 73-acre acquisition, on Sunday, Oct. 4, from 1-3 p.m. Christie will lead the tour of this diverse property, which features ridgetop vistas, spectacular glacial erratic boulders, Piping Brook and important wetlands.  Walkers will see evidence of the history of this property as well as other unique ecological features that make this land an important addition to the Mianus River Gorge Preserve.  Attendees should come prepared to hike, including one mo…
Hen Hud High School Graduate Jazz Munitz Wins $10,000 Davidson Grant Hen Hud High School Graduate Jazz Munitz Wins $10,000 Davidson Grant
Hen Hud High School Graduate Jazz Munitz Wins $10,000 Davidson Grant CORTLANDT, N.Y. – The Davidson Institute of Talent Development has chosen Jazz Munitz, of Cortlandt Manor, as a 2015 Davidson Fellow.Munitz won a $10,000 Davidson Fellows Scholarship for his project, Microfluidics-Facilitated Synthesis and Characterization of Apoptosis-Inducing Low-Cost Nanoparticles for Cancer Therapeutics. He is one of only 20 students from across the country to receive this honor.  Munitz created nanospheres designed to carry a new molecule for cancer therapy directly to a tumor, inducing cancer cell death. With this approach, a small dosage of drug can be administered, i…
New Cablevision Buyer Patrick Drahi Cites Likely Layoffs, Salary Cuts New Cablevision Buyer Patrick Drahi Cites Likely Layoffs, Salary Cuts
New Cablevision Buyer Patrick Drahi Cites Likely Layoffs, Salary Cuts The prospective new owners of Cablevision Systems will run the fourth-largest cable TV system in the U.S. differently from current owner James Dolan, according to a report in TheStreet.com.  Altice CEO Patrick Drahi told investors that he intends to pay as little as possible for some programming, and analysts predict that could also lead to salary cuts and layoffs, The Street reported.  Analysts have also speculated that Drahi may outsource service and installation operations to save money, according to TheStreet.  Drahi is also talking tough on high salaries. Drahi, speaking at a Goldman …
Martin Srodin, 99, Of Ridgewood Martin Srodin, 99, Of Ridgewood
Martin Srodin, 99, Of Ridgewood RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Martin Srodin, 99, of Ridgewood, died Thursday, Sept. 3. Srodin worked as an experimental machinist for Bendix in Teterboro for many years until his retirement, after which he continued working for Harley Machine in Bogota. He was active with Boy Scout Troop 5 and Explorer Post 5, both in Ridgewood. He participated with the Ridgewood-Glen Rock Council of the Boy Scouts and was a recipient of the Order of the Arrow and the Silver Beaver Award.  His wife, Estelle, died in 1989. He also was predeceased by a son, Martin Srodin Jr., a daughter, Carol; and a grandson, Martin D.…
Stamford Solicits Nominations For Citizen Of The Year Award Stamford Solicits Nominations For Citizen Of The Year Award
Stamford Solicits Nominations For Citizen Of The Year Award STAMFORD, Conn. -- Nominations are now being accepted for the 2015 Stamford Citizen of the Year award, Mayor David R. Martin has announced. "This award – Stamford’s Citizen of the Year or COTY – is one of our city’s most coveted community service/volunteer recognition efforts and acknowledges an ordinary citizen who has been an extraordinary member of the Stamford community,” said Martin. “I am proud of this long-standing tradition that honors the best that Stamford residents have to offer our community and look forward to seeing this year’s nominations.”  Martin also announced the memb…
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