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Nikolla Vlash, 86, Former Stamford Resident Nikolla Vlash, 86, Former Stamford Resident
Nikolla Vlash, 86, Former Stamford Resident STAMFORD, Conn. -- Nikolla Vlash, formerly of Stamford, died Monday, Jan. 18. He was 86. Born in Albania, Vlash was a freedom fighter in Albania, fighting against the Communist regime. He immigrated to the United States, with his wife Terezina in the 1950s. Vlash began his career as a machinist at Conde Nast through the 1960s. He is survived by his daughter Irene Ropicki and her husband John of Stamford and Lisa Vlash of Wilton; his daughter-in-law Leidi Vlash of Bethel; and grandchildren Jeffery Vlash, Brian Ropicki, Vanessa Ropicki, Steven Vlash, Theresa Vlash and Michael Vlash. Vlas…
Robert 'Mel' Melsopp, 67, Of Stamford Robert 'Mel' Melsopp, 67, Of Stamford
Robert 'Mel' Melsopp, 67, Of Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. -- Stamford resident Robert Melsopp died Monday, Jan. 18. He was 67. Known to his friends as Mel or Zopper, Melsopp graduated from St. Leo's College in Florida. He was a letter carrier for the Stamford Post Office for 33 years, where he also served as union president for 25 years. That local now bears his name - the Robert Melsopp Branch 60 National Association of Letter Carriers. He was a New York Giants fan and season ticket holder for many years. He also was a Yankees fan and a music lover, especially of the blues. He always enjoyed any discussion about sports and music. …
Reginald Cunningham, 82, Norwalk Resident Reginald Cunningham, 82, Norwalk Resident
Reginald Cunningham, 82, Norwalk Resident NORWALK, Conn. -- Norwalk resident Reginald Andrew Cunningham died Sunday, Jan. 17. He was 82. An Army veteran of Korea, Cunningham worked for a time as a printer, eventually retiring as a manager from United House Wrecking. He was a very active member of St. Philip’s Church, where he also served as an usher, and he was involved with the Scottish Games.  Cunningham is survived by his wife of over 58 years, Josephine (Lodato) Cunningham; children Andy Cunningham, Rich and Barbara Cunningham, Debbie Roddy, and Brian Cunningham; grandchildren Amanda, Jessica, Megan, Ryan Michael, Matthew, Car…
Rose Ruggiero, 93, Mount Vernon Rose Ruggiero, 93, Mount Vernon
Rose Ruggiero, 93, Mount Vernon MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. -- Mount Vernon resident Rose Ruggiero died Monday, Jan. 18. She was 93. For over 40 years, Ruggiero worked for the A&P and at Pat's Oakridge Bar & Grill in Eastchester. She is survived by her sister Nancy Henlotter; and nine nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents, Carmine and Angelina Ruggiero; siblings Julia Rezza, Mary Jordano and brother Anthony Ruggiero. Visiting hours will be from 4-8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, at Yannantuono Burr Davis Sharpe Funeral Home, 584 Gramatan Ave., Mount Vernon. A Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 21…
Woodcliff Lake Hebrew School Students Sell Challah To Aid Israeli Soldiers Woodcliff Lake Hebrew School Students Sell Challah To Aid Israeli Soldiers
Woodcliff Lake Hebrew School Students Sell Challah To Aid Israeli Soldiers WOODCLIFF LAKE, N.J. -- Valley Chabad Hebrew School's sixth-grade class will be selling challah for its Mitzvah project to support Israeli soldiers in partnership with Chayal el Chayal. Chayal el Chayal is an Israel-based organization that supports lone soldiers, both men and women serving in the Israeli Army. These lone soldiers leave the comforts of their own homes to serve and protect Israel. Lone soldiers constitute more than 6,000 of Israeli's current soldiers. Often these lone soldiers are living in Israel and serving in the military without any family or relatives for support. Chay…
Hackensack Has Immunization Clinic For School-Aged Children Hackensack Has Immunization Clinic For School-Aged Children
Hackensack Has Immunization Clinic For School-Aged Children HACKENSACK, N.J. -- Hackensack is offering an immunization clinic for its school-aged residents to vaccinate against preventable diseases. These free clinics generally are the third Wednesday each month, except July and August. For appointments, call 201-646-3963. For information about other local health services, click here.
Next Jewish Business Network Meeting In Fair Lawn Jan. 21 Next Jewish Business Network Meeting In Fair Lawn Jan. 21
Next Jewish Business Network Meeting In Fair Lawn Jan. 21 FAIR LAWN, N.J. -- Join the Jewish Business Network for "Breakfast Networking at the Ives Architecture Studio" on Thursday, Jan. 21. The meetup will be from 8:30-10 a.m. at the Ives Architecture Studio, in Radburn's Historic Plaza Building, 14-25 Plaza Rd., in Fair Lawn. The cost is $10 in advance, $15 at the event and free to premium members. You can register online here. JBN meetings are typically the fourth Wednesday each month. For more information about JBN, click here.
Teaneck Rotary President Will Speak At Rotary Of The Palisades Teaneck Rotary President Will Speak At Rotary Of The Palisades
Teaneck Rotary President Will Speak At Rotary Of The Palisades PALISADES PARK -- The Rotary Club of the Palisades will host Teaneck Rotary President Tamara Ellerbe at its Friday, Feb. 22, meeting, to speak about a project to support burn care in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Ellerbe will discuss the Sam Davis Foundation project for DR/Haiti Burn Care Network. Ellerbe was born and raised in Haiti. Having lived in Haiti and working in healthcare, Ellerbe understands the importance of caring for burns and the dangers of fire associated with using a “rechaud” -- a traditional stove — in everyday home cooking, according to a press release. These device…
Danbury High Students Encourage Classmates To Stop Texting While Driving Danbury High Students Encourage Classmates To Stop Texting While Driving
Danbury High Students Encourage Classmates To Stop Texting While Driving DANBURY, Conn. -- The Danbury High School DECA Chapter is working hard to motivate students to make wise choices behind the wheel.  On Thursday, Jan. 14, DECA members Taylor Lemme and Sophia Pompilio helped to promote safe driving habits. Lemme and Pompilio put together a bulletin board as well as a fake cellphone in the cafeteria, so students could take pictures with the cellphone -- and post it to their social media accounts, to help get the message across. Over the past three years, Danbury High School has participated in "Celebrate My Drive," a campaign for community member…
Local Girl Scouts Connect With CEO At Civility Lecture In Stamford Local Girl Scouts Connect With CEO At Civility Lecture In Stamford
Local Girl Scouts Connect With CEO At Civility Lecture In Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. -- Girl Scouts CEO Anna Maria Chávez was in Stamford Tuesday, Jan. 12, to kickstart the Ferguson Library’s "Civility in America" series. Chávez, who oversees the 2.7 million Girl Scouts and adult volunteers across the globe, talked about the “growing dearth of civility” in our culture and “how it robs us of the ability to connect with one another with compassion.” “That is why we must exercise the power that we all possess to reject intolerance,” Chávez said. “In its place, we must chart a course that speaks to -- in the concluding words of Abraham Lincoln’s firs…
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