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Sports
Swordsmanship Classes To Begin At Leonia Recreation Swordsmanship Classes To Begin At Leonia Recreation
Swordsmanship Classes To Begin At Leonia Recreation LEONIA, N.J. -- Three types of swordfighting classes are set to begin this month at the Leonia recreation center.  Two are for adults only, but one is for those 10 and up. Classical French foil -- Tuesdays nights, from 6-7 p.m. -- 10 years old through adults Fencing as a martial art increases confidence, self-respect and coordination. Classes require both mental and physical exertion, which will help you develop strength, stamina, flexibility and mental acuity. This beginner’s class will focus on fundamentals with this thrusting weapon. Returning students will need to purchase a mask and…

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Neighbors
Wyckoff Family YMCA Holds Annual Meeting Jan. 28 Wyckoff Family YMCA Holds Annual Meeting Jan. 28
Wyckoff Family YMCA Holds Annual Meeting Jan. 28 WYCKOFF, N.J. -- The Wyckoff Family YMCA will hold its annual meeting on Thursday, Jan. 28. Several board members are scheduled to be re-installed, including Jim Dooley, Carol Krajewski and Gina Nerlino. Officers are Kevin Cornwell, president; Dan Shockloss, interim president; Lee Parker, vice president; Tom Butler, treasurer; and Dottie Van Der Horn, interim secretary. The meeting will introduce the Wyckoff Y Cares initiative, as well as presentations about ways in which the Y impacts the surrounding community.  Members and the public are invited to attend, and refreshments will be provi…

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Lifestyle
Teaneck Joins Biggest Loser Community Challenge This February Teaneck Joins Biggest Loser Community Challenge This February
Teaneck Joins Biggest Loser Community Challenge This February TEANECK, N.J. -- The Teaneck Chamber of Commerce has announced participation in "The Biggest Loser" Community Challenge, which begins Feb. 15. According the to the Community Challenge website, the more than 10,000 prizes that will be awarded include personal training with Dolvett Quince trips to "The Biggest Loser" finale week-long stays at a Biggest Loser resort Garmin Vivofit fitness trackers signed copies of Dolvett’s 3-1-2-1 diet book Biggest Loser Bootcamp online subscriptions To register properly, click here, click "yes" as to being a chamber member, …

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Obituaries
Julie May Moltz, 64, Saddle Brook Resident Julie May Moltz, 64, Saddle Brook Resident
Julie May Moltz, 64, Saddle Brook Resident SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Longtime Saddle Brook resident Julie May Moltz -- known as the "Doo Wop Queen" -- died Wednesday, Jan. 13. She was 64.Born in Paterson, Moltz lived in Elmwood Park before settling in Saddle Brook 36 years ago. She worked for SAI Global in Paramus in accounts receivable until 2011. Moltz is survived by son Roland Kuczynski and his wife Stacey; grandchildren Valerie Rose and Ivan Joseph; brother Robert and his wife Judith. She was predeceased by Joyce Chan. Visiting hours will be from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15, at the Patrick J. Conte Funeral Home, 2…

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Lifestyle
Monroe Library To Host Guided Meditation Session Monroe Library To Host Guided Meditation Session
Monroe Library To Host Guided Meditation Session MONROE, Conn. -- The Edith Wheeler Memorial Library in Monroe will host a guided meditation session on Monday, Jan. 25.The ancient art of meditation can help the stresses of everyday life, by learning to clear your mind. This session will be led by certified yoga instructor Elaina Campopiano, who also has a concentration in meditation. The event will be from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Bring a yoga mat and a wool blanket or cushion. No registration is required, but there's a participation limit of 25. The library is located at 733 Monroe Turnpike, in Monroe. For more information, call 203-452-2850 or v…

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Events
Library In Woodland Park Offers Makerspace Events For Kids Library In Woodland Park Offers Makerspace Events For Kids
Library In Woodland Park Offers Makerspace Events For Kids WOODLAND PARK, N.J. -- The Alfred H. Baumann Free Public Library will be hosting Makerspace events for kids grade 3-8 on Fridays, beginning on Friday, Jan. 15 and running through March 18. This "go-at-your-own-pace" program will involve STEM and STEAM projects in technology, science, engineering, video games, mathematics, gardening, arts and crafts, and more. Registration is recommended. click here. For more information about library events, check out its website, Facebook page or follow it on Twitter.

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Obituaries
Patricia Durkin Beard, 56, Wood-Ridge Resident Patricia Durkin Beard, 56, Wood-Ridge Resident
Patricia Durkin Beard, 56, Wood-Ridge Resident WOOD-RIDGE, N.J. -- Patricia Durkin Beard, a Wood-Ridge resident, formerly of Pennington, died Sunday, Jan. 10. She was 56. Beard graduated Montclair State University in 1981 with a bachelor's degree in broadcasting. She went on to a career in freelance television production and direction. Active in her community, Beard served two terms as president of the Princeton Day School Parents Association and concentrated her philanthropic efforts into Princeton-area arts organizations. Beard is survived by her husband, David D. Beard; children David Andrew and Christopher James; parents John and G…

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Events
Steven Masi, Leonia Musicians Perform Schubert In Tenafly Steven Masi, Leonia Musicians Perform Schubert In Tenafly
Steven Masi, Leonia Musicians Perform Schubert In Tenafly TENAFLY, N.J. -- Steven Masi and musicians from Leonia will perform works of composer Franz Schubert on Saturday, Jan. 16 in Tenafly. This evening of chamber music and song will include “The Shepherd on the Rock,” the “Trout” Quintet for Piano and Strings and the “Arpeggione” sonata.  Guest artists will include soprano Pamela Jones, clarinetist Diana Petrella, violinist Sharon Roffman, violist Debra Shufelt-Dine, cellist Barbara Mallow and double-bassist Kingsley Wood. Tickets are $8 for members, $10 for the general public. The event runs from 7-9 p.m., at JCC on the Palisades' Eric Brown…

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Obituaries
Marie A. Egan, 64, Poughkeepsie Resident Marie A. Egan, 64, Poughkeepsie Resident
Marie A. Egan, 64, Poughkeepsie Resident POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Poughkeepsie resident Marie A. Egan died Sunday, Jan. 10. She was 64. Born in the Bronx, Egan worked many years for Vassar Brothers Hospital in critical care and as director of education and training. She also worked for Dr. Glenn Gerber at Poughkeepsie Medical Group, at St. Francis Hospital and for Dutchess NY Connects as a public health nurse. Egan was a member of Mount Carmel Church, was an avid cook and enjoyed traveling, photography and the New York Mets. She is survived by her life partner, Dolores Hignell; daughter Sarah Hignell of Poughkeepsie; brothers Michae…

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Obituaries
Claire 'Clara' Catalina, 97, Bronxville Resident Claire 'Clara' Catalina, 97, Bronxville Resident
Claire 'Clara' Catalina, 97, Bronxville Resident BRONXVILLE, N.Y. -- Claire “Clara” Catalina, a resident of Bronxville and formerly of Croton-on-Hudson, died Monday, Jan. 11. She was 97. Catalina was born in Sykesville, Pa. She is survived by her daughter, Barbara Shapiro; granddaughters Dannielle Parker and Nancy Fletcher; Dan Fletcher; great-grandchildren Connor and Reilly Fletcher; and sister Eleanor Vincent of Wilmington, Del. Catalina was predeceased by her husband, Alfred Catalina, and her parents, Joseph and Marie Elizabeth Call. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 15, at St. Augustine's Church, Ossining. …

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