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Prospect Park Begins Senior Movie 'Nights' Prospect Park Begins Senior Movie 'Nights'
Prospect Park Begins Senior Movie 'Nights' PROSPECT PARK, N.J. -- Prospect Park is announcing its first Senior Movie event, this Friday, March 11.In honor of its 20th anniversary since initial release -- and awaiting its sequel, coming out later this month -- the first Senior Movie "Night" showing will be "My Big Fat Greek Wedding." Admission is free, and feel free to bring your own snacks. The movie will be screened at 1 p.m. at the municipal building, 106 Brown Ave. Check the borough calendar or its Facebook page for future movie information.

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Stamford's Ferguson Library Screening 'Finders Keepers' And More In March Stamford's Ferguson Library Screening 'Finders Keepers' And More In March
Stamford's Ferguson Library Screening 'Finders Keepers' And More In March STAMFORD, Conn. -- Movie screenings at Stamford's Ferguson Library continue on Thursday, March 10, and throughout the month. "Thursday Night Talking Pictures" -- "Finders Keepers" -- In this stranger-than-fiction true story documentary, a man finds an amputated leg in a grill he purchases at an auction, and the man who lost the leg sues for custody of his missing appendage. It's directed by Bryan Carberry and J. Clay Tweel, rated R, has a 82-minute runtime and will begin at 6 p.m. in the third-floor Rotary Room. "Second Saturday Cinema" -- "The Martian&quo…

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Watch 'Minions' At Rutherford Library This Friday Watch 'Minions' At Rutherford Library This Friday
Watch 'Minions' At Rutherford Library This Friday RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The children's Friday afternoon matinee, on March 11, at the Rutherford Public Library is the box-office hit "Minions." The screening is intended for kids 4 and up -- and adults, of course. An adult caregiver must remain with anyone under 7. The library welcomes folks to "bring a snack and a friend an have some afternoon fun to end the week." No registration is required. The film will run from 3:45-5:30 p.m. For more info, call the children's department at 201-939-8600, ext. 6. The library is located at 150 Park Ave. To keep up with library events,…

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Bloomingdale Fishing Tournament Open To Kids Bloomingdale Fishing Tournament Open To Kids
Bloomingdale Fishing Tournament Open To Kids BLOOMINGDALE, N.J. -- Bloomingdale's 16th-annual fishing tournament will be held Saturday, April 9, at Bogue Pond. The tournament is for kids from 1 to 14. Participants need to bring their own bait and tackle. The event will begin at 10 a.m., but folks need to arrive to 9:30 to register. The tournament will also run rain or shine. The contest is sponsored by Bloomingdale Recreation.

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Westchester Students Compete For Chance In International Competitions Westchester Students Compete For Chance In International Competitions
Westchester Students Compete For Chance In International Competitions SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- Students from Westchester and Putnam counties will be competing at the Westchester Science & Engineering Fair at Sleepy Hollow High School on Saturday, March 12. The public is welcome to come take a look, as well. Winners will go on to two international competitions. The Intel International Science and Engineering Fair is in Phoenix this year, and the International Sustainable World Energy Engineering Environment Project competition is in Houston. Michael Blueglass, president and founder of WESEF, said this is probably the competition's biggest year yet, with near…

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Eight to the Bar to Play Trumbull Library Eight to the Bar to Play Trumbull Library
Eight to the Bar to Play Trumbull Library TRUMBULL, Conn. -- Eight to the Bar swing band will be playing a free event at Trumbull Library on Friday, March 11. This six-piece Connecticut band recreates the music played in the U.S. during World War II and dresses in the spirit of the 1940s. Standards such as "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" will take you back to an era of swing. All ages are welcome. Click here to register. The event will begin at 7 p.m. The library is at 33 Quality St., in Trumbull. This performance is a special One Book, One Town 2016 performance.

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Lifestyle
Private-Public Partnership To Offer Healthy Lifestyle Experience Private-Public Partnership To Offer Healthy Lifestyle Experience
Private-Public Partnership To Offer Healthy Lifestyle Experience RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- The Village of Ridgewood's Parks and Recreation Department and HealthBarn USA have announced a public-private partnership offering a unique healthy lifestyle experience to their residents, schools and the community at large. HealthBarn USA is an educational company with a mission of empowering families to lead strong energetic lives. The HealthBarn team will be growing, harvesting and cooking organic produce and educating children and families why and what foods are best for good health. This dynamic, hands-on educational programming will be held at the Gate House and i…

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Local Bands Have Until Friday To Apply For Greenwich Town Party Local Bands Have Until Friday To Apply For Greenwich Town Party
Local Bands Have Until Friday To Apply For Greenwich Town Party GREENWICH, Conn. -- Organizers of the Greenwich Town Party, the all-day family-friendly music festival, encourage local bands to apply to perform -- and deadline is this Friday, March 11 at 11:59 p.m. Greenwich musicians and artists may apply here, or by email to info@Greenwichtownparty.org. The GTP's Town Stage will feature six local bands to kick off the day's performances at noon. Created to celebrate the diverse and abundant talent within the Greenwich community, the Town Stage slots are open to Greenwich residents of all ages, backgrounds and skill levels. GTP provides professional-gr…

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Obituaries
Marie 'Mim' Revello, 84, Fort Lee Resident Marie 'Mim' Revello, 84, Fort Lee Resident
Marie 'Mim' Revello, 84, Fort Lee Resident FORT LEE, N.J. -- Marie "Mim" (Totaro) Revello, of Fort Lee and Cliffside Park, died on Sunday, March 6. She was 84. Before she retired in 1993, Revello worked for the borough of Fort Lee in the payroll department, where she also served as shop steward for the employee union. She is survived by her children, Judy Albrizio and her husband Al, Linda McKenna Spincola and her husband Dave, and Sharon Leahy; grandchildren Randy Vicchio, Nicole Matthews, Michael Albrizio, Michelle Albrizio, Megan McKenna, Lindsay Radice and Christopher Spincola; and great-grandchildren Xavier, Ryder, El…

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County Clerk's 'Around The County' Initiative Hits Saddle Brook County Clerk's 'Around The County' Initiative Hits Saddle Brook
County Clerk's 'Around The County' Initiative Hits Saddle Brook SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Bergen County Clerk John Hogan recently promoted his "Around the County" initiative in Saddle Brook. Hogan presented the mayor and council with a reproduction of some of the town's historic documents. Articles of incorporation, certificates for exempt fire fighters and original election results were some of the many examples of the documented rich history of the towns in Bergen County. These significant historical documents have long been archived at the office of the Bergen County clerk. The "Around the County -- Historic Pride" program is intende…

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