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Cindy Capitani

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Leaky Ramapo High School Roof Getting Fixed Over Summer Break Leaky Ramapo High School Roof Getting Fixed Over Summer Break
Leaky Ramapo High School Roof Getting Fixed Over Summer Break RAMAPO, N.Y. -- When Ramapo High School students return to classes in the fall, the leaky roof will be fixed, reports lohud.com. The $1 million project was authorized by the school board on Tuesday to move forward while students are on summer break, reports lohud.com. WB Contracting will complete the repairs with Fanshawe Inc. handling the electrical work, reports lohud.com. The school district will get reimbursed through a state program for emergency repairs, reports lohud.com. Click here to read the story on lohud.com.

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Business
Ladies Night Out Aids Charitable Teaneck Salon Ladies Night Out Aids Charitable Teaneck Salon
Ladies Night Out Aids Charitable Teaneck Salon TEANECK, N.J. -- The Teaneck Chamber of Commerce and Lillian Lee Salon are holding a Ladies Night Out at 5 Star Residence of Teaneck on Thursday, June 9.Advance tickets are $10 or $15 at the door. The 6 to 9 p.m. event will feature shopping, massages, vendors, entertainment and food. Click here for more info, call 201-801-0012 or email info@teaneckchamber.org or info@lillianleesalon.  Do Wonders, an organization that works to donate wigs to women battling cancer, will receive 25 percent of the proceeds. Star Residence of Teaneck is located at 655 Pomander Walk.

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Events
Chappaqua Millwood Chamber Hosting Summer Cocktail Party Chappaqua Millwood Chamber Hosting Summer Cocktail Party
Chappaqua Millwood Chamber Hosting Summer Cocktail Party CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- A summer cocktail party for business networking will be held in the gardens at the Crabtree Kittle House in Chappaqua on Thursday. The event is hosted by the Chappaqua-Millwood Chamber of commerce and takes place from 7-9 p.m. There will be unlimited wine and beer and an array of hors d’oeuvres. Tickets are $25 for members, $35 for nonmembers. RSVP is mandatory for everyone, even chamber board members and public officials. Click here to RSVP, call 914-747-2500 or email chapmillcoc@gmail.com.  The Crabtree Kittle House is located at 11 Kittle Road, Chappaqua.

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Politics
Duma's Stratford Council Resignation Holds Duma's Stratford Council Resignation Holds
Duma's Stratford Council Resignation Holds STRATFORD, Conn. — Republican Mark Dumas, who recently-resigned as District 2 town councilman, will have to run for reelection if he wants his seat back, reports Connecticut Post. Town Attorney Christopher M. Hodgson said Dumas resigned effective immediately on Monday and state law doesn't allow for a reversal, reports Connecticut Post.   Dumas handed a letter of resignation to the town clerk on Monday at 8:07 a.m. and then submitted a letter withdrawing the resignation at 9:23 a.m., reports Connecticut Post. The Democratic Town Committee is looking at candidates and some say Dumas won't…

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Danbury Museum & Historical Society Fires Up First Annual Clam Bake Danbury Museum & Historical Society Fires Up First Annual Clam Bake
Danbury Museum & Historical Society Fires Up First Annual Clam Bake DANBURY, Conn. -- The Danbury Museum & Historical Society will kick off the summer season with its first annual clam bake on Thursday, June 30 on the grounds of the museum.  The event will be presented by the nationally recognized Clambakes of Connecticut who specialize in catering traditional New England-style menus for special occasions.  Tickets are $65 per person and include steamers, clam chowder, a choice of lobster or Angus steak, sides, dessert and beverage.  A full menu is posted on the museum's website.  The event takes place from 4:30-8:30 p.m. “We're resurrecting the typ…

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Apparent Vandalism Strikes African American Cemetery In Rye Apparent Vandalism Strikes African American Cemetery In Rye
Apparent Vandalism Strikes African American Cemetery In Rye RYE, N.Y. -- American flags ripped from their poles at the African American cemetery at Greenwood Union Cemetery in Rye appear to be the work of vandals. The discovery was made while setting up for the annual Memorial Day ceremony there, when American Legion members noticed flags were missing and that someone had ripped the flags from the sticks.  It is not known who or why the flags were vandalized and it didn’t appear that flags in the main part of the Greenwood Union Cemetery were vandalized in the same manner, according to David Thomas, who discovered the vandalism “Not only is this a …

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Lunch, Cruise Planned For Saddle Brook Seniors Lunch, Cruise Planned For Saddle Brook Seniors
Lunch, Cruise Planned For Saddle Brook Seniors SADDLE BROOK, N.J. -- Saddle Brook seniors are planning two upcoming trips. Saddle Brook seniors will head to the Stony Hill Inn, Hackensack on June 23 for "Moments to Remember."  The afternoon event costs $45. People must provide their own transportation. A Shrimp Box and River Belle Cruise is on July 21. The first stop will be the Shrimp Box in Point Pleasant. The second stop is the River Belle Cruise. Cost: $68 and includes lunch and transportation. For more information, call Evelyn Tortora, (201) 791-4962.

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Little Ferry Fleamarket Brings Vet Care To Shelter Animals Little Ferry Fleamarket Brings Vet Care To Shelter Animals
Little Ferry Fleamarket Brings Vet Care To Shelter Animals LITTLE FERRY, N.J.– Vet care and needed supplies is provided for shelter animals through assistance from the Little Ferry flea market, running weekends in June and September-October at the Little Ferry American Legion.The market runs Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. and features specialty items, gifts, household items, jewelry, collectibles, electronics, linens, games, toys, pet supplies, cds/videos and more. Refreshments and baked goods will be served.  Flea Market merchandise donations of gently used or new items are always accepted. They may be dropped off at the American Legion on the…

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Color Expressed In Photo Exhibit At Mist Home In Mamaroneck Color Expressed In Photo Exhibit At Mist Home In Mamaroneck
Color Expressed In Photo Exhibit At Mist Home In Mamaroneck MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- A photography exhibit, "Intoxicated By Color," will be on exhibit Thursday, June 9 at Mist Home Vintage and Modern in Mamaroneck.The exhibit curator is Palmer Davis and is about the following: As human beings, we see in color instinctively. But as photographers, seeing in color is a learned practice. When utilized effectively, color has the power to deepen our sensual and psychological understanding of an image. The expressive power of color can be harnessed in as many ways as there are hues and shades to create impact, to reflect harmony, to heighten tension, to…

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Guardian Angel Carnival Comes To Allendale Guardian Angel Carnival Comes To Allendale
Guardian Angel Carnival Comes To Allendale ALLENDALE, N.J. -- A carnival is planned Wednesday-Saturday at the Guardian Angel Church in Allendale. There will be a variety of rides, lots of games games, all kids of food and 50/50 raffles. Pay-One-Price Specials: $30 at the event; $25 pre-sale. Click here to purchase advance tickets for rides before May 31. Click here for more information. 

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