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In Oakland, dozens take not-so-polar plunge for Special Olympic
A man from Red Bank dove in with his labradoodles. A woman from Flemington took the plunge with her fianc.
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The Record: Letters, Nov. 26, 2009
Regarding Douglas Groff's defense of school superintendents : No one disputes the value of the superintendent's role.
Bergen sheriff planning icy plunge to help Special Olympics
Bergen County Sheriff Leo McGuire is challenging residents to take a plunge into Crystal Lake with him Saturday in Oakland to raise money for Special Olympics New Jersey.
Doesn't have a point of view, Knows not where he's going to, Isn't he a bit like you and me? From left, Lynda Laurence, Diana Ross and Scherrie Payne announcing a Supremes reunion in 2000.
Coco, a 15-month-old boxer mix, is available for adoption through Halfway Hounds, a non-profit group rescuing dogs in Bergen County.
The Record, Letters, Nov. 20, 2009
Regarding "No mammograms, women under 50 told" : As a 45-year-old mother of three and a three-year breast cancer survivor, I read with disgust how a "government task force" said "most women dona TMt need a mammogram in their 40s and should get one every two years starting at age 50." Hmmm, leta TMs see.
Habitat volunteers head to Thailand
Volunteers from Paterson's Habitat for Humanity began the long trek to Thailand this week to join the Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project, where they will build one of 82 homes for the poor in the Mekong River region.
Oakland students shave heads for classmate with cancer
Sixteen boys at an Oakland elementary school shaved their heads to show solidarity for a fourth-grader who was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor three months ago.
They're screaming for more than ice cream at 17-year local business
Song and Greg Smith welcome guests seven days a week to the Ice Cream Station at 10 Lakeside Ave.
Introducing ... Michael S. Bracco
WHO: Bracco, who grew up in Oakland, is the writer and artist of the graphic novel "Novo," published by Alterna Comics.
State recognizes innovative special needs program in Franklin Lakes
Marcy Pryor and her band of student gem dealers, the possibilities are as numerous as the colors and shapes of beads they use to make their jewelry.
Pignatelli and Christopher Visconti held off a challenge by Democrats Malcolm Blum and Henry Lesher, securing three more years on the Borough Council.
Creative people will now have a place close to home they can use to showcase and create great works of art.
At Mike's Dog House, steamed hot dogs are the obvious focus, but it's actually all about the red onion sauce.
Mahwah prefers Highlands option
Whata TMs new: The majority of the Mahwah Township Council favors opting into the Highlands Regional Master Plan, according to a non-binding straw poll.
Decision could spare Mahwah a housing boom
Mahwah officials have a tough choice to make. They must decide before a December deadline whether to opt into or out of the Highlands Master Plan.
Heights school traffic eased with second driveway opening
The Stevens Place gate has been closed since at least the 1970s, school officials say, until one-way traffic was finally permitted last Thursday morning.
OPINION: Support Pignatelli for reelection
While I am not a member of any political party, I support of Councilman Pasquale "Pat" Pignatellia TMs reelection bid to the Oakland Borough Council.