Features

Was Yuri Wright Wronged?

Was Yuri Wright Wronged? »

Yuri Wright, senior at Don Bosco High School, was recently expelled from the Catholic academy in response to sexist and racist comments posted to his Twitter account. Thomas Aquinas addressed the question...Is stupidity a sin......

Jan 24 2012 /Read More »
Bully, Brains, Bureaucracy

Bully, Brains, Bureaucracy »

Six months into it's implementation, NJ's new bullying law is facing opposition which they says the law has critical flaws......

Jan 20 2012 /Read More »
Rev. Rod Gorter Joins CHCC Board

Rev. Rod Gorter Joins CHCC Board »

Rev. Rod Gorter Joins Christian Health Care Center Board Rev. Rod Gorter, MDiv, ThM, pastor of Midland Park Christian Reformed Church, recently joined Christian Health Care Center’s Board of Trustees. He is replacing Rev. Norman Brown,...

Jan 14 2012 /Read More »
Friends 2011 Recap & More

Friends 2011 Recap & More »

Dear Neighbor: Thank you for your support throughout 2011. It sure was a busy year! Following our successful membership drive in June, we were able to bring the renewal of the Open Space Trust Fund to the...

Jan 3 2012 /Read More »

Local Events

On the Job - January 19 »

On the Job - January 19

On January 15 at 3:21am, Ptl. Brian Zivkovich stopped a vehicle for traveling 82 MPH on Route 208. Following the traffic stop, the driver,...

Jan 19 2012 / Read More »

Michael Musto Promoted to Sergeant »

Michael Musto Promoted to Sergeant

Sgt. Michael Musto is a 15 year veteran of the Wyckoff Police Department. Previous to his appointment as a patrolman in 1996, he worked...

Jan 18 2012 / Read More »

On the Job - January 10 »

On the Job - January 10

On December 23 at 2:06pm, Wyckoff Police responded to the Cedar Hill Shopping Center to investigate a hit and run motor vehicle crash. Sgt....

Jan 12 2012 / Read More »

Home invasion arrest »

Home invasion arrest

An intoxicated 27 year old Ridgewood man was arrested after entering two homes in the middle of the night on January 11. At 1:09am,...

Jan 11 2012 / Read More »

Wyckoff Snow Regulations »

Wyckoff Snow Regulations

As we get further into the winter season, the possibility of snow becomes greater. Wyckoff Chief of Police Benjamin Fox advises residents of both...

Jan 10 2012 / Read More »

Announcements

Come FLOW With Me »

Come FLOW With Me

Three towns, 2 schools, 1 Show ~ FLOW Follies Presents Silly Sketches on the Complexities of Air Travel by Deb Breslow Rehearsals are underway, sets are being designed, and advance tickets are available for the 2012 production of Come FLOW With Me, a musical comedy...

Jan 25 2012 / Read More »

Chorus seeks new members »

Chorus seeks new members

The North Jersey Chorus will rehearse for the Spring 2012 concert season on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m., starting January 25, 2012, at Van Riper Ellis Broadway Baptist Church, River Road, Fair Lawn, NJ. The concert theme “WISHES, HOPES, AND DREAMS” will feature many...

Jan 20 2012 / Read More »

Free Caregiver Support Group »

Free Caregiver Support Group

Christian Health Care Adult Day Services at Christian Health Care Center (CHCC) in Wyckoff is holding a Caregiver Support Group at noon Tuesday, February 7. The meeting is open to the public and no reservations are necessary. The meeting will be held at CHCC, 301...

Jan 8 2012 / Read More »

Junior Master Gardener Program »

Junior Master Gardener Program

Junior Master Gardener Program Comes to Wyckoff this Winter Wyckoff — A six-week Junior Master Gardener Program for children ages 8 to 11 will be held at Abma’s Farm, 700 Lawlins Road, Jan. 14 to Feb. 18, 2012. The international youth gardening...

Dec 22 2011 / Read More »

Odds & Ends

Letter to The Editor - Corn Pone Opinions at St. Nicholas »

Letter to The Editor - Corn Pone Opinions at St. NicholasCorn Pone Opinions at St. Nicholas It was a slick night at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Wyckoff December 13th, and I’m not talking...

Dec 14 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Student Citizens »

Student Citizens“It is not enough that children should be law-abiding; they must also be lawmakers in school, just as in adult life, as voting citizens or...

May 24 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Arts / Entertainment

January 2012 Teen Book Reviews

January 2012 Teen Book Reviews

Revolution Jennifer Donnelly Andi is from Brooklyn and because of her own depression, her severely depressed mom, and her rapidly failing academics, she’s being forced to stay with her dad in Paris for a short...

Jan 10, 2012 / More »

Guest Column

FB Prank Turns Tragic

FB Prank Turns Tragic

A satirical prank ended in tragedy with confirmed reports of at least two attempted suicides in connection with a fictitious news article. A recent network glitch that led to Facebook being inaccessible to millions...

Apr 17, 2011 / More »

Health

Health-Care Reform

Health-Care Reform

Confused by the ongoing health-care reform debate? If so, you're not alone......

Oct 2, 2009 / More »

An Accidental Anthropologist

Is Smaller Better?

Is Smaller Better?

Is Smaller Better? By Veronica MacDonald Ditko An Accidental Anthropologist The last miniature quiche was passed under our noses at a wedding and everyone lunged at the tempting hors d’oeuvre. Then came the tiny kebobs with...

Jan 2, 2012 / More »

Ryan Robinson

Let’s be Positive

Let’s be Positive

Let’s be Positive By Ryan Robinson As just about everyone knows, you can’t always get what you wah-haunt (to try and quote the Rolling Stones there) but that doesn’t mean you have to complain...

Apr 20, 2011 / More »

Ted Odenwald

Charles Dickens: A Life

Charles Dickens: A Life

Claire Tomalin. Charles Dickens: A Life. New York: The Penguin Press. 2011. As Reviewed by Ted Odenwald Claire Tomalin has written an outstanding biography of Charles Dickens, published for the two hundredth anniversary of the birth...

Jan 17, 2012 / More »

The Right Side of The Law

Children and the Internet

Children and the Internet

Sheriff Leo McGuire Internet safety for your children......

Jan 3, 2009 / More »

Children's Book Reviews

January 2012 Reviews

January 2012 Reviews

Children’s book reviews by Andrea Dochney of the Oakland Public Library. Belle, the Last Mule at Gee’s Bend By: Calvin A. Ramsey Enhancing the civil rights narrative, readers learn of how mules, particularly Belle, helped African-Americans...

Jan 9, 2012 / More »
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