Celebrating 40 years in the Wayne community!

Le Danse

Le Danse is a contemporary dance studio offering professional dance instruction. Our staff consists of all professional instructors who are caring, creative and nurturing. Curriculum includes specialty Preschool Programs for ages 2-1/2 – 4 specifically designed for the toddler dancer and Childrens Workshops for ages 5-7. Classes include ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, contemporary, musical theatre, hip hop and technique. Our specialty classes include Father/Daughter &amp; Mother/Daughter classes, Adult classes, Teen classes, Bollywood classes and choreography for Weddings, Sweet 16 &amp; Anniversary celebrations. The studio has an award winning competition team consisting of students age 4 through teen. The atmosphere is warm and friendly, yet disciplined and structured. Le Danse holds membership in Dance Educators of America since 1986. The studio has been voted People’s Choice Best Dance Studio in the Wayne community. Le Danse is where lifelong friendships begin. Come Experience Le Danse! Our legacy continues on as we celebrate 40 years in the Wayne community.

Passaic County

 Jack Slocum

New York City Metropolitan Area

Wayne

New Jersey

Le Danse is a contemporary dance studio offering professional dance instruction. Our staff consists of all professional instructors who are caring,...

BLOOMINGDALE, N.J.– Bloomingdale police officers on Oct. 13 revived a 32-year-old resident by administering a Naloxone dosage, authorities said.  Officers sprayed the substance into the man's nose to counteract a suspected opioid overdose, according to Bloomingdale Police Chief Joseph Borell.     The man was unresponsive and breathing slowly when police arrived, Borell said.     Since 2014, members of law enforcement in Passaic County have received training in the administration of Naloxone to respond to suspected opiate overdoses, according to Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia M. Valdes. This was the 69th Naloxone deployment in Passaic County this year, she added. Image via Shutterstock

BLOOMINGDALE, N.J.– Bloomingdale police officers on Oct. 13 revived a 32-year-old resident by administering a Naloxone dosage, authorities said.

Officers sprayed the substance into the man's nose to counteract a suspected opioid overdose, according to Bloomingdale Police Chief Joseph Borell.     The man was unresponsive and breathing slowly when police arrived, Borell said.

Since 2014, members of law enforcement in Passaic County have received training in the administration of Naloxone to respond to suspected opiate overdoses, according to Passaic County Prosecutor Camelia M. Valdes. This was the 69th Naloxone deployment in Passaic County this year, she added. Image via Shutterstock

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On Oct. 13, Bloomingdale police administered a Naloxone dosage to revive a 32-year-old resident, authorities said. 