Former Patch Staff
Hometown: Monroe, NY
Birthday: June 15th
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Before coming to Patch in 2010, I worked in local radio journalism as an on-air reporter for about three years, and am extremely passionate about catering to a local community.
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PGA makes donations to all the local charitable organizations that participate in the tournament.
Jonas K. Seigel lives and works in the village.
MMA Interim Bantamweight World Champion Joe Warren will be visiting and conducting classes at Apex Wrestling School.
Local opportunities working for LG, Toys R Us, and more.
Students will be marching in parade Monday in Washington, DC.
Catch and release fishing offers prizes for young anglers.
The bake-off will benefit the township's volunteer fire department.
Paige Lippe will now go on to compete in the Mrs. United States Pageant in Las Vegas.
A six-word memoir contest and Nerdfighter contest are also on deck at the library this June.
The students in Wayne will be logging their experiences using social media.
Ridgewood residents argued for and against the 430,000 square foot expansion, report says.
Funari will officially take over the school district in July.
Parade will be followed by a ceremony at Veterans Park.
According to a report, the App's creators have also disabled it at high schools across the country, including RHS.
Officers are accused of tampering with the scene of a shooting four years ago, report says.
The tech company will also be donating $1 million to local non-profits in honor of its new Garden State Plaza store.
Prosecutor says a local investigation into how students obtained master keys to break into the school building for the prank remains ongoing.
Event this year is on June 8.
Biennial event typically draws hundreds of spectators.
But, Franklin Lakes and Ramapo Indian Hills came in above the average in the state's recently released the 2014 Taxpayer's Guide to Education Spending.