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Lauren Kusy, a 2003 graduate of Abington Heights High School, received her master of science degree in speech-language pathology on May 16 from Ithaca College.

The power of the press was evident at Monday's Borough Council work session as around 30 residents showed up to voice their opposition to a resident's idea for a bike path.

Pearl R. Miller Middle School will welcome a new principal - Mark Mongon - at the end of September, Superintendent of Schools James Opiekun said in a release.

Union workers at four New Jersey nursing homes plan to stage a weekend strike. Workers at three Hudson County nursing homes and another in Bergen County plan to walk off the job at 5:30 a.m. on Friday.

PHOTOS >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Nursing home workers end strike By KEN THORBOURNE Some 300 workers at three Hudson County nursing homes concluded a three-day strike last night and plan to return to work this morning.

Workers at three Hudson County nursing homes and another in Bergen County plan to walk off the job at 5:30 a.m. on Friday.

Union workers at three Hudson County nursing homes will be going on strike tomorrow morning at 6 a.m.through Sunday, union officials announced tonight.

More than 80 singers and dancers turned out in Fair Lawn last month to audition for the upcoming Old Library Theater production of "Rent," the gritty smash musical that centers on seven impoverished artists and musicians, coping with love, AIDS and life on the streets.

An employee of Dandana TV, a 24-hour Arabic music channel, was arrested Friday, accused of intentionally setting a fire that caused minor damage to the station's studio on West Passaic Street on July 23, authorities said.

The South City Grill parking lot was the site of a brawl earlier this month. The chief, who is also acting as the town manager until the council hires a replacement, told council members this week that he wants the town to work on an agreement with the Route 46 business that keeps underage drinkers out of those parties.