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Felician’s School of Business & Information Sciences Announces New Faculty
Felician University is pleased to announce the appointment of two new professors in the School of Business & Information Sciences (SOBIS). Michael Cicchine will serve as a professor of Marketing, and Dr. David Perricone has been. named as Associate Professor of Management/Sports Management. In announcing the appointments, Dr. Marilu Marcillo,...
The Bowery Electric continues East Village music tradition
Shonali Bhowmik has been storing up a lot of songs over the past five years. The Manhattan-based musician and songwriter, who was in the bands Ultrababyfat and Tigers and Monkeys, says her record features songs written over the past five years during an emotional time: the pandemic and the passing away of her father.
Harlem's Apollo Theater Announces Full-Scale Renovation
Harlem nonprofit The Apollo has announced plans for the first full-scale restoration, renovation, and modernization of its Historic Theater. Construction is expected to begin in the fall and continue in phases until completion in spring 2026. The project will enhance audience experience with a renovated and expanded lobby featuring a...
KILLING AN EVENING WITH EDGAR ALLAN POE Returns To The Merchant's House Museum This Fall
Summoners Ensemble Theatre, in association with the Merchant's House Museum, announces the return of Killing an Evening with Edgar Allan Poe. The haunting one-man show that debuted to great acclaim in 2018 will play 12 performances this fall at the Merchant's House Museum (29 E. 4th Street, Manhattan). At selected performances an exclusive pre-show reception, “Raise a Glass with Edgar,” will offer a taste of Amontillado and more of Mr. Poe's poetry.
Legends 2024 to Honor Charles Burnett, Toshiko Mori, and Marc Rosen
On Thursday, October 10, Pratt Institute will present Legends 2024. The annual scholarship benefit pays tribute to icons of art, design, and architecture and serves as a fundraiser for scholarships. Eighty percent of Pratt students rely on financial aid to pursue their educational aspirations, and contributions from events like Legends play a pivotal role in shaping the future of creative talent. This year, three distinguished individuals—award-winning filmmaker Charles Burnett, celebrated architect Toshiko Mori, and internationally renowned packaging designer Marc Rosen ’70—will be honored at Lavan Midtown in Manhattan.
Men’s Soccer Adds Neythan from Team IMPACT
BRONX, N.Y. – With the start of the season just around the corner, Fordham Men's Soccer has made one last addition to its roster for 2024, as seven-year-old Neythan Yaucan will join the Rams through Team IMPACT. Team IMPACT is a national non-profit organization that was created to connect...
26-year-old woman shot and killed by twin brother in Teaneck, police say
A 26-year-old woman was shot and killed by her twin brother in Teaneck on Thursday morning, according to the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office.Jonathan Hagley is charged with murder, possession of a weapon, and obstruction of justice, according to the Prosecutor's Office.It happened on Hickory Street around 8:25 a.m, according to Bergen County Prosecutor's Office.Lindsay Tuchman reports that one person is in custody after a 26-year-old woman was killed at a home on Hickory Street in Teaneck on Thursday morning.Police say Naomi Hagley was found with multiple gunshot wounds in a private residence and was taken to a local hospital where...
Rams Set for Exhibition in Historic City of Athens
ATHENS, Greece - The Fordham University women's basketball continues their week of international competition against Athens Select on Friday at 7:00 p.m. local (12:00 p.m. EDT). Fans can follow along on social media, @Fordhamwbb, for score updates and highlights of the match up. This will be the second of two...
Rahwa Teklai Joins Key Private Bank to Lead its Hudson Valley/Metro NY and Eastern Pennsylvania markets
Key Private Bank, the wealth management division of KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY), announces that Rahwa Teklai has joined the organization as KPB Market Leader for its Hudson Valley/Metro NY and Eastern Pennsylvania markets. She will lead high-performing teams in both markets responsible for identifying and prioritizing the financial needs of high-net worth clients and leveraging the full complement of KeyBank’s financial capabilities to provide solutions to attain their financial goals.
Tragedy Strikes Maxwell Place: Hoboken’s Beloved Park Scene of Investigation
Maxwell Place Park, a popular spot along Hoboken’s Hudson River waterfront, is now the focus of a police investigation following the discovery of a man’s body early Thursday morning. The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office and the Hoboken Police Department are currently investigating the incident. On the morning...
N.Y. man killed his twin sister in N.J., authorities say
A New York man has been arrested on charges he killed his twin sister in a Teaneck home Thursday morning, Bergen County officials announced. Jonathan D. Hagley, 26, of New York City was arrested after being found by police several blocks from the scene and charged with first-degree murder and related firearm offenses, the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office announced Thursday evening.
Bergen County is spraying for mosquitoes in four more towns
Bergen County will spray for mosquitoes in four local towns in the next week, beginning with Fair Lawn in the the early morning hours on Thursday. The truck-mounted spraying mission plans to tackle both adult mosquitoes and larvae by using two pesticides, Duet adulticide and VectoBac WDG larvicide, between the hours of 3...
Things to do in North Jersey, Aug. 15-18: Passaic County Fair, live music, outdoor movies
The annual Passaic County Fair is back at Garret Mountain Reservation in Woodland Park for a full weekend of fun and fireworks. Free outdoor live music is still the soundtrack to the North Jersey summer. This weekend we've got Jerzey Shawn and Tano in Paterson, Carnaby Street ('60s British Invasion) in Pompton Lakes,...
NJ gas station selling $6 fuel loses its national branding
A gas station in South Jersey known for still selling gas at nearly $6/gallon has apparently lost or intentionally dropped its national branding. Not too long ago, we wrote about the Exxon station at the Black Horse Pike and Route 9 in Pleasantville, which, for some unknown reason, has been selling premium unleaded for $5.999 for quite some time.
Residents Must Make Sure To Follow NJ’s Number 1 Unwritten Rule
If you want to call yourself a true New Jerseyan, you MUST follow these unwritten rules. All locals do. We won't admit to many of the silly NJ stereotypes running rampant out there about New Jersey. No, we don't say "Joisey." No, we don't all know the entire cast of MTV's Jersey Shore. And no, not everybody's favorite breakfast meat is pork roll (shocking, right?)
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