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River Dell Education Foundation Summer Dining Series
When it's too hot to cook, take the family out and raise money for the schools.
Editor of New Milford and River Dell Patch, Ann was currently lives in Leonia. Ann wrote the weekly column, "Mom to Mom," for The Bergen News, Press, Journal and Sun Bulletin for four years, as well as the "About Town" and "Bridge View" columns for Fort Lee Patch.
Her contributions to the 9/11 Oral History Project for Patch include profiles of the former General Manager of the George Washington Bridge, a retired detective in the Bergen County Sheriff's office, retired Fort Lee Police Chief, retired FDNY fire fighter from Bronx Ladder 33/Engine 75 "Animal House," an FDNY fire truck mechanic, and the Fort Lee Fire Chief who made it out of Tower 1 alive.
Ann was recently voted by BC the Mag as one of the top three "Mommy Bloggers" in Bergen County for her blog: "Mom to Mom: Motherhood Madness & Merlot"http://momtomomcolumns.blogspot.com/.
Ann was the head writer for Uncle Floyd's radio variety show, "The Garden State Jubilee with Uncle Floyd." Her work has appeared in The Parent Paper, The Special Parent, and on a number of websites including "Moms in the City." Ann is the author of the book, "Child Care for Mommies, " and she is currently working on two books, "Braless in Briefs: Blurbs from the Burbs" to be published in 2012, and a book for a former cast member of "The Howard Stern Show" to be published in 2012.
Ann is the creator of "Bergen County Mom to Mom" a Facebook page where Bergen County families can connect, share information, find out the best places to go in and around Bergen County.
You can follow her on Twitter @ #annpiccirillo.
When it's too hot to cook, take the family out and raise money for the schools.
Sonia Goldstein is one among many who shared their journey of survival and hope with River Dell Middle School eighth-graders.
Tuesday was Primary Day and we have the results.
Prom weekend kicks off with NMHS annual simulated DUI about how one wrong choice can forever change your life.
The dedication of a crosswalk to Cherry Hill Crossing Guard, Joe Maugeri, was the brainchild of three fourth-graders who wanted to do something nice for the man who keeps them safe everyday.
With FEMA getting ready to release new Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) flood maps, Wagner and Eustace Bill calls on DEP to update their maps.
With FEMA getting ready to release new Advisory Base Flood Elevation (ABFE) flood maps, Wagner and Eustace Bill calls on DEP to update their maps.
Proceeds from the this year's townwide garage sale go to providing helmets to players.
Bill is part of an effort to help local communities throughout the state finance much-needed water and sewer projects.
Over 160 attend the sixth annual Senior Citizen Prom, an event that has become a town tradition.
Hekemian's engineers determine BOE property is not suitable for a storm water storage basin, causing developer to rescind offer.
Hekemian's engineers determine BOE property is not suitable for a storm water storage basin, causing developer to rescind offer.
Cops put on their running shoes to carry the torch and raise money for Special Olympics.
New Milford Police take part in the Statewide Click It or Ticket campaign.
Cops put on their running shoes to carry the torch and raise money for Special Olympics.
Students petition River Edge Mayor and Council to name a crosswalk after their beloved crossing guard; Holocaust Education Day comes to River Dell Middle School.
SOD is getting the word out for residents to attend Monday's BOE meeting to voice their concerns regarding the BOE's conceptual contract with Hekemian for a three-acre 'Field of Dreams.'
Prom is over, but you can share your memories here on Patch. Share the fun of picking out that dress, snagging those designer shoes or picking out that really retro suit from Goodwill! Let's see what fun you had at NMHS Prom 2013.
Bank of America/Merrill Lynch cardholders receive free admission to more than 150 museums on the first full weekend of each month
Check out the top stories in River Edge and Oradell last week.