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Sandra Diamond Fox

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Sandra Diamond Fox has been a journalist since 2005, working for The News-Times and The Redding Pilot prior to coming to the Daily Voice. She has a bachelor's degree in English from Stony Brook University and a Master's degree in publishing from Pace University. She married with four teenage children and is a competitive runner and avid exerciser.

Sandra was formerly a reporter at Daily Voice.

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Politics
Letter: Vote MaryAnn Carr For Bedford Town Board Letter: Vote MaryAnn Carr For Bedford Town Board
Letter: Vote MaryAnn Carr For Bedford Town Board BEDFORD, N.Y. -- The Bedford Daily Voice accepts signed and original letters to the editor. To submit your letter, email bedford@dailyvoice.com. To the editor: Know who you are voting for. Town elections matter, and not just to benefit the town and its residents. There is a bigger picture.  Know who you are voting for: the candidate's beliefs and stands on issues speak to who that candidate is.  Town elections can -- and often do -- open the door to higher office.  MaryAnn Carr is the candidate who supports the following: the no-fracking policy established years ago by our Town Board; fai…

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Sports
National Association Of Women & Girls In Sports Honors Wallington Athlete National Association Of Women & Girls In Sports Honors Wallington Athlete
National Association Of Women & Girls In Sports Honors Wallington Athlete WALLINGTON, N.J. -- Pamela Duchnowski of Wallington High School was among 160 female athletes honored at the National Association of Women and Girls in Sports Luncheon at Seton Hall University. The luncheon took place Sunday, Feb. 7. She was selected by the girls’ varsity sports coaches because of her leadership, team spirit and performance in volleyball and track and field.

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Sports
Mamaroneck Students Place At State Skiing Championships Mamaroneck Students Place At State Skiing Championships
Mamaroneck Students Place At State Skiing Championships MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Mamaroneck High School freshman Richard Casey and sophomore Eleanor (Ellie) Lundberg placed at the New York State Skiing Championships. Lundberg placed 13th in the Girls Slalom and Casey placed 38th in the Boys Slalom.  In the Giant Slalom, Lundberg came in 16th and Casey came in 45th. 

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News
Lewisboro Invites North Salem Teens To Join Summer Travel Camp Lewisboro Invites North Salem Teens To Join Summer Travel Camp
Lewisboro Invites North Salem Teens To Join Summer Travel Camp NORTH SALEM, N.Y. -- The Lewisboro Parks and Recreation Department will host a traveling teen camp for children in grades 6-8 for North Salem residents.On a new and trail basis, the Town of Lewisboro is offering (North Salem residents (only) entrance and discounted rates for the Teen Treks Camp program for this summer. It's five-day a week camp will go on trips to local facilities (bowling, ice skating, arcades, etc.) on Mondays and Fridays and on Tuesdays through Thursdays, they will go on the more traditional trips (amusement parks, deep sea fishing, baseball games.) Camp will run from M…

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Schools
White Plains High's Blue Brigade Band Earns Superior Rating White Plains High's Blue Brigade Band Earns Superior Rating
White Plains High's Blue Brigade Band Earns Superior Rating WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The White Plains High School Band -- the Blue Brigade -- received an overall superior rating and all A's in sight reading. The Blue Brigade has some of the top musicians in the state in its band, including: District II Honor Band: Bethany Howard, fifth chair high school. Andrew Ellis, third chair high school. Ryan McKinney, first chair high school. Emily Braden, fourth chair high school. Laney Smith, first chair middle school. All-State:  Laney Smith, middle school. Bethany Howard, Blue Band. Andrew Ellis, Blue Band. Ryan McKinney, Red Band. Emily Braden- A…

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Police & Fire
Ridgefield Officers Receive AAA Traffic Safety Award Ridgefield Officers Receive AAA Traffic Safety Award
Ridgefield Officers Receive AAA Traffic Safety Award RIDGEFIELD, Conn. — Ridgefield Police Officers Terry Hawaux and Charlie Ekstrom received the AAA Traffic Safety Award. They were honored for their outstanding work regarding traffic safety in the Town of Ridgefield in 2015. 

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Events
Record-Breaking Athlete, Breast Cancer Survivor Speaks In Greenwich Record-Breaking Athlete, Breast Cancer Survivor Speaks In Greenwich
Record-Breaking Athlete, Breast Cancer Survivor Speaks In Greenwich GREENWICH, Conn. -- Karen Newman--a motivational speaker, world record-breaking athlete and survivor of two life-threatening diseases--will be a guest speaker at the Women Who Matter Luncheon in Greenwich on March 17.Newman's story and spirit are profiled in her memoir entitled "Just Three Words-Athlete, Mother, Survivor: How One Brave Woman, Against All Odds, Wins the Race Of Her Life."  Newman will focus on her background as well as on what really matters to her that has contributed to her success.  She will share her failures, successes and lessons learned through her battles w…

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Schools
Presidential Scholars Program Honors Two Briarcliff Seniors Presidential Scholars Program Honors Two Briarcliff Seniors
Presidential Scholars Program Honors Two Briarcliff Seniors BRIARCLIFF, N.Y. -- Briarcliff High School seniors Emma Burns and Caroline Pennacchio have been recognized by the United States Presidential Scholars Program as candidates in the 2016 competition. The program honors distinguished graduating high school seniors across the country based on academic achievement, academic and artistic scholarship in the arts, or abilities and accomplishments in career and technical education fields.  Burns and Pennacchio are among approximately 4,000 nationwide honorees being recognized for their academic achievement and high SAT or ACT scores.  Burns and Penna…

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Events
Brewster Theater Class Hosts Concert For Student Awaiting Heart Transplant Brewster Theater Class Hosts Concert For Student Awaiting Heart Transplant
Brewster Theater Class Hosts Concert For Student Awaiting Heart Transplant BREWSTER, N.Y. -- The Brewster High School Theater Production class is hosting a Disney Cabaret Benefit Concert to help the family of John F. Kennedy Elementary student Jimmy Lopez, who is currently waiting for a heart transplant on March 9 at 6:30 p.m. It will feature music from the Disney movies "Tangled," "Beauty and the Beast," "Pocohontas," "Frozen," "The Little Mermaid" and "Aladdin." Performers include the Brewster High School’s Theater Production students' Symphonic and Concert Bands. This concert is appropriate for all age…

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Events
Build A Bridge With Legos At Clifton Library Program Build A Bridge With Legos At Clifton Library Program
Build A Bridge With Legos At Clifton Library Program CLIFTON, N.J. -- There will be a Legos program at the Clifton Library, at which participants can build a bridge with Legos.The event is from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday in the community room. Lego work will be displayed in the room for everybody to see.  This is a program for kids ages 5 and older.  To register online, please click here. For more information about February programs at the library, please click here. For information about March programs, please click here. To reach the library, call 973-772-5500 or click here. The Clifton Public Library is at 292 Piaget Ave.

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