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John Haffey

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jhaffey@dailyvoice.com

John is a graduate of Villanova University with degrees in History, Communications, and Political Science. A lifelong Norwalk resident, he covers an array of topics from real estate and education to sports and entertainment. John has previously worked as a freelance reporter and brings experience in digital media advertising. A surfer, fisherman, and boater, John is prone to drop everything if the fish begin to bite or the waves are on. John Haffey was a former content writer at Daily Voice.

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Lifestyle

Maria Fareri Children's Hospital To Benefit From Annual Whud Radiothon NEW YORK -- From November 16-18, 100.7 WHUD will host the 12th Annual Radiothon For the Kids, cared for at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, a member of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth). The annual event is a fundraiser for the hospital, which provides children from the Hudson Valley with life-changing and lifesaving care including open-heart surgery, brain surgery, cancer treatments, trauma and burn care, organ transplants, advanced neonatal services and other advanced pediatric care. Here is the story of one child who will be interviewed during the Radiothon and ben…

Content Partner: Westchester Medical Center

Lifestyle

Second Time Is Not The Charm: HSS Doctor Talks Re-Injuring ACL STAMFORD, Conn. -- One of the most common knee injuries is a torn ligament, and the anterior cruciate ligament is the one we often read about in the sports pages. Although primary ACL reconstructions have a high success rate, some patients are left with unsatisfactory results or they re-injure the ligament. About 10 percent of the ACL reconstructions performed in the United States fail within 10 years. The main reasons a patient might need a revision ACL reconstruction include re-injury, problems arising from the previous surgery, or failure of the reconstructed ligament to heal properly. R…

Content Partner: Hospital for Special Surgery

Lifestyle

HSS Shares Injury Prevention Tips Before Hopping In The Polo Pool PARAMUS, N.J. -- While water polo may seem like a summer sport, the men’s NCAA championships actually take place in December. Given the physical nature of the sport and limited protective equipment, it’s important to be aware of the many different acute injuries that put water polo players at risk. Acute injuries are often the result of contact with an opposing player, with the head and upper extremities being the most commonly injured areas. The hands and fingers are vulnerable to acute injury, either when opposing players strike the area as they try to steal the ball, or when players at…

Content Partner: Hospital for Special Surgery

Events

ColumbiaDoctors Helps Women Tackle Common, Yet Uncomfortable, Disorder SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Despite one in three women suffering from pelvic floor disorders, many are unsure how to address the extremely personal malady. However, thanks to the specialists at NewYork-Presbyterian and ColumbiaDoctors in Scarsdale, patients can receive information, support and treatment options at an informational discussion this month. "There are three common types of pelvic floor disorders," said Dr. Ladin Yurteri-Kaplan, assistant professor of OBGYN at Columbia University Medical Center. "Women can suffer from prolapse, as well as urinary and fecal incontinence, als…

Content Partner: NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Lifestyle

Putnam Hospital's Gala Honors Breast Center At Putnam Hospital Center RYE BROOK, N.Y. -- At the Foundation for Putnam Hospital Center’s annual gala last month at the Westchester Hilton in Rye Brook, one guest was so moved by the presentation that he donated an impromptu $100,000. Following a short video shown at the gala about the PHC Breast Center’s journey toward accreditation, Anthony Rutledge said he was inspired to support Putnam Hospital Center’s plan to expand the program. “Congratulations and thank you for all of your great work,” Rutledge said. “You all are saving lives every day and we are so proud of all of you.” Rutledge, a former Carmel residen…

Content Partner: Putnam Hospital Center

Real Estate

More Than Mortgages: Hudson United Works To Help Those In Need As fall gives way to the chill of winter, Hudson United Mortgage is calling on friends and neighbors in New York and New Jersey to “Give More.” The aptly titled charity is seeking support to raise money for local organizations that prevent hunger. “With the holiday season and winter weather around the corner, we want to help our community in any way possible,” said Daniel Rand, director of Home Services for Hudson United. “Serving those in need is a cultural tradition at our company, and we will strive to continue that with the ‘Give More’ charity campaign.” The fundraiser is running from O…

Content Partner: Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty

Lifestyle

Bedford Playhouse Looks To Bring Golden Age Of Film Back To The Present BEDFORD, N.Y. -- Going to the movies should be fun, says the team at the not-for-profit Bedford Playhouse, which is about to undergo an extensive renovation. Instead of paying to sit in cheaply built, mass produced theaters, imagine experiencing great service, a warm, intimate setting and access to unique, outstanding films. Seem like a thing of the past? Think again. Thanks to Playhouse President John Farr and the Playhouse board, staff and volunteers, movie-going the way it used to be is poised to return to Northern Westchester. The updated space will include three state of the art theat…

Content Partner: Bedford Playhouse

Real Estate

Weston Home Combines The Best Both Of Worlds WESTON, Conn. -- A home that's private yet convenient, with rights to Compo Beach, features a top rated high school and combines modern luxury with classical style might seem out of reach. But who says a house can't have it all? Coldwell Banker's Gail Lilley Zawacki has a listing in Weston at 14 Norfield Road where a homeowner can enjoy all of the above and more, with no need to compromise. The six bedroom, five and a half bathroom colonial was built in 2015 and is currently listed at $1,599,000. The house features oversized windows, a spacious kitchen and entertaining area as well as a full…

Content Partner: Coldwell Banker - Gail Lilley Zawacki

Sports

Pace Setters Welcome South Bronx Softball Team To Campus PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – In what has become a yearly tradition, last month the Pace University softball team welcomed the Lady Tigers softball team from Jordan L. Mott – Middle School 022 in the South Bronx to work on their softball skills with the Setters on the new Pace Softball Field in Westchester. While the Setters have held instructional drills with the Lady Tigers in the past, this year the teams split into a pair of inter-squad groups and scrimmaged on the brand new home field. The game allowed both teams to show off their skills and ended with players from both teams bonding over the s…

Content Partner: Pace University

Politics

Mahwah Schools In The Front Row For College Prepardness MAHWAH, N.J. -- Strong communities start with strong schools. That's why Mahwah Mayor Bill Laforet is working to ensure the town's schools are poised to remain top of the class in recent state and national rankings. According to U.S. News & World Report, Mahwah High School was ranked 32nd in the state thanks to high graduation rates, college preparedness and strength of curriculum. Nationally, the school ranked an impressive 594th, earning a silver medal recognition. In addition to taking classes that have resulted in a 99 percent proficiency in English and 94 percent in Mathematics, s…

Content Partner: Mayor Bill Laforet

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