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Today's riddle: Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Teaneck Bird Band-A-Thon Offers Close-Up Look At Fall Migration (patch.com) — Teaneck residents can get an up-close look at migrating birds during a free Bird Band-A-Thon at Teaneck Creek Conservancy this Saturday morning. Scientists will safely capture and band birds to track species, sex, weight and migration patterns, while visitors watch, learn and optionally pledge donations based on the number of birds recorded. Flexible arrival times and online registration make it easy for locals to drop by and support conservation work in their own backyard.
2. Teaneck Day Returns To Cedar Lane With Food, Music And Family Fun (patch.com) — Cedar Lane in Teaneck will transform into a lively Teaneck Day street festival with food trucks, local restaurants, live music and performances, plus a big Kids Zone run with the Recreation Department. Families can enjoy rides, inflatables, games, local vendors and an evening fireworks show at Votee Park, all free to attend with optional advance reservations on Eventbrite.
3. Assistant Men's & Women's Track & Field Coach (fdu.edu) — A full-time assistant men's and women's track and field coaching job is open at the Metropolitan Campus in Teaneck, offering a $43,888 salary plus comprehensive benefits. Local residents with college track experience and required certifications can apply to help run practices, recruit athletes, and travel with the Division I program on nights and weekends.
4. Real estate appointments: New CEOs, promotions and moves (inman.com) — A Teaneck-based brokerage, Public Trust Realty Group, has joined the Century 21 franchise network and will now operate as Century 21 Prime Homes, aiming to recruit more agents across New Jersey. The piece also highlights a wave of leadership changes and franchise moves at real estate firms nationwide, but the Teaneck affiliation stands out as the key development for local buyers, sellers, and agents.
5. Columbia professor receives Israel's Nobel (jta.org) — A Jewish service group is expanding into Bergen County and will base its local staff at the Kaplan JCC on the Palisades in Teaneck, bringing new volunteer and community service energy to the area. Alongside this, the newsletter highlights cultural debates in New York's arts scene, a Columbia professor's major Israeli prize, and upcoming Jewish film and heritage events around the region.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why did the girl pig break up with the boy pig?" — Because he was such a boar! (Thank you Theresa H. for sending it in!)
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