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Jeanne Muchnick, Daily Voice Deputy Editor, Content, has covered everything from baby advice for Parents Magazine to travel finds for The Rough Guides to human interest features for The New York Times to lifestyle insights for prevention.com. She has been a Senior Editor at top national women's magazines including Woman's World and Woman's Day and was instrumental in the launch of Gannett's InTown, Rockland and Putnam magazines. She is also the author of Dinner for Busy Moms, a 2010 Mom's Award winner. Among her favorite things to write about: Her neighbors and surrounding communities. So email her and fill her in on what's happening near you. And, follow her on Instagram @dailyvoicefeatures.

Jeanne was formerly a deputy editor at Daily Voice.

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Lifestyle
Cheers To Beers: Vote For Westchester's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists Cheers To Beers: Vote For Westchester's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists
Cheers To Beers: Vote For Westchester's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Velvety stout? German pilsner? Or full-bodied IPA? October is the season for beers (pumpkin anyone?) with local residents hunkering down for a good craft brew. We asked for your fav places to get this malty goodness and whittled the list down to five of the most popular craft beer bars in the county. Now's time to raise your glass and get "hoppy" (sorry, couldn't resist!). Profiles on each will run the week of Monday, Oct. 17. In the meantime, start voting. You can vote multiple times, albeit once per day. Voting ends 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24. 

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Lifestyle
Cheers To Beers: Vote For Bergen's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists Cheers To Beers: Vote For Bergen's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists
Cheers To Beers: Vote For Bergen's DVlicious Craft Beer Bar Finalists BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. -- Velvety stout? German pilsner? Or full-bodied IPA? October is the season for beers (pumpkin anyone?) with local residents hunkering down for a good craft brew. We asked for your fav places to get this malty goodness and whittled the list down to five of the most popular craft beer bars in the county. Now's time to raise your glass and get "hoppy" (sorry, couldn't resist!). Profiles on each will run the week of Monday, Oct. 17. In the meantime, start voting. You can vote multiple times, albeit once per day. Voting ends 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24. 

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Cheers To Beers: Vote For Passaic County's DVlicious Craft Bar Finalists Cheers To Beers: Vote For Passaic County's DVlicious Craft Bar Finalists
Cheers To Beers: Vote For Passaic County's DVlicious Craft Bar Finalists PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. -- Velvety stout? German pilsner? Or full-bodied IPA? October is the season for beers (pumpkin anyone?) with local residents hunkering down for a good craft brew. We asked for your fav places to get this malty goodness and whittled the list down to three of the most popular craft beer bars in the county. Now's time to raise your glass and get "hoppy" (sorry, couldn't resist!). Profiles on each will run the week of Monday, Oct. 17. In the meantime, start voting. You can vote multiple times, albeit once per day. Voting ends 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 24. 

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Neighbors
Wayne Couple Give Neighbors Creeps With Halloween Home Wayne Couple Give Neighbors Creeps With Halloween Home
Wayne Couple Give Neighbors Creeps With Halloween Home WAYNE, N.J. -- Gina and Rich Martorana started planning for Halloween in May.  The Wayne couple, known for its Christmas decoration-covered lawn in December, do a similar extravaganza come October.  Buying and organizing took up much of May and June. "I grew up living in apartments and have always loved the holidays," said Gina.  "My goal, when I moved to a house, was to go all out and decorate."  And so, for the past three years, the couple has stuck to that mantra, each year, adding pieces and outdoing themselves.  This year, they went "way bigger "-- thi…

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Politics
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the minute …

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Politics
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the minute…

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Politics
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the minute …

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Politics
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the min…

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DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the mi…

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Politics
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters
DV Decision: Second Debate Neglects To Persuade Voters ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. --  The second presidential debate, which has dominated the headlines since it ended Sunday night, did nothing to sway voters' minds, at least according to Daily Voice readers. When asked if the town hall meeting, held Oct. 9, changed people's opinions of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton or Republican Presidential Candidate Donald J. Trump, 79 percent said: "No, it was more of the same."  Twenty-one percent said the debate showed Hillary and Donald in a new light for them. While the national press has been dissecting the event from the minut…

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