Jeanne Muchnick

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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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Ramsey Entrepreneurs Continue To 'Roll' With Eat My Balls Food Truck Ramsey Entrepreneurs Continue To 'Roll' With Eat My Balls Food Truck
Ramsey Entrepreneurs Continue To 'Roll' With Eat My Balls Food Truck RAMSEY, N.J. -- So far, summer has been a ball for Rosa Eichman, her newlywed husband, Mike, and mom  Cynthia Pittari.  The three Bergen County residents are the force behind the Eat My Balls food truck which they formally incorporated last August after sitting around Pittari's Elmwood Park kitchen one day talking about how great a cook she is and why, oh why, doesn't she market her Italian specialties. (See earlier Daily Voice story HERE.) The response to their first season has been fantastic, said Eichman, who now lives in Ramsey, as the three travel the county selling Pittari's authentic…
X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water
X-Planations: Hudson Valley Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water This column is a continuing series by Chef Peter X. Kelly of Xaviars Restaurant Group. Last week, Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced mandatory water restrictions that included only serving water upon request at restaurants.  The lack of rainfall and high temperatures has created a water emergency in the county and we all need to do our part to cut back wherever possible.  Of course, our water restrictions don’t cause a great amount of change to our everyday lives but what we take for granted others may never have. Case in point: My son, Dylan, just returned from India. He was there…
X-Planations: Rockland Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water X-Planations: Rockland Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water
X-Planations: Rockland Chef Peter X. Kelly Calls For Conserving Water This column is a continuing series by Chef Peter X. Kelly of Xaviars Restaurant Group. PIERMONT, N.Y. -- Last week, Rockland County Executive Ed Day announced mandatory water restrictions that included only serving water upon request at restaurants.  The lack of rainfall and high temperatures has created a water emergency in the county and we all need to do our part to cut back wherever possible.  Of course, our water restrictions don’t cause a great amount of change to our everyday lives but what we take for granted others may never have. Case in point: My son, Dylan, just returned from I…
Reinvent Your Coffee Experience With Cold Brew Options At Lorca In Stamford Reinvent Your Coffee Experience With Cold Brew Options At Lorca In Stamford
Reinvent Your Coffee Experience With Cold Brew Options At Lorca In Stamford FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- Ready to cool down with something hot? This summer, getting caffeinated is all about cold-brew, a centuries-old method that offers Fairfield County residents fresh nuances in flavor, not to mention a bracing antidote to the stifling heat. Not to be confused with iced-coffee (in which hot or chilled espresso-based coffees are served over ice), cold brew takes coffee grounds steeped in room-temperature water for up to 24 hours to produce a concentrated coffee essence which is then diluted with water, usually by 50 percent. Prized for its lack of acidity, innate com…
DV Decision: Which Candidate Picked A Better VP Running Mate? DV Decision: Which Candidate Picked A Better VP Running Mate?
DV Decision: Which Candidate Picked A Better VP Running Mate? FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- With the Republican National Convention behind us and the Democratic one going on this week, our DV Decision series continues with the question: Who made the better choice for a running mate? Republican nominee Donald Trump selected Indiana Gov. Mike Pence while Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton chose Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia.  Let us know your thoughts. Add comments both on our Facebook page or at dvvote@dailyvoice.com. Answer by 4 p.m. Thursday, July 28 and we'll report the results.
Yonkers Author Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book Yonkers Author Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book
Yonkers Author Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book YONKERS, N.Y. -- If some of the scenes in George Colabella's new book, "Taking It From The Top ... One More Time" sound familiar that's because they are.  The book, which chronicles JR, a founding member of The Jay Tones, an Italian American trio riding the wave of the burgeoning demand for rock n' roll, is written in narrative form and takes place at Luciano's Italian Restaurant in Yonkers. Among the stories told is a recount of JR's days at The Grotto which was a major Central Avenue lounge in the 60's and 70's. Colabella, a Yonkers resident who serves as Executive Director of …
Darien Writer Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book Darien Writer Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book
Darien Writer Takes Readers Back To 60s Music Scene With New Book DARIEN, Conn. -- By day, George Colabella works as Executive Director of the Darien, Conn.-based Tiny Miracles Foundation but by night -- and weekends - he's a writer. His second book -- his first was a novel, called "Hypnogogia: A Life of Dreams" -- follows the journey of JR, a founding member of The Jay Tones, an Italian American trio riding the wave of the burgeoning demand for rock n' roll in the 60s and 70s. The story, "Taking It From The Top ... One More Time," is written in narrative form and takes place at Luciano's Italian Restaurant in Yonkers. Among the storie…
Priyanka Chopra Shoots 'Quantico' Scenes In Tarrytown Priyanka Chopra Shoots 'Quantico' Scenes In Tarrytown
Priyanka Chopra Shoots 'Quantico' Scenes In Tarrytown TARRYTOWN, N.Y. -- Talk about sweet. Actress Priyanka Chopra was spotted filming ABC's "Quantico" just outside Main Street Sweets in Tarrytown. The show, whose second season is scheduled to premiere September 25, spent Monday, July 18 filming along Main Street and Broadway in Tarrytown. Also seen in town: Actors Aunjanue Ellis and Jake McLaughlin. "Quantico," for those who don't know the show, follows Alex Parrish (Priyanka Chopra) who is suspected of committing a terrorist attack. Flashbacks tell her story as well of those of her fellow recruits at the FBI Academy in Qu…
Greenwich Musician Celebrates Jerry Garcia At Capitol Theatre Greenwich Musician Celebrates Jerry Garcia At Capitol Theatre
Greenwich Musician Celebrates Jerry Garcia At Capitol Theatre GREENWICH, Conn. -- For many musicians, particularly those who grew up in the area, it's a dream come true to play at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, N.Y. Which is why the Sunday, August 7 show is so important to the Stella Blue's Band, a Grateful Dead tribute act made up of Westchester and Fairfield County residents. The band -- a combination of men whose careers span everything from finance to music therapy -- will play that night along with Jerry Garcia's longtime keyboardist Melvin Seals.  The show takes place during “The Days Between,” a.k.a the anniversary of Jerry Garcia's birth…
Scarsdale Comedian Mixes Humor, Politics At 'Unconventional' Hastings Event Scarsdale Comedian Mixes Humor, Politics At 'Unconventional' Hastings Event
Scarsdale Comedian Mixes Humor, Politics At 'Unconventional' Hastings Event SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- If you feel like laughing about this year's political season, head to Purpl in Hastings where Scott Blakeman will host "Unconventionally Funny," an evening of political comedy on Saturday, July 30 at 8 p.m. The Scarsdale resident, who served as resident comedian on MSNBC's live coverage of the 2016 White House Correspondents Dinner, will be joined by Nancy Giles from CBS "Sunday Morning" and David Feldman from "Triumph the Insult Comic Dog Election Special 2016." (Go HERE for ticket information.) Blakeman, who was profiled in an earlier Daily…
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