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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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Sports
'No Man Down Lacrosse Classic' in Armonk Raises Money For Military Charity 'No Man Down Lacrosse Classic' in Armonk Raises Money For Military Charity
'No Man Down Lacrosse Classic' in Armonk Raises Money For Military Charity ARMONK, N.Y. -- Byram Hills High School and community volunteers held the second annual "No Man Down Lacrosse Classic" in Armonk to raise money for the Wounded Warrior Project, which helps wounded U.S. military members with a wide range of services and support, according to The Examiner News.The tournament featured varsity, junior varsity and seventh- and eighth-grade teams from throughout the Hudson Valley, Long Island and Fairfield County with continuous 25-minute 7-on-7 games for boys’ teams and 8-on-8 games for the girls’ squads, The Examiner News said. More than $60,000 was ex…

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Neighbors
Greenwich Chamber Serves Up Success At Women Who Matter Luncheon Greenwich Chamber Serves Up Success At Women Who Matter Luncheon
Greenwich Chamber Serves Up Success At Women Who Matter Luncheon GREENWICH, Conn. -- The Greenwich Chamber of Commerce’s biannual Women Who Matter Luncheon was held Oct. 29 at the Milbrook Club and featured Nancy Armstrong, producer of the award-winning digital platform "MAKERS."  The event was held to a sold out audience.  Armstrong featured video clips from the MAKERS.com, the largest collection of women’s stories ever assembled. Established in 1917, the Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, a nonprofit business organization, has been instrumental in fostering the success of the town’s nearly 4,000 businesses. The Chamber is an advocate for the int…

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Sports
Cycle To Beat Cancer At Equinox Fundraiser In Paramus Cycle To Beat Cancer At Equinox Fundraiser In Paramus
Cycle To Beat Cancer At Equinox Fundraiser In Paramus PARAMUS, N.J. -- Equinox in Paramus is raising awareness about an indoor cycling event coming up in Februrary that will benefit cancer research. Cycle for Survival — the national movement to beat rare cancers — kicked off on Saturday at the gym. The high-energy indoor team cycling events provide a tangible way to fight back with 100 percent of all money raised directly pays for life-saving rare cancer research. Approximately 50 percent of people with cancer are battling a rare form. These include brain, pancreatic, ovarian, thyroid and stomach cancers; leukemia and lymphoma and pediatric c…

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Business
Send Seasonal Messages To Soldiers At Frontier's Kiosk At Danbury Mall Send Seasonal Messages To Soldiers At Frontier's Kiosk At Danbury Mall
Send Seasonal Messages To Soldiers At Frontier's Kiosk At Danbury Mall DANBURY, Conn. -- Frontier Communications has opened of a new seasonal kiosk at the Danbury Fair Mall. The kiosk, located on the second floor above Santa and his Elves, will be operated by a Frontier-authorized sales agent and will be open weekdays from 3:30 p.m. until the mall closes and Saturdays and Sundays during regular mall hours.  “This new retail kiosk will give our customers a chance to interact with and experience Frontier products and services, learn more about our competitive pricing and ask questions with local sales representatives right there to assist them,” said Mark Brown, …

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Politics
Samuel Staples School In Easton Goes Green With 950 Solar Panels Samuel Staples School In Easton Goes Green With 950 Solar Panels
Samuel Staples School In Easton Goes Green With 950 Solar Panels EASTON, Conn. -- Samuel Staples Elementary School in Easton recently celebrated its new distinction as the state's largest grounded solar farm. The school's solar panels will produce nearly half of the school's electricity needs, and ranks Easton as a pre-eminent Clean Energy Community.  The 950 panels were installed with the aid of state funding, along with a collaboration between the town's Clean Energy Task Force, United Illuminating Co., Connecticut Green Bank, the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), NorthEast Energy Design and Solutions (NEEDS), Bella Energy and…

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Neighbors
Cortlandt Supervisor Puglisi Thanks Residents For Re-election Cortlandt Supervisor Puglisi Thanks Residents For Re-election
Cortlandt Supervisor Puglisi Thanks Residents For Re-election CORTLANDT, N.Y. -- The Cortlandt Daily Voice accepts signed and original letters to the editor. To submit your letter, email cortlandt@dailyvoice.com. To the Cortlandt community: Thank you so much for once again placing your trust in me to continue as Cortlandt’s Town Supervisor. It is an honor and a privilege to serve as town supervisor.  We have a wonderful community and we will continue to work together to enhance and add to our list of achievements for our residents and their families.  Have a very Happy Thanksgiving. Linda Puglisi  Supervisor, Town of Cortlandt

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Neighbors
Edith Wheeler Library In Monroe Invites Teens To Join Advisory Board Edith Wheeler Library In Monroe Invites Teens To Join Advisory Board
Edith Wheeler Library In Monroe Invites Teens To Join Advisory Board MONROE, Conn. -- Monroe students in grades 7 through 12 are invited to join the Teen Advisory Board at the Edith Wheeler Memorial Library.The Board will hold meetings on Monday, Nov. 23 and Monday, Dec. 1, from 4 to 5 p.m.  Joining the board allows teens to get involved in the library and help make the community a better place. Community service hours are available if members work at an event planned by the group.  Refreshments will be provided by the Friends of the Library. No registration is necessary. For more information, click here. The Edith Wheeler Memorial Library is at 733 Monroe …

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Schools
Families Play Bingo At Holmes School In Darien Families Play Bingo At Holmes School In Darien
Families Play Bingo At Holmes School In Darien DARIEN, Conn. --Children and their families from Holmes School in Darien gathered together last week for the school's Bingo Night. The Nov. 13 event was filled with lots of Bingo, pizza and fun with comic magician Danny Magic. Did your school participate in any recent events? Send your photos to darien@dailyvoice.com and we'll post them on the website.

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News
Complete Kent Library's Technology Survey To Determine Free Workshops Complete Kent Library's Technology Survey To Determine Free Workshops
Complete Kent Library's Technology Survey To Determine Free Workshops KENT LAKES, N.Y. -- The Kent Public Library is hoping as many people as possible will fill out a simple six question survey about their technology interests. The library plans to offer some new free workshops, but would like to be sure that they offer the topics that would be the most useful.  "Technology changes so quickly these days," said Library Director Carol Donick. "We want to target what people are most interested in learning about."  The survey also asks for input from people who might be interested in being a computer instructor or coach.  The survey can be fo…

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Schools
Yorktown High School Students Sign National Letters Of Intent Yorktown High School Students Sign National Letters Of Intent
Yorktown High School Students Sign National Letters Of Intent YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- Nine student athletes from five varsity teams signed national Letters of Intent for next year.Four girl lacrosse players and two boy lacrosse players topped out a group of Yorktown High School student-athletes on Tuesday, and signed early Letters of Intent to play sports in college starting next year. Three others will play baseball, ice hockey and softball and also signed Letters of Intent.  "This represents the largest group of early signing athletes," said Athletic Director Fio Nardone, who has been at Yorktown High School for 15 years.  Nardone said this was …

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