Patch photos .. St. Patrick's Day Parade (Bergenfield), Blood Drive (Fort Lee), Craft Show (Paramus)

SUNDAY, MARCH 10

The 32nd St. Patrick's Day Parade filled the streets of Bergenfield yesterday .. (Click here to see 40+ photos from the day).

GIRL SCOUTS HOST BLOOD DRIVE  (Fort Lee)
The Recreation Center was the site of a blood drive on Sunday .. (Click here for more photos).

HIGH SCHOOL PROJECT GRADUATION CRAFT SHOW (Paramus)
This well-known craft show, held twice a year, was well attended as always.  (Click here to see more photos of the craft show).

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Patch photos .. Play for Parkinson's (Hillsdale) and Eagle Court of Honor (Oradell)

SATURDAY, MARCH 9

PLAY FOR PARKINSON'S TEAM KOHAN FUNDRAISER (George C. White Middle School, Hillsdale)
Kids from George C. White Middle School and Meadowbrook School contributed $5 each for the opportunity to get a basket and support the Kohan Family.  (Click here to see more photos of the event).

J.R. Inman, international basketball player and author of "When the Ball Runs Out of Air" signing the tee shirt of Jaimee Kohan, who won a trophy for getting a basket in the fundraising event.

EAGLE COURT OF HONOR (Oradell)
The Borough Hall was the setting for the induction of two new Eagle Scouts, Dominic Dickson and Korey Loehr.  (Click here for full story and all photos)

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Girl Scouts honored with Gold Awards

Last night, I had the pleasure of photographing the Girl Scouts of Troops 250 and 1068 of Glen Rock.  Eleven of the young ladies earned their Gold Award, the highest award, earned by only 5% of Girl Scouts nationwide.

The girls individually performed such notable community services as educating teens about the importance of the resources of the local library, to staging a performance which paired special needs students with high school theater students.  They also arranged toy collections, purchased an instrument for an inner city school music program, and entertained seniors at a nursing home. 

The girls were given recognition not only by the full audience in attendance, but by the Mayor, the County Freeholder, the Commander of the local VFW, and a Glen Rock Police Officer.  Letters of commendation from other dignitaries were read to the girls and a tree was planted in their honor.

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