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Girls basketball: Park Ridge, Cresskill among winners in North 1 Group 1 quarterfinals

Park Ridge 56, Waldwick 39Allie Shenloogian recorded a game-high 19 points to go along with seven rebounds, three blocks and four steals to lead third-seeded Park Ridge to a victory at home over sixth-seeded Waldwick, 56-39, in the quarterfinal round of the North Jersey, Section 1, Group 1 tournament.Abigail McManus scored 19 points and pulled down five rebounds while Mary Craffey tallied 11 points, six assists and five rebounds for Park Ridge (16-13), which will go on the road to face second-seeded Passaic Charter in th...

Park Ridge 56, Waldwick 39

Allie Shenloogian recorded a game-high 19 points to go along with seven rebounds, three blocks and four steals to lead third-seeded Park Ridge to a victory at home over sixth-seeded Waldwick, 56-39, in the quarterfinal round of the North Jersey, Section 1, Group 1 tournament.

Abigail McManus scored 19 points and pulled down five rebounds while Mary Craffey tallied 11 points, six assists and five rebounds for Park Ridge (16-13), which will go on the road to face second-seeded Passaic Charter in the semifinal round on Friday.

Ava Incorvaia scored a team-high 13 points while Abby Incorvaia added 10 points and two assists for Waldwick, which falls to 17-9 with the loss.

Cresskill 33, Mountain Lakes 23

Erin Fahy had a double-double with 12 points, 11 rebounds, four blocks and four steals to lead top-seeded Cresskill to a victory at home over eighth-seeded Mountain Lakes, 33-23, in the quarterfinal round.

Julia Hasenstab notched 10 points, six rebounds and two assists for Cresskill (23-7), which will host fifth-seeded Boonton in the semifinal round on Friday.

Mountain Lakes falls to 12-12 with the loss.

Passaic Charter 52, Wallkill Valley 40

Na’Tori Postell made three 3-pointers on the way to a team-high 32 points to lead second-seeded Passaic Charter to a victory at home over seventh-seeded Wallkill Valley, 52-40.

Lienesy Hernandez-Garcia tallied seven points, eight rebounds and five assists while Asoni Henderson chipped in nine points for Passaic Charter (20-5), which will host third-seeded Park Ridge on Friday.

Boonton 54, Kittatinny 31

Amanda Tuohy had a triple-double, recording 17 points, 12 rebounds and 12 assists to lead fifth-seeded Boonton to a one-sided victory at home over 13-seed Kittatinny, 54-31.

Arianna Jackson-Wach notched nine points and eight rebounds while Megan Gibbs added 13 points and four rebounds for Boonton (21-5), which will go on the road to face top-seeded Cresskill in the semifinals.

Olivia Lombardo scored a team-high 12 points while Taylor Hough chipped in seven points for Kittatinny, which falls to 7-20 with the loss.

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Notebook | NFL Network's Rich Eisen Handicaps Jets' Pursuit of a Veteran QB

Along Radio Row at the Super Bowl in Arizona last week there was a big game to discuss, but a good deal of the chatter and much of the buzz was focused on the Jets' determination to acquire a veteran quarterback.Rich Eisen of NFL Network is well aware of who the usual suspects are, but offered a spin in contradiction to much of the conventional wisdom coming from the media and elsewhere."I don't know," Eisen said. "I mean, one that to me does make sense for the organization more than anything else would be [Jimmy...

Along Radio Row at the Super Bowl in Arizona last week there was a big game to discuss, but a good deal of the chatter and much of the buzz was focused on the Jets' determination to acquire a veteran quarterback.

Rich Eisen of NFL Network is well aware of who the usual suspects are, but offered a spin in contradiction to much of the conventional wisdom coming from the media and elsewhere.

"I don't know," Eisen said. "I mean, one that to me does make sense for the organization more than anything else would be [Jimmy] Garoppolo. If they do want to run an offense, obviously, Mike [LaFleur] is no longer there. But if they want to run an offense similar to that, get a guy who's done it, get a guy who's done it in the NFC [with San Francisco] and the AFC East [with New England], who's done it and go to battle with him. He strikes me as somebody who could do it.

"His problem is his durability -- just can't play a full season. You know, would Derek Carr work in New York? I don't know. I don't think Aaron Rodgers would want to follow the path of [Brett] Farve I don't know if he'd want to go to New York. I don't know if that is something that he would want to endeavor. I just don't know if it's a good fit for him, quite frankly. Oh, who? I think of all of them. Garoppolo might be the best."

Whoever is the quarterback for the Jets in Week 1 in September, he will be working with the team's new offensive coordinator in Nathaniel Hackett.

"He is an incredibly respected offensive mind who has had levels of success from Aaron Rodgers to Blake Bortles in Jacksonville that got that team one win away from making the Super Bowl by beating New England in New England," Eisen said. "So, let's get the offensive coordinator who almost beat New England. That is going to be a huge one, for sure. And he's got a sunny disposition."

Joe Douglas and Robert Saleh in Jets' Cockpit Building a team and a culture have been Job 1 ever since Joe Douglas was named the Jets' general manager in June 2019.

"Ultimately, I think when you look at successful organizations, no matter what the sport, you don't see a lot of teams that build long-term success by buying their way out of it," Douglas said in 2020. "You see the teams, the organizations that have long-term success, they draft well, and they develop their players."

The commitment of building through the draft paid dividends in a big way during the 2022 NFL season and was acknowledged when Sauce Gardner, the No. 4 overall pick last year, and Garrett Wilson, the No. 10 overall selection, won the AP Defensive and Offensive Player of the Year Awards at NFL Honors last week.

Douglas was in Philadelphia when the Eagles went to the Super Bowl after the 2017 season and defeated New England to claim the championship.

"In New York, he's doing it the right way," said Philly podcaster Tony Bruno, the host of the "Tony Bruno Show." "There's nobody I've ever met or talked to who has anything bad to say about Joe Douglas. He's paid his dues. And that's what you want to see."

Douglas, who has been in the league nearly 25 years, started his road to 1 Jets Drive as an understudy of Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome.

"Obviously, Joe is from Baltimore," said Andrew Perloff, a co-host with Maggie Gray of "Maggie and Perloff" on CBS Sports Radio. "He came up to me at this Eagles party once and said he's been a longtime listener of 'The Dan Patrick Show' [where Perloff used to work]. I don't think he was even telling the truth; I think he was just being nice — I just think that he's a people person.

"And the other thing is Robert Saleh. I just think those are two good people. There seems to be a common ingredient on most winning teams, that there are a lot of good people in the building that got along well. I get that vibe from Saleh and Joe Douglas, sort of builders of organizations."

It's Not Easy Being Green The Jets and the Eagles each have rabid fan bases and share a jersey color in shades of green -- Gotham Green for the Jets and midnight green for the Eagles.

"I feel like the Eagles are the Jets of the NFC," Perloff said. "Obviously the green. Everyone hates Eagles fans and a lot of people hate Jets fans. Obviously, Jets fans are passionate in the same way that Eagles fans are and they're not politically correct about that, they'll yell and they'll scream and let their feelings be known.

"So we're national [at CBS Sports Radio]. But I work in the same office as WFAN, and there is a buzz about the Jets all the time."

He added: "You feel that energy in the streets in New York and you felt it in the office when the Jets got off this great start this year. When the team is winning in New York, it's unlike anywhere. In New York there's a lot of competition. So I think you need to win, or at least have the promise of winning to get attention. And this year, there's been a lot of excitement about the Jets."

A Jersey Guy Tom Rinaldi has had a varied career in the media (ESPN and CNN/SI, among others) in addition to a spell as an English teacher in the Bronx. He grew up in Cresskill, NJ, and currently lives in Tenafly, NJ. Now with Fox Sports, he echoed an old adage that when New York teams are good, their sports thrive.

"The league is better when the Jets are better," said Rinaldi. "It's the New York, New Jersey, Connecticut market. It's the most densely populated part of our country. It's got a colorful history. It will forever have the wagging [finger] of the No. 1 running off the field and the mink coat of Broadway Joe. Just an enduring icon that made the NFL into a Jets story. So when the Jets are good and can tap into that it's a tide that lifts all boats."

Cresskill school damaged by Ida ready to welcome students on Sept. 6

CRESSKILL — School officials have had their fingers crossed that work on the middle and high school building damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida last year would be ready in time for this year's first day of school.Their good luck gesture paid off as the school will be open and ready for students to return on the first day of school on Sept. 6. A ribbon-cutting will be held to welcome everyone back.Ida ushered in heavy winds and heavy rain to the area last August that wreaked havoc on the school buildin...

CRESSKILL — School officials have had their fingers crossed that work on the middle and high school building damaged by the remnants of Hurricane Ida last year would be ready in time for this year's first day of school.

Their good luck gesture paid off as the school will be open and ready for students to return on the first day of school on Sept. 6. A ribbon-cutting will be held to welcome everyone back.

Ida ushered in heavy winds and heavy rain to the area last August that wreaked havoc on the school building shared by middle and high school students, which sits in a flood zone on Lincoln Drive. Several feet of water rose above the auditorium stage, destroying it and the gymnasium, the media center, desks and chairs.

"We're relieved as this was a huge challenge we faced," said Superintendent Michael Burke about the completion of the work.

In June, Burke said if at least 25 classrooms were repaired, the school would be partially opened. On Wednesday he said there will be a full opening except for two classrooms near the media center.

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The media center and auditorium renovations have been postponed to start in September. "We don't really need those two gathering areas so we decided to push that back to have all other classrooms open," said Burke.

The repair work is being paid for through a $21.6 million spending proposal overwhelmingly approved by voters in late January.

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Before repairs were completed and as students learned remotely or in nearby facilities, parents of the 1,000 students formed the group "Get Cresskill Kids Back to School" and took their fight to Trenton trying to get the governor's office to speed up reparations in December.

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"The rain that happened one year ago is no one's fault and we are surprised at how much work has been done since February," said Burke.

Girls Empowerment Workshop (for Grades 3-5) with Dr. Beth Bochner, PH.D, LMSW

The Spring, located at 91 West Clinton Avenue in Tenafly, New Jersey, announces Girls Empowerment Workshop for girls grades 3 – 5.Dr. Beth Bochner, Ph.D., LMSW, has developed a program for girls that provides the tools for a positive and healthy transition from girl to teen and from teen to young woman.Raising a daughter to be a strong, independent person with high self-esteem and leadership qualities can be challenging in today’s crazy and competitive world. Social Media can make life even more challengin...

The Spring, located at 91 West Clinton Avenue in Tenafly, New Jersey, announces Girls Empowerment Workshop for girls grades 3 – 5.Dr. Beth Bochner, Ph.D., LMSW, has developed a program for girls that provides the tools for a positive and healthy transition from girl to teen and from teen to young woman.

Raising a daughter to be a strong, independent person with high self-esteem and leadership qualities can be challenging in today’s crazy and competitive world. Social Media can make life even more challenging to navigate!

Dr. Bochner is the Clinical Psychotherapist for The Tenafly Therapy Group, a multidisciplinary team practice dedicated to the well-being of children in Bergen County, NJ. She specializes in children, adolescents, and adults. She is also a Parenting Consultant who provides Parenting Workshops and Support Groups. Dr. Bochner received her master’s degree and Doctorate in Clinical Social Work from New York University and has over 20 years of experience helping families.

This workshop is for girls grades 3-5 and will include specific activities designed to teach girls about how to live a healthy and happy life. Dates: Tuesdays 2/28, 3/7, 3/14 Time; 4:00-5:00. To register and for more information, visit thespring.club.

About Dr. Bochner:

Dr. Bochner is the Clinical Psychotherapist for The Tenafly Therapy Group, a multidisciplinary team practice dedicated to the well-being of children in Bergen County, NJ. She specializes in children, adolescents, and adults. She is also a Parenting Consultant who provides Parenting Workshops and Support Groups. Dr. Bochner received her Master's Degree and Doctorate in Clinical Social Work from New York University and has over 20 years of experience helping families. She has also done extensive research in Postpartum Depression and is on the Clinical Board for the Wilderman Fund Maternal Mental Health Committee at Englewood Hospital in New Jersey. In addition, Dr. Bochner ran the Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Programs at Jacobi Hospital in New York for many years. Her career is focused on her private practice in Cresskill, NJ, where she is a frequent guest lecturer and group facilitator at local schools and community centers. Dr. Bochner is currently running psycho-educational support groups covering a wide range of parenting and psychology topics such as positive parenting, how to reduce stress, how to sleep train your baby, how to increase self-esteem, how to communicate with your teen, new mother support group

Dr. Bochner is known for her compassionate approach and caring clinical skills. She lives in Tenafly, NJ, with her husband and three children.

About The Spring Club:The Spring is a wellness collective - A nutritious cafe and restaurant within a holistic wellness center offering experiences rooted in creativity, movement and mindfulness for kids and adults. The 10,000 sq. ft. bohemian-chic space is equipped with 5 studio classrooms and recreational areas, indoor and garden seating, and serves as a neighborhood retreat for the community to connect, share, recharge, play and learn together. The Spring Cafe is an eatery serving up soups, salads, sandwiches, pastries and more all infused with nutritionally rich ingredients to support a healthy body and mind. The Spring Cafe is plant-forward, with over 70% of menu items being vegetarian or vegan. Programming at The Spring includes classes and workshops for both kids and adults, including Mommy & Me Pilates, Yoga and Ballet, Early Childhood afterschool programming centered around fostering confidence independence and creativity, Teen Empowerment Workshops to Adult Fitness, Yoga, Mindfulness and more. The Spring Club is located at 91 West Clinton Avenue in Tenafly, New Jersey, 8 am – 6 pm, seven days a week. visit thespring.club@thespring.club or 609.832.5600 or [email protected]

Beauty Meets Business For Owner Of Woodhouse Spa In Red Bank

Jen Clark considers herself a "veteran entrepreneur," involved in various business ventures. Her latest is Red Bank's Woodhouse Spa.|Updated Fri, Feb 24, 2023 at 5:53 pm ETRED BANK, NJ — Woodhouse Spa in Red Bank now has a new owner - Jen Clark, already an owner of multiple businesses who has a definite philosophy about beauty."As a Black woman, I understand the challenges that women of color face in finding spaces that prioritize self-care and provide a life that is full of ease and joy," she...

Jen Clark considers herself a "veteran entrepreneur," involved in various business ventures. Her latest is Red Bank's Woodhouse Spa.

|Updated Fri, Feb 24, 2023 at 5:53 pm ET

RED BANK, NJ — Woodhouse Spa in Red Bank now has a new owner - Jen Clark, already an owner of multiple businesses who has a definite philosophy about beauty.

"As a Black woman, I understand the challenges that women of color face in finding spaces that prioritize self-care and provide a life that is full of ease and joy," she said in a news statement about the business.

Clark is an experienced business owner, running multiple franchises. including a Jersey Mike's, and now Woodhouse Spa, growing her real estate portfolio, her publicist says. You can learn more about the Red Bank spa services here.

For her latest venture, she chose a spa as part of her philosophy of life well-lived:

"I wanted to help change the narrative that softness is weakness and to embrace the idea that it takes strength to intentionally design a life that is full of love, care and ease," she said.

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Clark, who says her MBA is in finance and economics and who is a former vice president at Goldman Sachs, knows a thing or two about how to design your own future.

Her business interests are wide-ranging: Clark owns a Jersey Mike's franchise in Newark, Delaware; two coin-operated laundromats (one in Jersey City, the other in Palisades); and now the Red Bank spa.

Clark, a resident of Cresskill in Bergen County, is also a Realtor who negotiates her own commercial real estate deals, her news release says.

"I own two commercial properties and three residential properties," she added.

She now chose to go into the wellness business "because I wanted to provide a tranquil space where women can focus on self-love and self-care," she said.

Woodhouse Spa is at 73 Broad St. in Red Bank, and is part of a franchise with multiple locations, including sites in Florida, South Carolina, Georgia and Los Angeles, the publicist for Clark said.

She said her plans for the spa include "some renovations and will include a sauna and a salt room."

“I want to be able to give my customers a place to find solitude and rejuvenation. I look forward to delivering an experience that meets the needs of every person who visits us,” says Clark of the franchise.

The franchise was founded in Victoria, Texas in 2001 and now has 65 spas across the country. And it has a corporate philosophy to help customers continue their self-care at home, Clark said.

"True renewal doesn't stop when your experience ends. At Woodhouse Spa, we curate and customize each luxurious treatment in-house to deliver the exact mood you desire, now and long after you leave," Clark says.

For more information, visit www.woodhousespas.com.

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