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Radio hosts and callers mourn beloved WFAN listener from NJ who dies at 99

Harry Chakmakian, beloved long time caller of the “The Michael Kay Show” on ESPN radio, was a favorite among the WFAN community. The 99-year-old, known as “Harry from Englewood Cliffs,” died on Dec. 23.Throughout the years, Chakmakian also appeared at public events for the popular radio show. Both hosts and callers have mourne...

Harry Chakmakian, beloved long time caller of the “The Michael Kay Show” on ESPN radio, was a favorite among the WFAN community. The 99-year-old, known as “Harry from Englewood Cliffs,” died on Dec. 23.

Throughout the years, Chakmakian also appeared at public events for the popular radio show. Both hosts and callers have mourned his loss, sharing photos and memories of their dear friend.

Kay tweeted his condolences after receiving the news:

Just got an e mail from the family of Harry from Englewood Cliffs informing us that Harry passed two days before Christmas, at age 99. Listeners to @TMKSESPN know Harry was a cherished part of our family and he will be terribly missed. Condolences to his family. RIP my friend.

He was one of many to express sentiments about the longtime, beloved caller, on Twitter, including show co-hosts Don La Greca and Peter Rosenberg.

From La Greca:

Sorry to hear about the passing of Harry from Englewood. It was a honor to know him as it was for everyone @ESPNNY98_7FM and @TMKSESPN. We miss you and your passion for life. #ripharry

Rosenberg posted a video of Chakmakian’s guest appearance at one of the show’s annual, Jersey Shore remote broadcasts. He also tweeted photos of Chakmakian:

We love you Harry. Sweet dreams friend.

According to his obituary, Chakmakian grew up in Philadelphia and served in World War II as a radio operator on a B29. In addition to his passion for sports radio, he loved coaching, watching basketball, playing tennis with friends, listening to music and spending time with this family.

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Radio hosts and callers mourn beloved WFAN listener from NJ who dies at 99

Harry Chakmakian, beloved long time caller of the “The Michael Kay Show” on ESPN radio, was a favorite among the WFAN community. The 99-year-old, known as “Harry from Englewood Cliffs,” died on Dec. 23.Throughout the years, Chakmakian also appeared at public events for the popular radio show. Both hosts and callers have mourne...

Harry Chakmakian, beloved long time caller of the “The Michael Kay Show” on ESPN radio, was a favorite among the WFAN community. The 99-year-old, known as “Harry from Englewood Cliffs,” died on Dec. 23.

Throughout the years, Chakmakian also appeared at public events for the popular radio show. Both hosts and callers have mourned his loss, sharing photos and memories of their dear friend.

Kay tweeted his condolences after receiving the news:

Just got an e mail from the family of Harry from Englewood Cliffs informing us that Harry passed two days before Christmas, at age 99. Listeners to @TMKSESPN know Harry was a cherished part of our family and he will be terribly missed. Condolences to his family. RIP my friend.

He was one of many to express sentiments about the longtime, beloved caller, on Twitter, including show co-hosts Don La Greca and Peter Rosenberg.

From La Greca:

Sorry to hear about the passing of Harry from Englewood. It was a honor to know him as it was for everyone @ESPNNY98_7FM and @TMKSESPN. We miss you and your passion for life. #ripharry

Rosenberg posted a video of Chakmakian’s guest appearance at one of the show’s annual, Jersey Shore remote broadcasts. He also tweeted photos of Chakmakian:

We love you Harry. Sweet dreams friend.

According to his obituary, Chakmakian grew up in Philadelphia and served in World War II as a radio operator on a B29. In addition to his passion for sports radio, he loved coaching, watching basketball, playing tennis with friends, listening to music and spending time with this family.

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Where Can I Find Affordable Landscaping In Englewood-Englewood Cliffs?

Creating a beautiful and well-manicured yard is a top priority for many homeowners — but it’s no secret that finding quality, affordable landscaping services in the Englewood-Englewood Cliffs area can be challenging. Fortunately, ...

Creating a beautiful and well-manicured yard is a top priority for many homeowners — but it’s no secret that finding quality, affordable landscaping services in the Englewood-Englewood Cliffs area can be challenging. Fortunately, Thumbtack, a home services app used by millions, has you covered.

Thumbtack connects homeowners with local professionals who can transform outdoor spaces into stunning works of art. Whether you're looking for a one-time landscaping project or regular maintenance services, Thumbtack makes it simple to find landscaping professionals in Englewood-Englewood Cliffs who cater to your specific needs.

In addition to traditional landscaping services like lawn mowing, tree trimming and garden maintenance, Thumbtack offers a wide range of professionals who can help enhance your outdoor living experience. You can find a pro who excels in services like hardscaping, irrigation or sprinkler system installation and landscape design.

Each landscaping pro on Thumbtack has their own profile that includes pricing information, allowing you to compare prices and choose the professional that best fits your budget. The average cost of lawn mowing and trimming services in the New York area is $96 per hour, according to data obtained by Thumbtack.*

Thumbtack goes beyond just landscaping services. Whether you require a handyman, interior painter, plumber, electrician, or any other service, Thumbtack has a vast network of professionals in the Englewood-Englewood Cliffs area who can handle just about any home project for you. The app also allows you to read reviews from previous consumers, giving you insights into the quality of service provided by each service professional.

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Need something done in Englewood-Englewood Cliffs? Whatever it is, Thumbtack can help you find and hire the pro for the job!

*Pricing data is based on projects requested on Thumbtack in the past 24 months as reported directly by the independent service professional or individual consumer. These figures are provided for educational purposes only and are subject to change at any time due to various factors. Details about your specific project and local rates can impact costs.

LG OPENS DOORS TO COMMUNITY, CUTS RIBBON ON NEW INTERACTIVE, HIGH-TECH LEARNING SPACE FOR K-8 STUDENTS

LG Exploratorium offers hands-on, immersive education, inspires new generation to pursue STEAM careers Elected officials, education leaders, students among those celebrating LG Exploratorium's grand openingENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., Oct. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- LG Electronics USA officially cut the ribbon today on the LG Exploratorium, a new high-te...

LG Exploratorium offers hands-on, immersive education, inspires new generation to pursue STEAM careers

Elected officials, education leaders, students among those celebrating LG Exploratorium's grand opening

ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., Oct. 25, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- LG Electronics USA officially cut the ribbon today on the LG Exploratorium, a new high-tech immersive learning space for area school children that promotes STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) and environmental education while giving students the opportunity to interact with robotics, artificial intelligence and other technologies.

"The LG Exploratorium is a fun, interactive, hands-on educational space for elementary and middle school-aged students to visit and learn how innovation can be used to impact people's lives, improve productivity, and protect the environment," said LG Electronics North America CEO Thomas Yoon. "The LG Exploratorium represents an investment in our social and economic future, and when we invest in our communities, we create a stronger society for everyone."

The LG Exploratorium aims to inspire new generations of students to pursue careers in STEAM fields and serve as a destination for class field trips and immersive, enhanced learning experiences for students. Exhibits include an artificially intelligent robot artist, interactive digital seascape, electric vehicle drive simulator and more. LG has partnered with Discovery Education to develop age-appropriate curriculum for grades K-8 that aligns with the state's rigorous standards.

"Our mission at Discovery Education is to prepare learners for tomorrow by creating innovative classrooms connected to today's world. The LG Exploratorium aligns with this mission by allowing students to engage with technology while exploring STEAM-related career paths," said Amy Nakamoto, General Manager of Social Impact at Discovery Education. "Together, we designed engaging resources for K-8 students that enhance enrichment and integrate the hands-on Exploratorium experiences into what they are studying in the classroom. We are excited to what possibilities this opens up for students!"

"The LG Exploratorium will contribute immensely to New Jersey's economic and education landscapes and inspire innovation among young New Jerseyans," said New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. "As we respond to a host of formidable challenges both today and in the future, it's crucial that we equip the next generation of New Jersey leaders with the skills they require to build a stronger and more prosperous Garden State."

"Any opportunity for our students to expand their learning opportunities in creative ways is a net positive for our communities. I hope that Englewood Cliffs students and students from around our great state can utilize this new facility to expand their minds and their knowledge horizons well into the future," said U.S. Rep. Bill Pascrell, Jr.

"LG Electronics has been a great corporate neighbor and valuable member of the Englewood Cliffs community," said Englewood Cliffs Mayor Mario M. Kranjac. "By opening its doors, LG is providing through the LG Exploratorium a unique opportunity for our students to learn and grow and be inspired by technology and innovation to pursue careers in high-demand STEAM fields."

LG also welcomed its first guests to the LG Exploratorium, a group of fourth graders from nearby Englewood Cliffs' Upper School, which was honored with a 2022 National Blue Ribbon by the U.S. Department of Education for overall academic performance and progress in closing achievement gaps among student subgroups.

"For many students, STEAM is their first exposure to fulfilling and rewarding careers in New Jersey's key industries. By engaging students at an early age with hands-on experiences, it gives them a glimpse of what careers in science, technology, engineering, art and math may be like," said Englewood Cliffs Schools Superintendent Jennifer R. Brower, Ed. D.

The LG Exploratorium is located at LG's North American headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, N.J. and further solidifies LG's continued commitment to the community and the region. Visitors are welcomed to the LG Exploratorium by compelling, interactive video content shown on advanced commercial displays from LG Business Solutions, including curved open-frame OLED displays and touch-screen digital signage displays.

The 350,000-square-foot, $300 million campus, which had a pandemic opening in 2020, was designed to preserve the scenic views of the New Jersey Palisades and earned the highest-level LEED Platinum certification for its sustainability, efficiency and lower carbon footprint. Commercial Property Executive ranked LG's Englewood Cliffs headquarters as the No. 1 LEED-certified building in New Jersey.

The facility offers significant economic development and other benefits to Englewood Cliffs, Bergen County, and the State of New Jersey, having created more than 2,000 labor jobs during construction and growing local employment to more than 800.

Among the public officials and leaders attending today's grand opening event were Congressman Bill Pascrell, Jr. (N.J.-09); State Senator Gordon Johnson; Assemblymembers Shama Haider, Ellen Park and Chris Tully, chair of the Assembly Science, Innovation and Technology Committee; Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco; Bergen County Commissioners Tracy Zur, president, Mary Amoroso, Germaine Ortiz and Steve Tanelli; Englewood Cliffs Mayor Mario Kranjac and members of the township council; Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich; Alpine Mayor Paul Tomasko; Edgewater Mayor Michael McPartland; Dr. Jordan Schiff, Acting Assistant Commissioner for Division of Teaching and Learning Services, New Jersey Department of Education; Christopher Cox, Office of Innovation, New Jersey Department of Education; Jorge Santos, Chief Real Estate Development Officer, Economic Development Authority; Englewood Cliffs School District Superintendent Dr. Jennifer Brower and Board President Shanna Jafri; and representatives from the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA), Teach NJ, and NJ STEM Teachers.

About LG Electronics USALG Electronics USA, Inc., based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $63 billion global innovator in technology and manufacturing. In the United States, LG sells a wide range of innovative home appliances, home entertainment products, commercial displays, air conditioning systems, energy solutions and vehicle components. LG is 2022 ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year-Sustained Excellence. The company's commitment to environmental sustainability and its "Life's Good" marketing theme encompass how LG is dedicated to people's happiness by exceeding expectations today and tomorrow. www.LG.com.

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Private equity firm acquires Suave brand, plans for NJ-based spinoff

Englewood Cliffs-based Unilever USA completed the previously announced sale of its beauty and personal care brand Suave to Yellow Wood Partners LLC, a private equity firm.Following the acquisition, Yellow Wood announced plans to create a new standalone business in New Jersey to support the Suave brand under the leadership of Daniel Alter, a 20-year Unilever veteran with global strategy and operations expertise.Fi...

Englewood Cliffs-based Unilever USA completed the previously announced sale of its beauty and personal care brand Suave to Yellow Wood Partners LLC, a private equity firm.

Following the acquisition, Yellow Wood announced plans to create a new standalone business in New Jersey to support the Suave brand under the leadership of Daniel Alter, a 20-year Unilever veteran with global strategy and operations expertise.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed in the May 9 press release.

A representative for Yellow Wood, which is headquartered in Boston, told NJBIZ that a location for the new Suave Brands Co. has not yet been decided.

Yellow Wood invests exclusively in the consumer industry in the middle market and seeks to acquire branded consumer products that sell into a variety of channels, such as drug, food, specialty, value, club and e-commerce. Its portfolio includes footcare brand Dr. Scholl’s, self-tanning brand Isle of Paradise, skincare brand Freeman Beauty and beauty brand Real Techniques.

In a statement, Dana Schmaltz, partner at Yellow Wood, said, “The widely known Suave brand has a long heritage and strong consumer loyalty, selling over 250 million units annually and is present in 1 out of every 2 homes in America. Our firm’s extensive experience working with multi-national branded consumer packaged goods companies, such as Unilever, Bayer and Reckitt, will enable us to successfully transition Suave to an independent company within the Yellow Wood portfolio and accelerate its growth.

“Our deep expertise in the consumer goods sector and with large mass, grocery, drug, and ecommerce retailers will help us enhance Suave’s closeness with consumers and product innovation. In addition to carving out Suave and establishing an independent infrastructure, we are building the Suave Brands Co. into a beauty & personal care platform focused on democratizing trends, making them accessible to a broader consumer base,” Schmaltz added.

Alter, whose most recent role with Unilever was chief strategy and digital transformation officer in personal care, said, “I am excited to partner with Yellow Wood to lead the Suave Brands Co. and set the brand up for its next stage of growth. Our shared vision is to build the Suave Brands Co. into an industry leading beauty & personal care platform, delivering high quality products at an accessible price for consumers across North America.”

Tad Yanagi, a partner at Yellow Wood, said, “We are excited about Suave’s ability to benefit from the growing consumer demand for value-based brands. There is great opportunity to do more with Suave’s leading brand awareness and consumer loyalty and to lead that effort we are pleased to welcome Daniel Alter as CEO. His and Yellow Wood’s deep branded CPG experiences will help Suave execute on new growth levers to build the business and identify new personal care brand acquisitions.”

Outside of the U.S. and Canada, Suave will continue to be owned and operated by Unilever.

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