NAI James E. Hanson, a New Jersey commercial real estate firm, has announced the recent completion of one lease renewal and one lease expansion totaling 31,675 square feet at 205 Chubb Avenue in Lyndhurst, New Jersey. Hanson's President, William C. Hanson, SIOR, along with Associate Vice Presidents, Jeffrey W. DeMagistris and Thomas A. Vetter represented the landlord for both transactions.

Bergen Welcomes New Hires With the start of the 2008-09 academic year, President of Bergen Community College Dr. G. Jeremiah Ryan announces the hiring of new faculty and staff members. The new hires were welcomed by the College in early September.

“Our new faculty and staff members will allow Bergen Community College to continue to provide our students with the best educational offerings and opportunities,” President Ryan said. “These new hires have extensive experience in their fields of study and will help our students become engaged and effective citizens in their communities.”

— At The Siena, Buyers Are Finding All of the Luxuries of Manhattan Living at a Fraction of the Price —

Sophisticated buyers have found a wonderful alternative to trendy areas like The Village in Manhattan — multicultural, artsy, charming Montclair with some of the best venues for art, food and entertainment in New Jersey.

From origins to ingredients, Americans are becoming more educated about their food – and they’re looking for more authentic ingredients to create their favorite dishes. Now Sargento is making it easier for at-home chefs to create deliciously authentic cuisine with the introduction of their new Artisan Blends Authentic Mexican cheese.

Amazing Kreskin

“POI: Persons of Interest” Helps Solve Open Missing Person and Criminal Cases

World renowned mentalist, the Amazing Kreskin, is partnering with Award-Winning producer Katy Wallin, President and CEO of MysticArt Pictures, to produce the reality show, “POI: Persons of Interest.” This original series follows Kreskin as he assists law enforcement in gathering information that may help solve open missing persons or criminal cases.

Activities are starting up after the long hot summer. Eileen McDowell, Executive Director of the Joseph Cipolla Senior Center, is happy to tell you that Computer classes will be starting in October. It seems that Lorraine had knee surgery, but she will be back. Tai Chi will resume on September 15th at a nominal cost of $10.00 for 8 lessons.

NAI James E. Hanson was named exclusive leasing agent for 2,400-square-foot retail unit located at 1055 Hamburg Turnpike in Wayne, New Jersey. NAI Hanson's Associate Vice President Darren M. Lizzack, MSRE, and Ron Fotiu are representing the landlord, Wedgewood Properties, LLC.

On Tuesday, September 23, 2008, Children's Aid and Family Services will host its sixth annual Building Futures Awards. The awards recognize individuals, groups, and corporations that contribute to building futures for children, families, and communities in northern New Jersey. This year, the agency will honor the following individuals, businesses and community organizations:

Dr. G. Jeremiah Ryan, President of Bergen Community College, and Dr. Michael Sperling, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Mercy College, recently signed a formal Transfer Articulation Agreement for Mercy College's Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree, Computer Arts & Design.

The American Conference on Diversity has selected Bergen Community College’s Center for the Study of Intercultural Understanding (CSIU) as the recipient of its Community Service Award. Representatives from the College will accept the honor at the Bergen-Passaic County Chapter of the American Conference on Diversity’s annual Humanitarian Awards Dinner on October 16, 2008 in Garfield.