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Third Annual Dueling Pianos charity event and educational programs. The Contemporaries, established in 2023, engage a new generation of members through collaborative fundraising with local businesses and nonprofits to strengthen the

the public. An option to make an extra donation at checkout will go toward honoring a local veteranʼs grave this holiday season. Admission includes live entertainment and a family-style dinner with two appetizers, three entrees, and dessert. A 50/50 raffle and cash bar will also be available. The Flying Ivories, a professional entertainment duo from the NY/NJ area, deliver a high-energy show featuring two pianists taking turns playing audience-requested songs across all genres—with plenty of humor, singing, and dancing. The past two yearsʼ events

sold out quickly, so attendees are encouraged to secure tickets early. To purchase tickets or make a donation, visit westwoodwomansclub.org/events-1. The event is made possible through the generous lead sponsorship of Wells Fargo Advisors. Additional sponsorship opportunities are available, and donations of all sizes are welcome and taxdeductible. For sponsorship or event inquiries, email jzsirchio@gmail.com. For more than 105 years, the Womanʼs Club of Westwood has served local communities through volunteerism, charitable giving,

18 selection is Agatha Christie: An Elusive Woman by Lucy Worsley. Upcoming special events include a Mocktails Mixology class (ages 18+) Thursday, Nov. 20 at 6 p.m., and a Winter Wreath workshop Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 6:30 p.m. Registration opens online Nov. 1 and Nov. 17 respectively, and both are open to Emerson residents only. Families will find a range of

storytimes, crafts, and early-learning opportunities, plus the Bookworm Book Club for ages 3–8 and Musical Munchkins (ages 1–3) on Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 10:30 a.m. The libraryʼs next Wednesday Matinee—Stephen Kingʼs The Life of Chuck (R, 1 hr 51 min)— screens Nov. 12 at 1 p.m. with refreshments provided. For details, visit emersonlibrary.org or call 201-261-5604.

greater Westwood community. Learn more about the Womanʼs Club of Westwood at westwoodwomansclub.org or on Instagram at @westwoodwomansclub.

Fall programs offer creativity, movement

The Emerson Public Library, 20 Palisade Ave., invites residents to enjoy a full lineup of adult and childrenʼs programs this fall. Adults can join Chair Yoga with instructor Shelley on Tuesdays at 1:30 p.m. through Dec. 16 (no classes Nov. 4 or 11), participate in the Knitters Circle Mondays 1:30–3:30 p.m., or join the This & That Book Club on select Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m.—the Nov.

Survey launched on superintendent search

The Pascack Valley Regional High School District Board of Education is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to share their views on the qualities they want to see in the districtʼs next superintendent of schools. An anonymous Superintendent Search Community Survey asks respondents to rate the importance of various leadership traits, professional experiences, and personal qualities on a scale of one to five, with five representing “most important.” Participants identify their relationship to the district—such as administrator, teacher, support staff, parent, student, or community member—before rating a series of characteristics that include: • Experience as a superintendent or school principal • Skill in listening to and addressing concerns from students, staff, and families • Vision for providing exemplary education for all students • Expertise in curriculum, instruction, and special education • Ability to manage budgets effectively and align finances with academic goals

• Commitment to inclusive, respectful school climates and equitable student outcomes • Communication and leadership skills, and presence at school and community events Board President Gini Varghese said the feedback will help the Board define the leadership profile for the districtʼs next educational leader and guide the selection process. “The Board is committed to

hearing from all members of our school community as we move forward,” Varghese said. “Your input will play a vital role in identifying the strengths, experience, and values most important to our next superintendent.” The survey is open through Thursday, Nov. 14, and can be accessed through the district website at pascack.org. Responses are confidential and will be reviewed as part of the search process.

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The Womanʼs Club of Westwood, hosted by The Contemporaries committee and sponsored by Eric Kohlmeier, senior financial advisor at Wells Fargo Advisors, invites the community to its Third Annual Dueling Pianos Charity Event. Enjoy a lively, interactive dueling pianos performance with The Flying Ivories on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at 6:30 p.m. at Lolitaʼs Restaurant, 65 Old Hook Road, Westwood. As the community honors Veterans Day on Nov. 11, proceeds from the evening will benefit Westwood American Legion Post 206 and the Womanʼs Club of Westwood. “The Legion is extremely grateful to the Womanʼs Club of Westwood for their continued partnership as a beneficiary of Dueling Pianos for a second consecutive year,” said Eddie Condello, Post Commander of the Westwood American Legion. “Their willingness to help our local veterans in times of need and also honor veteransʼ graves this holiday season through extra ticket donations shows their true dedication to our community.” Tickets are $75 and open to


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