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BULLETIN BOARD HOLIDAY 2018 VOLUME 7, NUMBER 4 New Goldfish Swim School opens in Closter Tom Donovan EDITORIAL ADVERTISING Hollis R. Towns Wendy Green NEW JERSEY STATE EDITOR/USA TODAY NETWORK EXECUTIVE EDITOR Dan Sforza EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Liz Johnson DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MAGAZINES Laura Adams Stiansen [email protected] [phone] ART DIRECTOR John Flynn LEAD EDITORIAL DESIGNER Joram Mushinske SHOPPING & TRAVEL EDITOR Kimberly Wilson CONTRIBUTORS Catherine Carrera, Meghan Grant, Nicholas Katzban, Lindsey Kelleher Ashley May, Curtis Tate EDITORIAL OFFICE 41 Oak St., Ridgewood, NJ 07450-3805 (entrance on Walnut Street) EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS We welcome story ideas and submissions. We assume no responsibility for the return of unsolicited material. PRODUCTION VICE PRESIDENT/PRODUCTION Doctors seek ban on infant walkers s INFANT WALKERS RS remain a “preventable source of injury” for young kids, enough that researchers believe they should be banned U.S., d in the he U .S., .S says authors of a new study. y. The he study, tudy tu published in the journal Pediatrics, found between 1990 and 2014, more than 230,000 children younger than 15 months were treated in the emergency room for injuries in the U.S. linked to walkers, an average of more than 9,000 a year. More than 90 percent of incidents involved head and neck injuries, while 74 percent were injured falling down the stairs while using an infant walker. Researchers on the study, as well as the American Academy of Pediatrics, which publishes the journal Pediatrics, have called for a ban on the walkers in the U.S. “Despite the decline in injuries, infant walkers remain an important and preventable source of injury among young children,” read an excerpt from the study. 4 HOLIDAY HOLI HO LIDA LI DAYY 2018 DA 20 18 | ( (201) 2011 ) F FAMILY 20 AMIL AM ILYY IL Glenn Garvie ADVERTISING COORDINATION Arlene Cruz, Lenny Robinson VICE PRESIDENT – SALES DIRECTOR – SALES Jeramiah Martin KEY ACCOUNT – SALES STAFF Dre Brownridge REAL ESTATE Rebecca Fiorini EDUCATION, HOME, RETAIL Anna Giancaspro HEALTHCARE Patricia Griffin REAL ESTATE Monique Haygood RETAIL Izzy Lamboy AUTOMOTIVE Karin Mikelis REAL ESTATE Maria Sergi FOOD, FINANCE Elizabeth Stever RETAIL, ENTERTAINMENT Gloria Udrija HEALTHCARE, BEAUTY SALES MANAGER – BERGEN COUNTY Kimberly Cummings BERGEN COUNTY – SALES STAFF Rebecca Cardenas EDGEWATER, FORT LEE Drew Eisenberg PARAMUS, SADDLE BROOK Judy Famulare CLOSTER, WESTWOOD Celeste Federico ELMWOOD PARK, GARFIELD, LYNDHURST, RUTHERFORD Jason Kranjac RIDGEWOOD Tanya Lashley FAIR LAWN, GLEN ROCK, RAMSEY, WYCKOFF Deneen Wright HACKENSACK, TEANECK ADVERTISING INQUIRIES For information about advertising, please call [phone] or email [email protected] MARKETING & EVENTS MARKETING DIRECTOR Maggie Grande [phone], [email protected] MARKETING GRAPHIC DESIGNER Jason Tyburczy EVENTS MANAGER Nicole Serse Please recycle this magazine. [phone], [email protected] CIRCULATION For circulation customer service, please call 1-888-504-4280. D REA R U O AL DIGIT IO N EDIT ZINE.COM/ 201MAG M A ILYMAG FA (201) FAMILY is published seven times a year by North Jersey Media Group, 41 Oak St., Ridgewood, NJ 07450. BACK ISSUES Back issues of (201) FAMILY can be purchased online by visiting www.shoptherecord.com/201family. REPRINTS To purchase reprints of photos for personal use, visit www.northjerseyimages.com. Requests for purchase of PDF files ($99 each) of individual pages for personal use only or to license content for editorial or commercial use, email your request to [email protected]. All contents © 2018 North Jersey Media Group. All rights reserved. No portion of (201) FAMILY may be reproduced without permission. (201) FAMILY is a trademark of North Jersey Media Group. @201MAGAZINE FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM FOR BEHIND-THE-SCENES PHOTOS, UPDATES AND MORE. IMAGES The newest addition to the GOLDFISH SWIM SCHOOL family started welcoming he swimmers in September. The nd,, nd school provides year-round, indoor swim instruction to children ages 4 months to 12 d years-old with highly trained instructors, small class sizes, , 90-degree pools, and a water In system. purification addition to swim lessons, School Swim Goldfish ty arty ar party a nd p offers weekly family swims and th at packages. “My team and I want t to ensure that local children have a safe, fun, and friendly place to learn this important, life-saving skill,” says owner Jennifer Casper. Goldfish Swim School also has a Wyckoff location, plus five other locations in New Jersey. • New location: 91 Ruckman Road, Closter; [phone], goldfishswimschool.com/closter PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER