Little Falls News Items (4/19/26)

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Apr 19, 2026, 6:39:10 AM (13 days ago) Apr 19
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Blog: 117 Main Street Project Update (see 3 comments)


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Calendar of Events - Event List


PNC Parking Lot on Stanley Street to Close April 17–19 for Paving in Little Falls

Will North Jersey see record temps this week? Here's what experts say


Autism Acceptance Month: Less hero more ‘decent human being’

Passaic County Parks & Recreation Newsletter (Spring 2026)

Little Falls Designates Rose Street Properties for Potential Future Redevelopment Study

Social Security COLA 2027 projection released, and the amount may surprise you
Getting ahead is getting harder | Sheneman cartoon

Yankees explain why they changed starting time for day games this season


Greater Morristown weekend preview: Divas, drills, and a dash of Mozarta

Jockey Hollow encampment to mark America 250 with muskets hikes and George & Martha April 18-19

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People can learn about e-bike law updates with NJ Bike and Walk Coalition during a webinar on Apr. 23. It is from 7:30-8:30 p.m. There will be information about new regulations, enforcement, and safe riding practices. Free admission. Registration is required.Add to 📅.png.
NJ Bike and Walk Coalition

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NEW JERSEY HUMAN SERVICES - New Jersey Resources (2025 - First Edition)

To request a hard copies in English or Spanish send an email to DDS at: Dds.publ...@dhs.nj.gov

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Creative Practices for Wellbeing Toolkit for Victims and Survivors of Terror

The toolkit is available free of charge in four languages (English, French, Spanish, and German). If you want to have a look, you can find it here: https://blog.bham.ac.uk/urbterr/2026/02/06/creative-practices-for-wellbeing-toolkit-for-victims-and-survivors-of-terror-english-spanish-french-german/


The Creative Practices for Wellbeing Toolkit is a resource developed by Joanne McCuaig and Dr. Katharina Karcher. Informed by more than five years of fieldwork and an international online survey, it highlights how activities such as art, writing, gardening, music, sports, and spiritual practices can foster healing, emotional expression, and community connection. The toolkit defines creative practices as imaginative processes rather than outcomes, emphasizing their beneficial impact on participants’ wellbeing. Our research shows that most individuals discover creative practices independently but many would value more support (with 92% expressing a desire for more guidance). Real-life examples discussed in the toolkit include photography, journaling, knitting, and collaborative projects. The toolkit stresses the importance of inclusivity, recommending flexible formats and sensitivity to physical and psychological needs. Whilst developed for and with people with lived experience of terrorist violence and organizations supporting such individuals, we hope that the toolkit can also be of value to victims of crime, refugees, and others seeking creative pathways to wellbeing.

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