Little Falls News Items (3/15/26)

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Mar 15, 2026, 6:42:21 AM (6 days ago) Mar 15
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Blog: 117 Main Street Project Update


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Calendar of Events - Event List


Little Falls, NJ Township Council Workshop Meeting Monday March 9 2026

Little Falls Updates Zoning for Affordable Housing Raises Concerns Over State Mandates



Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act Advances to Full House Vote - Read the article.

Road to 250: NJ TRANSIT Student Art Contest


Cartoons -  Lighthouse Laughs

Are School Breaks Broken?

10 Oscar Songs That Outshined Their Movies

The Native American Dancer Who Revolutionized Modern Ballet

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Aging in Place Home Modifications: Room-by-Room Tour - https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/interactives/aging-in-place/

A Room-by-Room Guide to Aging in Your Own Home - https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/wirecutter-show-podcast-20260311-aging-in-place/?searchResultPosition=1

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Ukrainian Contemporary Music Festival 
at Montclair State University

Sunday, March 15, 2026, 5 – 6:30 pm 
Leshowitz Recital Hall, Chapin Hall
Free and open to the public, reservations not necessary.

Inaugural Montclair State University presentation of the only festival in North America dedicated to showcasing Ukraine's complex and diverse contributions to contemporary music. Concert featuring Montclair State University Faculty, students and a special guest The Rhythm MethodQuartet

The Rhythm Method is a quartet of composer-performers reimagining the string quartet through a contemporary, intersectional feminist lens—collaborating closely with composers, blending improvisation and notation, amplifying marginalized voices, and fostering collective creativity through performance and education.

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Celebrate National Reading Month:

March is National Reading Month, a time to celebrate the many benefits of reading and make reading as a family a daily habit. From bedtime stories to library visits, families play a powerful role in nurturing a love of reading and supporting lifelong learning; especially when they provide access to diverse, engaging books and activities. National PTA’s Family Reading Experienceoffers inclusive resources, book lists and activities that empower families to make reading a joyful, shared experience at every age and stage.


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HJM Wants to Hear from You

Summary: We regularly discuss the latest news and research on problems with health insurance and prospects for single payer. We’ll keep doing that. But we also want to understand what you’re observing, contemplating, and striving for. So today we ask you to chime in.

Three open-ended questions; please provide your thoughts. Send responses to healthjust...@gmail.com (or just hit “reply” to the HJM email).
 
1) What problems with current US health insurance do you find most vexing & motivating – i.e., causing the worst harms (health and/or financial), provoking the most intensive frustration with current insurance, boosting popular desire for universal public insurance?
 
2) How does the current broad political context harm or advance universal public insurance efforts? E.g., an aggressively conservative federal administration (including cuts to public insurance); a determined progressive response; shifting electoral terrain.
 
3) Your strategic / tactical ideas: What methods to promote reform will break the 60-year impasse on universal health insurance? E.g., federal vs state action; all-at-once vs incremental steps such as lowering the Medicare age or universal primary care; highlighting the moral imperative vs system design optimization?
 
We will summarize and synthesize the responses and report back to HJM readers. We’ll use respondent names only with permission.
 
Thanks!

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Little Falls Public Schools’  FRIDAY FOLDERS (3/13/26)


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