PATERSON, NJ - Even during a pandemic year, it’s possible to afford a college education when you choose Passaic County Community College (PCCC). In fact, it’s even possible to attend PCCC tuition free! 

If your annual income is $65,000 or less, you may qualify for a Community College Opportunity Grant which covers all tuition, and some fees, at PCCC.  

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It’s a new year and the perfect time to go forward at Passaic County Community College. PCCC has locations in Paterson,, Wanaque, Passaic, and Wayne, and also offers the programs and classes to help you build a secure foundation for future success. Choose from over 70 degree and certificate programs in a wide range of fields, including computers, science, healthcare, education, public ...

Like so many of you I’ve watched the events of the last week in horror.

I have not watched them in shock, I have long thought that violence would erupt during this transfer of power. I have seen the signs – the increasing violence, the rise in the acceptance of hate, racism, antisemitism and sexism. The armed militias, the increasing desperate cries, the willingness to use lies to ...

2019 was an awful year. Yep I said it – 2019 was an awful year.

The first half was filled with work related stress and the office nonsense that we probably have all started to miss and in the vast universe of things I hope one day I can see as trivial.

In May, my father, who has outlived his brain cancer diagnosis by two decades, had a stroke that left him debilitated and in hospice ...

As the month of February approaches, our attention turns to matters of the heart. February is all about hearts - but not just the candy kind. It's also American Heart Month, a time to turn our thoughts to keeping families and communities free from heart disease.

Heart disease kills more women than cancer, diabetes and stroke. It will claim the lives of one in three, killing more than ...

This morning while I was scrolling through Facebook, a memory of a photo I shared a few years ago popped up. It's a picture of me in high school playing the piano for a drama club production. When I first made the post, it was simply in remembrance of a happy period of my life. But, when the photo appeared in my memories today, I saw it with a different perspective.

All those years ...

I need help. My computer stopped working. And given that there are no signs of glowing screen life, my software troubleshooting skills are pretty much useless.

I have run out of options. It is midnight in the time of Covid and the Genius bar is closed. So is the bar in town.

What I need is divine intervention.

Surely there is a patron saint of computers I can call on. There is a patron ...

When I was little, my dad, who knew everything, gave me a present.

I watched with curious anticipation one day as he tied a long length of thread taken from my mom’s sewing basket onto the closed ends of a thick wire coat hanger. He instructed me to place the loop of thread over the top of my head so that the upside down hanger dangled freely in front of me, somewhere around my ...