Zika virus health seminar is May 4
A health seminar regarding the zika virus affects on pregnant women at the North Bergen public library on 8411 Bergenline Ave. on Wednesday May 4. The check-in starts at 6 p.m. and the seminar starts at 6:30 p.m. The admission and parking is free along with free food and refreshments. MD of the Palisades Women’s Group will speak about how many symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options are available for pregnant women and childbearing
North Bergen library event: Keep this, toss that
The North Bergen Main Library on 8411 Bergenline Ave. will sponsor an organizing event on Monday May 9 at 6 p.m. Enjoy a free event to learn about organizing closets, and making paperwork disappear. The speaker for the event will be Jamie Novak who has appeared on HGTV and QVC, and is a blogger for Martha Stewart Whole Living. For more information call (201) 869-4715 or visit nbpl.org.
Rhythms of India will be May 27
The North Bergen Free Public Library presents an evening filled with culture, music, and dance with “Rhythms of India” on May 27 at 6:30 p.m. Free bus transportation will be provided from both North Bergen library locations to the North Bergen Senior Nutrition Center on 1441 45th Street. The main library is on 8411 Bergenline Ave., and the Kennedy library branch is on 2123 Kennedy Boulevard West. To register for transportation or for more information call (201) 869-4715, or visit nbpl.org for more information.
Paramus Catholic High School student open house
Prospective students and family are invited to Paramus Catholic High School’s open house on Wednesday May 4 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. PCHS is located at 425 Paramus Road, Paramus. For more information call (201) 445-4466, contact the Dean of Admissions William Brieden at (201) 445-4466 extension 104, or visit paramuscatholic.com
PCHS is a co-educational high school offering 140 college preparatory courses, including 20 advanced placement courses, and a scenic 27-acre campus. There are many athletic, performing arts, and campus ministry programs. Graduates from 2014 and 2015 received over $110 million in scholarships and grants. Graduates from 2016 were accepted to prestigious colleges like Yale, Boston University, Notre Dame, and more.