Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Adaptation of Nicholas Sparks novel stars Josh Duhamel and Julianne Hough.
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Wednesday, February 13
Safe Haven, the latest movie adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks' romance novel, opens in theaters on Valentine’s Day. The movie starring hunky Josh Duhamel and the lovely Julianne Hough is playing at 9 p.m. at Caldwell Clearview Cinemas. See synopsis on MovieFone. The theater will have trivia contests and games at each showing of Safe Haven throughout opening weekend, according to General Manager David Maas. Maas said you can sign-up for Clearview’s loyalty program for a chance to win a Safe Haven Gift Basket, or guess how many Hershey Kisses are in the jar for a prize. Plus, donate a dollar to the Essex County Family Justice Center and add your Valentine to the “Wall of Love.”
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Caldwell Cinema IV
315 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell, NJ
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Dining out or sharing a romantic meal at home? How will you spend time with your Valentine?
Is your vision of romance sharing a plate of spaghetti with your sweetie like in the classic scene from Lady in the Tramp? Then consider Caldwell the "city of love." The town (and the area for that matter) is abundant with Italian restaurants where you can reserve a table for Valentine's Day dinner. See listings here. Perhaps you prefer to delight your sweetheart by whipping up his or her favorite dish at home? Shop for the perfect wine to pair with your meal at ShopRite Liquors or Wine Village. There are plenty of places to purchase chocolate, the quintessential Valentine's Day food. Stop in Bromilow's or pick up sweets at Smith & Company, Fruit Basket King or Caldwell Event Outfitters. And don't forget the flowers, where shopping …
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Frank Delli Santi of Caldwell Flowerland says it's all about the water.
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Tuesday, February 12
Millions of flowers—especially red roses—will be delivered to homes and offices around the country on Feb. 14, Valentine's Day. But how do you keep them alive long after Thursday? Caldwell Flowerland owner Frank Delli Santi shares his simple tips for keeping the flowers fresh through the weekend and beyond. Hint: It's all about the water.
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Caldwell Flowerland
329 Bloomfield Ave, Caldwell, NJ
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Monday, February 11, 2013
West Caldwell husband and wife win dinner for two and a dozen roses for Valentine's Day.
The "votes" have been counted and Mel and Lina Sereno of West Caldwell are hands down the Caldwells' 'Cutest Couple.' The Serenos earned the greatest number of comments (well over 100) out of the 13 entries and will receive a dozen red roses from Caldwell Flowerland and a Valentine's Day date at Sofia's in North Caldwell. "We're thrilled and honored to have won the Cutest Couple contest through The Patch," husband Mel wrote Patch when he heard they won. "Thanks to every person that voted for us! Our journey has not been easy, but the one thing we have is each other. Happy Valentine's Day from our family to yours." The couple has been married for 13 years and moved to West Caldwell in 2001. Husband Mel entered the contest by submitting…
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Are you and your partner the epitome of cute in the Caldwells? Enter our Valentine's Day Cutest Couple Contest.
Do you and your spouse still hold hands after all these years? Do you exemplify commitment, loyalty and friendship? Then enter the Valentine's Day Caldwells' Cutest Couple Contest for a chance to win a dozen red roses from Caldwell Flowerland and dinner for two at Sofia's in North Caldwell. Just email a photo showing how cute you are to caldwells@patch.com (or upload yourself at right) by Feb. 8 at noon and don’t forget to include your names and a brief description. Winners will be based on reader votes in the comments posted by noon on Monday, Feb. 11. CONTEST RULES Please click here for complete 2013 giveaway rules.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Borough serves 68 area seniors on Valentine's Day.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
The Grover Cleveland Senior Center served up lunch and love for Valentine's Day Tuesday. About 68 seniors sat in round tables of eight in the gymnasium which was decorated for the holiday. They each received a Valentine from one of four local Girl Scout Troops, which also made the centerpieces. A Trinity catechism class provided lollipops. The main course of pot roast was made possible with meat provided by Vila Meats in Caldwell. The meal cost $3.50 and included dessert, coffee, chocolates and party favors.
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Grover Cleveland Senior Center
1 Provost Sq, Caldwell, NJ
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Belleville deli inspired by Valentine's Day.
Although Connie Francis loves Pepe Sisters Italian American Deli in Belleville for their beef brachiole, the singer and 1955 Belleville High School graduate would likely also enjoy the eatery's new Valentine's Day-inspired creation: heart-shaped ravioli. “Somebody told me they had heart-shaped ravioli,” Annamaria Pepe said. Added sister Fran: “We wanted to try it out.” This prompted Annamaria—who runs Pepe Sisters with Fran and their mother, whom everyone affectionately calls Mama—to retreat into the kitchen where the deli's queen of pasta often freshly creates cavatelli, gnocchi, spaghetti and the noodles for the always-popular lasagna. These new heart-shaped ravioli are created much like Pepe Sisters' other macaroni dishes, only some get…
Local chocolatiers have got the goods on Valentine’s Day.
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Friday, February 10, 2012
On Valentine's Day, “It’s all about the heart-shaped box.” So says Ginny Monk of Bromilow’s Homemade Chocolates—and she ought to know. As the granddaughter of the founder, Monk said she's been working in the family business her "entire life.” Opened more than 50 years ago in West Paterson, Bromilow’s still crafts their chocolates on site using their exclusive family recipe. “Our base chocolate has not changed since we started,” said Monk. “We try to make everything ourselves,” Monk stressed. “We make the centers, the marshmallows and the jellies all ourselves. A lot of places don’t do that anymore.” It’s a chocolate area residents have appreciated for the past 34 years, ever since the family expanded their business to West Caldwell with a…
Teresa Akersten
11:36 am on Thursday, February 14, 2013
Sounds delicious. What about for dessert? more ›