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PEDESTRIAN SAFETY SMART LITTLE SINGERS VISIT BAUER CENTER Town examines unsafe crossings

By Erin Patricia Griffiths Avenue and Cypress Street. of The Item According to Baer, some of the suggestions for traffic calming mea- With spring in full swing and sures and pedestrian safety include summer fast approaching, many installing speed tables, better sig- area residents are taking advantage nage, and creating bump outs on of the parks and recreational facil- the sidewalks to shorten a pedes- ities in the township. trian’s path from one corner to But some have expressed con- another while also giving a larger cern about the safety of the streets area to stand while waiting to surrounding these areas, raising cross. The permitting of right hand issues of pedestrian accessibility turns at some intersections is also with Township Committee mem- being re-evaluated. bers and the police department. The public safety committee has Attention is already being given been consulting with the police to traffic and pedestrian issues in department to determine which town, according to Township safety measures would yield the Committee Member Daniel Baer. best results. Baer and Deputy Mayor Tom Baer said that there is a meeting McDermott spoke about some of scheduled this week with several the ideas and concerns discussed vendors for such projects and also by the public safety committee at a meeting of the traffic safety com- the April 21 Township Committee mittee scheduled for today. meeting. The projects will be a cost to the “For the five years I’ve been on town, but Baer said the committee the committee, I’ve been very will look at these costs with Town- involved in traffic and pedestrian ship Administrator Tim Gordon. safety in town. I feel it has always The projects will also need been a priority,” said Baer in a approval from the township com- phone interview Monday. mittee. Baer said that he has been “Some of the things are relative- working with the traffic safety ly inexpensive, but will produce committee, as well as the police great benefits,” said Baer. He also department, fire department and said that the township would look department of public works, to to apply for and use grant money identify the issues in town and try to fund many of these projects, not- to address as many of them as pos- ing that they are “investigationing sible. all options.” Several intersections have been According to Baer, some of the highlighted as a priority in discus- areas would fall under the Safe sions, such as Main Street and Routes to School programs for eli- Ridgewood Road, Whittingham gibility for funding. In addition, STAFF PHOTO BY HARRY TRUMBORE Terrace and Ridgewood Road, and money may be available through all streets surrounding Taylor Park. the New Jersey Department of Neighborhood House students in Jane Drew’s 3-year-old class entertain the Friday Friends women’s group last week at the Some other streets for the commit- Transportation as well as local aid Bauer Community Center in Taylor Park. Telling the ladies that they know their ABCs are, from left, Lauren Crespi, Ava Wolfe, tee’s consideration include Glen programs. Will Kernan, Leah Riso, Emma Cosereanu, Owen Masters and Aidan Tolchin.

SCHOOL VIOLENCE MHS students answer complaints in court

By Harry Trumbore The minister and his son were parking lot fight and struck him in of The Item both charged with aggravated the eyes with his fingers. Brender, assault, among other charges, fol- Barnes-George claims, threw her Two Millburn High School stu- lowing the parking lot fight. A Mill- son to the ground during the fight dents accused of assaulting anoth- burn High School student, who the following day. er student before or during an school officials said intervened in The complaint against Miller altercation in the school parking the fight as a “Good Samaritan,” claims he put the boy in a choke- lot in January pleaded not guilty in was hospitalized and released that hold and threw him to the ground municipal court Tuesday. evening. during the fight. Their hearings, however, will The Georges, who are African- The complaints charge the three take place outside the township, American, claim their sons have with simple assault, a disorderly according to court officials. been the target of racial harass- persons charge. The two students, Adam Bren- ment at the school and that after- Shaughnessy said there is a con- der and Roger McGlynn, both 18 noon were chased into the parking flict with the court, necessitating a years old, responded in court to lot by as many as a dozen white move for the three hearings to complaints filed by Brenda Barnes- students. another municipal court in Essex George, the mother of a 15-year- A grand jury dismissed the County. She said she would not old student involved in the attack. charges against the minister and know the new location or dates for Neither Brender nor McGlynn his son on April 21. any future hearings for at least a have been charged with any The Georges’ 15-year-old son, week. wrongdoing by law enforcement whose name has not been released Sources told The Item of Mill- officials. by authorities, was also arrested burn and Short Hills Tuesday at An adult, Jerome Miller, who following the Jan. 9 altercation. least one of the three men charged also was the subject of a similar After being suspended from school, had a prior legal relationship with complaint by Barnes-George did the son was the subject of a closed the township’s municipal prosecu- not appear in court Tuesday. hearing by the Board of Education tor, Peter Fico. According to Court Administra- in February and was subsequently The student injured in the Jan. 9 tor Kathleen Shaughnessy, Miller expelled from Millburn High fracas, Alex Smith, 18, is also the has a week to answer the com- School. He is currently being subject of complaints by Barnes- STAFF PHOTO BY HARRY TRUMBORE plaint. home-schooled, according to his George for simple assault and bias Barnes-George is the wife of the family. intimidation. However, Smith Following Tuesday’s municipal court hearings for two Millburn High School students charged Rev. Darryl George, 58, who along Barnes-George’s complaint did not appear in court today. with assault in connection a fight January in the school parking lot, Rev Conrad Tillard, left, with his 19-year-old son, was states that McGlynn attacked the speaks on behalf of township residents Rev. Darryl George and his wife, Brenda Barnes-George. arrested after the Jan. 9 incident. 15-year-old on the day before the SEE COMPLAINTS, PAGE A3

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POLICE Diamond studs stolen from Cartier $26, 400 earrings overlooked after tray of jewelry was dropped

By Erin Patricia Griffiths Liquor theft ee not to notify security. It was Stolen brand name tags of The Item Township police responded to unknown whether there was addi- Police responded to The Mall at Kings Super Market on Route 124 tional merchandise still in the sus- Short Hills Saturday evening on a A loss prevention agent repre- on a report of adult shoplifting Fri- pect’s handbag when she left. report of an adult female shoplift- senting Cartier at The Mall at Short day at approximately 2:06 p.m. ing. Hills contacted police this past Upon arriving at the store, the False identification Blomingdale’s store security offi- week to report the theft of a pair of officer was met by the manager Police charged Rosalind Ram- cers met the township officer when diamond stud earrings valued at and assistant manager and told seur, 44, of Newark with shoplift- arriving on the scene and reported $26,400. that the liquor manager observed ing and supplying false information they observed 53-year-old Daisy According to reports, a sales James Carthy, 29, of New Provi- to a law enforcement officer Friday Valenciano of Fort Lee select three associate at the store dropped a dence, stuffing some items down night, and discovered she also had black dresses and two other cloth- tray of jewelry on the floor on Sat- his pants and concealing them active warrants issued by the town- ing items and enter a dressing urday, April 4. The jewelry was while standing in an aisle. Accord- ship, Linden, Union, Irvington, room. picked up, but a pair of diamond ing to reports, the items appeared Paramus and Livingston. She was then seen ripping the stud earrings was overlooked, to be liquor bottles. A Sephora Loss Prevention offi- price tags and brand name tags off police said. Store officials did not The suspect removed two one- cer followed Ramseur through The of two of the dresses and conceal- realize the earrings were gone until liter bottles of Absolut Vodka from Mall at Short Hills after observing ing them in her pocket book, April 10. his pants when confronted and the suspect conceal a perfume bot- police said. The loss prevention agent asked was transported to police head- tle in her Bloomingdale’s bag. She Valenciano then left the fitting all employees that were in the store quarters. The manager signed a reportedly observed Ramseur enter room, according to reports, and during the period the jewelry was complaint against Carthy. The Body Shop after leaving paid for one of the dresses and the missing to report to Cartier. All Sephora and then enter Coach, two other clothing items. The two employees complied except one Suspect fled where she was intercepted and dresses from which she ripped tags woman, 52-year-old Pat Wheeler A suspected shoplifter fled The escorted back to Sephora. off of were left in the dressing of Newark, who was a cleaning Mall at Short Hills before police When checking Ramseur’s bag, room. service person at the store during arrived on Friday afternoon. the officer found four body mois- After paying, Valenciano report- ORGANIC Drycleaning that time. According to police, According to reports, an turizers from The Body Shop also edly went to the area behind the attempts made to contact the employed of Oilily told police that concealed in addition to the per- register and picked up two other woman were unsuccessful and the she had followed a shoplifter to the fume bottle. She was arrested and Bloomingdale’s bags that were set loss prevention officer discovered Macy’s level four parking deck, but transported to police headquarters aside for other customers. One bag •Draperies that Wheeler was no longer the female suspect fled back into for processing. contained three shirts totaling employed by the cleaning service. the mall or down to the lower According to reports, Ramseur $244. 80 and the second bag con- •Storage Township officers called on parking decks after realizing she told police she was Lynn Khudar tained a green dress that cost •Wedding Gowns Wheeler at her Newark home on was being followed. of Newark, but the name did $76.56. Friday at 12:15 p.m., where she The female suspect is described not yield any matches in the data- Township police placed Valen- •Tuxedos was arrested, then transported to as white with dark hair and an base. ciano under arrest and transported •Carpets headquarters. Newark Police orange tint, in her 30s, approxi- After running her fingerprints, her to headquarters. Department also had an active mately 5 feet 8 inches tall and police determined Ramseur’s cor- It was also discovered that •Tailoring warrant out for Wheeler, but a wearing blue jeans, brown button rect identification and charged her she was in possession of a detective told township police that down shirt and leopard print with shoplifting and supplying false $1,390 jacket from Saks Fifth she would not be picked up on shoes. information to a law enforcement Avenue, with no receipt. Saks store their warrant and faxed over a new A store employee confronted officer. officials confirmed the item was Enjoyany DRYCLEANING at 50% OFF court date for her. the suspect after it was observed The multiple active warrants stolen. the regular price!!! (maximum discount $6.00) Wheeler was released on her that she had a large amount of were also discovered. Valenciano was charged with Offer expires 5/31/09 own recognizance after being merchandise in her handbag. The Ramseur is being held by Essex theft of moveable property, crimi- charged with theft of moveable female removed the items, totaling County authorities on the warrant nal mischief, and receiving stolen property. $362, and then asked the employ- issued by the township. property.

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STAFF PHOTO BY HARRY TRUMBORE Fishermen participating in the annual fishing derby Saturday morning enjoy a break in the rainy weather and find comfortable spots under the flowering cherry trees around the pond in Taylor Park. For more photos, see page B6 or visit theitemonline.com. Cabinetmaker /Carpenter PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Distinct Style and Craftsmanship Ed Board and theater dancing around parking lot rent issue

By Andrea Hughes meeting between board members and public relations for Paper Mill, burn and Short Hills. Mooney said of The Item and theater officials, but no action said the theater is not currently Millburn was almost one of the five had been taken and no decision leasing the space, and had discon- schools accepted into its “Adopt-A- The Board of Education and reached. A portion of the minutes tinued using the lot by April 1 as School” program. Timing issues Paper Mill Playhouse are involved read, “The board is seeking an offer per a request from the board. kept the plan from going forward. in a dispute regarding back rent the to avert the need to take legal Although he acknowledged Adopt-A-School is a four-year theater owes for use of a parking action.” more parking would be helpful, program that started through a lot owned by the board. Paper Mill has rented the lot for Miller said patrons often park partnership between Paper Mill •Experienced •Exceptional Service At the same time, relations theater patrons to use since the downtown, and the township and Newark Arts High School. •Personalized Attention between Paper Mill and Millburn 1991-92 school year, former Assis- offers evening parking spaces for Part of the program allows a group Township Public Schools may be tant Superintendent for Business patrons in the municipal lot near of students to work with artists in •Environmental Friendly Builder moving toward increased collabo- Robert Zeglarski said in a phone the Millburn Free Public Library. residence at their schools and stage Excellence in: ration. interview last week. In 2007-08, “We’re in a financial situation their own short productions during •Custom Kitchens •Baths •Libraries •Home Offices In a closed meeting last month, the board collected $10,000 of the where we can’t be paying large the annual spring ArtsFest at the •Media Centers •Historical Restorations the board authorized legal action total $34,205.80 owed for the year. rents for parking spaces,” Miller playhouse. •Moulding Reproductions •Cabinetry

against the playhouse to recoup “No lawsuit has been filed and said. “We’re looking at our bottom “The conversation is ongoing 0002589318-01 unpaid rental fees for the use of a while authorized, we hope to avoid line.” and the door is still open,” he said. Fully Insured lot on Brookside Drive near the litigation,” said Levy “The board “Both the Board of Education “The intent is there on both sides.” & 973-759-8750 50 Ridge Avenue Paper Mill field. The lot provides has been very patient and active in and the Paper Mill Playhouse have Mooney said theater and school Licensed Local Showroom Bloomfield, NJ parking space for teachers and trying to work with the Paper Mill been good neighbors to each oth- officials will have a talk about next those attending athletic competi- to resolve this matter and continue er,” Miller added. “This is just a year’s Adopt-A-School program tions. historical friendly relations.” piece of business that needs to be before the year is over. Ongoing discussions with the Levy added board members worked out.” Paper Mill’s 20th Annual Paper Mill were brought up at a have been meeting with Paper Mill Michael T. Mooney, director of Adopt-A-School ArtsFest was held closed board meeting on Monday, trustees and expect to reach a res- the outreach and access programs on Tuesday. Performances by stu- April 27, according to minutes olution shortly. The board hopes to at Paper Mill, highlighted one dents from Newark, Hoboken and Seeit...Hear it! made available at Monday night’s have an announcement in the next example of the partnership with Phillipsburgh were open to the board meeting. Board member few weeks, he said. the township schools in a recent public free of charge. Local News...From Samuel Levy said there had been a Shayne Miller, director of press interview with The Item of Mill- TheTHE COMPLAINTS “The superintendent and the “Another day, another press indictment against the minister school board have acted in a conference,” said Greg Smith, who and his son. FROM PAGE A1 biased fashion,” Tillard said Tues- listened with his wife to Tillard’s “There was no decision that no day on the steps of the Law statements. The Smiths expressed crime was committed,” he said. ItITEMem According to Shaughnessy, Enforcement building with the confidence that their son would be He also lamented the fact that of Millburn and Short Hills those charges against Smith are minister and his wife and support- cleared by the Prosecutor’s Office Miller had to answer the charge of of Millburnand Short Hills being investigated by the Essex ers next to him. “They expelled the of all of the charges made against assault. County Prosecutor’s Office. George’s youngest son for what him. “He was instrumental is stop- According to the Georges, com- the grand jury determined was a Smith made the point that the ping the attack against our son,” plaints have also been filed by school fight. Fairness calls for the grand jury determined there was Smith said. Seven Days A Week them against several 17 -year-old school board to begin the process not sufficient evidence to bring an students who they claim were to expel the other students.” Weekdays&Weekends involved in the January fight. Tillard noted that the incident 7, 11 am &7,11pm Those complaints will not be and outcome of the hearings are Grand jury to consider evidence heard in municipal court. being monitored by the NAACP. Following McGlynn’s appear- “It’s not a small matter that they in fatal crash of South Orange man ance in court, his attorney, John F. decided they should monitor this McLaughlin, stated he was await- and get involved,” he said. A grand jury will weigh the at a local hospital after the acci- ing discovery from the township Tom Puryear, education chair evidence against a 17 -year-old dent and released. and said his client was innocent. for the NAACP Oranges and male township resident According to Paul Loriquet, a “I’ll defend him vigorously no Maplewood branch, said the orga- involved in a two-car crash in spokesman for the Essex Coun- matter what court it goes to,” nization will work with the family January. ty Prosecutor’s Office, toxicolo- McLaughlin said. on its appeal of their son’s expul- The crash, which occurred at gy reports have been received A spokesman for the George sion to the state Department of the intersection of Parsonage from state police investigators family, Rev. Conrad Tillard, said Education. Hills Road and Long Hill Drive and will be considered by the “YourNeighborhoodNetwork” the family had been vilified by the Neither Tillard nor the Georges around 5:45 p.m. Jan. 27, killed grand jury. press and the school district and would comment on whether they the driver of one vehicle, Ari “We are not going to disclose Comcast TV36/Verizon TV33 asked why the George boy had are pursuing legal action against Vuotila, a 39-year-old resident any test results at this time,” been expelled, but not the students the school district. Tillard added, of South Orange. The teen, who Loriquet said yesterday. SeeComplete ProgramListings at who were the subject of that day’s however, “This is going to be a was driving a Jeep, was treated — Harry Trumbore court hearing. drawn out process, a saga.” www.hometownetv.org ‘Choosing bottled water increases global Page XXA4 climate change and pollution, generates TheIe ItemtemofMof Millburnillburn and and Shor ShorttH Hillsills unnecessary garbage and wastes money .’ May 7, 2009 www.TheItemOnline.com Arlene Yang Opinion ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION Reflections on Mother’s Day

Having a “day” doesn’t seem to mean much anymore. On Father’s Day, Dad might get a tie and an excuse to sleep late. Even many loving couples feel Valentine’s Day is just a reminder that chocolate will be half price the day after. Administrative professionals, teachers and nurses do fine work in our communities, but is it really necessary to shower them with cards and bouquets on an arbitrary date? And some holidays are just pulled out of thin air. A quick Internet search resulted in the following actual hol- idays: No Housework Day (April 7), Answer Your Cat’s Ques- tion Day (Jan. 22), Area Code Day (Nov. 10) and Workaholics Day (July 5). There is March 14 , the infamous Pi Day. Sept. 19 is Talk Like a Pirate day, but after recent events that one may go by the wayside. But mention Mother’s Day, and birds start to sing. You want to take your mother out to dinner or make her breakfast in bed. Our mothers are the ones who brought us into the world. They held our hands when we timidly walked up the front steps on the first day of school. They were the ones who con- vinced us the monsters under our bed weren’t real and will still give us sage advice peppered with timeless wit. Mom packs satisfying lunches and stays home with the kids when they are sick. Nowadays, Mom may run an entire household – everything from making ends meet to tucking the kids in at night, while still putting in a full day at the office. Mother’s Day is universal because everyone can respect and be awed at the patience, kindness care that makes up a moth- er’s full time job. So if you are lucky enough to have a mother to call, give her ENVIRONMENTAL COMMISSION a ring. Hearing “I love you” is worth more to her than all the flowers and chocolate in the world. Fill up that water bottle…again! Letter policy Question: What’s so bad about power the trucks, airplanes and Studies have that shown that 25 to The students plan to educate Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, using disposable water bottles? boats that transport bottles over 44 percent of bottled water is actu- students, parents and staff to use electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor They are so convenient! hundreds or thousands of miles as ally bottled tap water, anyway. water fountains and reusable water are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and Answer: Choosing bottled water they make their way into homes in Locally, the tap water in Mill- bottles through education, includ- double-spaced, and include a daytime telephone number for verification. increases global climate change Millburn Township. The Pacific burn Township is sourced from ing posters and the school news- Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. and pollution, generates unneces- Institute also estimated that the New Jersey American Water’s paper. Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to sary garbage, and wastes money. total amount of energy embedded Short Hills System, which comes The student council has set a [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, Campaigns to encourage tap in our use of bottled water can be from one of three reservoirs and goal is to reduce disposable water 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. water and discourage the use of as high as the equivalent of filling a then further filtered or from 25 bottle use at Hartshorn School by bottled water are spreading rapid- plastic bottle one wells. The 20 percent by June. ly. Educational initiatives are being quarter full with oil. water sup- Stopping the use of disposable promoted everywhere – from the The bottles are Ask your plied in the bottles is one easy way to think Community Events governments of large cities such as also a problem Short Hills “local” and fight global climate New York City and San Francisco, after they are used Environmental System is change. Making a switch is easy. THURSDAY, MAY 7 MONDAY, JUNE 8 all they way down to the students and disposed into Commission monitored Pull out your reusable water bottle 7:30 p.m. Historic 7 p.m. Zoning Board of in our town’s Hartshorn Elemen- the waste stream. 24/7 and and start using it today. Preservation Commission Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. tary School. Studies have Arlene Yang complies meeting. Town Hall. The logic is simple. A surpris- shown that in the with the fed- Arlene Yang is a member of MONDAY, JUNE 15 ingly large amount of energy and United States, less than 20 percent eral and New Jersey Safe Drinking Millburn Township’s Environ- MONDAY, MAY 18 7:45 p.m. Board of Education money is used to create, distribute of plastic bottles are recycled. The Water Act. And, one gallon of tap mental Commission, (MEC) 7 p.m. Zoning Board of meeting. Education Center. and dispose of water bottles, while rest are clogging up landfills, being water from New Jersey American an all volunteer commission Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. tap water is a safe and economical burned, or littering our parks and Water costs less than a penny. appointed by the Township 7:45 p.m. Board of Education TUESDAY, JUNE 16 alternative. waterways. And for those who Students at Hartshorn Elemen- Committee to help the town meeting. Education Center. 8 p.m. Township Committee A Pacific Institute study deter- think that more recycling is the tary School are working to make a identify and protect natural meeting. Town Hall. mined that creating and transport- answer recycling has its own costs. difference in their own school. In resources and promote sus- TUESDAY, MAY 19 ing a bottle of water to the con- While recycling is always prefer- March, the student council, guided tainable practices and land 8 p.m. Township Committee WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 sumer uses up to 2,000 times the able to disposal, recycling bottles by teachers Jennifer O’Reilly and use in the community. The meeting. Town Hall. 7:30 p.m. Planning Board energy cost of producing tap water. still uses fossil fuels, both to process Sarah McCarthy, surveyed each MEC meets at 7:30 p.m. at meeting. Town Hall. Given that Americans consume 33 the bottles and to transport them classroom in the school. The stu- Town hall on the first Monday WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 billion liters of bottled water a year, to the recycling location – some- dents discovered that that in just of the month and welcomes 7:30 p.m. Planning Board MONDAY, JUNE 29 this is equivalent to 32 to 54 mil- times as far away as China. one week, Hartshorn students and active involvement from the meeting. Town Hall. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of lion barrels of oil. Petroleum prod- And is bottled water really any staff sent 1,512 water bottles community. To find out more Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. ucts are used to make plastic, to better than tap water? Here in the to recycling, filling 15 large about the MEC, please visit us MONDAY, JUNE 1 fabricate the plastic into bottles, United States, where most water trash bags. Multiplied over one on the Millburn Web site or e- 7:30 p.m. Environmental MONDAY, JULY 6 and to fill and seal them. Petrole- supplies are safe, there is very little year, this amounts to over 54,000 mail us at millburnec@yahoo Commission meeting. Cora 7:30 p.m. Environmental um products are also burned to health reason to use bottled water. bottles! .com. Hartshorn Arboretum. Commission meeting. Town Hall. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education meeting. Education Center. WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 8 p.m. Board of Recreation TUESDAY, JUNE 2 Commissioners meeting. Gero 7:30 p.m. Township Park Recreation Building. Committee meeting. Town Hall. Primary election. THURSDAY, JULY 9 7:30 p.m. Historic WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 Preservation Commission 7:30 p.m. Planning Board meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation MONDAY, JULY 13 Commissioners meeting. Gero 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Park Recreation Building. Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. THURSDAY, JUNE 4 TUESDAY, JULY 14 7:30 p.m. Historic 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Preservation Commission meeting. Education Center. meeting. Town Hall.

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Letters to the Editor Check out The Item’s weekly poll and let us know what you are thinking A stroll to the park Wyoming’s students. the Short Hills station. The MHS The event would not have been Environmental Club did the West Visit theitemonline.com and click on “Weekly Results will be printed as well in next week’s can be a perilous possible without the gracious sup- Branch of the Rahway through Poll” at the top of the Home Page. We’re edition of The Item of Millburn and Short Hills port of so many area businesses town. The Chinese Association interested in hearing what you think. along with a new question for the week. trip undertaking including: 165, Anthony Garubo, dealt with Old Short Hills Park. ASAP Photo, Bala, Basilico, Our Public Works did most of the Several residents have expressed concern over In last week’s poll, visitors were asked if they Editor, The Item: Beadluxe, Can Do, Color Me pickup of bags, and the Item pro- pedestrian safety in town, specifically areas would get a vaccine for swine flu if it existed. Spring is finally here and our Mine, Dinnersmith, Eden vided welcome press coverage. community’s children are eager to Gourmet, French Nails, Fruit to I’d like to put in special men- surrounding Taylor Park. What intersections or By press time yesterday, 50 percent of voters enjoy the local playgrounds. Nuts, Gian Marco, Julius Oksen- tion of all the smaller children streets do you feel are most dangerous? said they would get a vaccine for swine flu if it Unfortunately, it is difficult for horn, Karen Alquist Photography, who came to Taylor Park on Fri- kids and caregivers to safely La Pastaria, Martini Bistro and day, April 24 to help. The duck- You will be able to see how your answer stacks existed and 50 percent said they would not. access one of Millburn’s most Bar, Millstone Lawn and Garden, lings were late this year because up against choices made by other visitors. prominent public playgrounds, Molly Too, Monster Sushi, of the cold weather, but DMDA the Taylor Park playground. The Motion Fitness Club, Perch at and others were there with the ice closest major intersection, at the Home, Red Balloon, cream. corner of Ridgewood Road and restaurant.mc, Roxy, Sakura, Sub- One really bad place that, She’s picking up ing in the General Assembly is an priorities that I know are impor- Main Street, is often very busy way Salon, Summit Car Wash, except for an hour I put in to honor, a responsibility and a chal- tant to the people of District 21, with drivers speeding down Main The Sneaker Factory, The House, gather 2 bags, did not get any where he left off lenge that I am prepared to including greater fiscal restraint Street in an attempt to “beat the The Museum of Early Trades and attention was the Millburn sta- accept. I look forward to meeting and accountability; an immediate light,” and frequent right turns on Crafts, The Newark Museum, Vil- tion. The south side of the tracks Editor, The Item: my constituents, many of whom reform of the onerous COAH reg- red lights that impede and imperil lage Dance Academy, Village Ice presents unusual difficulties I wanted to publicly thank have already provided tremen- ulations and an affordable, acces- those crossing to and from the Cream Parlour, Village Trattoria, because (1) the “landscaping” the delegates who attended the dous support and encouragement sible health care system. playground. Main Street drivers Walter Bauman, Words and there has grown over with vines, recent Special District 21 Con- to me and my family over the past Again, I thank you for your seem not to notice the crosswalks Zoom. cat’s claw, and brambles (2) it is a vention on April 27 for their sup- month. I hope to have the oppor- support and I look forward to at Church Street and Taylor We would like to extend our kind of no-man’s land with no port in my selection to fill the tunity to thank them personally serving the people of District 21. Street and rarely slow down or sincere appreciation for all of the one in charge of clean-up and (3) General Assembly vacancy creat- for their kindness. Equally impor- stop at all for families to cross. gifts and services donated, which much of the litter is small stuff ed by the recent passing of my tant, I am very anxious to get to Nancy F. Muñoz To make matters worse, there helped to ensure a successful and like candy wrappers, train tickets, husband, Dr. Eric Munoz. Serv- Trenton and to take with me the Summit is very limited parking on the enjoyable event. and a myriad of cigarette butts right sides of Main Street and that smokers flick away just Ridgewood Road adjacent to the Beth Wroblewski before they board the train. Look park, with even fewer spaces and Jo Varnish behind you as you next board the Tips on how to submit photos to The Item of Millburn and Short Hills available during after school Fundraising Co-chairwomen- Midtown Direct and you’ll agree Here are guidelines to follow when submitting Pictures may be submitted electronically in JPEG “rush” hour, when drivers not Wyoming School PTO that Millburn should be ashamed. format, with a resolution of at least 200 dots per only rush home from work, but Let’s put together a special pro- photographs for our consideration. families are likely to rush to the ject to efface this blot and prevent inch, to [email protected]. A short explanation of the event must be included. playground. its recurrence. Send hard copies to The Item of Millburn and Short Millburn has provided a beau- Giving report for Everyone in the picture must be identified by first Hills, 343 Millburn Ave, Suite 100, Millburn, NJ 07041. tiful playground for our children. annual ‘Clean up Vaclav Benes and last name. Now, let’s improve their ability to Millburn Township Environ- safely access it. The Main Street Millburn’ event mental Commission crosswalks at Church Street and Taylor Street should be made Editor, The Item: more prominent, perhaps with On behalf of the Millburn cones and signs stationed in the Township Environmental Com- middle of the road. Further, right mission, I want to thank all those turns on red should be made ille- individuals and groups that gal at the intersection of Ridge- helped make the week of April wood Road and Main Street. 20-26 an effective Clean Up Mill- burn event. Jessica Zirkel-Rubin A total of 116 bags of trash 289 Lupine Way were collected by 206 partici- pants. 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REVIEW Paper Mill’s ‘1776’ is a fun romp through history

By Jim Beckerman selves, they sing. “1776” reverses Special to The Item this. Here, the characters are estab- lished with unusual depth and clar- It was a great day when Sher- ity in the verbal exchanges – one man Edwards and Peter Stone, long scene goes more than 15 min- creators of the musical “1776,” dis- utes without music. The clever, covered that the founding fathers sometimes gorgeous melodies and had sex lives. witty lyrics by Edwards (“He Plays Of course, the fact that they the Violin,” “The Lees of Old Vir- inhabit a show where the men out- ginia”) are more like breathers, number the women by 24 to two taking on reflected weight because means that the sex is mostly theo- of what we’ve learned of the char- retical. And, in fact, most of the acters in the dialogue. nudge-nudge humor of this 1969 Luckily, there are good actors musical (“Give her one for me, here to speak it. Don Stephenson young feller!”) seems positively manages to make John Adams innocent at a time when no presi- wholly his own. On the sliding dential biography would be com- scale of obnoxiousness and dislik- plete without an allegation of ability, he may be more akin to a homosexuality, venereal disease or whining mosquito than the pneu- the odd Hollywood mistress. matic drill that William Daniels, But if blue humor was the key later of TV’s “St. Elsewhere,” creat- for Edwards and Stone to unlock ed in the original Broadway pro- the music and the fun in the fusty duction. But he has his own kind saga of the Second Continental of flair and force, not to mention a Congress, more power to them. faint trace of a Kennedy accent Because “1776” is fun. And it is appropriate to a New England musical – one of Broadway’s best lawyer. and most underrated scores, really. No disrespect intended to veter- And in this mostly excellent staging an TV actor Conrad John Schuck PHOTO COURTESY OF PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE by Paper Mill, with a superb to say that the role of Franklin is ensemble cast, it is highly watch- practically foolproof. This droll, Don Stephenson as John Adams, left, Aaron Ramey as Richard Henry Lee and Conrad John Schuck as Benjamin Franklin get able even at a more than three- winking cutup is the proverbial old into intense – and physical – debate in Paper Mill’s production of “1776.” The musical will run at the Brookside Drive theater hour running time. man that no one can steal the stage until Sunday, May 17. For tickets, call 973-376-4343 or visit the Paper Mill box office on Brookside Drive or www.papermill.org. The book is central to “1776.” from. For one thing, this is simply some Anyway, Schuck is quite good. of the most enjoyable and literate So are Kevin Earley as the gentle ledge, brings unholy glee to what is rushed and jokes that, if timed lit- CATERING dialogue ever written for a show. In Jefferson, Kenneth Cavett as the perhaps the most powerful and tle differently, might get bigger seven long scenes, Stone fully blustery Thomas McKean, Aaron appalling show-stopper in Broad- laughs. Call “1776,” like the decla- Tel: 973-644-3676 delineates John Adams, Thomas Ramey as the obscenely hearty way history – a whip-cracking ration that inspired it, a superb Fax: 973-984-7780 Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin and a Richard Henry Lee and Robert paean to the slave trade called document – only in this case, with Homes, Corporate Accounts, dozen other characters, while Cuccioli as the supercilious John “Molasses to Rum” that will have a few minor mistakes of spacing Charities &Fundraisers clearly setting forth the range of Dickinson, among many, many you simultaneously applauding and punctuation. ★ WEDDINGS interpersonal conflicts, political others. and shrinking into your seat. ★ GRADUATIONS rifts, rivalries and compromises There are a couple of musical Kerry O’Malley and Lauren ★ MOTORCYCLE EVENTS that made the Declaration of Inde- standouts. Griffin Matthews as the Kennedy, as a phantom Abigail “1776” will play the following ★ THEME EVENTS pendence – just barely – possible. courier sings the most moving song Adams and an all-too-fleshly performance schedule: ★ CLAM BAKES And he gets some good gags in in the show, the anti-war lament Martha Jefferson, sing appealingly Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., ★ PIG ROASTS there. “Momma, Look Sharp,” with sim- and well. Thursdays at 2 and 7:30 p.m., ★ BLOCK PARTIES In an ordinary musical, dialogue plicity and force. The direction by Gordon Fridays at 8 p.m., Saturdays at is secondary. When characters And James Barbour, as the pro- Greenberg is mostly apt, although 2 and 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 Mike Stanziale want to reveal their innermost slavery representative Edward Rut- there are occasional lines that are and 7:30 p.m

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Theater Timetable CLEARVIEW’S 1:30, 3:45, 7:20, 9:20 Sun: 1:30, 3:45, 7:20 Mon- Fighting (PG-13) Today: 5:30, 7:45 MILLBURN CINEMA Thurs: 7:20 Obsessed (PG-13) Today: 4:45, 7:15 Battle for Terra (PG) Today: 7:30 Fri: 5 Sat: Adventureland (R) Today: 4:45, 7:15 State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7 1:15, 3:15 Sun: 1:15, 3:15 Mon-Thurs: Earth (G) Today: 4:30, 6:45 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (PG-13) The Soloist (PG-13) Today: 7:55 Fri: 7:15, 9:35 X-Men Origins: Wolverine Today: 5, 7:30 (PG-13) Sat: 7:15, 9:35 Sun: 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 Today: 5, 7:30 CLEARVIEW’S State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7 CLEARVIEW’S BEACON MADISON CINEMA MAPLEWOOD THEATER HILL 5 (SUMMIT) 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 5:15, 7:30 Star Trek (PG-13) Today: 7:15, 7:45 Fri: 4:45, 6, 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 5, 7:15, 9:40 State of Play (PG-13) Today: 4:15, 7 7:30, 8:30, 9:50 Sat: 1, 2, 3:30, 4:30, 6, 7:30, Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (PG-13) Today: 5:15 X-Men Origins: Wolverine (PG-13) 8:30, 9:50 Sun: 1, 2, 3:30, 4:30, 6, 7:30 Mon- 7:45, 10 Today: 5, 7:45 Thurs: 7:15, 8 Hannah Montana (G) Today: 4:45 Ghosts of Girlfriend’s Past (PG-13) Monsters vs. Aliens 3D (PG) Fri: 4:55, 7:25, The Soloist (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 7:30, 10 Today: 4:30, 7:15 9:25 Sat: 1:45, 4, 7:25, 9:25 Sun: 1:45, 4, 7:25 Star Trek (PG-13) Today: 7, 8, 9:50 Ghostbusters Today: 11 a.m. Mon-Thurs: 7:35 Sunshine Cleaning (R) Today: 4:30 NOTE: Movie times are subject to Ghosts of Girlfriend’s Past (PG-13) Today: unexpected changes. 7:40 Fri: 5:10, 7:45, 9:45 Sat: 2:10, 4:15, 7:45, CLEARVIEW’S SOUTH ORANGE 9:45 Sun: 2:10, 4:15, 7:45 Mon-Thurs: 7:55 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Call on day of show to confirm times. Hannah Montana (G) Fri: 5:05, 7:20, 9:20 Sat: 17 Again (PG-13) Today: 4:30, 6:45 PHOTO COURTESY OF PAPER MILL PLAYHOUSE Thomas Jefferson, portrayed by Kevin Early, and his wife, Martha, portrayed by Lauren Kennedy, share a kiss in Paper Mill Playhouse’s production of “1776,” which will run until Arts and entertainment news can be submitted to Andrea Hughes, reporter, via e-mail at hughes@northjersey Sunday, May 17. .com or by calling 973-921-6454 or by writing The Item, 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. ATLANTIC CITY MARC COHN: Music and Conversation By Ellen Burke Rawls

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One of the most festive Singer/Songwriter Day! gourmet rooms in the resort,The Oak is named for Vanessa Williams will entice audiences into an the massivetreedominating the center of the FRi l MAY15l8PM “everlasting love”atTropicana with twoshows room. Overhead arecolorful illuminated Tiffany THe SPY Fridayand Saturdaynights. AC audiences will be stained glass ceilings, and the room sparkles with WRiTTen bY treated to Vanessa’sdebut liveperformance from cut-glass cabinetryand gleaming darkwood JAMeS FeniMoRe CooPeR her newest CD,“The Real Thing,”along with many SOUTH ORANGE THe ACTing CoMPAnY accents. On Sunday, the focus turns from classic PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Theater of her greatest hits. “The Real Thing” won’tbe steakhouse to agiddyarray of luxebrunchoffer- Photo by Myriam Santos Kada released foranother month, and this will be a ings. 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FUNDRAISER A LITTLE HELP FROM THEIR FRIENDS Millburn High School students Film shows drinking dangers join in a trust-building exer- cise led last week by comedi- By Andrea Hughes an and motivational speaker of The Item Fast facts on college drinking Matt Bellace and sponsored by MMAC for Alcohol Aware- “Haze,” a documentary about MMAC Coordinator Gail Barry ■ University drinking policies and ness month. Students had to binge drinking and alcohol-laden education support one another as chairs college campus cultures, will hope- said the following factors may ■ Cultural impact and the traditions of they were sprawled across fully spur dialogue between par- have lead to the death of Greek organizations were removed, demonstrating ents and students, according to Gordie Bailey, the subject of members of MMAC and the Mill- ■ Peer pressure, modeling consumption, the need for friends to sup- burn High School Senior Celebra- “Haze:” simple offers of alcohol, intense goading or port one another in resisting tion Committee. ridiculing pressure to abuse alcohol. The film will be shown as a ■ Community factors such as alcohol fundraiser for the Senior Celebra- accessibility and cost ■ Individual choices and strategies tion Committee on Thursday, May PHOTO COURTESY OF MMAC 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school the problem. Gruer said she wasn’t aware auditorium, and one student has Brooke, who said she is looking how much colleges’ individual already been inspired to spread its to join a sorority in college, has rules on alcohol vary, and will keep message. safety as well as fun in mind. “I this in mind when her children Millburn High School junior know it’s gotten a lot stricter,” she search for schools. “It definitely Brooke Eisenberg went to a short- said. “A lot of sororities and frater- opened up a discussion,” she said. ened public screening of “Haze” nities have changed their ways.” Barry explained that MMAC last week with a friend and plans A card listing six warning signs partnered with the Senior Celebra- ACADEMIC HONORS on bringing more friends to Thurs- that one has had too much to tion Committee in bringing “Haze” day’s 81-minute screening. drink was given out at the screen- to the community to raise aware- In the film, which uses expert ing and is now with her at all times, ness about the dangers of binge interviews as well as graphic she added. drinking on college campuses and Book Award winners are… footage from college parties and Senior Celebration Committee give parents tools to continue a emergency medical calls, the part Chairwoman Susan Van Tassel dialogue with their children. Millburn High School Principal Hannah Berg earned the Bryn ence and writing with an interest in that affected Brooke the most was was inspired to show “Haze” for a A shortened 36-minute version William Miron has announced the Mawr Book Award, which is environmental issues. that “Gordie Bailey was laying fundraiser after the Bailey family of the documentary, appropriate winners of the 2009 Book Awards. offered to a young woman in the The Colgate University Book there for six hours, he died and no was featured on 60 Minutes. for high school freshman and up These awards are given to out- junior class who exhibits a true Award, presented to John Zahka, is one did anything to help. That idea “All college campuses are differ- and edited for a standard class standing high school juniors by love of learning and intellectual given to a junior who has achieved blows my mind,” she said. ent, and no schools are immune,” period, is being shown to all Mill- colleges and universities or their curiosity about the world around high academic distinction by rank- The Bailey family produced said Leah Perchick, publicity chair- burn High School seniors as part local alumni organizations. her. ing in the top 10 percent of the “Haze” after their son’s death in an woman for the committee, noting of their health class. The 2009 Book Awards winners The Caltech Signature Book class. At the same time the student alcohol-related hazing incident at that high school seniors will be Adult admission to next Thurs- are Hannah Berg, Julianna Bruni- Award, given to Benjamin Lieber, has taken a rigorous college the University of Colorado. The headed off to college a few months day’s screening is $10, and the pro- ni, Amy Chen, Philip Choi, Maia acknowledges students who have preparatory curriculum combined family also started The Gordie after seeing the documentary. “We ceeds will support this year’s Cole, Joshua Dower, Angela Du, demonstrated the following char- with a high level of intellectual and Foundation, which aims to spread have to find a way to handle this Senior Celebration events. Stu- Rachel Finkel, Jihyun Jeong, acteristics essential to progress in extracurricular commitment that awareness through screenings of realistically.” dents are welcome to attend, and Marisa Karchin, Jonathan Lack, science and technology: innovative exemplifies the Colgate spirit. the films and peer support groups Naomi Gruer, a mother of will be offered free admission with Benjamin Lieber, Yuan Liu, Timo- and creative thinking or problem Yuan Liu earned the Colorado known as Circles of Trust. triplets at the high school, said she valid school identification. thy Matchen, Samantha Meskin, solving; the motivation to go School of Mines Medal of Achieve- Brooke’s hand went up imme- appreciated the realistic message of “We encourage all high school Harris Osserman, Caroline Tan, beyond what is required or expect- ment in Mathematics and Science, diately when she heard these the film and the discussion after- parents to come out to the screen- James Topilow, Kaitlyn Veneziano, ed; and curiosity and the joy of dis- given to a student who has been groups could be started in high ward, which was led by MMAC ing to support the Senior Celebra- Abby Weinstein, John Zahka and covery in mathematics, the sci- deemed among the highest achiev- schools, and she plans to set the Coordinator Gail Barry. tion Committee and help prepare Benjamin Zhou. ences or related fields. ing student in those subjects wheels in motion this spring for “With more awareness comes and protect the kids we all love,” The students will be recognized Kaitlyn Veneziano is the recipi- through junior year. a Circle of Trust at Millburn more responsibility,” Gruer said. Barry said. at the annual Millburn High ent of the Rachel Carson Book Marisa Karchin earned the High School. She said the group “Kids need to know to be respon- To learn more about “Haze” School Academic Awards Program Award from Chatham College, Columbia University Club of will focus on preventing binge sible for those around them, not and The Gordie Foundation, visit on Thursday, June 4 at 7:30 p.m. in which is awarded to a high school drinking and raising awareness of just for themselves.” www.gordie.org. the high school auditorium. junior showing excellence in sci- SEE BOOK, PAGE B2 B2 Thursday, May 7, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com BACK TO THE GARDEN LEARNING THE ROPES

Clara Davis, left, Rachel Rubenstein and Sara Mester take to the stage at the 1960s-themed Spring Fling at South Mountain School on Fri- day, April 24. The groovy event was a fundraiser to cre- ate a teaching garden at the school. Students, parents and staff performed rock and roll, folk songs, 1960s musical the- ater, dance and more.

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BOOK ics and/or science during his sec- standing junior who exemplifies terms of leadership, citizenship ondary school years. the academic achievement, lead- and scholastic achievement. FROM PAGE B2 The Mount Holyoke Book ership qualities and concern for The recipient of the Wesleyan Award was given to Samantha others that are characteristics of University Book Award is James Northern New Jersey Book Meskin. This award is provided to the women who have graduated Topilow. The award is given to a Award. The club presents the Con- a young woman who has pro- from Smith College. student who excels at a rigorous cise Columbia Encyclopedia to a duced an excellent academic The University of Pennsylvania course of study and demonstrates current junior for academic excel- record and has exhibited qualities Book Award, given to Timothy independent thought and creative lence in the fields of history or the of leadership and service in the Matchen and Amy Chen, is for a thinking consistent with the spirit humanities. school community. junior who best exemplifies the of free and energetic inquiry Angela Du earned the Cornell The Princeton University Book qualities of Benjamin Franklin: a encouraged by Wesleyan Universi- Club of Northern New Jersey Award is being presented to scholar, innovator and communi- ty. Book Award. This is presented to Rachel Finkel. This award is pre- ty servant. The award’s recipient Jonathan Lack earned the a junior who is in the top 10 per- sented to a junior who ranks in the ranks in the top 5 percent of the Williams College Book Award. cent of the class and has distin- top 5 percent of his or her class class and is involved in numerous This award is given to a junior in guished himself or herself through and has demonstrated outstanding extracurricular activities in school the top 10 percent of the class who participation in extracurricular leadership and community service. and the community. has demonstrated intellectual activities. The Saint Anselm College Book The Vassar Book Award was leadership and made a significant The Dartmouth Club Book Award is given to a junior who given to Abby Weinstein. This contribution to the extracurricular Award was given to Maia Cole. exercises the capacity for academ- award recognizes a junior who has life of the school. This award is for a junior student ic achievement and continued displayed intellectual indepen- Julianna Brunini earned the PHOTO COURTESY OF GLENWOOD SCHOOL PTO who is in the top 10 percent of the education, has an awareness of dence and has contributed out- Joseph I. Bookstaber Yale Book class, exhibits outstanding promise social responsibility, displays lead- standing work in the sciences, Club Award. This award, given to Lais Santos, a second grader at Glenwood School, is determined in writing, has a positive impact on ership qualities and possesses a humanities or arts. a junior who exhibits outstanding to win a tug-of-war contest at the school’s annual “Fun Day” last the school and community and strong character. Harris Osserman The Wellesley College Club personal character and intellectu- week. The event also included relay and potato sack races. excels in non-academic areas. earned this award. Book Award was given to Caro- al promise, is presented in mem- Joshua Dower earned the Fred- The Smith College Book Award line Tan. This award is presented ory of Joseph Bookstaber. Book- erick Douglass and Susan B. was given to Jihyun Jeong. This to a junior girl for her outstanding staber was a 1996 graduate of Anthony Award in the Humanities award is presented to an out- contribution to the high school in Millburn High School. IT’STIMETODISCOVER and Social Sciences. This Univer- sity of Rochester Award recog- QUEEN OF PEACE OPEN HOUSE nizes academic achievement of THE PINGRY students who exemplify the revo- lutionary spirit of Douglass and SCHOOL Anthony. It encourages an equal emphasis on study, community Queen of Peace HIGH SCHOOL action and dialogue. 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From left, Roger McGlynn, Students earn recognition Josh Plump, Chris Twombly, David Gelband, Erica Mendel, daughter of where he is enrolled in the Isen- Hennie Bosman and Ariel Hartshorn Drive residents Greg berg School of Management. John, Kanter display a sign for and Nancy Mendel, has been a junior, is majoring in Sport Man- The Valerie Fund to raise named to the dean’s list for the fall agement. awareness for an upcom- semester at Syracuse University Township resident Aurelia where she is a sophomore enrolled Lewicki has been named to the ing event David is organiz- in the Martin J. Whitman School of dean’s list for the fall semester at ing for his senior project. Management. In January, Erica, Fairleigh Dickinson University. “Millburn Dances for the who is majoring in retail manage- Aurelia is enrolled at the universi- Valerie Fund” will be held ment, was accepted into the ty’s Metropolitan Campus for Pro- to benefit the Valerie Fund S.I. Newhouse School of Public fessional and International Studies on Friday at Sports Acade- Communications where she will in Teaneck. my. Events will be held minor in public communications Township resident Michelle S. from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. for studies. Sweetwood has been named to the students in grades six Township resident John Leppler dean’s list for the winter quarter at through eight and from 9 has been named to the dean’s list Northwestern University, where to 10:30 p.m. for for the fall semester at The Univer- she is enrolled in the School of sity of Massachusetts Amherst Communication. students in grades nine through 12. Gently used items on sale at MMS PHOTO COURTESY The Millburn Middle School school on Saturday from 9 a.m. to OF THE VALERIE FUND PTO will hold its 12th Annual 2 p.m. Contact Eve Wasserman at Gently Used Sale at the middle 973-564-8851 or [email protected].

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The Connie Dwyer Breast Cen- VanDyk Health Care,Inc. represents acontinuum of senior careservices including: VanDyk Manors ter will honor Jerry Rose of Jerry of Montclair and Ridgewood offering rehabilitativeand long term careservices, VanDyk Park Place Assisted Rose Floral and Event Design at Living in Hawthorne, and VanDyk at Bald Eagle Commons Assisted Living and Senior Apartments in TheConnie DwyerBreast Center the event. An evening of dinner West Milford. at SaintMichael’sMedical Center and dancing will be provided. 111 CentralAvenue,Newark, N.J. 07102 Tickets to Harvest of Hope are Family Caring for FamilySince 1953 www.smmcnj.org/conniedwyer $250. For more information, call www.vandykhealthcare.com Janet Lesko at 973-877-2624. B4 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 7, 2009 Religion/Obituaries www.TheItemOnline.com

CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL Jamileh Brookhim A memorial service for town- Mrs. Brookhim is survived by Locals gather for ground breaking excitement ship resident Jamileh Brookhim six children, Lilly Nejat, Diana was held on April 30 at Temple Daniels and Dr. Roben, all of the Congregation B’nai Israel held The ceremony included speech- bolically demonstrate how the new chapel and multi-purpose Israel in Great Neck, N.Y. township; Rashel Turk, of its ground breaking ceremony for es, music and food. During the project was dedicated to room. Mrs. Brookhim, 81, died on Potomac, Md.; Chahnaz Sassouni its new building on April 26. More event, past presidents accompa- honoring the past and building the Congressman Payne stated in April 24. and Simone Kahen of Kings than 200 members, joined by Con- nied by a child of a current syna- future. his remarks that the congregation She lived in Tehran, Iran before Point, N.Y.; 25 grandchildren; and gressman Payne, Mayor Sandra gogue member were called to place Congregation B’nai Israel raised deserves a lot of credit for moving to the township in 1978. 10 great-grandchildren. Haimoff, Rabbi Steven Bayar and a ceremonial shovel into the more than $5.2 million for the con- going forward with this project the congregation’s choir led by ground. The president of the con- struction of the new building at this time and is providing Cantor Lorna Wallach, gathered to gregation, David Touger, stated in which will include a new Hebrew much needed work for local con- Robert P. Berstler celebrate the occasion. his remarks that this was to sym- and nursery school wing plus a tractors. A memorial service for town- retiring and moving to Conway, ship resident Robert P. Berstler S.C. in 1986. will be held at a later date. Mr. Mr. Berstler is survived by his Berstler, 79, died on April 24 at wife, Lucie DeLucca of Conway; his home. a son, Frank Allen of Lebannon; Mr. Berstler was a Lieutenant a daughter, Susan Hendrick of with the Millburn Police Depart- Conway; and four grandchildren. ment for 30 years. He was a mem- In lieu of flowers, memorial ber of the American Legion and contributions may be made to the D.A.V. He was also a member of American Diabetes Association, the Fandango Gun Club in Coud- Post Office Box 11454, Alexan- ersport, Pa. Mr. Berstler served in dria, Va., 22312 or to Health- the U.S. Army. keeperz Hospice, 241-B Singleton He lived in the township before Ridge Road, Conway, 29526. Angelo J. Errico A Mass for former township moving to Far Hills in 1972. resident Angelo J. Errico was cel- Mr. Errico is survived by his ebrated on Monday at St. Eliza- wife, Rosa Patricia Murphy; a son, beth Roman Catholic Church in Robert C. of the township; two Far Hills. Mr. Errico, 85, died on daughters, Denise E. Duffy of Far Friday at CareOne in Morristown. Hills and Maureen R. of Los Mr. Errico graduated from Angeles, Calif.; a sister, Ann Seton Hall University in 1947. DiCarlo of Far Hills; six grand- He served in the U.S. Army children; and two great-grand- during World War II from 1943 to children. PHOTO COURTESY OF CONGREGATION B’NAI ISRAEL 1945. Mr. Errico was a supporter In lieu of flowers, memorial of the Missionaries of the Sacred contributions may be made to the Children and past presidents of Congregation B’nai Israel place ceremonial shovels in the ground during the ground breaking Hearts of Jesus and Mary in Lin- Missionaries of the Sacred Hearts ceremony for B’nai Israel’s new building on April 26, from left, Hannah Zucker, Spencer Hirschfeld, past presidents, Joe Tenen- wood. of Jesus and Mary, 2249 Shore baum, Sheldon Greenholtz, Nan Greenwald, Ilisa Perlman, Steve Brown and Robert Marcus, back row; Pam Slifer, Samantha He lived in the township before Road, Linwood, 08221. Wacks and Annie Yaris, middle row; Judah Engel, Aaron Ehrlich, Jacob Ehrlich, Sam Ehrlich and Hannah Cohen, front row. Visit us on our Web site: www.theitemonline.com

Services &Events For thelayette Christ Church Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. will receive a gift for Mother’s Day. Millburn Middle School. Sunday, 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.: Weekdays, 7:10 a.m.: Egalitarian 7 p.m.: Evening service will feature you’ve always The Rev. Scott Holcombe will Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. a video delivered by John C. Whit- Wyoming Presbyterian Church preach and celebrate at both ser- All are welcome. comb and a discussion on “The Sunday, 10 a.m.: The Rev. Louis dreamed of… vices of Holy Communion. The Genesis Flood.” Kilgore, interim pastor, will lead Rev. Lisa Green and the Rev. Congregation B’nai Jeshurun worship and preach the sermon. Karen Rezach will assist at the 9:30 Friday, 5:30 p.m.: Erev Shabbat St. Rose of Lima Church The children’s choirs will sing a.m. service. service. B’nai Mitzvah for adult Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 11 under the direction of Kathy Innis. Wednesday, 7 p.m.: Service of students. Saturday, 8:45 a.m.: a.m., 12:30 p.m.: Mass is offered. Following the children’s conversa- Holy Eucharist. Torah study, 10:30 a.m.: Shabbat The sacrament of reconciliation is tion with the pastor, children age 2 service. offered Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 through eighth grade will be dis- Community Congregational p.m., and Mass is at 5:30 p.m. missed to their Sunday school Church Covenant Presbyterian Church classes. During coffee hour in the St. Stephen’s Church fellowship hall, a cake auction will Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: Worship et Johann Bosman and the Rev. Jen- service. Pastor Minor will teach on Sunday, 8 and 10 a.m.: A spo- be held to benefit the Senior High BassinBassinet nifer T. Hrynyk will lead the con- “Final Questions” from Matthew, ken service of Holy Eucharist with Mission trip to the Appalachia Ser- FFF rrr ee Bassin detdetailailsailssor Ask for detailsdetdetail gregation in a family worship ser- chapter 22. Sunday school for all homily, followed by a Holy vice Project. Layyy ette! Ask vice. The Rev. Bosman will preach. ages begins at 9:15 a.m. with class- Eucharist service with homily, with La Members of the music committee es for preschool, elementary, junior organ and choir. Church school Members of the religious com- will usher. All are welcome and high and adults. and nursery care are available dur- munity are invited to submit OUR LAYETTE SPECIALISTS WILL ASSIST YOU IN SELECTING childcare will be provided. ing the 10 a.m. service. information via e-mail to First Baptist Church [email protected], by THE LAYETTEAND CUSTOM BEDDING OF YOUR DREAMS … Congregation B’nai Israel Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: Morning South Mountain Community calling 973-921-6451 or by AND WITH MOST SELECTIONS UP TO 20% OFF! Friday, 8:15 p.m.: Shabbat ser- worship service will feature the ser- Church writing The Item of Millburn vice. Saturday, 9 a.m.: Shabbat ser- mon “Bethsheba’s Baby” based on Sunday, 11 a.m.: Weekly adult and Short Hills, 343 Millburn Call for your appointment: 973-994-4040 vice. Sunday, 8:30 a.m.: Egalitarian Proverbs, chapter 31. Each mother worship service takes place in the Ave., Millburn, 07041. Roosevelt Plaza •2W.Northfield Rd., Livingston, NJ

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B’nai Jeshurun religious students celebrate their heritage REACHING OUT Third to sixth grade students at before moving on. joining their families to visit Israel Congregation B’nai Jeshurun cele- Studies have shown that Jewish this summer on a Temple trip with Marianne Connor, left, president of the brated Israel’s Independence Day identity is solidified by visits to Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz. Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Rose of Lima on April 26. Sh’liach Yaniv Rosen- Israel. This interactive program for For further information about Church and Linda Rosenwald, chair- feld led the students on a spiritual students creates awareness of the the Religious School at Congrega- woman of their annual benefit, hold and imaginative journey from State of Israel, its history and tion B’nai Jeshurun, contact Abra canned goods in celebration of their Jerusalem to Tel Aviv and around the issues it faces in the 21st cen- Lee, religious school director, at new outreach program, which will col- Israel. In each location, the stu- tury. 973-379-3177 or e-mail info@tbj lect canned goods for the Dominican dents had a task to complete A number of the students will be .org. Sisters of the Rosary Shrine in Summit. For more information, e-mail mari- The British Invasion to play at B’nai Jeshurun on Saturday [email protected]. PHOTO COURTESY Congregation B’nai Jeshurun township. feature services, specialty items OF ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH welcomes members and friends for Rupert Murdock’s band, The and tickets to upcoming area an evening event this Saturday. British Invasion, will provide events. The event is being chaired by music from the 60s, 70s and 80s. For ticket information, call 973- Ellen Lange and co-chaired by Live and silent auctions will 379-1555 or e-mail [email protected]. Robyn Margolis, both of the Seeds of Sun jazz concert on May 15 Believing that music is an inte- gral part of the worship experience, Congregation B’nai Jeshurun will host Seeds of Sun, a leading Israeli- Jazz ensemble, on Friday, May 15 Fine Furniture at 7 p.m. Seeds of Sun, led by flautist Mattan Klein, blends music written in Warehouse Sale Israel in a jazz and world music setting with original Israeli jazz. For more information, contact Executive Director Alice Lutwak Save 40-70% at 973-379-1555 or e-mail $1 Million in Inventory [email protected]. May 14-16, 2009 Life-lighters will meet on Monday Thursday: 10am-6pm Friday: 10am-8pm The Life-lighters of St. Rose of Lima Church will hold a meeting Saturday: 10am-6pm on Monday at 11 a.m. in Ryan Hall. The program will include a pre- 23 EmpireBlvd sentation by St. Rose Academy South Hackensack,NJ07606 Children’s Chorus. (201) 440-3226 Transportation can be arranged by calling the senior bus at 973- 564-7076.

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STAFF PHOTOS BY HARRY TRUMBORE The Santagata siblings, from left, Nicky and Vinny, both 8, and sister Gianna, 5, put all their concentration into catching a trout Howard Metzgar of Musky Trout Hatchery tosses several of at the annual fishing derby organized by the Department of Recreation and Parks Saturday in Taylor Park. 144 trout into the pond in Taylor Park Friday afternoon in preparation for the following day’s fishing derby.

Pictured left, Alex DeRosa, 7, and her father Ben watch as David NcCracken, the Recreation Department’s program supervisor, attempts to unhook the trout Alex pulled in. Above, Alexan- der Long, 7, holds the net while his dad, Xiang, displays a trout they caught.

Wyoming School teacher Lea Monaco and her husband, Christopher, instruct their sons, Fishing is a family event for police dispatcher Mike Turner, right, his father, retired Millburn fire- Christopher, 6, and Jake, 3, in the quiet art of fishing. fighter Robert Turner, and Mike’s boys, Harrison, 6, and Dylan, 3. Section BC Tennis team excels TheItemofMillburn and ShortHills Magnes captures singles May 7, 2009 crown. See C2 www.TheItemOnline.com Sports

PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN BOYS TRACK TEAM Millburn High School long jumper Rodolfo Rosado soars through the air during his event at the Essex County Relays held Friday in Livingston. Rosado posted an 18’11.75” mark for his best of the day.

TRACK TEAM Distance runners are on a hot streak

By Harry Trumbore with a time of 10:27. 4, shattering a of The Item 32-year-old meet record of 10:36.7 as well as the Millburn High Call it their “scorched earth” School record of 10:31, set in 1079. policy. Other athletes turned in stand- Millburn High School distance out performances at the Millburn runners have burned up the Relays as well. running tracks two consecutive Coach Amanda Dilworth said weeks in a row, setting new while the girls track team didn’t school and meet records along win any events, team members set the way. a number of personal best perfor- At the Millburn Relays April 25, mances during the meet, including the 4 x 1,600 meter team of Blake high jumpers Hannah Westlake Udland, Mike Esposito, Will Fried- and Saori Macinnes, who captured lander and Brian Robinson won second place in their event, and the with a time of 18:39.3, shattering girls 4 x 1,600 meter team of Kimia the meet record by nearly 16 sec- Ganjaei, Emily Draper, Margaret onds. Tang and Sarah Barrese, who took Millburn held the previous a third place with a time of 23:34. record of 18:55.1 set in 2006. Tyler Udland missed the Also that Saturday, the distance Millburn Relays as he competed medley team of Udland, Robinson, that weekend in the Penn Abbas Tapal and Danny Kirschner Relays. won their event with a 10:58.8 He was the first Miller and the sprint medley team track team member to participate of Kirschner, Tapal, Danny Bren- in the event since Will Nesbitt ner and Rodolfo Rosado missed by competed in the pole vault in just a second breaking the meet 1980. record with their winning time Udland finished 11th in the of 3:41.7 3,000 meter run with a time of Jump to Friday’s Essex County 8:42.33. Relays in Livingston and the heat “That’s right where he should be wave on the track continued. at this point in the season,” said Blake and Tyler Udland teamed Coach Jeff Kaye. with Kirschner and Robinson to “For the first race of the year set new meet and school records for me, it was a fine opening,” for the 4 x 1,600 relay with their reported Udland. “I would have winning time of 17 :58.40, eclipsing liked to run a little faster and place the old meet record of 18:31.1 and a little higher, but I am still very the school record of 18:36. pleased with where I was at that In the distance medley event, point and still hold a lot of hope Tyler Udland, Robinson, Tapal and and confidence for the rest of Kirschner captured the gold medal the season.”

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS MHS offers sports schedule hotline A recorded announcement list- school’s director of athletics office. ing Millburn High School’s daily To reach the hotline, call 973- sports schedule is provided by the 564-7130, extension 229. Members of the distance Medley relay team, clockwise from top left, Blake Udland, Abbas Tapal, Brian Robinson and Danny Kirschner won their event and missed setting a new record by just a second. C2 Thursday, May 7, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

ESSEX COUNTY TOURNAMENT Athletesofthe Week

Kaitlin Zampino of the varsity girls distance medley team of Robinson, Magnes captures softball team and and Blake Udland, Tapal, Kirschner and Tyler Udland Danny Kirschner, Brian Robinson, Tyler captured the gold medal with a Udland and Abbas Tapal of the boys time of 10:27. 4, shattering a 32-year singles championship track team team are the recipients old meet record of 10:36.7 as well of Millburn High School Varsity as the Millburn High School Club Athlete of the Week honors record of 10:31 set in 1979. Good news and bad news for West Essex April 25 to capture the for April 27 to May 3. At the same event, the Udland the Millburn boys varsity tennis county singles crown. Zampino pitched a 10 innings brothers teamed up with Kirschn- team came out of the Essex Coun- Magnes was able to break Zim- and struck out 15 as the 13th seed- er and Robinson to win the 4 x ty Tournament at the Althea Gib- mer in the second game of the first ed Millbers shut out No. 4 seeded 1,600 meter relay with a record- son Center in Newark’s Branch set, then hold on to take a 3-0 lead. Monclair 1-0 in the the Essex setting time of 17 :58.40, eclipsing Brook Park. After both held serve for Magnes to County Tournament. the old meet record of 18:31.1 and On April 23, the team beat go up 5-2, Magnes again broke In the Essex County Relays, the the school record of 18:36. Cedar Grove 5-0 and Verona 5-0 to Zimmer to take the first set 6-2. advance to the semifinals against In the second set, Magnes again Montclair. broke Zimmer’s serve in the The Millers dispatched Mont- second game and once more in INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS clair 5-0, but fell to Newark Acade- the sixth. my 2-3 in the finals April 25 despite David Krauss and Nishant Millburn schedules available online PHOTO COURTESY OF CAROL MAGNES wins by Jason Magnes at first sin- Mishra were the doubles runners- gles, 7-6(9-7), 6-0, and Sebastian up, coach Bill Wickenheisser Millburn High School inter- Millburn High School’s varsity, Jason Magnes of the Millburn High School boys varsity tennis Chen-Schmidt and Bobby Renner reported, and Chen Schmidt scholastic athletic team schedules junior varsity and freshman teams, team displays the trophy he won for capturing the Essex at second doubles, 5-7, 6-3,6-3. and Renner were undefeated for the spring season are available go to www.highschoolsports.net. County singles championship April 25 at the Althea Gibson Magnes defeated the defending at second doubles throughout on the Internet. Click on New Jersey and scroll Center. singles champion Evan Zimmer of the tournament. To obtain season schedules for down to Millburn High School. RECREATION DEPARTMENT Registrations are now YOUR Recap of girls softball league action open for four-mile run Ali Tortora, gave up one run in For the Thunder Margaret Tracy Sonnabend had two RBIs REALTOR three innings and Samantha Dearey and Emily Torre each had for the Red Barons. Pancer got the save Saturday as the triples as the Thunder put away the The Diablos hitting attack was The annual Millburn Four- Millburn Short Hills Rotary Club, Firebirds defeated the Volunteers Vounteers 22-8 April 29. led by Miranda Brody, Sabrina Miler running race will be held on the Sports Academy, the Sneaker SOURCE 21-8 in Millburn Department of Samantha Pancer pitched two Mercadante and Mary Hethering- Sunday, June 7 at Gero Park at 9 Factory and Wolfhead Athletic. AConvenient Guide to Locating Your Recreation and Parks’ fifth and strong innings for the Firebirds in ton who all went 4 for 4 in the Dia- a.m. Registrations are now being tak- Ideal Real Estate Professional sixth grade softball league action. their 21-10 victory against the Red blos 20-1 victory over the Chiefs. After the 4-mile run through en at the Recreation Department Tortora hit two home runs and Barons. Carly Geffner and Ali Tor- Anna Mandel got the win with Short Hills neighborhoods, youth and the fee is $13 through June 4 Eliza Kaufman had two triples. tora each pitched one solid inning. two scoreless innings and Jenna sprint races will be held at approx- and $15 after that date. Race The Volunteers were led by a Emily Cutler had a double, Camille Dembner came in for the save imately 9:45 a.m. for children ages applications are also available at homerun and a triple from Rachel Afable and Sammy Shapiro each striking out six in the last two 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9 and 10 the Recreation Dept. in Town Hall, Norflus. scored two runs. innings. and 11. Burgdorff Realty, the Sneaker Fac- Shirts and trophies in eight age tory, the Sports Academy, Wolf- categories will be provided for the head Athletic or on the Recreation WOMEN’S SOCCER Four-Miler and youth race partic- Department’s Web site at ipants will receive a popsicle and www.millburn.nj.us/recreation. ribbons to the top three finishers in Registration and check in on the Magic opens second season May 17 each race. day of the race is from 7:45 to 8:30 The race is co-sponsored by the a.m. There is no fee or registration By Jim Connelly matches are scheduled for who also serves as head coach of Burgdorff Realtors ERA of Short for the youth races. For additional HARDING TOWNSHIP of The Item Wednesday, June 10, against the the Millburn High School varsity Hills, the Millburn Firefighter’s information, call the Recreation Adirondack Lynx at 7 p.m. and girls soccer team. Welfare Association, the Chatahm- Department at 973-564-7097. ALEXANDER REALTORS A three-match homestand will Tuesday, June 30, against New “I am confident that our roster Village Road, New Vernon, NJ 07976 mark the start of the Millburn England Mutiny, also at 7 p.m. will be competitive and push for a 973-292-2700 Magic’s second season as a mem- The WPSL playoff place,” added Sones. RECREATION COMMISSION www.alexanderrealtors.com Serving Somerset &Morris Counties ber of the Women’s Premier Soc- has announced a cer League. format change CORNER KICKS Town board meets Wednesday evening The Magic play their home for the 2009 Millburn went MILLBURN matches at Millburn High School’s campaign. 3-5-3 in its inau- The next meeting of the for June 3, July 8, Sept. 9, Oct. 7, JOSEPH A. Dr. Keith A. Neigel Field. The East Con- gural WPSL Millburn Township Board of Nov. 4 and Dec. 2. DEL FORNO, INC. The Central Delaware Future ference, in a shift campaign. Recreation Commissioners is All board meetings are held at will provide the opposition for the from the two- Sones and scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Gero Park Recreation Build- 46 Essex Street, Millburn Magic’s season opener on Sunday, division format keeper Lia Fier- the Gero Park Recreation Build- ing, with the exception of the year’s 973-376-1110 May 17, at 6 p.m. at Neigel Field. used last season, Sones ro, a 2007 Mill- ing. final meeting, which takes place at www.MillburnHomes.com Millburn, in its WPSL debut, will be consoli- burn High Fierro Additional meetings for the the Bauer Community Center in defeated the Future 3-0 in the 2008 dated into a single, 14 -team con- School graduate, remainder of 2009 are scheduled Taylor Park. 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AdvertisingSection RealReal Estate Estate mamarketplacerketplace www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 7, 2009 C3 Boys lacrosse club roundup Girls Lacrosse club bounces back The Millburn-Short Hills Boys The squad came up short hard fought battle against a Berke- following tough losses last week Lacrosse Club’s eighth grade against Mountain Lakes the fol- ley Heights squad 3-2. A strong White Team went 2-0 last week lowing day, falling 11-6. Goals defensive effort led by Wes Hu, Joe with wins over and Mt. Lakes (5-2) were scored for Millburn by Deleone and Michael Altrui limit- The Millburn-Short Hills Girls ning and recorded 14 saves. Hannah MacCormack and Betsy and Franklin Lakes (9-2). Greenberg, Melligon, Steinfeld and ed Berkeley Heights to only six Lacrosse Club’s fifth and sixth Vuolo scored twice while Peinado. On a hot afternoon April 26, the Florin. shots. Goalie Chris Bouri denied grade team, the Lightning, fell to a Megan McGrath, Virginia The following day at Westfield, white team took on a powerful Mt. all but two. Trevor Stack, Wes tough Westfield team 11-8 last McGraw, Georgia Ressler, Mignon the Thunder came back from a Lakes team. The defense stepped Sixth grade Moshier and fourth grade attack- week. and Weinrach each scored once. two-goal deficit to win 9-8. up to the challenge stifling a potent After a lackluster start, Mill- man Mac Boyle had one goal each. Kelsey Brown starred in goal. Steffan, Mignon, Reisman and In the final minute of the game, Mt. Lakes attack limiting them to burn’s sixth grade team finished Sunday’s game pitted Millburn Kara Vuolo lead the offense with Vreeland all had assists. Lily Graff Peinado won the draw and made seven shots on goal. Matt Burns strong April 28, beating Hanover against Mountain Lakes. Milburn three goals and Elizabeth Mignon, and Alexander starred on defense. the assist to Sayia, who scored the had five saves while Owen Schu- Park 8-2. Contributing to the win- lost its first game of the season 6-1. Caroline Weinrach, Elisa Dalton, In a competitive game April 27 winning goal. macher, Brody, Ressler, Zahka, Sir- ning effort were Matt Stine (2 Millburn won five of eight face-offs Ryan Steffan and Amanda Reis- at the Paper Mill field, the fifth and Also scoring for Thunder were acuse and Nick Matarazzo provid- goals, 1 assist), Brian Williams (2 but unable to convert against a man each scored once. sixth grade Thunder team bested Sayia (6 goals), Shim (2 goals), ed the needed protection. The goals), Daniel Zahka (2 goals, 3 strong Mountain Lakes defense. Jess Alexander, Meg Vreeland Scotch-Plains 7-4. and Meisner (1 goal, 1 assist). offense controlled the ball through assists), Chris Glancy (1 goal, 1 Moshier in goal saved eight of the and Steffan tallied assists. Paige Goals were scored by Caroline Maddie Anton was credited out the contest led by Maxwell assist), Cole Bond (1 goal) and 14 shots. In the final quarter start- Willian and Anna Tarplin Shim (2), Sayia (3, 2 assists), Mad- with three assists, Chole Radtke, Nemerow, who had a pair of goals, Trevor Stack (1 assist). Jeremy ing mid-fielder, George Grell, was anchored on defense. dy Anton (1, 2 assists) and Rachel MacCormack and Peinado each and Cebula, George Bukawyn and Bondy, George Grell and Daniel able to tally Millburn’s only goal. The Lightning fifth and sixth Meisner (1, 1 assist). had one. Cory Feinberg, who each had one. Oleson played strong defense; grade squad lost to Summit White Excellent defense, including at Julia Draper, Bryn Jeffers, Peina- In the Franklin Lakes game, stripping the ball away from Fourth grade team 10-7 on April 29. Allison least four groundballs, was do, Norflus, and MacCormack strong defense by Brian Zahka, Hanover and creating turnover The fourth grade squad earned a Sayia stepped in goal for the Light- credited to Rachel Norflus, provided stellar defense. Sam Brody, Colin Siracuse, Reed opportunities. Goalie Wes Moshi- decisive 9-4 victory over Hanover Ressler and Matt Burns stifled the er had 10 saves. April 28 behind strong perfor- Franklin Lakes offense while the Glancy scored three goals and mances from Nolan McCarthy (1 Millburn offense exploded for nine Zahka chipped in one to help the goal, 3 assists) and Scott Shainberg goals lead by George Bukawyn (4 sixth grade squad defeat host (6 groundballs, 2 assists). Other Derby catches interest of 150 fishermen goals), Ben Cebula (2 goals), and Berkeley Heights 4-2 April 25. scoring came from Davis Moshier goals by Nathan Weinrauch, Defenseman Christian Durando (3 goals), Mac Boyle (2 goals), More than 150 adults and chil- day, 35 trout were caught. catch a fish (2 years old). Maxwell Nemerow and Tyler had one assist. Durando, Bondy Owen Fried, Ryan Kirkwood and dren participated in the township’s Prizes were awarded to the fol- Sam Caivano, the oldest to Alexander. and Jake Pickard played stellar Bryan Levy. Drew Pickard and 29th annual fishing derby. lowing participants: catch a fish (15 years old). defense. Ben Sysler helped in the Cameron Varnish anchored the According to David McCrack- Jenna Petrelli, for the most fish This year’s event was sponsored Seventh grade winning effort with six ground defense and an excellent game in en, program supervisor for the caught (six). by the Millburn Police Benevolent Millburn’s seventh grade team balls. Wes Moshier was outstand- goal by Justin Meisner. Department of Recreation and Dan Caivano, for the largest fish Association, American Legion, beat host Hanover Park 7-3 on ing in goal with 10 saves. McCarthy scored the game- Parks, the pond on Taylor Park caught (14 inches long). Post #140 (Guy R. Bosworth), the April 28. The team played well The team suffered a 9-1 defeat tying goal as time expired in a hard was stocked Friday afternoon with Rocco Caivano, for the second Millburn Fireman’s Welfare Asso- with scoring from Ross Florin, April 26 against visiting Mountain fought 7-7 tie against Mountain 14 4 trout. largest fish caught (13 inches long) ciation, Santagata Enterprises and Evan Steinfeld, Chris Melligon, Lakes. Matt Stine scored the lone Lakes on April 26. The Lakers During the derby the following Mark Krupkin, the youngest to The Millburn Delicatessen. Gabe Greenberg and Jack Orlan. goal for Millburn. Glancy, Zahka jumped out to a 6-1 win . Meisner Outstanding play from goalie and Jack Westlake each had shots had 14 saves. Mac Boyle led the Noah Lisser. on goal. Moshier put in another offense with two goals. Other goals On April 25, Millburn beat strong performance in goal with came from Ryan Kirkwood, RECREATION DEPARTMENT Berkeley Heights 8-1 with goals seven saves. William Graff, Will Anton and scored by Ross Florin, Evan Stein- Davis Moshier. Johnny Graves had Municipal pool has openings for lifeguards and staff posts feld, Chris Melligon, Jack Orlan, Fifth grade two assists. Pickard and Spencer Drew Smith and Mack Craighead, The fifth grade team split the Brown played strong defense, lim- The Millburn Department of positions at the township pool. office, by e-mailing inquiries to backed by superb play in the goal weekend’s games. iting Mountain Lakes to only one Recreation and Parks is accepting Interested individuals can apply [email protected] by Noah Lisser. On Saturday Millburnwon a second half goal. applications for lifeguard and staff at the department’s Town Hall or by calling 973-564-7097.

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The Millburn Soccer Club’s Aidan Favia and Jeremy ed the Westfield Villarreal 4 - 1. The Millburn Department of zen membership, $65 for individu- for players 16 to 21. Blaze pulled out a thrilling 4-3 vic- Merdinger. Jesse Sendyk, Josh Bain Faith Belcuore scored twice while Recreation and Parks is accepting als 62 and over by June 1 of this Visit the department’s Web site tory over Hopewell Valley in the and Nicky Meo played well on Emily Torre and Taylor Leen each registrations online and by mail for year; associate membership, $180 at www.twp.millburn.nj.us/ rain Saturday on Benjamin Utz’s defense backed by stellar saves by scored once. Alexa Jentis played 2009 pool, golf and tennis mem- for summer houseguests, house- recreation to register online or second goal of the game, a penal- goalkeeper Steven Karp. superb defense while Kaylee berships. keepers, mother’s helpers and indi- to download a membership ty kickwith two minutes left in the Daniella Petrocelli and Sophie LaChance and Lexi Lieberman Memberships are restricted to viduals employed in the home; and application. game. Wolf each scored two goals in the starred on offense. township residents except for a child-care membership, $110 for a If registering by mail, send all Down 3-1 at halftime, the Blaze Lightning’s 6-0 victory over the The Mustangs beat the Greater limited number of employed in child-care giver and children. This required documents to Millburn fought back with goals by Zane New Providence Cyclones. The Flemington Red Storm by a score town memberships that are avail- membership is good Monday Recreation Department, c/o Cus- Solender and Jordan Brochin. Lightning were helped with a goal of 2-0. Ali Abrams scored the first able for the Par-3 Golf Course. through Friday. tomer Service, Post Office Box The Inferno defeated the Hills- each by Eleanor Davis and Mary goal off a corner kick from Jordan The cost of a family membership Par-3 membership categories 1034, Millburn, 07041. borough Explosion by a score of 5- Pagano. Keeper Emma Katz Silbert. Isabel Miller scored the to the pool is $245. Individual are $70 for individuals 22 and over, 4 as Ethan Lenner, Kyle Silbert, earned the shutout. second goal off a thrown in from memberships are available for $37 for individuals 16 to 21 and For further information, call Jack Paris each scored once and Melissa Gates scored twice, and Ali Tortora. Zoe Graves and Julia $130. $19 for individuals 13 to 15. the Millburn Department of Joseph Simon scored twice. Judah Jordan Gershoff, Anna Nesser and Friend excelled in the midfield. Other levels of pool member- Tennis membership fees are $54 Recreation and Parks at 973- Engel saved the game for the Infer- Jamie Olensky each added a goal Faith Belcuore and Sara Mester ship categories include senior citi- for players 22 and over and $37 564-7097. no with stellar play in the goal. to pace the Flash to a 5-1 win over scored for the Crusaders resulting Faith Belcuore and Sara Mester Greater Flemington Illusion. Mad- in a 2-2 tie with the Readington scored for the Crusaders locking die Rudman and Emily Wolf Rockets. Kaylee LaChance starred up a 2-2 tie with the Readington starred at midfield for the Flash. on midfield while Emily Torre and The Item sports editor Jim Connelly can be reached via e-mail at [email protected] Rockets. 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The Diamondbacks shut out the three RBIs, Kyle Speckhart led the Winstanley pitched three scoreless Julia Fried played solid defense for Rockies 11-0 Saturday in Millburn- offensive attack for the Mudcats in innings for the Dodgers. the Angels. Short Hills Youth Baseball South- their 8-3 win over the Mustangs. Andrew Clark ripped a two-RBI Adam Klein had four hits and ern League action. Teammate Jordan Brochin tossed single and reached base in all three four RBIs and Amanda Sullivan Harris Goldstein legged out two two shutout innings and had three trips to the plate, helping the had three hits to help the Brewers doubles and scored two runs for hits of his own. Nationals trump the Padres 12-10. beat the Royals 17 -6. the Diamondbacks while Andrew Will Klein had two clutch hits Teammate Chris Minter had two Tyler Bernard made a stellar Singer contributed one of the for the Mustangs while Mark Nag- hits for the Nationals. defensive play in left field and had shutout innings and hammered an pal provided stellar defense behind For the Padres Will Raincsuk two hits and two RBIs while Dylan RBI single. the plate and in left center field. legged out a triple that drove in Dordevic had a sliding catch at Romeo Ruiz recorded two two runs and Harrison Niles went third and went 3-for-3 with an RBI strikeouts in two innings pitched Northern League 2-for2 at the plate and also had for the Royals. for the Rockies. The Eagles put on an offensive two RBIs. The Red Sox beat the Thunder Jordan Young ripped an RBI show in their 17 -2 defeat of the With two scoreless innings 17 -11 behind Drew Basarab’s four double in the Redbird’s 8-5 victo- Hawks. Max Birner and Matt Gula pitched, Peter Gula helped propel RBIs. Noah Gottlieb went 4-for-4 ry over the Bulls. Sean Klein homered and Alex Hornecker the Astros past the Giants 9-6. Max with three RBIs for the Red Sox as scored two runs and squeezed in a went 3-for-4 as the Eagles downed Steffen hammered two doubles well. run with a bunt. Max Kaps led the the Hawks 17 -2. and had two RBIs. Brooke Hoffman singled in the Bulls’ barrage of hits with three Ben Sysler recorded two hits Luke Wroblewski led the Giants winning run in the bottom of the while teammate Chris Stone had and stole home for the Hawks. with two runs batted in and sixth April 18, giving the Twins a 9- two of his own. Tyler Schick hit a grand slam Andrew Jacobs tossed a scoreless 8 triumph over the Senators. The Tides trumped the Marlins and struck out seven in three inning. Teammate Martin Lederman 16-5 in their Saturday encounter. scoreless innings, sparking the rapped out four hits. Drew Jansen had three doubles Ravens to a 10-3 win over the Atlantic Coast League Liam Murphy helped the Sena- and three runs scored for the Tides. Sparrows. The Brewers powered past the tors turn a double play. Teammate Drew Vreeland scored For the Sparrows Matt Abrams Thunder 11-8 in Atlantic Coast last three runs of his own and singled struck out four batters in his three week. Peri Lamkin and Adam Gulf Coast League three times. innings on the mound. Klein both had three hits for the Matt Moriarty led the offense Both Lucas Sigaud and Will The Blue Jays defeated the Fla- Brewers. with a double, a single and three Besen went 2-for-3 three at the cons by a score of 11-2. The Jay’s Matthew Sherman turned a runs batted in April 27 as the Lions plate for the Marlins. Kevin Mansfield went 2-for-4 at double play in the field while rip- prevailed over the Jaguars 6-4. Drew Cohen logged the win for the plate with a bases-clearing dou- ping two hits at the plate for the For the Jaguars Brian Lannino the Rays in a 15-5 victory over the ble. Teammate Sam Kantor also Thunder. Hugh Waldman made tossed two innings from the Clippers. Joey Aronskind went 3- had a double. two catches in the outfield and also mound and allowed only three for-3 at the plate and drove in two The Cardinals and the Orioles legged out two doubles. runs while also scoring a run and runs. Max Lincer got two hits in squared off twice on Saturday as In a high scoring battle, the Roy- driving in another. David Nadel three trips to the plate and had two they completed a make-up game. als nipped the Red Sox 23-22. scored two runs for the Jaguars. RBIs for the Clippers. The Cardinals squeaked by in Dylan Mintz ignited the Royals Matthew Knowles and Oliver the first game 10-9, a nine-inning offense going 3-for-3 with two dou- Cohen each threw two shutout American Association thriller. Evan Imegwu homered in bles and six RBIs. Dylan Dordevic innings with Knowles striking out Raj Kapur legged out a double the eighth and Zack Hersh’s single ripped two clutch hits with the five batters and Cohen getting and Reese Little hit two singles, in the ninth was a game winner. bases loaded that clinched the vic- strikeouts of his own as the Bad- helping the Indians edge the Cubs The Orioles triumphed in the tory for the Royals. gers shut out the Wolves 11-0. 7-6. second game 16-4 to split the day In another close duel, the Brett Mandel tossed a scoreless PHOTO COURTESY OF LARRY MAITLIN Rebecca Connelly turned a dou- against their opponents. Steven Barons edged the Senators 19-18. inning for the Wolves. ble play for the Cubs while Scott Karp and Marc Langendorff each Ryan Kirkwood ripped a key dou- Brian Muller had two hits and Township resident Jessica Maitlin took first place in the Level McGraw caught a line drive to belted two home runs for the Ori- ble in the sixth inning while Steven scored one of the two runs for the 5 all-around with a 36.295 score March 22 at the USA Gym- save a run. oles. Karp ended the game with Singer had the game winning hit. Pumas in their defeat of the Pan- nastics sectional championships in Flanders. Maitlin, a third- Ethan Fine ripped three hits and five RBIs and Langendorff had six The Senators received stellar thers 2-0. Connor Kirkwood grader at Deerfield School, is scheduled to compete in the drove in two runs, sparking the in the game. defense from Matt Grossman and legged out an RBI double. USAG state championships next month. Phillies to a 17 -11 win over the Stephen Bouri. The Cougars and Wildcats game Yankees. Jack Frischman also had International League The Angels defeated the Twins was suspended after six innings three hits three RBIs for the The Cobras defeated the Reds 15-4. Jason Talpalar and James Vis- with the score knotted at 13-13. Phillies. 8-0 in sweltering heat on April 26. ceglia both went 3-for-3 with two The game will be resumed the next The Pirates defeated the Billy Horton went 2-for-2 while runs scored. Talpalar also added time the two teams meet. So far, Mariners 13-2 on Saturday. Sam teammate Jack Haber tossed three two RBIs. Victoria Jordan is in the book for Zarin recorded three hits in three scoreless innings. Charles Palmer made a heads the Cougars with two hits and one Joseph Kalichstein trips to the plate and accounted for Spencer Weiner hurled three up unassisted double play for the RBI. Jared Kopito belted a two-out three of their runs. Teammate Ben innings, recording four strikeouts Twins while teammate Mallory single to tie the game with two Guarneri String Quartet Kany sparkled on defense making and allowing only one hit and one Podell poked two hits. RBIs. four putouts. run, as the Navigators prevailed 5- Joseph Petrilli and Giovanni For the Wildcats Garrett Jones MENDELSSOHN Lieder ohne Worte(Songs Without Words),Op. 62 Woohee Han’s double for the 3 over the Dodgers. Zeeshan Colatruglio both went 3-for-3 as has two singles and four RBIs MENDELSSOHN Fantasyfor Piano in F-sharp minor Mariners drove in their two runs. Sayed legged out a triple. Jarrod the Barons beat the Angels 13-4 while teammate Noah Ades has (“Sonateécossaise”), Op.28 The Mudcats routed the Mus- Irwin tried valiantly to get his team April 18. three hits and 2 2/3 innings HAYDN String QuartetinGminor,Op. 74,No. 3“TheRider” tangs 8-3 in their Saturday back into the game with a two run Alex Rowe went 2-for-2 and pitched. 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The 17 th annual Millburn Clas- Informal judging will take place sic Car Show, sponsored by the and more than 50 trophies will be Downtown Millburn Develop- awarded. ment Alliance, will be held on Sun- In addition to collecting alu- day, May 17 from noon to 4 minum cans at the car show, the p.m. The rain date is Sunday, May Millburn Fire Department will 31. conduct tours of the Saint Barn- The show invites car owners to abas Fire Safety Trailer. display their cars along Millburn Sponsors for this year’s event Avenue, which will be closed to are Investors Savings Bank, Szerlip traffic from Spring Street to Main Insurance Company, JMK Auto Street. Sales, Maplecrest Auto Group, “DJ Stickshift Eddie” will play Salerno Duane, DCH Millburn music throughout the day, and free Audi and Lamborghini Bergen drawings for valuable prizes can be County. entered at the DMDA table. The DMDA is looking for qual- Registration is $12 per car for ified judges and volunteers to help advance registration and $15 on on the day of the event. the day of the show. Those interested in volunteering Early registration is recom- or wishing to obtain a registration mended and commemorative dash form can call the DMDAoffice plaques will be given to the first at 973-379-2341 or via e-mail at 100 cars registered. [email protected]. ITEM FILE PHOTO An admirer takes a picture of a classic car while others look on at last year’s Millburn Classic Car Show. AAA Program helps teen drivers

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HEALTH HONORS Old Guard plans spring talks Red Cross offers tips Walder named super lawyer The Millburn Old Guard meets Anthony Herring, marketing every Thursday at Bauer Commu- director for Winchester Gardens, Justin P. Walder of the township Court Commission on the Rules of nity Center in Taylor Park. will speak at the meeting on May to prevent swine flu was recognized as the top-ranked Professional Conduct, the Meetings begin at 10:30 a.m. 14 . lawyer in New Jersey in the 2009 Supreme Court Board on Attorney with a discussion of business and The May 21 meeting will feature edition of “New Jersey Super Certification, the Supreme Court committee reports. Guest speakers a panel of Millburn mayors who Washing hands and paying close the virus. Lawyers,” a selection based on peer Fee Arbitration Committee and as will give their presentations at 11 will share their anecdotes while in attention to symptoms of illness ■ Include household necessities review and professional achieve- special counsel to the New Jersey a.m. office. are just some of the things the pub- such as laundry detergent, toilet ment. There are more than 83,000 Supreme Court and the Adminis- The next meeting will be held On May 28, internist Dr. lic can to do help reduce the risk paper, etc. Select foods that are lawyers in the state. trative Office of the Courts. He has today and will feature a visit to the Charles Crandall will speak to the from the swine flu (H1N1) out- easy to prepare and store. Walder is the senior partner at also served as a member of the Greenwood Gardens on Old Short group about World War II in the break, the American Red Cross ■ Make sure you have an ade- Walder, Hayden and Brogan in Panel Selection and Management Hills Road. 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Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices pursuant to the following standards: PUBLIC NOTICE TO VOTERS OF ESSEX COUNTY 1. No soil shall be excavated, removed, deposited or disturbed except as aresult of REGISTRATION OF VOTERS NOTICE and in accordance with alot grading plan approved under the terms of this Registration of voters for the PRIMARY ELECTION being held on JUNE 2nd, 2009 will be PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Township Ordinance was introduced and chapter. conducted at the Office of the Commissioner of Registration, Hall of Records, 465 Dr. Martin passed on first reading at aregular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of 2. Proposed disturbance of the soil shall be executed in amanner that will not cause Luther King, Jr. Blvd., Room 429, Newark, New Jersey or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office in Millburn, in the County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 21, 2009 and said Ordi- erosion or other unstable conditions. the voter’s community, each weekday. nance is scheduled for hearing and final passage at aregular meeting of the Township Com- 3. Provision shall be made for the proper disposition of surface water runoff so that it mittee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, May 19, will not increase unstable conditions. Appropriate storm drainage facilities shall THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER OR TRANSFER FOR THE 2009 at 8:00p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can bereached, at which time allper per- be provided for downstream properties. PRIMARY ELECTION IS MAY 12th, 2009 sons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. 4. Provision shall be made for any structure or protective measures that proposed slopes may require for the protection of the public safety, including but not limited EVENING REGISTRATION Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Sandra H. Haimoff to retaining walls, guide rails, headwalls and fences. For the convenience of the voter, the Office of the Commissioner of Registration will be Township Clerk Mayor 5. Provision shall be made for asafe water supply and for the disposal of sanitary open from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on May 12th, 2009. sewage as approved by the Board of Health. The following Municipal Clerk’s Offices will be open from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. on May TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 6. Any proposed building or structure or attendant protective measures shall not 12th, 2009. ORDINANCE NO. 2337-09 impede the flow of surface water through any watercourse. Only anominal AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT THE "DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS increase in water surface elevation and velocities will be allowed due to BELLEVILLE FAIRFIELD MONTCLAIR VERONA AND ZONING ORDINANCE" OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN construction. BLOOMFIELD GLEN RIDGE NEWARK W. CALDWELL WHEREAS, the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn is in receipt of the 2008 7. Any proposed vehicular facilities including roads, drives or parking areas, shall be CALDWELL IRVINGTON NUTLEY W. ORANGE Year End Report of the Millburn Township Board of Adjustment which recommends various so designed that any land disturbances shall not cause excessive erosion. Both CEDAR GROVE LIVINGSTON ORANGE amendments to the Development Regulations and Zoning Ordinance; and the vertical and horizontal alignment of vehicular facilities shall be so designed EAST ORANGE MAPLEWOOD ROSELAND WHEREAS, the Township Committee previously adopted an ordinance to amend notice re- that hazardous circulation conditions will not be created. quirements in accordance with the 2008 Year End Report of the Millburn Township Board of 8. Final grades of the proposed driveway shall be in conformance with the Millburn REGISTRATION BY MAIL Adjustment; and Township Ordinance related to streets and sidewalks. Anyone wishing to register by mail can do so by requesting registration forms from the Com- WHEREAS,the Township Committee recognizes that certain other amendments to the De- 9. Any fill placed on the lots shall be properly stabilized and, when found necessary missioner of Registration, Hall of Records, 465 Dr. Martin LutherKing, Jr. Blvd., Room 429, velopment Regulations and Zoning Ordinance are deemednecessary at this time toproperly depending upon existing slopes and soil types, supported by retaining walls or Newark, New Jersey 07102, or by calling (973) 621-5031. regulate development; other appropriate structures as approved by the Township Engineer. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of 10. All cuts shall be supported by retaining walls or other appropriate retaining VOTING REQUIREMENTS Millburn in the County of Essex and State of New Jersey as follows: structures when, depending upon the nature of the soil characteristics, such To vote in Essex County aperson must be acitizen of the United States, aresident of New Section 1.Article 4entitled General Provisions of the Development Regulations and Zoning structures are found necessary by the Township Engineer in order to prevent Jersey and Essex County for 30 days, shall have attained the age of 18 years by Primary Ordinance of the Township of Millburn is hereby amended as to the following section: erosion. Election Day, June 2nd, 2009 AND MUST HAVE REGISTERED TO VOTE BY MAY 12th, Section 406 is amended in its entirety as follows: 11. There shall be no alteration of site elevations in excess of one foot within five feet 2009. 406 COMPLIANCE of an adjoining property. a. General.All of the requirements of these rules, regulations, standards, and zoning 12. Changes in the grade shall not exceed aslope of 2to1unless supported by TRANSFER OF REGISTRATION requirements shall be met at the time of any erection, enlargement, change in use or retaining walls. If you already completed avoter registration form for your new address, you will receive a land development. 13. Noretaining wall on aresidential site shall exceed six feet in height, and there sample ballot in the mail. If you do not receive asample ballot, follow the instructions below, b. Municipal.Except as to any review of acapital project which may be required shall be at least ten (10) feet between stepped retaining walls. All retaining walls or call the Office of the Commissioner of Registration at (973) 621621-5031 5031 before Election Day. pursuant to N.J.S.A.40:55D-31(a) or successor provision of the Municipal Land Use greater than four feet in height shall require acertification by aprofessional Law, the Township is exempt from the requirement to obtain any land use approvals engineer that the wall was constructed in accordance with approved plans. ATTENTION VOTERS WHO HAVE MOVED whatsoever pursuant to the requirements of these rules, regulations, standards and Section 4. Conflicts and Severability If you are aregistered voter in amunicipality of Essex County, moved to another district zoning requirements in connection with any municipal project, building, facility, a. Conflicts. All other ordinances, parts of ordinances, or other local requirements that and/or municipality of the County but did not submit achange of address to the County Com- structure or land use constructed or utilized for apublic purpose. are inconsistent or in conflict with this ordinance are hereby superseded to the extent missioner of Registration, you are entitled to vote in the Primary Election, June 2nd, 2009. Section 2. Article 5entitled Design and Performance Standards of the Development of any inconsistency or conflict, and the provisions of this ordinance apply. Go to the polling place of your new residence. Provisional Ballots will be available but you Regulations and Zoning Ordinance of the Township of Millburn is hereby amended as to the b. Severability. should first confirm that you are aregistered voter. following sections: 1. This Ordinance shall be so construed as not to conflict with any provision of New Any registered voter who has moved to another county any time prior to 21 days before the Sections 501.2, 505, and 515.1 are amended in their entirety as follows: Jersey or Federal law. Primary Election on June 2nd, 2009 must have completed anew registration in order to vote. 501.2 All accessory uses shall be constructed only within rear yards, except as modified in 2. Notwithstanding that any provision of this Ordinance may be held invalid or If you moved to another county within 21 days of the election, you may vote at your polling Section 505 for corner lots. Driveways shall be permitted in any yard subject to the unconstitutional by acourt of competent jurisdiction, all remaining provisions of place in your former county of residence. coverage limitations and other applicable regulations set forth in this Ordinance. the Ordinance shall continue to be in full force and effect. "Under New Jersey law you have the right to vote in privacy, to have areasonable amount 505 CORNER LOTS 3. The provisions of this Ordinance shall be cumulative with, and not in substitution of time to vote, to receive areplacement ballot if you spoil the first one, and to bring written Any principal building located on acorner lot shall meet the minimum front setback from for, all other applicable zoning, planning and land use regulations. material into the polling place for your personal use." both street lines. An applicant proposing to construct aprincipal building on acorner lot Section 5. This ordinance may be renumbered for purposes of codification. A"Voter’s Bill of Rights" will be prominently displayed at your polling place. You may view shall, however, designate which street frontage the building is required to face such that Section 6. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication as provided by the Voter Bill of Rights on the Voter Division of Elections website: the yard opposite the designated front shall be the rear yard. Accessory uses on law. www.state.nj.us/lps/elections residential properties shall not be located in the front yard. See Section 501. The Item 2589929 If you believe that your right to vote has been violated in any way, you should immediately 515.1Any existing structure on annonconformingonconforming lot, or any existing structure on acconformingonforming Fee $236.82 notify your County Board of Elections or County Superintendent of Elections. lot which violates any yard requirements, may have additions to the principal building or May 7, 2009 construct an accessory building without an appeal for avariance, provided the ASSISTANCE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES accessory building or the addition to the principal building does not violate any SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE Persons unable to vote at thepolling place due to permanent or temporary physical disabili- requirements of this Ordinance, and does not extend or increase any existing SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001864 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001860 ty may request an absentee ballot application by telephoning the Office of the County Clerk nonconformity. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, at (973) 621-4923. You may also request apermanent absentee ballot for use in all future Section 3.Article 6entitled Zone Requirements of the Development Regulations and Zoning CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, elections. The Office of the Board of Elections may be contacted for information regarding Ordinance of the Township of Millburn is hereby amended as to the following sections: DOCKET NO. F1620008 DOCKET NO. F3044207 polling place assignments and assistance to voters who choose to vote at the polling place Sections 606.2 (e) and (g), 606.3 (e), and 606.6.1 (c) are amended and anew Section 607 is LASALLE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LASALLE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR on Election Day. The telephone number is (973) 621621-5071. 5071. hereby adopted, as follows: AS TRUSTEE FOR FIRST FRANKLIN THE MLMI TRUST SERIES 2007-SD1 The Division of Elections in the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety maintains a.Section 606.2 (e) (4) is repealed. MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-FF1,2007 FF1, Plaintiff atelecommunications device for the deaf (TDD). If you wish to use this service to obtain b. Section 606.2 (e) entitled Area and Setback Requirements shall be amended as to MORTGAGE LOAN -vs- general information, you may do so by dialing 1-800-292-0039; Relay Service number 1-800- the provisions set forth in the "Note" appearing at the end of that subsection (e) as Plaintiff JOHN ROTHENBERGER, JR. 852-7899 [list county numbers if county maintains such numbers] follows: -vs- Defendants For assisting voters with disabilities, or who are blink, visually impaired, or unable to read or NOTE: *Front setbacks shall also be based on the average established setback for the OLUBUYISO OKUNOLA Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises write, at least one voting machine in each election district is equipped with audio equipment dwellings located within 500 feet on the same side of thestreet, or to the nearest intersecting Defendants By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- that will read the ballot to you. You can then cast aballot privately and independently using street, end of street or district boundary line, whichever is the lesser. If no established set- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale the voting machine and audio device. back exists or if the area has no development, the front setback minimum shall be as shown By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, above. In no case shall the front setback be less than the minimum as shown above. Avar- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on ESSEX COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS iance shall not be required for existing nonconforming front yard setbacks when aroof (and by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. BETHANY O’TOOLE,OTOOLE, CHAIRWOMAN supporting columns) is added to anexisting front stairs orstoop. The roof shall not exceed Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on (Prevailing Time) FRAN ADUBATO,SECRETARY four (4) feet in depth and extend more than six (6) feet from the stoop on any side. Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Commonly known as: MICHAEL CARSON, MEMBER c. Section 606.2 (g) is amended to read: (Prevailing Time) 26 RIDGEWOOD AVE PHILIP THIGPEN, MEMBER g. Residential driveway regulations Commonly known as: GLEN RIDGE, NJ 07028 LINDA von NESSI, CLERK OF THE BOARD 1. Driveway setbacks 213 PARKER AVE TAX LOT NO. 26 IN BLOCK 10 Residentialdriveways shall be set back aminimum of five (5) feet from any MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 75 FT X The Item 2588437 adjoining residential property line in the R-3 and R-4 Residential Districts. LOT 439, BLOCK 42.04 125 FT Fee $67.55$ 2. Driveway width at the street line DIMENSIONS: 37.50 FT X125.00 FT X NEAREST CROSS STREET: CROSS May 7, 2009 a. Minimum: 10 feet 37.50 FT X125.00 FT ALSO BEING 102.50 STREET b. Maximum: 15 feet FT X3.50 FT X102.50 FT X3.50 FT SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, 3. Parking areas in the front yard NEAREST CROSS STREET: ORCHARD WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN a) Circular driveway (a driveway with more than one connection to apublic STREET LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. TAXES/ PUBLIC SALE OF PUBLIC PERSONAL PROPERTY street): *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- SEWER/WATER MAY BE DELINQUENT - AND TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY HELD OVER SIX MONTHS 1. Minimum distance between driveways on the same lot, as measured at NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, YOU MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COL- the street line: 50 feet AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, LECTOR FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. TAKE NOTICE that on Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at 11:00 AM, the undersigned will expose 2. Minimum width of acircular driveway: 10 feet LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- Afull legal description can be found in the for sale, in accordance with N.J.S.A. 40A:11-6 at public auction, at the Millburn DPW Ga- 3. Maximum width of acircular driveway: 12 feet ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- office of the Register of Essex County. rage, 345 Essex Street, Millburn, NJ the items described below: b) Driveways other than circular driveway: OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE 1. Parking area other than acircular driveway may be provided in the front PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT Vehicles Minimum Bid yard. UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- THE TIME OF SALE. 1989 Mercedes Benz 420 VIN #WDBCA35E9KA478445 $1,000.00 2. Maximum distance from the dwelling: 30 feet TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE 1992 Dodge Ram Pick-up VIN #1B7KE26Z8NS659225 $1,000.00 3. Minimum setback from the street line: 30 feet NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE 1996 Chev 4x4 Mason Dump VIN #1GBJK34R6TE166754 $3,000.00 4. Vegetation shall be provided to screen the parking from view from the MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- 1999 Ford Crown Vic VIN #2FAFP71W0XX240667 $1,500.00 street. ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS 2006 Ford Crown Vic VIN #2FAHP71W76X156188$3 $3,000.00 000 00 c) Minimum driveway setback from aside lot line: 5feet CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- 2007 Dodge Charger Hemi V-8 VIN #2B3KA43H17H750996 $5,000.00 4. Maximum curb cuts AMOUNT DUE THEREON. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST 2007 Dodge Charger Hemi V-8 VIN #2B3KA43H37H750997 $5,000.00 a. Corner lot: 3 **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE 2001 Ford Crew Cab VIN #1FTNW21L21EA86747 $7,000.00 b. Lot other than acorner lot (interior lot): 2 REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY 1983Mack Fire Engine Pumper VIN #1M1A125Y7DM002211$3,500.00 5. Driveway Location on acorner lot SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT (Reserve Right Minimum distance to astreet intersection: 50 feet from the edge of the TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE of Removal) driveway at the street line to the corner of the lot. This dimension shall be CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- calculated at the curbline or edge of pavement of the street. COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Bicycle Description Minimum Bid d. Section 606.3 (e) entitled "Area and Setback Requirements" is amended as to the THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- Hardrock Ser. P8a012174 $5.00 provisions set forth in "Note" appearing at the end of that subsection (e) as follows: Afull legal description can be found in the PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Mongoose Ser. HH1268215 $5.00 NOTE:*Front setbacks shall also be based on the average established setback for the office of the Register of Essex County. PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Shimano Ser. C99T3265 $5.00$5 00 dwellings located within 500 feet on the same side of thestreet, or to the nearest intersecting ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE street, end of street or district boundary line, whichever is the lesser. If no established set- IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT SURPLUS, IF ANY. *THE TOWNSHIP RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO SELL IF NONE OF THE BIDS back exists or if the area has no development, the front setback minimum shall be as shown THE TIME OF SALE. The approximate amount of the Judgment to REACH THE MINIMUM STATED. above. In no case shall the front setback be less than the minimum as shown above. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE be satisfied by said sale is the sum of All bidders for VEHICLES must register andleave adeposit of $200.00, or no bid will be ac- e. Section 606.6.1(c) is amended in its entirety to read: AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE $549,940.79, together with the costs of this cepted. Unsuccessful bidders will be refunded theirdeposit at completion of auction. The c. Accessory Uses DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- sale. balance must be paid by cash or certified check prior to 2PMonthe next day, May 21, 2009 Parking and loading areas. ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the to the Township Clerk. Upon final payment the necessary transfer documents will be com- f. Article 6isamended by the addition of anew Section 607 as follows: MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- sale from time to time as provided by Law. pleted. Proof of Insurance and drivers license required for all vehicles offered. All items will 607 PROTECTION OF STEEP SLOPE AREAS ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 be sold in "as is" condition and must be picked-up/removed by 3PMon Thursday, May 21, 607.1 Statement of Purpose FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff 2009.Failure to pay for and remove purchased item(s) by May 21, 2009 shall cause both It is thepurpose of this Chapter to provide development controls for all lands located with SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, forfeiture of money paid and the item(s) purchased. in the Township that have present within their boundaries topographical conditions herein FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT ATTORNEY(S) All property may be inspected beginning at 10:30 a.m. on the day of the sale. after described as "steep slopes." RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE 1-908-233-8500, FCZ-93837 By Order of the Millburn Township Committee These controls are provided to minimize the potentially adverse impacts associated with NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- The Item 2580776 Joanne M. Monarque, Township Clerk disturbance of steeply sloped areas. The most appropriate method of alleviating such SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Fee $83.01 The Item 2590137 conditions is through the regulation of disturbance to soil and vegetation in steep slope DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 FeeF$ $34.1834 18 areas. Such regulation promotes the public health, safety and welfare of the Township. PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER May 7, 2009 The requirements, guidelines and controls promulgated under this Chapter shall be PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL applicable to all properties within all zone districts situated in the Township in their HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE SHERIFF’S SALE existing physical state or condition as of the date of the passage of this Section. SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001949 SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE SURPLUS, IF ANY. 607.2 Background The approximate amount of the Judgment to SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09002260 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Disturbance of steep slopes results in accelerated erosion processes from stormwater CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, following Township Ordinance was intro- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of runoff and the subsequent sedimentation of water bodies with the associated degradation $551,702.63, together with the costs of this DOCKET NO. F217608 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, duced and passed on first reading at aregu- of water quality and loss of aquatic life support. Related effects include soil loss, CHASE HOME FINANCE LLC DOCKET NO. F315208 lar meeting of the Township Committee of sale. changes in natural topography and drainage patterns, increased flooding potential, The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Plaintiff WM SPECIALTY MORTGAGE, LLC the Township of Millburn, in the County of further fragmentation of forest and habitatareas, and compromised aesthetic values. It -vs- Plaintiff Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 21, sale from time to time as provided by Law. has become widely recognized that disturbance of steep slopes should be restricted or Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 SHIMON NEUSTADT -vs- 2009,, and said Ordinance is scheduled for prevented based on the impact disturbance of steep slopes can have on water quality Defendants AMERICO LOURENCO hearing and final passage at aregular meet- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff and quantity, and the environmental integrity of the landscapes. PHELAN, HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Defendants ing of the Township Committee to be held in 607.3 Definitions By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on ATTORNEY(S) The following definitions are applicable to this section. The Item 2580746 tion, to me directed,Ishall expose for sale By virtue of the above staled writ of Execu- Tuesday evening, May 19, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. Steep Slope Area-Land where the grade is 15% or greater. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, tion,,,p to me directed, Ishall expose for sale or as soon thereafter as said matter can be FeeF$ $103.77 Disturbance-The placement of impervious surface, the exposure or movement of soil or April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, reached, at which time all persons who may bedrock, or the clearing, cutting or removal of vegetation. Tuesday, May 19, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on be interested therein will be given an oppor- Embankment-An elevated deposit of soil, rock or other materials either constructed or (Prevailing Time) Tuesday, May 26, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. tunity to be heard. natural. SHERIFF’S SALE Commonly known as: (Prevailing Time) Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Grade-The percent of rise or descent of asloping surface. For example, agrade of 15% SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09001861 193 -197 LINCOLN AVE Commonlyy known as: Townshipp Clerk corresponds to afifteen-foot vertical change in elevation for every 100 feet of horizontal SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, NEWARK, NJ 07104 42 MEAD ST NEWARK, NJ 07106 Sandra H. Haimoff distance. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, TAX LOT NO. 5, 6&7INBLOCK NO. 719 TAX LOT NO. 21 IN BLOCK NO. 4107 Mayor Groundcover-Grasses or other vegetation used in the stabilization of soils. DOCKET NO. F2996007 DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX.: 85.7X200 DIMENSION OF LOT APPROX.: 25 X100 TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Impervious Surface-AnySurface Any structure, surface or improvement that reduces or prevents LASALLE BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR NEAREST CROSS STREET: 543.45 FROM NEAREST CROSS STREET: SILVER ORDINANCE NO. 2335-09 absorption of stormwater into land, and includes porous paving, paver blocks, gravel, THE MLMI TRUST SERIES 2007-HE1 DELEVAN AVENUE STREET ORDINANCE TO VACATE APORTION OF crushed stone, decks, patios, elevated structures, and other similar structures, surfaces Plaintiff PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES HARVEY DRIVE COMMONLY KNOWN AS or improvements. -vs- WATER OPEN +PENALTY AS OF JANU- TAXES OPEN -QTR. 12009 AS OF FEB- "TURNAROUND ON 47 HARVEY DRIVE" Retaining Wall-A structure constructed and erected between lands of different elevations MARGARITA BANOL ARY 16, 2009: $131.03 RUARY 5, 2009: $753.06 ON BLOCK 5001, LOT 10 IN MILLBURN to protect structures and/or to prevent erosion. Defendants Afull legal description can be found in the Afull legal description can be found in the TOWNSHIP 607.4 Designation of Areas Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises office of the Register of Essex County. office of the Registergy of Essex County. WHEREAS,, the Millburn Townshipp Commit- The percent of slope (rise in feet per horizontal distance) shall be established by Byy virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE tee has determined that there is no public measurement of distance perpendicular to the contour of the slope. The percent of slope tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT need for acertain public right of way which shall be calculated for each two-foot contour interval. For example, any location on the by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, THE TIME OF SALE. THE TIME OF SALE. extends into Block 5001, Lot 10 beyond the site where there is aone-foot rise over a10-foot horizontal run constitutes aten percent Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE SURPLUS MONEY. IF AFTER THE SALE traveled way of Harvey Drive and that said slope; a1.5 foot rise over aten-foot horizontal run constitutes a15percent slope; atwo- Tuesday, May 12, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE pyportion of 47 Harvey Drive known as "turn- foot rise over aten-foot horizontal run constitutes a20percent slope. (g)(Prevailing Time) DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- DEBT. INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- around at 47 Harvey Drive" may be vacated. 607.5 Steep Slope Identification and Review Criteria Commonly known as: ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY All applications for minor and major subdivision or site plan approval, or for apermit for 141 LESLIE ST NEWARK, NJ 07112 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE construction, grading or clearing of any lot, except as otherwiseprovided in the definition TAX LOT NO. 44 IN BLOCK 3068 ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN IN THE COUN- of "disturbance" herein or exempted in this chapter, shall be evaluated to determine the DIMENSIONS OF LOT: APPROX. 33 FT X FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE TY OF ESSEX,, NEW JERSEY,asf, ollows: presence of critical slope areas in accordance with Table 1. 100 FT SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY Section l. That portion of Harvey Drive which a. Slope categories.Applicants shall prepare and submit aslope analysis for the entire NEAREST CROSS STREET: NYE AVENUE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT extends into 47 Harvey Drive, Block 5001, site (including proposed roadways and common areas), and each proposed or SUBJECT TO ANY OPEN TAXES, RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Lot 10 as more particularly described in the existing lot. The property shall be evaluated to determine the presence of critical WATER/SEWER, MUNICIPAL OR TAX NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- schedule attached to and hereby made a slope areas in accordance with Table 1. LIENS THAT MAY BE DUE. TAXES/ SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- pyypart of this ordinance by reference is hereby SEWER/WATER MAY BE DELINQUENT - DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- released and vacated. Table 1 YOU MUST CHECK WITH THE TAX COL- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Section 2. The Township reserves the right, Slope Analysis Categories LECTOR FOR EXACT AMOUNTS DUE. PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL title, and interest of the Township of Millburn Afull legal description can be found in the HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE in and to utilities and appurtenances, if any, Slope Category Percent Grade office of the Register of Essex County. SURPLUS, IF ANY. SURPLUS,, IF ANY. now lyingyg within the boundaries of said va- 115to19.99% ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE The approximate amount of the Judgment to The approximate amount of the Judgment to cated land and any corresponding right to 220to24.99% IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT be satisfied by said sale is the sum of be satisfied by said sale is the sum of use, maintain, enlarge, repair, replace and 325to34.99% THE TIME OF SALE. $271,166.31, together with the costs of this $298,423.25, together with the costs of this renew the same in perpetuity. 435% or greater SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE sale. sale. Section 3. Pursuant to N.J.S.A.40:67-21, the AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the The Sheriff reserves the rightgj to adjourn the Townshippp Clerk of the Township of Millburn b. Slope analysis.The slope categories shall be identified on aplan drawn at ascale as DEBT,, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- sale from time to time as provided by Law. sale from lime to time as provided by Law. be and she hereby is authorized and directed required by the TownshipTownship’ssp site planlan or subdivision submissionrequirements. It shall ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS Newark, N.J. March 5, 2009 Newark, N.J. March 11, 2009 to file in the office of the Essex County Reg- show the existing and proposed topographic contours at two-foot intervals and MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff ister, New Jersey, within sixty (60) days after delineate the categories of steep slope areas, as shown in Table 1above. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FEIN, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., FEIN, SUCH KAHN &SHEPARD, this ordinance shall take effect, acopy here- c. Additional information required.The analysis provided by the applicant shall contain FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE ATTORNEY(S) ATTORNEY(S)() of,,y certified by her under the seal of the the following additional information: SURPLUS,,, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY The Item 2586206 The Item 2591097 Township to be atrue copy hereof, together 1. Delineation andquantification of those areasproposed for disturbance. The FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Fee $75.69 Fee $74.46 with acopy of the proof of publication hereof, applicant shall provide atable showing the calculation of disturbed area in square RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE April 30; May 7, 14, 2009 May 7, 14, 21, 2009 as required by law. feet and as apercent of the lot area, for each proposed lot. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect 2. Identification of soil types present on the property, with specific reference to highly SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- NOTICE OF HEARING after final passagepg and publicationpp as provid- erodible soils as identified by the United States Department of Agriculture Soil DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- NOTICE OF HEARING Board of Adjustment of the ed by law. Conservation Service. PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Board of Adjustment of the Township of Millburn, New Jersey The Item 2589689 3. Details on how the proposed construction will minimize adverse impacts upon the PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Township of Millburn, New Jersey TAKE NOTICE that Mindunn and Jeff Rose Fee $27.26 existing natural features of the lot shall be provided. HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE TAKE NOTICE that Russell Greenseid has have made an application to the Millburn May 7, 2009 4. Plans and specifications for any retaining walls, steps, fences or other protective SURPLUS, IF ANY. made an application to the Millburn Town- Township Board of Adjustment in connection structures shall be provided. The approximatepp amount of the Judgmentg to ship Board of Adjustment in connection with with the construction/alteration of a2nd story 607.6 Regulations for Development in Steep Slope Areas be satisfied by said sale is the sum of the construction of adeck on Property in level over existing garage on Property in Mill- a. Maximum disturbed area . $332,709.86, together with the costs of this Millburn Township, located at 2Gilbert burn Township, located at 103 Browning Rd., NOTICE OF HEARING sale. Place, Millburn, NJ 07041 Block 612, Lot 5, Board of Adjustment of the 1. No buildings, improvements or structures, including roads, driveways or parking Short Hills, NJ 07078, Block 5101, Lot 18, areas shall be constructed, nor shall any displacement of soil or removal of The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the which requires the following bulk variance re- which requires the following bulk variance re- Township of Millburn, New Jersey sale from time to time as providedpy by Law. lief: 505 Accessory Structure location on a TAKE NOTICE that Dimitre Zahariev has vegetation occur within steep slope areas, except in accordance with the following lief: Variance is for approval of existing non- schedule provided below in Table 2. Newark, N.J. March 4, 2009 corner lot conforming condition. Section606.2e1(f) Ar- made an application to the Millburn Town- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff 606-2e3a Accessory Structure side yard set- ticle 6side yard combined -required 35% of ship Board of Adjustment in connection with ZUCKER, GOLDBERG &ACKERMAN, back the construction of awindow dormer on Table 2 lot width (26.25’) -proposed 29.5% of lot Permitted Levels of Disturbance in Steep Slope Areas ATTORNEY(S) The Applicant may also seek other varian- width (22.12’). Construction of a2nd story Propertypy in Millburn Township,p, located at 40 1-908-233-8500,, FCZ-93756 ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- bedroom over existing garage. Milton Street, Block 407, Lot 4, which re- The Item 2580763 ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- quires the following bulk variance relief: Slope Category Percent Grade Maximum Disturbed Area TheApplicant may also seek other varian- 115to19.99% 50% of area in Slope 1category Fee $80.58 tion. The application is now Cal. #2961 on ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- 515.1 Addition to principal building which ex- April 23, 30; May 7, 2009 the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled ceeds allowable building coverage requires 220to24.99% 25% of area in Slope 2category ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- 325to34.99% 10% of area in Slope 3category for ahearing on June 29, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. tion. The application is now Cal. #2951 on variance relief in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, 606.2e1d Front yard setback 40’ required 435% or Greater No disturbance allowed MEETING NOTICE the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled In accordance with Section 5ofthe Open New Jersey. All documents relating to this for ahhearingearing on May 18, 2009 at 7:00p.m. in The Applicant may also seek other varian- application are on file in the office of the Sec- ces and waivers as the need may arise dur- 2. For asubdivision proposal, calculation of disturbed area is based on each Public Meetings Act, be advised that the Mill- Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, individual lot, not the entire tract as awhole. Common areas are also subject to burn Township Zoning Board of Adjustment retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- New Jersey. All documents relating to this ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., tion. The application is now Cal. #2959 on the maximum disturbed area.Roadways are exempt from the above limits of meeting scheduled for Monday, May 4, 2009 application are on file in the office of the Sec- disturbed area, but are subject to the maximum permitted grade provisions of the has been cancelled. The next meeting will Monday through Friday. Any interested party retary of the Board of Adjustment daily be- the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled may appear at said hearing and participate for ahearing on Monday, May 18, 2009 at Residential Site Improvement Standards. take place on Monday, May 18, 2009, 7:00 tween the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., b. Exception.Anapplicant may re-grade asteep sloped area irrespective of the above PM in Town Hall. therein in accordance with the rules of the Monday through Friday. Any interested party 7:00 p.m. in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Zoning Board of Adjustment. Millburn, New Jersey. All documents relating regulations provided that in no event shall the disturbance be more than 400 square The Item 2588300 may appear at said hearing and participate feet of the tract to be developed. The approving authority may also permit the Fee $4.48 Russell Greenseid therein in accordance with the rules of the to this applicationpp are on file in the office of Applicant the Secretary of the Board of Adjustment dai- disturbance of isolated steep slopes with an area of 400 square feet or less. May 7, 2009 Zoning Board of Adjustment. c. Limit of disturbance.Alimit of disturbance line shall be established to preserve The Item 2591299 Mindunn and Jeff Rose ly between the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 Fee $13.83 p.m., Monday through Friday. Any interested existing vegetation on each proposed lot. PUBLIC NOTICE Applicant d. Variance required.Except as provided under Subsection b. above, disturbance of The Planning Board of the Township of Mill- May 7, 2009 The Item 2589980 party may appear at said hearing and partic- ipatep therein in accordance with the rules of steep slopes in an amountgreater than indicated in Subsection a. above shallrequire burn, in the County of Essex, adopted are- Fee $15.06 avariance. examination of the Master Plan, at their pub- May 7, 2009 the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Becauseyou livehere... Dimitre Zahariev e. Lot Grading/Driveway/Drainage Plans.For all lots with proposed disturbance of a lic meeting held on December 17, 2008. Applicant steep slope area, alot grading/driveway/drainage plan shall be approved by the Acopy of the reexamination report is availa- youneed to know The Item 2591423 Township Engineer prior to the issuance of abuilding permit. Said plans shall ble for public inspection Monday through Fri- Fee $13.83 include, but not be limitedto, existing and proposed contours, limits of soil day between the hours of 8:30 AM -4:30 PM what’s happening here. Have youcompleted May 7, 2009 disturbance, construction details, soil erosion, sedimentation control measures and at Millburn Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, drainage calculations and, where required by the Township Engineer, stormwater in the office of the Board Secretary. thecrossword puzzle? control measures. Afee of $200.00 shall be payable to the Township for review of The Item 2588305 Great savings every dayfromyour favoriteretailers the lot grading/driveway/drainage plan. The design standards for lot grading shall be Fee $5.29 pursuant to the following standards: May 7, 2009 • • • • • www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, May 7, 2009 D3

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SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09002196 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09002259 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, DOCKET NO. F66308 DOCKET NO. F331608 AURORA LOAN SERVICES, LLC WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. AS TRUSTEE Plaintiff FOR OPTION ONE MORTGAGE LOAN -vs- TRUST 2007-4 ASSET BACKED BOBBY SHIPMON, III CERTIFICATES, SERIES Defendants Plaintiff Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises -vs- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- JOHN O’BRIEN CARRABY tion, to me directed,Ishall expose for sale Defendants by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Tuesday, May 19, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale (Prevailing Time) by Public Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Es- Commonly known as: sexCounty Courts Building in Newark, on 468 AVON AVE NEWARK, NJ 07108 Tuesday, May 26, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. BLOCK: 2644, LOT: 3 (Prevailing Time) DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 25’ X99.75 Commonly known as: NEAREST CROSS STREET: 50’ FROM 379 MONTROSE AVE 18TH STREET SOUTH ORANGE, NJ 07079 Afull legal description can be found in the TAX LOT NO. 16 IN BLOCK NO. 604 office of the Register of Essex County. DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX.: 0547 AC ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE NEAREST CROSS STREET: 300.00 FROM IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT CENTRE STREET THE TIME OF SALE. PRIOR LIEN/ENCUMBRANCES SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE WATER OPEN +PENALTY AS OF FEBRU- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE ARY 5, 2009: $2.77 DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- Afull legal description can be found in the ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS office of the Register of Essex County. MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE THE TIME OF SALE. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- ES. THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT SURPLUS, IF ANY. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE The approximate amount of the Judgment to NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- $492,422.69, together with the costs of this DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- sale. PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL sale from time to time as provided by Law. HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Newark, N.J. March 10, 2009 SURPLUS, IF ANY. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff The approximate amount of the Judgment to POWERS KIRN.LLC, ATTORNEY(S) be satisfied by said sale is the sum of The Item 2586212 $1,176,606.95, together with die costs of this Fee $69.57 sale. April 30; May 7, 14, 2009 The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the sale from time to time as provided by Law. NOTICE Newark, N.J. March 11, 2009 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff following Township Ordinance was intro- FEIN, SUCH. KAHN &SHEPARD, P.C., duced and passed on first reading at aregu- ATTORNEY(S) lar meeting of the Township Committee of The Item 2591100 the Township of Millburn, in the County of FeeF$ $79.35 Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 21, May 7, 14, 21, 2009 2009 and said Ordinance is scheduled for hearing and final passage at aregular meet- ing of the Township Committee to be held in SHERIFF’S SALE Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on SHERIFF’S FILE NO.09002257 Tuesday evening, May 19, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, or as soon thereafter as said matter can be CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, reached, at which time all persons who may DOCKET NO. F1612807 be interested therein will be given an oppor- CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS REALTY tunity to be heard. CORPORATION Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Plaintiff Townshipp Clerk -vs- Sandra H. Haimoff DIANHA MOORE, ET ALS. Mayor Defendants TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ORDINANCE NO. 2336-09 Byy virtue of the above stared writ of Execu- ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER XIV,, tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale "SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT", OF THE by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Tuesday, May 26, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Com- (g)(Prevailing Time) mittee of the Townshipp, of Millburn, in the Commonly known as: County of Essex, State of New Jersey, as 1028 GROVE ST IRVINGTON, NJ 07111 follows: TAX-LOT NO. 17 IN BLOCK NO. 200 Section 1. Chapter XIV of the Revised DIMENSIONS OF LOT APPROX.: 37.50 X General Ordinances of the Township of Mill- 100 burn (1994),(),y Section 14-1.2 Mandatory NEAREST CROSS STREET: 487.50" FROM Separation of Recyclable Materials From NYE AVENUE FIND A Other Solid Waste, is hereby replaced in its PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES TAXES entirety: OPEN $1.217.44 "14-1.2 Mandatory Separation of Recycla- PART OF 2007-2008 TAXES &SEWER ble Materials From Other Solid Waste. 3RD PARTY LIEN,$12 $12,680.98 680 98 SOLD ON Every occupant, whether owner, apartment, 05/07/08, CERT. #08-315 tenant, business tenant, residential, commer- TOTAL AS OF FEBRUARY 5, 2009: cial and institutional of any building or prem- $12,680.98 ises in the Township shall separate from all Afull legalgp description can be found in the other solid waste products:p Lead Acid Bat- office of the Register of Essex County. teries, all structural steel or ferrous metal, ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE cast iron and steel components, aluminum IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT cans, foil and food containers, co-mingled THE TIME OF SALE. glass, plastic containers, tin and bi-metal SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE cans,,, leaves,gp grass clippings,pg,, brush, white AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE goods, used motor oil, antifreeze, newspa- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- per, corrugated paper, telephone books, high ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS grade paper, junk mail, magazines, chip- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- JOB board and construction and demolition de- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST bris. Everyyp occupant shallpp prepare the afore- FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE mentioned recyclable materials for pickup, SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY collection and recycling pursuant to this sec- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT tion. Tonnages of materials recycled by pri- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE vate vendors shall be reported pursuant to NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- subsection 14-1.6." SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- after final passage and publication as provid- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER ed by law. PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL The Item 2589723 HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Fee $26.04 SURPLUS, IF ANY. May 7, 2009 The approximate amount of the Judgment to be satisfied by said sale is the sum of NOTICE $261,036.71, together with the costs of this PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the sale. YOU’D following Township Ordinance was intro- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the duced and passed on first reading at aregu- sale from time to time as provided by Law. lar meeting of the Township Committee of Newark, N.J. March 11, 2009 the Township of Millburn, in the County of Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Essex, held on Tuesday evening, April 21, FEIN,,, SUCH, KAHN &SHEPARD,, P.C. 2009, and said Ordinance is scheduled for ATTORNEY(S) hearing and final passage at aregular meet- The Item 2591103 ing of the Township Committee to be held in Fee $81.78 Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on May 7, 14, 21, 2009 Tuesday evening, May 19, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which time all persons who may be interested therein will be given an oppor- THE ITEM OF MILLBURN tunity to be heard. Joanne M. Monarque, RMC AND SHORTHILLS Township Clerk Public Notice Dept. Sandra H. Haimoff DO FOR Mayor TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 1Garret Mountain Plaza ORDINANCE NO. 2338-09 6th Floor AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUP- PLEMENT THE DEVELOPMENT REGU- P. O. Box471 LATIONS AND ZONING ORDINANCE OF West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN IN ORDER TO AMEND BULK CONTROLS AS TO Call toll-free CERTAIN PROPERTIES WITHIN THE B-3 1-800-891-9467,1-888-891-9467, ZONE DISTRICT. BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Commit- press 4for the Public Notice Dept. tee of the Township of Millburn as follows: or e-mail to Section 1. The Development Regulations andZoning Ordinance of theTownship of publicnotices@ Millburn, Article 6, entitled Zoning Provisions, northjersey.com Section 606.6.1, entitled Neighborhood Busi- ness B-3, paragraph e., entitled Area and (text or Word format preferred) FREE Setback Requirements, subparagraph 2, en- Faxnumbers: titledMaximums, shall be amended to read as follows: 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 "2. Maximums Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday a) Building coverage 50% * b) Floor area ratio .75 * forThursdayedition c) Lot coverage .75 * d) Building height-ft. 32 e) Building height-stories 2 When submitting apublic notice *Inthe area located on the south side of advertisement, please indicate the Millburn Avenue, between the Township of name of the publication in which you Springfield boundary and Short Hills Ave- wish to place the ad, and your nue the maximum building coverage shall be 80%, the maximum floor area ratio shall requested rundate(s). Also provide be 1.60, and the maximum lot coverage billing name,address,telephone shall be 100%. number,and daytime telephone Section 2. This Ordinance shall take effect _ after passage and publication as required by (if different). Prepayment required law. unless previously credit-approved. 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Furniture, wood stove, kids clothes, toys, kitchenware -much more. Only 200 applications accptd Will follow current waiting list. Montclair Historical Society ORGANIC Herb &Plant Sale, 108 Orange To get an application: Call 973-744-4141 Rd. Fri/Sat/Sun, 5/7, 5/8-5/9, -9am-5pm, or download at: www.homecorp.org e-mail: [email protected]. MONTCLAIR -Sat 5/9, 9:30-2 Pick up at: HOMECorp, 1Woodland Ave. 111 Yantacaw Brook. Antqs. Gar is Open. Montclair, N.J. 8:30 am to 4:30 pm The Mtc. Planning Dept., 205 Claremont, Upper Montclair-131 2nd Flr. -8:30 am to 4:30 pm Watchung Ave. Sat 5/9; 9-4.No Earlies Deadline 5/14/09 UPPER MONTCLAIR Lottery drawing: 5/19/09 MULTI FAMILY! Sat 5/9, 9-1pm. Buckingham Rd. Furniture (incl like new FORSALE: Homes glider &ottoman &sofabed) Electronics, Bicycles, LP’s, Clothes, Kids Stuff (incl 4BR 3BAOnly $277/Mo! Brio Train tbl) &MORE. RAIN OR SHINE! 5BR $225/Mo! HUD HOMES! Upper Montclair Multi Fam 5% down, 15 years @8%apr! Yard Sale! 297 N. 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Avl Immed Call 973-744-6713 or 973-746-4900 MERCHANDISE WANTED MONTCLAIR PARKING Outdoor $50. Indoor Heated Garage $145. 111AA ANTIQUES WANTED CASH PAID Safe, Secure &Dry. Avail Now. Entire estate clean outs or single items. Union Street &S.Willow 973-994-7373 Coins, paintings, silver, toys, furniture, mason jars, jewelry,Etc. 973-208-1261 MONTCLAIR PINE STREET Med. bldg 2049SF. New offc ready for occ ALL ANTIQUES Med &other uses. Phil Rizzuto Lic R.E. 1pc/estate. Toys, trains, dolls, vint hh/kit, Broker. 973-470-2551 or 201-341-3784 china, linens, jwlry &more! 201-750-7762 DO FOR UNION- Springfield Border. All Civil War/Old Military 973-777-2125 Warehouse-Flex Space, 8500SF. Drive in sword-antique guns-helmet bayonet etc door, Big Open Space, Lab, Assembly, Light Distribution, Truck Parking, Possi - OLD THINGS WANTED ble Part Retail, $7.50 Net, 973-345-1802 Furn, Paintgs, Aniqs, China, Pottery, Etc. 1 COMMERCIAL: Off./StoreRent Item or Entire Estate.Debbie, 973-618-0923. We Buy Guitars/Amps $$$ pd MONTCLAIR CENTER Keybds,drums-all music insts 973.256.1717 Completely renovated office approx 205 SF All utils. Prkng, cleaning service incl. $550/mo. Richard Stanton 973-746-1313 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MONTCLAIR CENTER: OFFICE PIANOS WANTED! Steinway, 1200 RSF. Suite w/East Light. $1825/mo. Yamaha, Kawai &others. 973-886-7414 includes all utils. Call 570-977-0046 FREE Montclair: Misc office space RUMMAGE SALE Avl. 2nd Flr, Call: 973-783-9364 for info. SPRINGFIELD 5mofree rent/5 yr lease Verona: Calvary Lutheran 100 Morris Ave; 1150-8000 sf, will divide & Church, 23 S. Prospect St. Sat. 5/9, 10-3. remod to suit. $21/psf, evrything incl. OPT Benefit-Youth Group. Great Prices! Tenant needing lg space will have right to purchase upto 25% of bldg ownership. 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BR Set-French Provincial gd cond! King Hdbrd, drssr &2nttbls, mirror (6x4). $300. 973-509-5776 SEE PHOTOSATNORTHJERSEY.COM FIND IT. • • • • • D6 Thursday, May 7, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com Local couple hosts first annual MAKING IT A FAMILY AFFAIR Mother’s Day run/walk event

The R Baby Foundation will with strollers welcome. Children founder Phyllis Rabinowitz. host its first annual Mother’s Day ages 2 to 12 are invited to partici- “Ensuring that babies make it to Run/Walk event this Sunday. pate in the Kids’ Fun Run. their first Mother’s Day is a respon- The R Baby Foundation is a In addition to the run/walk, sibility and goal we can all share. non-profit organization that was there will be a variety of activities Together, we can be sure that all established in 2006 by township available including a Niketown babies have the medical care that residents Andrew and Phyllis Rabi- sports tent with sports and games; gives them the best chance of sur- nowitz in memory of their daugh- a Babies R Us moving and groov- vival.” ter, Rebecca Ava, who died from ing toddler play area, family lounge Race sponsors include Mount an undiagnosed viral infection and family chill zone; a Mother’s Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital, when she was nine days old. The Day crafts area featuring do-it- Goldman Sachs, The Sidley Austin foundation’s goal is to raise aware- yourself gifts and keepsakes; and a Foundation, Citco, Marathon ness and funds to reduce the U.S. CBS-FM and K-Rock music stage Asset Management, Ernst & infant mortality rate by improving with on-air personalities and enter- Young, UBS, Nike, Marex Finan- emergency medial care for infants. tainment. The event will also fea- cial, NorthPoint Solutions, Roth- The run/walk, which is being ture a number of Mother’s Day stein Kass, The New York Post, held in partnership with New York giveaways and raffle prizes for the and Fit Pregnancy magazine. Road Runners, will be held at Cen- whole family. Food and refresh- The New York Road Runners tral Park in New York City. Race ments will be available. registration fee is $30 for non- participants will have the option of “Our goal is to engage the whole members. To register for the completing the four-mile race, family – not just in this day, but run/walk or for more information, which serves as a marathon quali- also in the important work of sav- visit the Web site at fier or the 1.3-mile health walk, ing babies’ lives,” said R Baby co- www.rbabyrunwalk.org. South Mountain Conservancy offers guided hikes PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS The South Mountain Conser- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. there will be a The group should meet at the Tur- vancy is hosting several guided guided hike of the entire eastern tle Back Rock picnic area, not the Denise Masterson, her husband Casey and their children, from left, Rylan and Harper visit the Mill- hikes throughout May. ridge of the reservation from Turtle zoo. For details, call Dave burn Free Public Library on April 4 to donate blood at the local Red Cross community blood drive. This Saturday from 10 a.m. to Back Rock to Washington Rock. Hogenauer at 973-762-1475. The next blood drive will be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the library, 200 Glen Ave. 12:30 p.m., Lou Nocito will lead a three to four-mile hike at a moder- ate pace through several of the reservation’s wood roads. The group will meet at the deer pad- Look what’shappening dock and dog park area. For details, call Nocito at 973-953- 7099. There will be a five-mile moder- at CareOneatLivingston Assisted Living ate hike of Mayapple Hill on Sun- day, May 17 from 10 a.m. to noon. this spring! The group will need at the Mayap- ple parking area off of Northfield Ave. On Saturday, May 23, from Join us forthese excitingupcoming events!

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Tel: 973-379-9101 Fax: 973-379-9103 Nowtaking reservations for Mother's Day Just reviewed New York Times Very Good. Patio Now Open 343 Millburn Ave, Millburn, NJ 07041 semolina-restaurant.com Offering fine Italian dining, Semolina Ristorante at 343 preparations, innovative game and poultry dishes, and an Millburn Ave. has attracted very satisfied patrons and highly exceptional selection of fresh fish and seafood. The antipasto rated reviews. with eggplant, artichokes, mozzarella, tomatoes, olives, mari- Executive Chef and Owner Joseph Catalano was inspired to nated mushrooms and hot and regular peppers is aparticular bring his expertise from New York City to Millburn. ANew favorite. So are the shrimp arrabiata, the baby spinach salad Jersey native of Sicilian ancestry,Chef Catalano has created a with Gorganzola cheese and toasted walnuts, and the Arugula classic Italian menu including simple flavors with a salad with Asagio cheese and Chianti dressing. Mediterranean flair,using authentic imported ingredients. Having graduated from the New York Restaurant School The menu appeals to highly sophisticated tastes and the tra- with aCertificate of Completion in Culinary Arts, Chef ditional palate. Among favorites is Stinco di Agnello al forno, Catalano has more than 10 years of experience in culinary arts abraised lamb shank with caramelized onions, prepared in a and hospitality in New Jersey and New York City.His latest wood-burning oven; Bolognese, fettucine mixed with ablend projects were STK, asteakhouse in the meat-packing district of of meats, vegetables and herbs; and chicken cacciatore with New York, and the opening team for Kobe Club in New York. peppers, onions and mushrooms. Other mouth-watering dish- Chef Joseph Catalano is no stranger to Millburn. Before going es are caponata, amix of sweet and sour Sicilian eggplant; to New York, he was the chef at the 3-Star La Grotta Eegli homemade boconcini, mini fresh mozzarella; and homemade Amici in Millburn. “I had agreat time as achef there and raviolis. Seafood lovers will savor the Zuppe di Pesce, spaghet- wanted to come back to Millburn,” he remarked. ti mixed with baby clams, mussels, calamari, shrimp and fish of Rated “Very Good” by the New York Times. the day in tomato sauce. The thin-crust brick-oven pizza is Visit the website at semolina-restaurant.com, to view their made with homemade semolina dough. Except for afew dish- complete menu or call 973-379-9101. The restaurant is open

es, the menu changes according to the season. Sundays through Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and 0002589428-01 Chef Catalano is proud of his Daily Specials, which always Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. It is hand- include avariety of impressive pastas, imaginative meat icapped accessible. And all major credit cards are accepted.

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