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In the minds of some, public employment, be it in local, state or national government, offers more job security than that found in the private sector. But in these difficult financial times, when revenues are Joseph Abruscaui Richard DiLascio Thomas DiMagglo NoelleDiTommaso Robert Giangeruso decreased-and expenditures continue to climb, those who work in local borough halls aren't insulated from r the job losses that have marked the rest of the economy. H^s^E^BMsttHt %h "* 1 This article is the second in a three-part series on public employ- ment. Last week, TV Leader looked at the issue of tenure in the Lyndhurst School District In both Rutherford and Carlstadt, elected officials have spoken Brian Haggerty Paul Horvath Evelyn Pezzolla Elaine Stella William Vazquer publicly about municipal job cuts as they wrestle with their budgets for the fiscal year. How and when employ- ees may be asked to take temporary furloughs — or be By Susan CMoalar lenging the DiLascio team. A second tick- phical information. et of candidates, Noelle DiTommaso, Paul asked to flat out pack up and leave — still remains a SENIOR REPORTFK Responses were edited for design pur- Horvath and William Vazquez, are also poses. Visit www.LeaderNeuapapefs.net for question mark. looking to unseat the current administra- complete answers. LYNDHURST — On May 12, Rutherford's employees are part of the state's civil tion. 1 .vndhm-st residents will have the chance J«wph Abrusi-alo, 55, h;is lived in service system, and as such, they have an additional to vole for their board of commissioners. In I .yndhin si. the tickets serve only forLyndhurst since he was 10 years old. A layer of oversight and protection when it comes to their MMK open from 6 a.m. tot^nyftp campaign purposes. The actual offices are school counselor for the Sayreville f employment status. Layoffs are allowed, but only in lim- people are vying "WTejtf the tofflMff aunuxiacl to the five candidates who receive District ajul adjunct pceiettbor of < ited circumstances — though some argue we are now Much, with its commission form of gov- the most votes, irrespective of their politi- selm education at Montclair living in an era of limited circumstances. ernment, authorizes its elected officials to cal affiliation. The elected board chooses University and Caldwell Jobs can only be cut for "economy or efficiency,* head municipal departments. which person will serve as mayor. Abruscato is married with two | explained Mark Perkiss, spokesman for the state Civil Me has served on the Lyndhurst Board < Mayor Richard DiLascio and commis- All of the candidates participated in a Service Commission, which is intimately involved in lay- Education and is a member of the rent 1 sioners Brian Haggerty, Robert forum Wednesday! April 29 that was co- off decision-making. Giangeruso, Joseph' Abruscato and sponsored by The Leader and South Until March of this year, furloughs, also called tem- Thomas DiMaggio are all seeking re-elec- Bergenite. The answers below were drawn Please see LYNDHURST on porary layoffs, were not allowed. But, in response to from the candidates' responses at the tion. Elaine Stella and Evelyn Pezzolla, Page/U both running as independents, are chal- forum. The candidates provided biogra- Please see LAYOFFS on Page A4 Lyndhurst Merchants Committee hosts 5Krun
PHOTOS »Y COUEEN (SYNODS record. A former collegiate cross country and track athlete for Lehigh garb and a sword-fighting duel between a green knight and black-and- Approximately 170 runners (far right) took off under cool, cloudy con- University, Vientos is a 2-hour 40-mimite marathoner who is looking to white knight. Mayor Richard DiLascio and his family (middle) enjoyed ditions for the inaugural Lyndhurst Merchants Committee SK Run run his second New York Gty Marathon in the fall. "It was hillier than I the festivities of the day. The Ly ml hurst Merchants Committee, a divi- Saturday, May 2. The 3.1-mile course snaked through Valley Brook, expected," be said of the Lyndhurst course. sion of the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce (far left), Stuyvcsant and Lake avenues, Ridge Road, Park Place and Chase The women's champion, Jenifer Martin, 37, of Clifton, had a decisive hosted the event with the help of coordinators Patrick Marchetta, Mark Avenue before finishing near Town Hall. Victor Vicntos (#133),23, of Stefanelli, Vincent Morelli and Cathy Paissides. Hoboken, held * 5-minute-flat pace per mile to clinch the men's com- victory, running a swift 17:58, the lone female competitor to break 20 petition in 15 minutes, 33 seconds, about 1 minute off his personal minutes. The road race was preceded by a fanfare performed by Visit Ymw.LeaderNewipaptn.net for results of local runners. Medieval Times trumpeteers, flanked by a king and princess in period HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID ON THE SPOT FOR 10. 14. & 18KT GOLD JEWELRY. & DIAMONDS 1 CARAT AND OVER 4>l£t*tatoct QecuetenA Ivtz Super Mother's Day Sale uPto 70° Off »- W^W^VVW' yvWVVVfrV/ /•'•VC'/ " Ml Sterling filter Jenttry V Buy 1 watch
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The teacher was transported to a hospital with injuries. ^ OASIS ^ Nick's Towing Service, Inc. was EXTERIOR brought in to help remove the INTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES vehicle. (201)9331759 www.oasispainting.com Police files Doreen A. Catanio Certified PnbUc Accountant RUTHERFORD — A busi- transactions. Bargeorgos was ed that sometime between Burglary ness owner at 301 Veterans charged with theft of $13,000 April 30 and May 1, someone onal, Personal*] ; RUTHERFORD — A Blvd. reported that some time and released on summonses. stole two Illinois license plates, Income Tax Preparation ^faple Street resident report- between April 27 and April 28, RUTHERFORD — Police while parked in die 100 block ed Tuesday, April 28 at 3:44 someone punctured the tires reported that some time of Chestnut Street. 182 PrapeetATe, North Arttaftoo, NJ p.m. that someone entered of three International tractors. between May 1 and May 2, RUTHERFORD — The Phone: 201-991-1040 through an open bedroom I. rn.nl I Wem.ManioMtlpiiK torn RUTHERFORD — Police someone stole two money bags owner of a 2002 Toyota report- \ Ml our »fh vile: »wwJor«-nc»Uniocpax:or window and stole two watches, reported that some time containing $238 from a draw- ed that sometime between fepaend RepratoMm fid Securibei offend tfafo«b TFS Securities, lac. Member PINRASIPC two necklaces, $500 in cos- between May 3 and May 4, er in the cafeteria at Felician May 3 and May 4, someone A full icrvra broker dcafei kx»l"l« M7 Broedwiy. BeyoojK. NJ 07002' 201423-1030 tume jewelry, two hand bags someone put graffiti on two College on Montross Avenue. shattered the passenger's side Tiai pnpwMka end AccouRtng Soviet provided by Dmea A. CMJUO. CS* *nd $15 worth of quarters. mailboxes and four stop signs window and stole a GPS unit, located at the intersections of Theft from car while the vehicle was parked «DS West Newell and Mortimer on Milton Court. avenues, West Park Place and NORTH ARLINGTON — EAST RUTHERFORD — Park Avenue, West Newell and On April 24, the owner of a — Alexis Tarrmi Alan Esbrook, 38, of Arlington Montross avenues, and 2001 GMC van reported that M! pnhrr htiittrr itrm< arr Heights, 111., was arrested Donaldson and Mortimer some time between 12 p.m. obtained from local police depart- Wednesday. April 29 at 12:14 avenues. and 2:30 p.m., someone ments. All persons are presumed p.m. for possession of marijua- RUTHERFORD — The smashed the front passenger's innocent until proved otherwise. na and possession of drug owner of a 2007 Acura report- side window and stole several paraphernalia, following an ed that some time between power tools totaling $1,600, inquiry in the parking lot of May 3 and May 4, someone while parked on Fifth Street Advertisement Lowe's on Route 17 North. damaged the driver's side off Wilson Place. Police reported locating five door lock, while the vehicle EAST RUTHERFORD—A Tired of Your Qags of marijuana, a glass pipe was parked on Wilson Avenue. York Street 800 block resident Back, Sciatica, ind rolling papers during the Nothing was reported stolen. reported Wednesday, April 29 Search. Esbrook was released RUTHERFORD — The at 9:51 a.m. that someone or Disc Pain? $n summonses. forced entry through the dri- " EAST RUTHERFORD — owner of a 2007 Lexus report- You are not alone! ed Monday, May 4 that some- ver's side door of his 2008 On April 29, at 6:29 p.m., Dr. Michael Cooney, D.C one damaged the driver's side Ford Explorer and stole a police reported arresting has released a complimen- door lock, while the vehicle Garmin Nuvi, sunglasses, pre- David Molnar, 21, Michael scription glasses and a cell tary guide entitled "The fcrypel, 23, and Nancy T. was parked on Wilson Avenue. Nothing was reported stolen. phone charging cord, while Severe Back, Sciatica, And Bolnar, 49, all of East the vehicle was parked in front Disc Pain Guide". Discover RUTHERFORD — The Kutherford, following a motor of his home. what may or may not work *hicle stop. Police reported owner of a 1993 Acura report- ed Monday, May 4 that some- RUTHERFORD — The for you. Even the most treating two bags of heroin in owner of a 2003 Hummer severe cases such as those Krypel s wallet. Police also one broke the passenger's side window, while the vehicle was reported Thursday, April 30 with herniated discs may reported rinding two hypoder- that some time between 5 p.m. benefit. To receive your mic needles, three metal parked on Milton Court. Nothing was reported stolen. and 7 p.m., someone pried the "The Severe Back, Sciatica, spoons with heroin residue driver's' side door lock and And Disc Pain Guide" ^Ww3to&ta1tottrS®J*mitflfw>m and two glassine packages of stole a mounted GPS unit See,Call the toll free 24 Hr feroin in the trunk of Nancy's DWI worth $2,500, while parked at recorded message at 800- 1897 Toyota Corolla. David the Renaissance Hotel at 801 707-9584 or go to ifias charged with possession of EAST RUTHERFORD — Vanessa Quiroga, 22, of North Rutherford Ave. :rfordpainrelief.com drug paraphernalia and pos- MOM THAN JUST MfYHM INSURANCE session of hypodermic nrr- Bergen, was arrested Saturday) RUTHERFORD — The - Face to Face Personal Attention. Quick, Fair Claims Processing 41f s. He also had warrants out May 2 at 1:09 a.m. for DWI and owner of a 2001 Suzuki report- Michael Cooney, D.C • You Know Who You're Dealing With. WeYe Not Some Anonymous M0 # leaving die scene of an acci- erf Wallington and Belleville H dnwrtv* M tt» «wr Prtx. tot am* R*wn- and ft* Htvmtto* * * Loo* A, for a total of $586. David was dent, following an accident on Route 3 East. Quiroga was bdoNnOooHns .com released after posting bail. ocMi.a85.a80i Crypel was charged with pos- issued summonses and NEED ission of heroin, and was released to her mother. ANYB0D\ teleised on summonses. EAST RUTHERFORD — CASH $ Sancy had two warrants out of Sean O'Connor, 43, of Glen Oackensack and Wallington Spey, NY., was arrested BRING IN ALL OLD GOLD JEWELRY tt>r a total of $1,500. She was Tuesday, April 28 at 11 ;2S p.m. rjirned over to Hackensack for DWI, making an illegal U- RINGS • PINS • BRACELETS • WATCHES authorities. turn, careless driving, going the wrong way on a one-way DIAMONDS •10K*14K*18K - RUTHERFORD — Nicole street, possession of an open COINS • SILVER • US MINT & PROOF SETS • Traditional Grooming • Mobile Orqomi«j C. Zalewski, 26, of East container of alcohol in a car • Therapeutic Spa Treatments Rutherford, was arrested and refusal to submit to a • Aromatherapy • ReiU • Pedicures Monday, April 27 at 11:30 p.m. sobreity test, following a motor »Tecth-trrushing»De-»he
County tries to offer help, hope Valid Sw thru Thua Limit 1 I " ** NORTH ARLINGTON 201-246-0100 closures, where homeowners, no longer able to discount per check per visit., Valid Sun thru Tbucs. Take-out By Chris Neidenberg Cannot be combined with other only. Limit 1 coupon per visit, 1 1-35 River Road (Next to Drug Fair) finance mortgages, find their property up for HASBROUCK HEIGHTS 201-727-9525 REPORTER offers. Not valid on party menu ' Cannot be combined with oth- sale. or trays. Not valid holidays. | er offers. Not valid holidays. Heights Plaza 459 Route 17 South Yet McGuire, whose office provided a table Expires }/:i/09 Bout, Expires 5/28/09 ' iHOURS: SUN-THUR IIAM-1IPM FBI-SAT IIAM-MIDNIGHT RUTHERFORD — The tough economic with information related to the state's foreclo- BtNSIRtSTftURANIS.COM times of 2009 may be leading some Bergen sure mediation program, insisted it is not a duty County residents down a road to despair. he relishes. "It's one of the most distasteful Yet the'Bergen County Board of Chosen aspects of being a county sheriff," he said, insist- Freeholders and sherSFs office, conducting an ing he wants to be perceived much more as an April 30 informational session on available ally than adversary. "But it's a necessary step in resources to fight the recession, tried providing the process." a hopeful detour at Rutherford's Williams "As a public servant and elected official," the Center for the Arts. sheriff said, "I want to help people by connect- The Road to Rescue and Recovery" was the ing them to resources which can help forestall tide of the night's program, which was hosted this drastic step for as long as possible." by Bernadette McPherson, former Rutherford McGuire said county residents can log on to mayor and current free- his Web site (www.bcsd.us) for holder. helpful information. At the She was joined by some same time, he assured his of her fellow freeholders, "door is always open" to those plus County Executive Even up north, wishing to personally visit Dennis McNerney, County in the most seeking help. Sheriff Leo McGuire and Two representatives of the some 20 representatives of affluent parts Chase Homeownership county agencies and non- of the county, people Center in Paramus manned a profits. Groups represent- desk. They sought to remind ed included the NJ 211 an in danger of losing residents that foreclosure Partnership, an organiza- their homes." problems can often be staved tion working with United off by honestly communicat- Way to provide informa- ing with their lenders. tion on local resources Crystal Harrington through its phone answer- Housing Counselor for Fair Housing The first thing we need to Council of Northern New Jersey ing servict, Bergen do is have a conversation as County Community to what's going on in their sit- uation," said Pamela Action Partnership, Inc., Anderson, homeownership county Department of center manager. "People need to do that as Human Services and Fair Housing Council of soon as they recognize they are having prob- Northern New Jersey, lems. That's critical." They were there to convey dieir message that "But you've got to make the call," she contin- government can play an active and constructive ued. "If the .stimulus recovery package doesn't role during an ^economic crisis some have offer a program to help you, lenders will gladly called the worst since the Great Depression. review other options which might apply to your And they also tried offering the sense that own situation." "knowledge is power" by providing citizens the Crystal Harrington, housing counselor for resources they view as essential. That is, to the Hackensack-based Fair Housing Council of empower them to act in ways offering a sense of Northern New Jersey, said no one is immune. security in these insecure times. "Even up norm, in the most affluent parts of They lined the tables with brochures cover- the county, people are in danger of losing their ing a range of topics that included foreclosure homes and in need of our help," she said. It's relief and mediation, affordable housing, jobs, not concentrated in one particular area, it's transportation and healthcare. county-wide." The event was the first of its kind, with two While perhaps not as drastic as losing a more planned in a different region of the coun- home, Valerie Williams Dorgan, director of the Spencer has been serving New Jersey communities for more than 70 years, ty. Upcoming events are May 7 in Ramsey (Vice county Human Services Department, noted Chairwoman Julie O'Brien) and May 14 in that residents lose means of transportation if with our origin dating back to 1893. Over this time, we have remained steadfast Englewood (Freeholder Vernon Walton). they no longer can afford cars or buses. "We do in our commitment to providing a safe and strong community bank for our This program resulted from a collaborative offer transportation initiatives to help them get <-HiH i of the freeholder! along with Sheriff around," Williams Dorgan explained. "You customers. With total assets exceeding $1.9 billion, Spencer is one ofNew McGuire," McPherson told The Leader. "Each of don't have to provide proof of income. All we us on the freeholder board had been hearing ask is that a person make a minimal contribu- Jersey's strongest community banks. from constituenu in very difficult circum- tion toward die costs — if they can afford it" stances from the current economic situation. Williams Dorgan also cited department ini- We decided that we could do something posi- tiatives aimed at helping seniors and adults with • tive oh the county's part in responding to their disabilities, veterans and parents "seeking qual- serious concerns." ity and affordable childcare." McPherson cited McGuire's insights as par- One of those-seeking help was Chris, from SPENCER SAVINGS BANK SLA ticularly helptul. Teaneck. He is an unemployed veteran of the Big Bank Services. Small Bank Friendly*" "We very much appreciate his cooperation,* Persian Gulf War. she said. The county sheriff's department is "It really helps me, learning about all the certainly in me from lines of this economic cri- county's resources," he said. "I'm looking for a sis.* job, and I learned the county sheriffs office 18 Ortw houghs McPherson was alluding to the fact that offers a program for veterans." county sheriffs are intimately involved in fore- A4 THE LEADER THURSDAY, MAY 7,2009
Continued from V on Page A! cling board, Mount Carmel library Board of Trustees. She tion have been conducted at portation system that can a good student at LHS," she it's saving us a heck of a lot of' Roman Catholic Church Holy serves on the township's beau- the date level for a decade. bring that equipment or that said. "But A+ is not as high as money," he added. Name Society and Lyndhurst ufication commission. -And guess what?" he asked. material in ana out — ware- AAA" in the .bond market DiTommaso: "Shared serv- Knights of Columbus. Elaine Stella, 56, has lived "We're in a worse situation housing, housing, any odier "A+ is not a good raring," ices I agree with ... as far as ' Abruscato was appointed by in Lyndhunt for most of her now than we were 10 yean commercial use like office Pezzolla concluded. equipment," DiTommaso'said. the current board of commis- life. Stella is married with two ago." space — it just won't work Abruscato: "I've always "It should be shared, and it sioners when Paul Passamano children and works as an DiMaggio was also skeptical down theie." been an advocate of maintain- does bring tax dollars down." resigned and has served as accounts payable associate. about housing. 1 don't know Traffic can be bad in the ing a substantial surplus," The money saved should go commissioner of finance. shr has served on thewhat builder in his right mind Meadowlands, he added, so Abruscalo said. The reason is to education and to the town, , Richard DiLascio, 53, is a Lyndhunt Board of Education or what developer in his right widiout a transportation cen- very simple. Things happen all she added. Particularly, money lifelong resident of Lyndhurst. and is a member of the mind, in today's market, is ter, "we're just spinning our die rime." should be spent "so diat chil- DiLascio, an attorney, is mar- Lyndhunt Junior Women's going to be building houses wheels." For example, the commis- dren's curriculum is enhanced ried with twi i children. He has Club, Neighborhood Crime down there," he said. sioner pointed ID emergency and renewed every so often." served on the Lyndhunt Watch and Community "Personally, I'm not in favor of roof repairs in die school sys- Giangeruso: "I'm in favor Board of Education and is the Emergency Response Team. any housing." What should ho tem and water repairs in the of shared services," current president of the William Vazquez, 43, is Instead, DiMaggio said that township. "Our surplus allows Giangeruso said. He urged Lyndhunt Education Fund employed by CB Richard Ellis he would look for hotels or clone with tlio S;> us to immediately do thepeople to look at the work and vice-president of as an assistant real estate man- corporate centen — "any- repair without having to being conducted on the town- UNICO's Lyndhunt chapter. ager. Vazquez oversees more thing that doesn't require the million surplus decide how to pay for that ship's school buildings as Ai mayor, DiLascio has been than 100 employees and an servicing of Lyndhunt offi- Ironi KnCap's repair or renovation," proof of the value of shared in charge of the department annual budget preparation. A cials or Lyndhunt employees." Abruscato said. That reserve services. «f public affairs. Lyndhunt resident for the last DiTommaso: "First and hack taxes? is for the purposes of emer- Pezzolla: "Shared services Thomas DiMaggio, 61, has eight yean, Vazquez is married foremost, it needs to be gencies." — as far as die equipment, die lived in Lyndhunt all his life. with four children and a mem- cleaned up," DiTommaso said. Horvath: "I think the manpower — is a great thing," A mortgage broker, DiMaggio ber of the Columbus-Lincoln "Second, we need to look for Haggerty: "For the most money should be reallocated Pezzolla said. "I think that it is married with two children. PTA and a CCD teacher at revenue down diere." part it has been reserved," for improvements to the saves the town money." He is a Lyndhunt High School Sacred Heart Roman Catholic The revenues produced in Haggerty said. "I don't believe town," Horvath said. The But, she added, "building a Hall of Fame inductee and has Church. die Meadowlands could then that we need to rely on one- water system is bad in the $6 million pool should not be served as commissioner of be used to enhance the com- time contributions to plug town, and die roads are terri- built under die guise of shared parks and recreation. munity — specifically schools budget holes, as was done in ble." services. It should have been NoeDe DiTommsao, 39, has and other properties, she said. the past" DiLascio responded to done witfi a referendum, widi lived in Lyndhursl for 13 years. Giangeruso: There are no "Windfalls of money that Pezzolla's remarks about the a public vote." Married with two children, envision lor tin- roads in and out of that area," come in should be invested bond raring. The rating of A+ Abruscato pointed to com- DiTommaso is a North Giangeruso said. and kept there just in case of is an excellent rating, and it's a pleted shared-services projects Arlington kindergarten KnCap property? Noting that traffic is a prob- an emergency," he added. "We rating diat we are very proud as proof of the success of the teacher and volunteer girls' lem, die commissioner said he certainly have plenty of other of." program. "One of die projects basketball coach. She is also Vazquez: "I'm in favor of does not want to see growth in revenues and surpluses." "Back in the 1990s, the that I am most happy about is involved in' the township's soft- business, commercial, indus- that part of town. "It's about Stella: The surplus ... bond rating was increased to a the renovation of the ball league, as vice president trial," Vazquez said. "We need time they make an extension should be used to help with AAA by taking insurance on Lyndhurst High School foot- and coach. DiTommaso also the revenue in our town to Route 280 and also build a the infrastructure," Stella said. those particular bonds," ball field," he said. "Yes, it was volunteen at Franklin School because quite frankly, we are railroad down there so diat we Instead of bonding to fix DiLascio said, nodng diat he a shared-service agreement, and the senior center. running a little bit of a can have access in and out of the water system, the reserve doesn't think the cost of the but that facility is also a shared Robert Giangeruso, 61, is a deficit" that area," he said. should be used. "If not," she insurance is worui it at die cur- use," with both the high lifelong Lyndhunt resident. "We need the money guys," Pezzolla: There are some added, the reserve should be rent interest rates. school and the recreation He has two children and one he said. "We have to use every good things going on in the used "to do Something to "Why are we bonding so teams playing there. granddaughter, and is a single asset that we have to try Meadowlands," Pezzolla said. improve the town or the roads, much?" he asked. "You can't Horvath: "Shared services retired police officer and for- to balance our deficit" "Open space is being pre- because die roads are atro- have an infrastructure just lay would be good if it would be mer deputy chief of the Additionally, revenue served there." cious. Then we should be dormant for maintenance, done the right way," Horvadi Lyndhunt Police Department. should be used for infrastruc- Specifically, there are using it to reduce taxes." and not be corrected." said. "It's nice to make die Giangeruso is a parishioner at ture work. Whatever develop- nature trails and an observato- DiMaggio: "It shouldn't be His administration has schools look pretty. Mount Carmel Roman ment comes to the ry. Local people and schools reallocated," DiMaggio said. made die choice to borrow Anybody could do diat 30 days Catholic Church and found- Meadowlands, Vazquez contin- should use those areas now, "We have plenty of revenue $10 million in order to repair before the election." ing member of the Italian ued, "it has to make sense for she added. "I understand that sources that are coming in 10 miles of water lines and 52 The current focus is wrong, American Club. As commis- the town; it has to not impact there is a major cleanup that's right now." broken hydrants. And, he he indicated. "Do we need sioner, Giangeruso has head- the town negatively." necessary," said Pezzolla, For example, he noted, the pointed out, the water rate new sidewalks outside when ed die department of public Haggerty took a strong adding that she would work township "had 16 special stu- won't change. we've got schools that • are safety. stand against residential uses closely with the New Jersey dents that we were transport- Vazquez downplayed the falling apart?" he asked. Brian Haggerty, 38, hasin the Meadowlands. Meadowlands Commission, ing out of die school district, reserve in light of die town- "Worry about the way the lived in Lyndhunt all his life. "Housing, especially town- and specifically, the mayors' that are now back in the ship's debt. "At die'end of die schools look outside later on. Haggerty is a principle owner houses and condos, is never a committee. school district, to the tune of fiscal '08 year, I believe diat ... Worry about the kids on die of Nulite Technologies and winning situation when it "We also need major tax rat- $1.2 million a year. Those are the operating expense for the inside." has served as commissioner of comes to revenues for a com- ables to come in," Pezzolla revenue sources diat we can town was $30, 31 million," he DiLascio said diat some of public works during his tenure munity," Haggerty said. "The said, noting that there are use to do die things diat we said. "We had an outstanding the other candidates' com- in office. township winds up spending warehouse companies that want to do ... such as die debt level of $44 million. In ments show a "lack of under- Paul Horvath, 53, a lifelong more on the services," like want space in the area. That's roads, die water mains, die my accounting aspect we are standing." There's certain Lyndhunt resident, is married police, schools and fire protec- how we get our tax ratables sewer lines." running at a deficit — unless things diat you can do and cer- with two daughters and tion. there." This is a very good dme to we have (Bernie) Madoffs. tain tilings diat you can't do employed by Vericon "It's always a loss for the Abruscato: "Ratables are be bonding," because of low- accountant." under the scope of shared Construction. Horvath is an township," he added. wonderful," Abruscato said. interest rates, he added. The commissioners have services," he continued. active volunteer firefighter "Warehousing and commer- "As long as those ratables DiTommaso: "If there i$ touched on numerous infra- From die municipal side, and served as a lieutenant, cial buildings are good aren't consumed by die cost of revenue, dien yes, hold onto it structure concerns," he shared services have to offer captain and chief in the fire because you don't have an the construction that takes and reserve it," DiTommaso added. "Unless diere was a some kind of community department. Horvath is the effect on die school system." place." k said. "If diere is not, then yes, huge sink hole at die high value. You can't just build a recipient of two valor awards, Stella's list of desirable "Housing is a no win," he a. portion should 1«• reserved. school that opened up and school; you can't buy books for rescuing children from a development in the added. "You cannot win with A portion may be able to go made us put a pool in, $9 mil- for a school, he said. But, burning building in 1992 and Meadowlands includes hotels, housing financially as far as Into the town improvements lion wasn't warranted. We because of shared services, elderly residents from their recreation and possibly an ice the municipality is con-as well as reduce our taxes." should have used diat $9 mil- "the school district has actual- burning apartment in 2007. hockey rink. "Something diat cerned," because of costs asso- Giangeruso: "We came into lion to think about die infra- ly picked up about $850,000 in Evelyn PezzolU, 71, is mar- could be recreation," Stella ciated with infrastructure. office with zero in our sur- structure needs of the town.... ried with three children and said. Abruscato's conclusion: "I plus," Giangeruso said. "Right Prudent decisions have to be six grandchildren. She is "One thing I'm dead see light warehouse, I see huge now the town has almost $4 made." Please see LYNDHURST office manager for Frank's against is the housing," she areas of recreation to be used million in surplus." His advice: Take the Pontiac GMC and wasadded. "I do not want to see by the people." , Noting diat special educa- money, take die reserve, pay on Page A7 Lyndhunt's first woman com- housing in the Meadowlands, Horvath: "No houses down tion students have returned, to down the debt. Let's raise our missioner, elected to terms because housing will cause a there," Horvath said. "You the school district, Giangeruso rating." that spanned from 1979-1997. lot more problems for thecan't have kids' down diere; added, "diere is money being Pezzolla helped found the town. You'll have to provide you can't have cops going generated in this town." $13.95 South Bergen Mental Health more services and more infra- down there; fire department Pezzolla: "It seems like die Should the town Center (now CBHCare) and structures that have to cost going down there. You've got town is bonding a lot of money TANKS Recreation for Exceptional money. ... I would like to see to have warehouses. That's all for projects," Pezzolla said. continue with FILLED Citizens. Pezzolla is a member something that would bring I can see or envision for down '•$42 million worth of bonding of die Lyndhunt High School ratables, so that we would get there." debt is a lot of money." shared-service 7 Days Academic Hall of Fame, something out of it." , DiLascio: "Perhaps the Pezzolla also commented projects? General Federation of DiMaggio: The most most important thing that on campaign literature distrib- a Week Women's Clubs, Meadowlands important thing, first of all, is needs to be considered down uted by the DiLascio team, Regional Chamber of until 8pm Including getting the Meadowlands area there is a regional transporta- which highlighted its A+ bond DiMaggio: Shared services Sunday & Holidays! Commerce and is the current cleaned up," DiMaggio said. tion system," DiLascio said. "If rating from Fitch Ratings. should absolutely continue, president of the Lyndhunt Discussions about remedia- we don't have a regional trans- "A+ is a very good mark for DiMaggio said. "Quite frankly, 1 PROPANE Continued from LAYOFFS on Page AI 199 ROUTE 46 • LODI, N.J. pressure from die state and to evaluate die proposal. option, said Councilrrlari exercise the layoff procedure other local governing bodies, In its evaluation, the com- Joseph Crifasi, but only as "a ... odierwise it's not going to 973.778.0812 die commission adopted an mission looks for confirmation last resort" save enough money this year." emergency rule change to that the municipality has As in Rudierford, officials Although die first notices allow for furloughs. In order attempted to cut costs, con- are trying to come up widi cre- went to four people in the BOGLE AGENCY INSURANCE to do so, die commission had sulted relevant unions and ative ways to cut costs, includ- building department, other Serving Buuneuei & Families Since 1919 to issue a "Statement of maintained clean employment ing shorter houn, furloughs borough offices are being Imminent Peril," declaring records. If the commission and asking unions to help Him scrutinized as well, Hipp
an employee at Bill O'Shea's the shaves at a quicker rate. Brunell disagreed. frames for Mother's Day and cial day is also quite hectic ty Alans fcrrozi "We have 15 delivery trucks StMOR RlPOKTFX in Hasbrouck Heights. "It's like a last-minute "Everyone has a mom, but not cutesy things for Valentine's "I would say generally with thing," said an employee at everyone has a valentine," he Day." running on Mother's Day ver- every holiday the fever comes Bruce's Floral Design in said. "Even if their mothers are The reason for the increase sus eight or 10 truck* on Despite the current Mate of Valentine's Day," Brunell said. the economy; it seems no one to a higher pitch as we come Carlstadt. "People do wait deceased, they still bring diem in cards and picture frame to a week away," Bid Barry until the last minute and walk flowers." sales? "Your mother can Bruce's Floral Design, Bill wants to skimp out on mom. O'Shea's Florist and Coffin's Local businesses in The Goffin, owner of Coffin's in and pick something up." • Along with the flowers, remember you with a card, Hallmark in Rutherford. Preparing for the procrasa- Coffin noted the difference in and she never has enough pic- Hallmark are all open on Iradtr's coverage area, such as Mother's Day. For more infor- Brace's Floral Design, Bill "Obviously, Christinas builds nators, Bruce's has plenty of sales between the two holidays. ture frames for her children's for a longer time, but extra flower bouquets and "We sell more cards on pictures," Goffin said. mation, call 301-388-2300 (BUI ©'Shea's Florist and Coffin's O'Shea's), 201-43*0265 Hallmark, have reported an Valentine's Day and Mother's plants on hand. "We try to pre- Mother's Day and more candy On top of the increased Day are sacred days." pare as much ai.we can," the on Valentine's Day," Coffin rush for the in-store sales, die (Goffin's) or 201-460-1417 Screase in tales for cards, (Bruce's). Bowers and gifts for Mother's Business owners reported employee said. "It's one of the said. "We sell more picture delivery of flowers on the spe- Day, which this year falls on that sales are expected to busiest days of the year." Slinday, May 10. remain steady throughout the When dunking of flowers, ~ "Mother's Day weekend is week before die big day.' As the cards and gift sales, many may probably the busiest weekend day creeps closer flowers and think Valentine's Day is the 1 K."'K='s - % I S '. of (he year," said Ray Brunell, cards are expected to fly off best day for sales. Lyndhurst O Bob's opens in Lyndhurst
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MOTHER'S DAY give gorgeous, PHOTO BY A1B0S DUSA2 MAY 10™ Bob's... Bagel, Deli & Cafe, located at 100 Ridge Road in Lyndhurst, celebrated its grand opening Tuesday, April 28. The eatery offers a wide variety of food, including bagels, breakfast sandwiches, hot and cold bever- Come and see our ages, deli and hot sandwiches, paninis, wraps, Sabrett hot dogs, deli meat by the pound and ice cream. Bob's is new line & gifts known for its famous party bagel, which is a combination of any two meats and one cheese, and includes three pounds of potato salad, macaroni salad and pickles. The bagel feeds up to 20 people. Celebrating the grand opening were Lyndhurst Mayor Richard DiLascto. commissioners Robert Glangeruso and Brian Haggerty, Scanted Candles by: owner Bob Atrach, his wife Ola Atrach and children Alan and Alice Atrach. Jelly Belly • Colonist Pepperidge Farm . Bob's... Bagel, Deli & Cafe is open seven days a week from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. For more information call 201 - Star Candle Company $40-4165. Home Decor by: Clocks • Designer Vases Framed Artwork
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Continued from LYNDHURST on Page A4 their current expense budg- collected goes to the town. et" DiLascio said. They are Some . .t the town's spending using that money to buy ends up saving the school sys- VOTE ^ya'Pezzolla For Coi books, and upgrade curricu- tem money, he said. For exam- lum." ple, when the Department of He defended the commis- Public Works helps with snow Some residents of Lyndhurst may be asking "Why does Evelyn Pezzotta want to run again for sioners' work on the exterior plowing at the schools, that's Commissioner?" Because I love this town.. I was born and raised here, went to school here, we have of the schools. "Are we repair- money that doesn't have to our family business here, and raised our family here. ing sidewalks?" DiLascio come out of the school budg- asked. "Yfes, they are danger- et I have no hidden agenda and no animosity toward anyone., I owe no one any favors. I just want to be bus, people are falling on As for the controversial a part of the Commission thai makes the decisions that effect all of our lives. them. Are we repairing play- pool project, Haggerty said grounds? Yes, they are danger- that the project included I know that I can be open, honest. and fair in my judgements. I will listen to all who want to be heard. ous. ... Why do you want to repairs to an 8&yearold sewer S I will be a visible Commissioner, one who can be reached at all times. limit the scope of anything line that had been leaking into that gets you more for less?" a locker room at the high I win not attack anyone personally during the campaign. I will not be accepting any campaign contri- butions. I am a person of integrity, and wUl not lower my standards to defame any of my opponents. Vazquez: While shared serv- school. That was the pool that ices may work, by employing we had," he said. "It was sewage.... It was shared servic- . voters who do not know me, my husband Frank and I have been married for 52 economies of scale, Vazquez have three sons and three daughters in law, and six wonderful grandchildren. I served Lyndhurst as the first woman indicated that he is concerned es that has finally fixed it" Commissioner from 1979 through 1997 as Department of Public Works Director, Parks and Recreation and Public Property Director, about the underlying princi- Stella: The true definition and Grants Administration Director. During my 14 years in elected office, I handled the firstunio n negotiations for the DPW with ples. It's being used as a way of shared services is consolida- \ confidence, a large water main break, leaving our entire community without wivcv. a garbage strike, and employee strike, and count- to circumvent my constitution- tion of services between lew other community problems. al referendum right," he said. towns," Stella said. Tm voting on the referen- She also questioned My concern for the environment led to one of Bergen County's first successful townwide recycling programs. My desire to work dum; it's turned down by the whether the current shared- against drug abuse forty years ago, resulted in the creation of the South Bergen Mental Health Center, now CBHCARE as a found town, but it's done under the services program is actually ing member. Also, as a founding member of Recreation For Exceptional Citizens, (Ri-'.(') I helped create Lyndhurst's workshop for guise of shared services." saving money. "Right now, the handicapped adults. I have been called an activist in the areas of the Passak River chemical clean up. the restoration of historic land- debt on shared services is $17 marks, building the first girl's Softball and Babe Ruth fields in Lyndhurst, the acquisition of open space along the river, and with • "If the voice of the many Community Development Funds built the original Youth Center in Lyndhurst. Abo with Community Development Funds, as have spoken, and they've said million," Stella said. "Shared services have put the town in Director of Public Property renovated the fire house, and made the town hall and library accessible to the handicapped by installing 'no,' " Vazquez asked, Then elevators. why is it being done?" debt" - Haggerty: "Shared services They keep . talking about After graduating Lyndhurst High School in 1955, I worked as a legal secretary, and then married and raised my family. In 1989,1 B" definitely working," reallocating funds," Stella con- decided I would like to have a college degree. After six years of part time classes at Fairleigh Dickinson University, I graduated v-** Haggerty said. And, it should tinued. But, "that money that honors and a B A in Humanities. In 2006,1 was inducted into the lyndhurst High School Academic Hall of Fame. be continued. For his reason, they are going to reallocate, Haggerty pointed out that the it's not going to pay for the i I've served on District, State, and Local levels of the General Federation of Women's Clubs for over forty years, and the Meadowlands * mayor is being asked to speak total amount that shared serv- Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees for twenty five years. I am currently President of the Lyndhurst Library Board around the state to other ices has cost this town." i of Trustees, and have been appointed by the Board of Commissioners to serve on the Beautirkatiod Commoaon of Lyndhurst municipalities that are asking Capital projects should be how Lyndhurst is doing their put to a vote of the people, , I still have something to offer our community. I am capable of getting things done, and experienced enough in government to keep ] shared-service programs and Stella continued. To do I Lyndhurst a community that is attractive, progressive, and most of all, affordable saving money. shared services and hide I have confidence in the voters of Lyndhurst to look at my recc^c^accomphihments, and men deddetriat I should again be a part behind circumventing the ... There is only one tax bill, i of the governing body, a part of the future of your town and mine. Ffeggerty pointed out, and vote is not right for the peo- ojjly 37 percent of the money pie." : If some people still want to know why Evelyn Pezzolla is running for Commissioner again, after twelve years ut being on the outside. {let me tell you about my attendance at the April 1st public hearing of the 2009 budget. I was the only person other than the I Commissioners and a reporter who was present to hear about what will determine our tax bills when they come out I asked some I questions, and later independently investigated figures of spending that I was curious about. For "various improvements" this year'- l debt figure is a glaring $19,873,938.00. Another glaring figure was the expense so far for our "community pool project", a project i 1 on Lyndhurst Board I progress at the high school, without a vote of the people. No referendum, but at a starting cost of $5,000,000. In fairness, some of the of Commissioners race ; "variousimprovements' are partially funded by smad amounts of grants. [On May 12th, the voters of Lyndhurst will have the privilege of again selecting an administration of five Commissioners for 20091 [take our town forward, making necessary improvements, while carefully controlling spending. • Polls open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. [ Please vote for my experience, capability, confidence and independence. My ballot position is #10. If you have questions for me... or [would hie to contact me. mv email is [email protected]. i • There are 10 candidates vying for five slots. |Tha«k you for taking the time to read tha letter I ^ ^C^ • The five candidates to earn the YtwninfeJ^lMljBtant, ^/K^ • V ^ V most votes will be elected to the board. These five will then choose who will serve as mayor. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2009
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1-Richard Di io 2-Robert Giangeruso 3-Brian Haggerty 4-Joseph Abruscato 5-Thomas DiMaggio
LYNDHURST CDMMISSIDNER Record uccess fa • Keeping Taxes Stable • Preventing Overdevelopment • Improving our Schools • Providing Lyndhurst Seniors with Affordable Housing • Improving our Parks and Recreational Facilities E TO KEEP LYNDURST FIRST
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MEET THE CANDIDATE 1 ERPD stresses its zero tolerance at an Open House - Coffee Match on Election Evening MAY 12™ • 6PM-9PM for underage drinking Girl Scout Hone - Corner of Livingston & Court Aves, Lyndhant Bj Alexis Tbrrazi 11 juveniles, plus eight adults "And when youth drink they hotel room for a parly. . SMIOR REPORTER for underage drinking." tend to drink intensively, often It has to come from home, After a juvenile or adult is consuming four to five drinks too,* Cece said "We can sit and 3EAST RUTHERFORD — charged, a fine ranging from at one time." preach all we want, but when A* the prom and graduation $300 to $350 is issued. But the Minda and Cece agreed they go home it ha> to be Seiouet fine doesn't always act as a that they can teach the stu- extended there too aswell. seasons slowly creep closer, Music tor the Whole Family •'Polka Musk Our Specialty pMice officials are warning deterrent Many of the under- dents endlessly, but it ultimate- And we can teach ajrthe"pro, Idjcal students about the dan- age drinkers arrested in die ly comes down to parents and grams we want, but unless they\ Anniversaries * Birthdays * Conramohons ger of underage alcohol con- April house party were the die wiD to listen. art) willing to learn and absorb \ Graduations • Church Affairs • Weddings sijmption. same kids from die February Minda reminded* parents the information, then what ;"Each year, approximately party. that East Rutherford's zero-tol- good are the programs?" » Call John Wolf Jr. 201.998.4530 5 jpOO young people under the Cece noted that police offi- erance policy for underage For more information on p* DJWOWE2002OCOMCAST.NET age of 21 die as a result of cials and local schools run drinking extends to diem as underage drinking, call the . Available for afternoon parties underage drinking; this many programs throughout well. Minda said he will charge East Rutherford Police at 201- includes about 1,900 deaths ' the year reminding the stu- parents who allow children to 4384)165 or visit wwmslopalco- from motor vehicle crashes, dents about the consequences drink at their home or rent a AofaMw.gov. 1 $00 as a result of homicides, of drinking. Their bodies are S00 from suicide, as well as too young right now to be hundreds from other injuries - drinking," Cece said. They srjch as rails, burns and drown- only have one brain. I tell irjgs," sutes the U.S. them, 'You don't want to dam- Department of Health $c age yourself.' " rfuman Services' National The largest problem with Sell Now! Institute on Alcohol Abuse underage drinking is that and Alcoholism. many adolescents "binge" f'uni )imr ( in: (in!fil Je « x c I u f i v • c iff i f 11 | r Combating underage drink — the NIAAA defines drinking on a daily basis, the binge drinking as a pattern of Faoturini Gourmtt Fotd at Unbetterable Prias! lull' i ash \[>i'.' E»st Rutherford Police drinking alcohol that brings Department has stuck to a the blood alcohol concentra- zQro-tolerance policy. "We've tion to 0.08 grams percent or above. For die typical adult, Buying hjid a consistent policy on cracking down on underage this pattern corresponds to MOOQFF 10K • 14K - 18K Gold Jewelry (OK if Broken) drinking probably for the last consuming five or more drinks for men, or four or more fof MpMple Platinum • Silver Coins • Sterling Silver 10 to 15 years," Police Chief Choke of Hafian or Bor-B-Que Larry Minda said. drinks for women, in roughly Old US Currency • Pocket Watches • Coin Collections two hours. SmO+m - Minda noted that his police officers are not only patrolling "According to data from e visit our brand new store and catering facility. All cooking don ill the public, but also station- the 2005 Monitoring the •sh doily on prer ing themselves at liquor stores Future study, an annual survey node gnocchi. Various Gourmet Sauces. Daily Lunch Menu Speai and hotels. "When they see us, of U.S. youth, three-fourths of meats. Salads. Cheese spreads. Gourmet dinners for one or moi Americana Coin Exchange 12th graders, more than two- made cookies, pies & bread. 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The parents were in Atlantic City, and we received a noise com- shop. plaint,* East Rutherford Lt A.C Ivfoore Arts & Crafts Paul Cece said. "When we arrived, someone yelled, Art Gallery 'Cop!' and everyone ran. We Dressbarn corralled as may people as we c4uld and wound up arresting GNC Live Well Harmon Meadow Jewelry Exchange Haircutter in the Meadow •' ' til HomeGoods Kohl's Marshalls Williams PetSmart & PetsHotel Pier 1 Imports Sam's Club inducted Sports Authority T.J. Maxx Travel Meadows No Hall Vigi Day Spa Wal*Mart Of Fame dine. B? John Sobs* Cheeseburger in Paradise Outback Steakhouse Bonefish Grill •NEWARK — On Sunday, Mgtf 9, at (he second-annual Olive Garden induction ceremony to the Houlihan's New Jersey Hall of Fame, a familiar name to South Bergen Red Lobster residents was mentioned: Chili's vailiam Carlos Williams, the p&pular poet and doctor who Chipotle Mexican oQce lived in Rutherford. 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Bill Bradley were all NJ Turnpike to Exit 16E or 17. honored. ;U.S. Army 1st U. Brian Bjennan was presented with the inaugural Unsung Hero s7l<>/>. (/( Me award, given to him by surprise gJest, Gen. David Petraeus. A10 THURSDAY, MAY 7,: THE HAIR DARE donate 36 indies of locks to charity line a few weeks ago. also would encourage other not going to do anything else /AlaxJsTbmm "I thought that I would cut kids to help as well. "If they with it," Corrie said of why SKN1O* RZFOKTEK my hair for the people who wanted to cut their hair, I. she donated. "When I got it have cancer, because it would would tell them to do it," she cut the first time it wound up Instead of letting pieces of be nice," said Marrero, a said. helping kids out" their hair be swept away from It takes about 20 to SO 12- As the smooth metal of the the floor of a hair salon, inch ponytails, or 150,000 scissors slowly cut through three local children decided strands of hair, to make one Ethan's thick pony tail, he to donate their grown-out hair piece, according to just smiled at his accomplish- ponytails to children suffer- Wigsforkiiis.org. ment, as his parents and sis- ing from long-term medical For Ethan Siegenthaler, a ter looked on. His IS 1/2 hair loss. would cut 12-year-old Rutherford resi-' inches of hair and his sister's Collectively, the three chil- • my hair for the dent, donating his hair was 12 1/2 inches were donated mourn AIMS WK*aj dren — Kay la Marrero, Ethan nothing new. This was the to Locks of Love. 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LotLot»os off closedosetuacet space. to deck and backyard. thekne PARTIAL LIST OF PROPERTIES MAX'S RENTAL CORNER n UTSooo NNMMIMM aX—llTUH SSM.WW,wi 0 mortk Aratagton >i«,WU r>o«m Arttoffoa . MJiJJW BH> H an thta cNhv ha cotooul ha* 4bdrms.lhunilyw/driveway,LR.DR. Larfe Ranch style nomr m Roe neigh iHUiiv, I.H.. — itaH 4ba*ocm)mi«iaa.2cwbaitt KJJ A hath. fuB baiement, furnace borhood. Overswed saraee 3 BdrraV — ]_ __^_._. 4 *• * • a j— .. • J * _ .*• . • . . lain . , rSr^wflrJ^^^ heat ?"«* *^up attic and privaU A iciiifiiHii IOIXIMI K fltUWwiy* lovely rear yard ftiitheiford $249,900 Carirtadt $299,900 J259.0W I -i(on, r]i,iMinn building. locntcJ m .1 luxury 2bdnn apt 2 bath coodo Inspect A make yoor offer on tin-. 1 lk-.ir.iblt fuM flour unit with I ai commercial zone. Recently renovated •pprdi 1 MKK^II of ii• ifMoe. 24br (dimly home w/7 rooma3 bedrooms A W*ge Full layout with LR. DR. Mooem Kit. U Bedroom and 1 \fl •pcjcin 1300 iq B wi7 batfaroofn Ideal you! 5 twdmgfm, ' full A 2 h security on site p-rking A ttofne. 2 full baths. Full baaeaeat * Nice ncv, l«ihv IhLs andn ikKi hM • laimdy for profestioiul offices or retail use. Mwci hd, with pnvatc hMb, 3 (• Located in the twin of Rutherford. me rear yard. WMN ami tioraee rm Low monthly mun i ifi up .tfi. vnu finnh On heat, central »/t Rill hwement ptkiminii hardvuxid IVmn, Ccmral MT. .' | Footsteps to train & bus slop Center HaColtnW on one lence fee Super value in today* nurkcl t in fnHin] pool. (i»s he.t of Rutherfords ftnen urc-ete! 3 bdmu. Wood lootv KH» tin taact 3 1/2 baths. Muicr W> suite with pri III n I T DR, Modn road oithlvcu Hun. W. 38" !•*• 1 car pn«<: & driveway Qt.Ot.2 vear m kit. lovely y»rd. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2009 B2 THE LEADER CALENDAR chased. Can 2014SM820, SH-SS9- grade. Registration will take place at must re-register. A $20 fee per child p.m. For take out orders, caU 201- 0215, or 2014SM652. New mem- THURSDAY 05/07 both County Park and Zadroga will be required. Players in the 438-5526. Donations are $T for bers are welcome. Refreshments to (Skyline) Field throughout the day South Bergen Soccer League (8-17 adults and $4 for children. follow the meeting. AREA — Bergen County May 9, May 16 and at Hot Dog Day, year olds) will also be required to fill EAST RUTHERFORD — East Executive Dennis McNerney and May 30, at Zadroga Field. out a membership form. A passport Rutherford Senior Citizens, Int., RUTHERFORD — On Tuesday, the Board of Chosen Freeholders Registration forms may also be size photo is required. Any player will meet at 1 p.m,, May 12, at the May 5, the borough will begin invite residents to the 2009 Historic downloaded off wurw.na-soccef.org. registering after July 1, will be senior center. Officers will be nomi- repaving Riverside Avenue from the Preservation Commendation Registration fees are $50 for the first charged an additional $20. For nated, with a vote scheduled for the East Rutherford bonier to Route 3 Awards, May 7 at 7 p.m. at "Church child, $30 for a second child and details call Jody at 201-729-1883. June 9 meeting. East Rutherford West ramp. The repaying should on the Green," the first reformed $20 for a third child. Any registra- Senior Citizens, Inc. meets regularly take the entire week; residents can church of Haokensack, 42 Court St, tion received after July 1 will be sub- on the second and fourth Tuesdays expect traffic delays. For questions, Hackensack. Call 201-336-7262 or e- ject to a $10 late fee per child. TUESDAY 05/12 of each month. call the Rutherford Police Department at 201-939*000. mail jstromQco. bergen. nj. us. RUTHERFORD — The Fint LYNDHURST — The Lyndhurst Presbyterian Church of Rutherford NORTH ARLINGTON — The Emblem Club will host a pizza chal- PARAMUS — The Nutrition and FRIDAY 05/08 is sponsoring a baby items drive for Alhambrans of the El Sheedy lenge Tuesday, May 12 at 7 p.m. at Physical Activity Task Force of the the Rutherford Food Pantry, May 9, Caravan 192 will meet for business, the Elks Lodge, 251 Park Ave. The Community Health Improvement from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. All items Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m. in the event is designed to determine Partnership of Bergen County is fea- LYNDHURST _ Lyndhurst can be dropped offcurbside outside Knights of Columbus hall at 194 whose pizza is the best in town. turing a School Wellness Showcase AARP Chapter #4319 Program die church on East Panak Avenue. River Road in North Arlington. Admission is a donation of $8, with Thursday, May 14 from 4 p.m. to Chairman Betty Sottovia has sched- Monetary donations will also be Grand Commander Joseph Sheedy the proceeds to benefit the club's 5:30 p.m. at the Paramus Life Safety uled the party show for the May 8 gratefully accepted. Donations can will advise information on the con- scholarship fund. The emblem dub building located off Carlough Drive. meeting. The show is a variety show, also be dropped off at the church tinued participation in assisting the provides a f 1,000 scholarship to a There is limited space available including singing, dancing and office. Call 201 438-3569 for more developmentally disabled and men- Lyndhurst resident entering college and registration is required. For karaoke. For more information call information. Volunteers are also tally challenged. For more informa- to study education or medicine. For information call Judith Migliacdo at 204489-7395. needed to help with the collection. tion, call 201-991-9606. . tickets call 201-355*582 or e-mail 201-265-2100 ext. 633. RUTHERFORD — The "Relay WOOD-RIDGE — The Wood: fyndhurslfmbkmdub729gmaU.com. EAST RUTHERFORD — The for life" team. Purple Angels on Ridge clerk's office will open from 8 NORTH ARLINGTON — The East Rutherford Historical Society Track, will host a New York Deli MONDAY 05/11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday, May 12 for Senior Harmony Chib of North wiU sponsor a borough-wide garage Night at the Rutherford Elks Lodge, voter registration. May 12 is the reg- Arlington is now accepting reserva- sale the weekend of May 16 and 17. at 48 Ames Ave., May 8 from 7 p.m. LYNDHURST — The Lyndhurst istration deadline for the June 2 pri- tions for a trip to the Platzl Brau Garage sale permits are $10. All per- to 11 p.m. The evening includes a Jr. Bears football, cheering and flag mary election. Haus in Pomona, N.Y for a summer mit fees during this special event DJ, drinks and all you-can-eat deli football league will hold early-bird EAST RUTHERFORD — East picnic, June 16. Coffee and donuts benefit the East Rutherford favorites. A $50 donation to benefit signups Monday, May 11, from 6 Rutherford Senior Citizens, Inc. will are served on arrival and the full day Historical Society. The application is the American Cancer Society. For p.m. to 8 p.m.; Wednesday, May 13 host three trips during May and event will allow time for Bocce, available at wanaeastrutherjmdnj.net tickets call Mary-Lou at 201-914- from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, May 15 June. May 12, the group will attend swimming, dancing, bingo, and and at the East Rutherford 4685 or e-mail dwnettUOaoLwm. from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.; and Saturday, the Jersey Dreamers Celebration shopping. Lunch is served outdoors Municipal Building. For more infor- Limited tickets available at door. May 16 from 9 ajn. to 12 p.m. All show. Cost is $41. May 18, the group and dinner in the dining room. mation, call Mike at 201-9354776. LITTLE FERRY — The Bergen sign-ups are at the Little League will go to Bally's in Atlantic City. Call Payment due by June 3. Also NORTH ARLINGTON — The County Utilities Authority field on Riverside Avenue by the Catherine at 201-933-3153 for more planned is an overnight trip to VFW/American Legion of North announces its 2009 Environmental concession stands. Tackle football details. June 17, the group will Lancaster for Sept 24 to Sept 25. Arlington, located at 222 River Awareness Challenge Grant and cheering is.$90 for the first attend the Adam Todd Cabaret in Payment is due by June 24. Call Road, North Arlington, is having an Program, which was developed to child and $60 for each other mem- Andover. Cost is $40 and includes a Anna for more info on both trips at open house membership drive on help increase awareness of the ber. Flag football and cheering are family style lunch. Call Barbara, 201- 201-939-2960. Atlantic City trips are Saturday, May 16 between 11 a.m. importance of recycling and envi- $40 each. A tackle football program 438*595, or Ruth, 201-933-2684. May 12 and June 9. Call Florence at and 3 p.m. Refreshments and a free ronmental protection issues. for 7-year-olds is available. Kids who LYNDHURST — Bergen County 201-991-3173. brunch wfll be served. Schools may apply for grants of up sign up get free admission to the Clerk Kathleen A. Donovan recently HASBROUCK HEIGHTS — to $1,000 to conduct programs relat- Mike Devlin football camp, June IS. announced that the clerk's office Cliffhanger Productions and the ed to the environment EAST RUTHERFORD — Final will be open May 9 for absentee vot- FUTURE EVENTS Borough of Hasbrouck Heights will Calling Mark Vangieri at 201-807- registration for the fell 2009 soccer ing from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The office present the Hasbrouck Heights 5823 or visit ummxlxua.org formor e season in East Rutherford will be is located in the county administra- EAST RUTHERFORD — The Street Fair Sunday, May 17, 10 a.m. details. Grant applications must be held Monday, May 11, from 6 p.m. tion building, 1 Bergen County East Rutherford VFW Post #8374 to 5 p.m. Antiques, crafts, col- received by May 8. to 8 p.m. at Riggin Field; and Plaza, room 130, Hackensack. For will hold their next meeting lectibles and food vendors will be at Thursday, May 21, from 6 p.m. to 8 more information, call 201-336- Thursday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the the fair, along with entertainment SATURDAY 05/09 p.m. at McKenzie Field. Only chil- 7020. Chic Center at 37 Vreeland Ave. for all ages, including a children's dren ages 4 through 17 and resi- CARLSTADT — The Ladies' Aid The Memorial Day service on stage, face painting and clowns. dents of East Rutherford can regis- Society of the First Presbyterian May 25 will take place at 11 a.m. at There will also be live musical per- NORTH ARLINGTON — The ter. A parent or guardian must fill Church of Carlstadt will hold its the Veterans memorial on Carlton formances by "Elvis" Liguori with North Arlington Soccer Association out and sign the registration form. monthly luncheon May 12, in the Avenue following the Mass at 9 a.m. Bill Turner and the Blue Smoke will hold registrations for the 2009- All new players must bring a copy of community hall on Third Street and at St. Joseph's Church in East Band. For information, contact 10 seasons for borough residents their birth certificate and proof of Division Avenue. Ham dinners will Rutherford. Bricks for the Cliffhanger Productions at 201-460- between the ages 4 and 14 and are residence. All returning players be served from 11:30 a.m. until 1 Memorial Walk can still be pur- 8335 registered in pre-K4 through eighth Rutherford Library upcoming events RUTHERFORD — The Rutherford Library by Felician College's information table at the announces the following events: Rutherford Library , May 13 from 3 p.m. to 4 GOT NEWS? • Friday Family Fun Night will be held May p.m. For details call 201-5594102. Ctll 20^438-8700 29 at 7 p.m. on the main floor of the library. • Join us for feature poet Harvey Shapiro Coda localni • 270 Slaynnl Aw I A pea Full Effect Productions presents "Get Creative Wednesday, May 13 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. The ENL 210-24/7 @ Your Library With Magic" show. Free tickets event will be located at The Williams Center. available. Recommended for ages 4 and older. • A Knitting Club held Thursday evenings • Children in grades kindergarten through will dicussThe Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar sixth are invited to draw an original design. The Wao" by Junot Diaz, May 14, from 6:30 p.m. to winning design will be printed on T-shirts that 7:45 p.m.- will be sold in the library. All entries must be • The adult book club will read and discuss received by May 10. Pick up an instruction "Seek My Face; A Novel" by John Updike on sheet prior to drawing your design at the May 18 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Children's DepL Call 201-9394600 ext 6. • Twilight," the movie, will be shown in the • On May 8, a Sock Hop will be held, music auditorium, May 28 from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. :o dance to from the 1950s in the library audi- • Teens and their parents are invited to dis- torium from 7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.. All ages are cuss the book, "Wintergirls" by Laurie Halse nvited. Anderson, May 19, at 7 p.m. in the glass room. • "Vanity Fair" will be shown May* 11 at 2 p.m. • Teen games will take place Fridays, May 15, • Thinking about going back to school? Stop 22 and 29 from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. DentM Burdtck Broker/Owner Rutherford Boy Scouts to hold parade NJAR* Million Dollar Sales Club, 1995-2001 NJAR* Ode Of Excellence,2002-2006 RUTHERFORD — The Rutherford Boy Forest, F. Delaney, F.G. Dorsey, B.B. Douglas, M. NJAR* Circle of Excellence, 2002-2007 icout Troop 166 invites residents to the reded- Dressier, G. Dusenbury, T. Edgar, A Ely Jr., T.H. C«* (201)456-2216 ca CM: (732) 221-2292 cation of Sunset Memorial Park in Rutherford Everett, H. Geist, WA Grayshan, J.F. Email: h* EnnH: Denl»aBurdtdo8aoUoiti ind the Memorial Day Parade. The rededica- Hefferman, A.R. Hilbert, W.C. Hodge, F. ion wiU lake place Sunday, May 24 at 2 p.m. IUinger, A Islin, G.J. Kahrs, E.S. Kelly, H.M. 134 Park Ave. • East Rutherford. NJ 07073 • 201-933-9903 • 201-933-9912 (fax) ind the parade will be Monday, May 25 at 9 a.m. Ladd Jr., A.L.B. Leader, N.C. Le Large, GA tarring from Darwin Avenue. LewisJr. , E. Longworth, J.G. Luke, M.E. Murray, The rededication will honor WWI veterans: J. Penter, G.E. Reynolds, C.H. Schneider Jr., ;.F. Abbot, T. Adams, A.E. Allison, J. Anderson, H.O. Thorne, C.H.S. Topping, H.G. Tyler, E.M. W000MME eufc JOM RanoveM Kfchen. Bah P*« unkc 30U» ).C. Armstrong, J. Ashurst, HA Barrows, J.F. Walton and C. Wheelock. Any desendants who wish to particpate or for details call Gavin at ok.HaalS.HotVWKSupoM FaeRaqutW. lauer, FJ. Bicking, H.C. Bigelman Jr., JJ. Black, tBataomMigMaVanjMM Ps» mow 3Ut» VA Butler, A. Carbonetti, HA Collins, W. De 201-8968278 or e-mail pohygidavisOverium.net * Heat i Hot WakrSupoM $1,150. Fee R«i»M Nort* AriaaftM S3MJM Arlington Ridge $279,900 KEMMr Motivated Seller Gnu 3 Bedroom What a Perfect Begining!! 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Six members of the troop — Francis on an ice flow, which was. actually a stuffed ani- igudelo, Gerard Londino, Chris Luna, Chris mal on a piece of wood. BeauUM S torn. 3 Beotoom BRrrt Style ApitMrt. oican, Julio Rojas, and Matthew Rojas — along The derby was lopped off with a sled race UMOfYart 11.600. • UBfcs FeeRaquM. ith several parents, bundled up for the cold across the snow-covered field. The scouts com- M0RTH WUIOTOH reather and trekked to Saddle River Park in peted against 40 other teams. Although not addle Brook. They brought a giant dogsled placing in the top three, all of the boys had a lied with equipment needed for winter: wood, great experience. latches, ax, saw, cooking grip, compass, water, — Submitted by Barry Goldman, Troop NOW HIRING SALES ASSOCIATES. Call 201-933-9903 for a confidential interview. lankets, clothes and lots of food. But no dogs. Committee Chairman FOR SAIE 939-0500 www.awvanwinklerealestats.com turn 2 Bed Km,. 1 pu|| Bath IK Lit In KM >U9a 2 Bed Rms. 1 Full Bath. LR. DA. tcrr Ea«t Ralhnfbrd $1,788 2 Bed Km*. 2 Full Bath LR.KIT \ . THURSDAY, MAY 7. 2009 THElfADBt THE LEADING OPINION EDITORIAL STOP THE MUD SUNGING To the Editor Keep it clean Throughout this whole commission campaign, I had said I would not get SOUT The candidates for elected against challenger Debra involved, even though Evelyn Pezzolla is office in South Bergen, be it Altilio in a hotly contested race •my best friend and is campaigning to for spots on the board of edu- for a three-year term on the become a commissioner once again. BERGE cation or In municipal govern- board of education. In the ment, ought to consider the weeks prior to the election, evi- But due to all the negative campaign- value 6t positive campaigning. dent divisions on the board ing against her, I have no choice but to SOUND Issues on the local level are far were apparent through letters speak up in her defense. too important to be bogged to die editor from the candi- I have always supported Mayor down by partisan fighting and dates and their supporters. Richard DiLascio and commissioners OFF Bob Giangeruso, Tom DiMaggio, Brian accusatory allegations. McDermott and Altilio are Haggerty and Joe Abruscato. But when Perhaps because our leaden probably public servants of the they came out with a flyer defaming at the national level have mas- highest order. They seem to 5/7/09 Evelyn and lying about her alliances with tered the art of care about the Jim Guida and other candidates, I felt I deception and children in the had to speak up. lampooning, North Arlington local leaders feel School District, One quesdon: Why do campaigns have to get nasty? Why can't everyone they have a free and they showed attend a family function and decided to I commend the teamwork that has got- who wants to run for office do so without pass to do the as much in their take a drive around town with my fiance ten all of these improvements imple- being afraid that some people will come same. After all, bids for office. to show her where 1 grew up. mented. (I'm sure there has been much out to destroy their name, their reputa- if Barack Being a trustee I showed her die schools I attended more than what I briefly saw.) tion and other things? Why can't people Obama and on a board of and the fields I played ball on. What I did- run on their accomplishments and their Lyndhurst has a rich history and char- John McCain education is not n't realize was that I would be amazed at dedication? acter. 1 am very proud to say that this is are doing it, why the easiest job, everything that I was seeing. Lyndhurst my hometown. can't Joe and they should Evelyn Pezzolla has always done her looks like a brand-new town. best for Lyndhurst. She is not self-seek- Nobody in be commended The improvements around town are John D. Cordone for throwing their ing, nor is she afraid to deal with all that South Bergen incredible. Town Hall Park looks amaz- Alexandria, Va. do something hats in the ring. comes before her. And if her getting ing, the fountain looks great and it was similar? elected means one of the "men" gets such a pleasure to see children of all ages But in the defeated, then so be it. All should work The problem still playing on Landells Courts. craziness that together for the same goal. with this is that it embeds con- accompanied their campaigns, 1 drove by the high school and was so fusion and mistrust in the voters were left with a bleak impressed. The football field and track, TIME FOR A CHANGE minds of voters. When profes- picture of the current makeup Annette BortofW field house, fence and streetscape make sional, educated critiques are of the North Arlington Board Lyndhurst the entire area look picturesque and lobbed between officials and of Education. Allegations inviting. My family also told me that the To the Editor: candidates, it makes for a wor- seemed to indicate that issues large addition in the back is a pool, and thy political climate. But when of merit and importance are die addition on die Weart Avenue side is Mayor Richard DiLascio sent out a flyer on 51 new senior apartments'" the attacks veer into the per- decided in the borough under LYNDHURST IS BEAUTIFUL a new chorus/band room, and mere are sonal category, locals are left the veil of strict divides and more plans to come. dirough shared services. It will be for individuals of age 62 with incomes of less with a disaffection for elected unfriendly back-and-forths. 1 drove past Columbus School where I than $30,000. It will have 26 parking officials. Children lose out on To die Editor: attended grammar school and that looks Disagreement should be spaces. If each apartment has one car, role models. welcomed. After all, voters incredible. I drove past the new fields, My name is John Cordone, and I was It should be the goal of any elect leaders, not robots. saw the new school/recreation building born, raised and educated in Lyndhurst. leader to instill a feeling of on the former Prevost site, and I truly felt But one would only hope Recendy, I was back in Lyndhurst to public trust in the electorate. that such disagreement was happy for the residents of town. Please see LITTERS on Page B4 The only way to achieve this is beneath the guise of profes- by keeping one's goals and sionalism and common cour- aspirations purely based on the tesy for differing opinions. consideration of the public. And the issue doesn't begin THE HOMESTRETCH IN LYNDHURST The recent board of educa- and end in North Arlington. tion race in North Arlington is Lyndhurst is currently going a pitch-perfect example of through a heated race for its what can happen in the melee board of commissioners. Let's of races for public office. hope in these final days before Incumbent George the election, each candidate McDermott successfully ran keeps it clean. THE Candidates for the Lyndhurst LEADERS Board of OF THE Commissioners WEEK Running for public office sometimes drastically. But is difficult, and coming underneath each and every before the inquiring minds of statement was an obvious love two local newspapers can be for the Township of draining. But all of die candi- Lyndhurst. dates for the Lyndhurst For this, they are our Board of Commissioners held "Leaders of the Week." their own at die recent candi- Nominate someone by e- dates' forum. mailing john9Uadernewspa- Their opinions on the pers.net or calling 201-438- future of Lyndhurst differed, 8700. COLUMN A real live superhero 'Pulse of hSe Meadowiands" ® When I was a little kid growing up in of special effects, but they no longer er," Somchai said. "He cried and refused the early 1980s, I remember being fasci- seem to inspire me as they once did. It to let any of us get close to him." Wood-Ridge • Carlstadt • East Rudierford • Rutherford nated with die fictional superheroes on wasn't until I came across die following Thankfully, Somchai overheard a • Lyndhurst • North Arlington television and in comic books who pos- headline on a popular news Web site conversation between the boy's mother Established 1894 sessed extraordinary magical powers. ili.tt I began to see why I held them in and his teachers speaking about his love The top weekly mailed circulation in South Bergen For me there was "Batman," whom I such high regard in the first place. of superheroes, especially Spider-Man. 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, New Jersey 07071 first discovered while watching re-runs The headline read simply "Fireman It was at that moment when he remem- Telephone: 20M38-8700 • Fax: 201-43*9022 of Adam West prancing around in tights dresses as Spider-Man to rescue boy." bered he kept a Spider-Man costume E-mail: [email protected] in die 1960s action/adventure show. As The story occurred in Bangkok, and back at the station, which he used to • Web sije: www.LeadcrNewspapei-s.net cheesy as the program might have focused on a young 11-year-old boy who hold youngster's attention when visiting • seemed, there was something alluring suffered from autism. His disorder schools. mmssm. about The Bat Cave" and The Bat made it difficult for him to deal with After a quick costume change, Mobile" — not to mention the neat changes and challenges in life, so when Mailed to 31,921 homes, apartments, lownhouses and businesses in Carlstadt. Somchai reappeared in die superhero's " East Rutherford, Rutherford, Lyndhurst and North Arlington. Newsstands in tricks he had hiding up his sleeves. I attire. "1 told him Spider-Man is here to Wood-Ridge, Belleville, Carlstadt, Clifton, East Rutherford, Hasbrouck even remember one Halloween, excit- save you. No monster will hurt you now. , Heights, Kearny, Little Ferry, Lyndhurst, Moonachie, North Arlington, edly dressing up as my favorite caped Then I told him to walk slowly toward ' Nutley, Rudierford, Secaueus and Wellington Total circulation 35,5%. crusader. It was one of the few me. I was very nervous that he might Halloweens when I actually wanted to have slipped if he got too excited and For advertising, call 201-43&8700 x 210 or 201-310-5161 For editorial & clas- keep my costume on. ran." sifieds, call 2OM5M7OO. The Leader Newspaper publishes every Thursday. Circulation verified by United Sates. Postal Service. But my allegiance to the superhero But to everyone's delight, the young community didn't lie only with boy, whose eyes were still filled with Subscription $33 via standard mail. "Batman." Other favorites included tears, smiled and started slowly making Send check to: Spider-Man, He-Man and even The his way toward his favorite superhero ' The Leader Newspaper Incredible Hulk to name a few. I'd before jumping safely into his arms. 251 Ridge Road spend hours and hours in my basement I never thought I'd see die day when Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071 or backyard, re-enacting scenes with my Spider-Man, without die help of special ' tiny action figures or pretending I was effects or computers, would stand joAnn SnsnCModkr Karen Burke Anfela Pardey MerUmghaus Atodtiamri SmorAcamnl CbS/Us ExmHv, the superhero —jumping and running proudly atop a building and come to around as though I possessed super- someone's rescue. But that's exacdy • AdvertisingDttw _ human abilities. what happened diat day. I'm sure it was Mr Foler G Jay Black, Lou Christie remember those magic moments ByJohnSoltes memories." the New York those hits were me." And the audience responds Christie, largely native, who was And the hits for Black are in kind. They're unbeliev- remembered for love born in Queens numerous. There's "Cara able," Christie said. "I think When Jay Black and Lou songs, did run into cen- grew up in Mia," "Come a Little Bit there was an intensity about Christie take the stage Friday, sors with "Rhapsody in Brooklyn. It's Closer" and the ever-popular our music and the time peri- May 8 at the Bergen the Rain," a song about a usually rated R, This Magic Moment," to od. It was the baby boom gen- Performing Arts Center in sexual encounter in the for mature audi- name a few. eration." Englewood, there will collec- back of a car. The lyrics, ences." Black may still be the real Christie is thankful for' the tively be more than eight when compared to Black said diat deal, or the "voice," as his nick- accolades and lasting impres- decades of music history on today's far more explicit straightforward name goes. But his audience sion of his music. "You have to display. Both singers tallied up songs, seem tame. The concerts bore has changed throughout the stop and say, 'Jeez, that was hit songs in the 1960s like it encounter was alluded him, so he needs years. "Forty-five years ago, the like hitting the lottery every was their job — and that's to as a love that "went to pepper in some girls used to come say, 'I love time you had a hit record,' " technically because it was their much too far." jokes along the you,' " he said. Twenty-five he said. "You may not have got job. As true American idols, "I was corrupting to way. years go they used to come say, the millions of dollars, but to the two, working with their the youth of America," Though his 'My modier loves you.' Now hit that target was quite some- own bands, topped the charts Christie said with a sar- concerts are filled they come and say, 'My grand- thing." and have kept their loyal fan castic laugh. "Once the with laughs, Black mother loves you.' " Though the audience is base for years. kids found out it was was quite serious Along those lines, Christie made up of an older crowd, Christie, in a recent phone banned, they loved it" over his anger that said he needs the audience Christie said that thanks to interview, said the devoted still Both Christie and he no longer can and the sharing of memories. YouTube, his fan base has wel- make it to his shows because Black said they can still bill himself as jay "I have to be involved with comed younger concertgoers. he varies his set list, from the make the concert hall PHOTO, BOD GOd> MEDIA GROUP and the life," said the singer, who grew They all look like teenagers hits like "Lightning Strikes" rounds because their Jay Black is set to perform at the bcrgenPAC with Lou Americans — the up on a 109-acre farm on the when you get out on the and Two Faces Have I" to his voices are still in fine Christie Friday, May 8. result of a court outskirts of Pittsburgh. "I stage." more eclectic stuff. "I have a measure. "At my age, case that didn't go enjoy people. I enjoy situa- lot of different kind of materi- they wait and see if I hit his way. But just tions. I'm a voyeur, watching al," Christie said. "I try to just those high notes," Black said not allowed to tour as jay and like everydiing else, he turns people. That's where I get a lot . Jay Black and Lou Christie bring some spontaneous in a phone interview. "I still do the Americans, mixes his part the situation into a light-heart- of my ideas. ... That's one of will play the bergenPAC at 30 N. entertainment. ... You get to it My voice oudasted every of the show with a lot of come- ed chuckle. "If you don't know the reasons I love New York Van Brunt St. in Englewood use your personality and try to other part of my body." dy, besides the classic tunes. my name by now, then don't City. It is a. place where every- Friday, May 8. Visit ww.bergen- ring bells in their heads of Black, who said he is legally "Don't bring your kids," said come see me," he said. "All thing is happening." pac.org for more information. 'Joe Turner's Come and Gone' revival shines ByJohnSoltes are used to the northern moves through die proceed- times, dispensing wisdom like exacdy how it should be. He's EDITOR-II*CHIEF industrial city of Pittsburgh. ings widi a respect for each a man who has lived forever. an ominous figure who people Herold's brooding person- and every character, faults and While odier times he's mysteri- initially disregard. But the NEW YORK — The new ality, dark clothes and shadow- all. ously mumbling to himself, understanding of his story is revival of "August Wilson's Joe casting hat all paint a picture Helping him tell Wilson's carrying on about spirits and _Jhe central conceit of die gath- Presented by Turner's Come and Gone," of a man who has seen the tale is Michael Yeargan's set, curses. He's a man removed ered guests' lives. He's a man Nancy Lastra currently playing Broadway's ghosts of his family members, which descends from above. from time and circumstance. who at one point in his life lost Broker/Owner Belasco Theatre in New York even though they are still alive. There are no real walls in die He's one of Wilson's finest cre- die freedom to choose, die He's a hurt man, a troubled City, is a heartfelt journey into Hollys' boarding house, just ations. freedom to bleed, die free- A good real estate agent will know how the psyche and sentiments of man, a man looking for his doors and windows. It has an Hudson does a nice job dom to shine. bouses in your area are selling, as well two communities coming "shine" in life. almost transient feel, as if it's a supplying humor widi Sedi's as the other factors that may influence together under completely dif- Trying to help Loomis house held up by its tenants, insistence on his guests follow- the sale. Nearby commercial develop- ferent circumstances. adjust to his new surroundings rather than any structural ing die rules and paying in ment, which may create congestion and beams. noise, may also mean a greater demand On the one side, there is is Bynum Walker, a long-term advance. Richardson Jackson for bousing from people who will be Seth and Bertha Holly, who tenant of the Hollys and local The assembled actors speak is his perfect foil, being die "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" working in the new office buildings. A run a Pittsburgh boarding mystic, played wonderfully by Wilson's words widi beautiful modlerty presence over (he is currently playing the Belasco new bus route that cuts commuting house in 1911. They welcome Roger Robinson. Bynum can realization for dieir underly- assembled entourage. Theatre at 111 W. 44th St. in time could make your home more valu- sense that Loomis is struggling, able and highways dose by can be an visitors with requisite charm ing meaning. Robinson's Chad L. Coleman plays New York City. Visit www.lct.org issue with the price. For more informa- (from Bertha, played by to sing his "song," as he puts it, Bynum is the best of die Loomis widi an intensity diat for more information. tion, please contact our office. No one LaTanya Richardson Jackson) and he makes it his mission to bunch. He's grandfadierly at is scary and disheartening — in the world sells more real estate than and requisite rules and stipula- understand this odd man who we do. tions (from Seth, played by has come from the South. Unless you are planning on selling your Ernie Hudson). They're living Wilson's lOplays that docu- home and moving to another put of a life of modest income and ment the African-American the country, bear in mind taat all real estate is local. That is to say that the generally happy surroundings. experience in the 20th centu- fWilliamsCenter market conditions in your area, even Their boarders, bringing with ry, of which "Joe Turner's your neighborhood, are so unique as to them stories from the road, Come and Gone" is one, is Take Mom to the Movies at the Williams Center this Sunday, May IOth! defy the "conventional wisdom"* of give them a chance to play righdy seen as a theatrical media experts and the national market. host to a motley crew of indi- journey unparalleled in its psy- SHOWTIMES VALID May 8,2009 thru May 14,2009 So, if you are thinking about buying or selling a home, do not allow your viduals. Dinner conversations chological profundity. X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE 17 AGAIN (in)actions to be dictated by the pre- are never a dull affair in this Through carefully crafted (2*1 Cralar; Fta) (PG-U) «9 M1NS SCOPE (Warner Bn») (PG-13) 112 MIN SCOPE vailing mood. Instead, consult with an household. characters, all living under the Friday: 7:00,9:00 Friday: 7:00,9:00 experienced local real estate agent, who can provide you with a real and com- On the other side of the guise of historical events, Saturday: ltf), 3:00,5:00,7:00,9flO Saturday: 1:00,3:00,5:00,7:00,9:00 Wilson spins tales that break Sunday: 1:00,3:00,5:00,7:00 Sunday: 1:00,3:00,500,7:00 Mon- prehensive look at the local conditions. equation is Herald Loomis All it takes is one buyer to meet one Mon-Thurs: 7:00 Thurs: 7:00 and his daughter, Zonia. the heart, challenge die mind seller to make a deal. It costs nothing to and offer means of under- They've arrived on the Hollys' HANNAH MONTANA THE SOLOIST inquire. doorstep, looking for a place standing and perhaps even (DkMjr) (G) M2 1WNS HAT (Pmomt) (PG-13) 117MINS HTVI! Market conditions vary all over to stay while they pursue reconciliation. Friday: 7:00,9K» ITiday: /(«>.'<: II the country, from one extreme to another, just like weather conditions. Saturday: MX). 3:00,5:00,7:00, •>'«I Saturday: 1:00,3:15,7:00,9:15 Herald's long-lost wife. "Joe Turner's Come and Dont allow the report of a rainstorm Sunday: 1:00,3:15,7:00 Although not immediately Gone" is undoubtedly one of Sunday: 1:00.3:00,5:00,700 one thousand miles away convince you clear, Wilson portrays Loomis his best, and this revival, under Mon-Thurs; 7:00 Mon-Thura: 7:00 to stay inside all day. as an allegorical figure repre- the gentle direction of Bardett senting the recently freed Sher, elevates die text to a pre- Williams Center: One Williams Plaza, Rutherford, NJ • 201.939.2323 slave population from the scient level of meaning. From Soudi. He's a product of the die opening images of silhou- Great Migration, and thus has ettes walking beneath sun- 54 Ames Avenue lived an entirely different life shine that is dropped from die Rutherford, NJ 07070 compared to the Hollys, who heavens like stones, Sher Office: 201-7»MM<215 THE GOLD STANDARD 761 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 201-460-8000 E-mail us at [email protected] H. Many Upd-Us, Rindi, 2BDRMS, I 1/2 BTHS, ColtmW. 3BDRMS, 1 Nicety M*lnUined M 409 MINNISINK ROAD, Mortgage Co. Direct: 201.893.8964 Email: [email protected] Service and Meyrity www.fcdmtg.com ' THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2009 North Arlington hardball squad sports three wins By W. L Bit Akn Jr. experience that they're getting arum, TO THE LEADER this year will help next year." Last year, the locals finished • NORTH ARLINGTON — at 10-13. While the baseball contingent Captaining the club are sen- from North Arlington High iors Luis Angel Gomez and iSchool did not manage to earn Frank Gangi, and junior a state playoffs berth this sea- Bruno Janota. son, the Vikings hardballers A third baseman/pitcher are still competitive and still and the club's cleanup clubber have a chance to finish the or sixth slot slugger, Gomez year at or near the .500 mark. boasts 10 runs batted in and three scored so far this season, The locals' trio of triumphs while Gangi, a centerfielder so far this season have come at and three hole hitter, is averag- Wood-Ridge, 64, on April 7; at ing .360, with an on-base per- home against Secaucus, 12-2, centage of .450, 14 hits, five in six stanzas on April 23; and RBIs and a quintet of runs at home against Wood-Ridge, scored to his credit. fcO, on April 30. ! In their most recent outing, Janota, a junior righthand- the Vikes fell, 154, at Fort Lee ed/'pitcher who hits fifth or bn Saturday, May 2, to drop to sixth in the Vikes order, stands 8-9 overall. "I'd have to say that at 3-2, has all three of the Dur defense is better; we're team's wins, three complete PHOTO «Y Ml AU0+NI STOUT/ACTION making far fewer errors than games and one shutout on his The latest edition of the baseball team from North Arlington High includes a six-pack of seniors: Frank Gangi, Tyler Fasano, Luis Angel Gomez, last year- and that our hitting is stats sheet, to go along with 35 Kevin Blackford, Kedwin Parra and Chris Orovia improved over last season," strikeouts and 15 walks in 26 assessed second-year NAHS frames of firing, a 4.00 earned head coach Paul ' run average and a .320 BA. of .490, two RBIs and nine seven runs scored. state champion) Lyndhurst, 6- Friday, May 8, should see runs recorded, and Tyler The best thing is that our 5, in the bottom of the seventh Marcantuono's minions play- Marcantuono. "What we still The list of others who are playing well for the Vikings Fasano, a senior outfielder and kids are playing the game the on a wild pitch after we had ing host to Hasbrouck Heights, have to improve though is our second spot swinger who is right way and working hard to been leading for almost the with games at Harrison pifching. contingent includes George Ferriera, a junior second sack- averaging .310, with two home improve," lauded whole game. Tuesday, May 12, at Secaucus "We're walking way too er and leadoff hitter who is runs, a pair of triples, one dou- Marcantuono of his charges. "We have to potential to Thursday, May 14, and at many batten and just not hit- averaging .333, with eight ble, a slugging percentage of Tor instance (on April 27), we have a winning team here and home against Saint Mary ting our spots. However, most walks, an on-base percentage .700, nine runs batted in and lost to (defending league and that's what we're striving for." Friday, May 15. of pitchers are juniors, so the South Bergen Sports Roundup now playing for the Somerset Patriots of meter. Ann Marie Moccia of the "Blue Photo and Story By James Dombrowski Devils (Wood-Ridge) took a gold medal SPORTS COLUMNIST the Atlantic Baseball League. The Newark Bears play in the same league at in the javelin with a throw of 107 feet, 5 Bears and Eagles Stadium, which is locat- inches. The Devils team took a The New Jersey Devil's Zach Parise, ed on Route 21 in Newark. respectable fifth place among an elite battered, bruised, bloody and disap- field of Bergen and Passaic High pointed, is shown sitting'in his locker Sophomore Denis Ackerman of Schools. stall after the Devils' historic collapse in Rutherford is having a fine offensive sea- a Game 7 defeat to the Carolina son for the Stevens Tech Engineer Tara Fisher of North Arlington took Hurricanes. Parise, an offensive player, Baseball Club in Hoboken. fourth place in the long jump and pole summed up the-4-3 defeat as shocking. On the lacrosse front, John Dybus of vault. In the long jump, Tara leaped 15 New Jersey led 3-2 with 80 seconds Lyndhurst, a junior at Stockton State feet, 9 1/2 inches and in the pole vault remaining in what would have been an College, is having a great season. The St. she cleared 9 feet. opening round series victory. Instead the Peter's Prep graduate was chosen Skyline Congratulations to Pat Rono of the devastating loss in front of a sold-out Conference Lacrosse Player of the Week Lyndhurst Bears Boys Track team for "Rock" crowd could lead to a revamping recently. being nominated an Athlete of the of the Devils, a team that has many unre- At the County Seat Track and Field Week. The Bears Boys team has over 70 stricted and restricted free agents. Invitational meet held in Mahwah last participants. Rutherford's Anthony week, on the girls side, Alexa McAvoy. of Frisina recently decided to accept a base- In other news, keep your eyes open Wood-Ridge earned a gold medal in the ball scholarship to High Point Uniersity for Scott VanEs who played baseball at 100- and 200-meter dash. McAvoy ran a in North Carolina, which is a Division 1 Felician College in Rutherford, as he is 12.7 in the 100 and a 26.3 in the 200 program. Continued from onPageB4 wisely. First, on what we need. sioners should be discussed presently maintaining AAA have done in my first three ing the children of this com- meet the challenges of spinal Lyndhurst's infrastructure openly and fairly with the peo- credit ratings, including years on the board. I am com- munity with every aspect that bifida, a birth defect that pre- heeds attention. Our 100-year- ple who live there, before Kearny, Nutley, North mitted to doing what is right covers their education and vents him from using his legs. old water lines need replace- plans are made and deals are Arlington, Rutherford and ' for the children despite inter- how it is provided. I may be a Though confined to a wheel- ' ment, and our pump stations struck. If a five-story, 51-unit East Rutherford, according to ference from outside political registered Democrat, but I chair, Bryson has shown need upgrading. Roads are in senior citizen complex is Fitch Rating. Also, under my interests. think independently from oth- indomitable spirit, competing need of repair. Attention to planned for a residential previous administration end- I was disheartened by a ers and don't let outside inter- in track and field, ice hockey the educational needs of our neighborhood on Valley ing in 1997, Lyndhurst had an phone call from Mayor Peter ests affect my decisions. and basketball in numerous children is foremost That is Brook Avenue, shouldn't the AAA rating with the ability to Massa endorsing my opponent Thanks again for electing leagues. Of all these sports, he where tax revenues need to residents in the immediate insure it > • in a bi-partisan election. me and keeping education the has named basketball as his go. Instead, we are paying off neighborhood be approached The people of Lyndhurst Equally disturbing was the fly- main purpose of being a favorite, because it allows him long-term loans with huge for input considering the need to come out to vote May ers sent out and endorsed by board of education member. to share his victory with an debt service expenses, which effect it may have on them? 12 to bring balance back to the mayor blaming me for rais- entire team of players. ultimately affect taxes. It Many people have lived in the board of commissioners. ing your taxes $511 over the George McDermott . After having read Bryson's seems to me that a $4 million Lyndhurst a long time, have last three years. The remark There is room for your voice. North Arlington Board of biography, 'Full Speed improvement on a recreation paid a lot of taxes, and have If you see fit to elect me, your was inaccurate and quite Education President Ahead," I was surprised to facility on Valley Brook given much to our town. Their voice will be heard. It's your frankly, a detriment to good learn even more about him Avenue, a $3,515 million first rights and opinions should choice, your chance to vote. relations between elected offi- and his history, specifically, phase portion of the Town not be ignored. cials. While I was singled out it that he plays piano, wants to Hall Park improvement the Also, the people of Evelyn Pezzoua takes three members from the study information technology acquisition and renovation of board of education to pass Lyndhurst deserve the right to Lyndhurst SARLO ASKS FOR HELP at a university with an adapted the New York Avenue building be told the truth about what it anything. Did these political athletics program, and has annex for Jefferson School in authors not know that both will cost to pay back a $42 mil- To the Editor been a compassionate listener the amount of $3.2'million lion debt. Telling the people Sharon Granell and Kathy and an inspiration to many of and the construction of a Kartanowicz both voted yes for of Lyndhurst in campaign Often, I proudly say that his classmates. $6.65 million swimming pool; MCDERMOTT SAYS supporting and passing the fliers and newspaper ads, and Wood-Ridge is a small, tight- In July 2008, Bryson was should have had input from in their estimated tax bill, that budget? the taxpayers who ultimately THANK YOU knit community where we can selected to join TEAM USA in Lyndhurst has an affirmation For those who did not vote count our neighbors among the National Wheelchair Sport pay the bill. Whatever hap- from Fitch Ratings of A+ show- pened to a referendum? To the Editor: for me or vote at all, I am open our friends. One of our neigh- that took place at Rutgers ing a financial performance to listening and I invite you to bors, the McLeod family, has a University. His success at this Lyndhurst is a "people" that is excellent, is false. I would like to thank those attend a board of education talented young son whose level has led him to be select- community, and people need Anyone who has a financial who supported and voted for meeting to express your com- good news I would like to ed to join TEAM USA in the to have a say. Neighborhoods background knows that AAA is me in this past board of educa- ments and concerns so that share with you here. > World Championship this July, the best credit rating a munic- are important, and the actions tion election. My reelection the entire board may hear Bryson McLeod, a junior at ipality can attain. All the sur- regarding development by the affirms that the majority of them and respond back to Wood-Ridge High School, has Please see LETTHtS on mayor and board of commis- rounding communities are you. I am committed to help- voters are satisfied with what I spent his young life rising to PageAlO 424 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 (m» Prudential 201-935-8555 • Fax: 201-935-8556 WWW.PRUDBITIAL-I Professionals Realty "Everything twtoucn, turns to SOU)." 3FAMMRMS,«M.3FCTB Cow k* < tmtm IF»o,«RMS,3BIB,2 1/!PCTB Book On>d 5 BR 1 S BATH .. ' • '•'•••if THURSDAY, MAY 7,2009 THElEADg B7 GainVille to host events Kearny Auto Spa celebrates anniversary RUTHERFORD - The GeinVdle Center at 17 Ames Aw., Rutherford, announces several upcoming events. Saturday, May 9, from 11 a.n». until 2 p.m., the center will hold Spin the Globe Summer Camp 2009 Open House. Come learn about GainCamp 2009: Explore global regions, food and culture, leadership through economic, social and environmental sustain- IHOIOtYAlBOSINKAa ability and more. Ages 6-18. Also May 9, from 2 p.m. until 4pm Kearny Auto Spa, located at the center will host "Shine Coconut Moon" author Neesha 946 Passaic Ave. (on the cor- Meminger tor a youth book signing. ner of Passaic Avenue and Belleville Turnpike) In Thursday, May 14, from 10:30 a.m. until 12 pju., the center Kearny, recently celebrated will hold a Free French Mommy and Me Playtime Hour Call 201- its one -year anniversary. This 507-1800 to RSVP. Ages 2-5. fully modern facility features The center will also participate in Rutherford's 6th-annual a state-of-the-art car wash, Multicultural Festival, Saturday, May 16. The GainVffle Center will detailing and a 10-minute oil host a free puppet show and The Myth of Lost — a presentation change. There it no appoint- about the mythology of LOST and other TV shows from 4 p.m. to ment necessary. Open seven 7 p.m. day a week, Kearny Auto Spa can be reached at 201-772- 5475. Laura Hull and the Fun Bunch Big Band to appear at Tredici 13 EAST RUTHERFORD — Hullarioiu Productions recently announced that acclaimed vocalist-songwriter Laura Hull and the Fun Bunch Big Band will be on hand for an evening of song and dance at Tredici 13, located at 1 Hoboken Road in East Rutherford, Wednesday, May -13. The music sets begin at 7:30 Boiling Springs helps 32 nonprofit organizations p.m. RUTHERFORD — The organizations shared dona- Lyndhurst, the Guardsmen of Boiling Springs Savings Hull has been described as a savvy jazz stylist with a distinct Community Alliance tions of more than $32,000. Rutherford, the Saddle Brook Bank is a New Jersey chartered sound, whose music is drawn from an extensive repertoire of Program, which was launched This quarter, seven more UNICO Foundation and the savings bank with $1.2 billion American popular songs, jazz standards, obscure gems and her by Boiling Springs Savings organizations were able to Lincoln Park Seniors Club in assets. The Bank is head- original music. Tredici 13 is a fine Italian restaurant where din- Bank in 2006, is continuing to receive donations since the joined the twenty-five organi- quartered in Rutherford and ers can get a multitude of flavors gloriously massaging their taste grow as more and more non- last quarter of 2008. Glen zations that had earned pay- has 16 branch locations in buds," Hull said. "Add a hefty portion of the Fun Bunch and profit organizations in the Rock Women in Community ments in the last quarter. Bergen, Essex, Morris and your dining experience will be eventful." bank's marketplace are taking Service, BPO Rutherford Elks To be eligible fof the Passaic counties. Boiling For more information about Hull, visit wunu.LauraHuU.com. advantage of a very easy way to #547, Ridgewood Symphony Community Alliance Program, Springs offers a full suite of For information and reservations, call Tredici 13 at 201-939- bring in donations. For the Orchestra, St. Michael's the recipient must be a non- loan and deposit products, 1128. first quarter of 2009, 32 Catholic Church in profit organization maintain- plus many services, including ing an address in Bergen, free online banking, Debit Passaic, Morris, Essex, or MasterCard and free bill pay Hudson counties. There are services. For more informa- no fees to the organization or tion, visit www.bssbank.am or There is a difference in real estate companies its members to participate in call 201-939-5000. 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ERA Justin from 2PM to 5PM Realty has been honored for ously attend training sessions m trw Boiling Spring Savings Bonk and are always positioned to six consecutive years, one of bring new education to their fourteen firms . from 3,000 porting lot at 280 Union Avenue, I staff of nearly 40 Realtor ERA firms nationwide. agents who work closely and Additionally, the firm offers advise their sellers on how to their newest publication, "Real Donation it $5.00 per car navigate in this new real estate Estate Results In Writing," con- with all proceeds going market. Glenn Elliot also taining 720 quotes and testi- toward Project Graduation attended representing their monials from their very satis- fied buyers and sellers. A copy sale* team. Tickeh for the Car Wash is available for review to any- As part of their conference one planning to buy or sell con be purchased rhat responsibilities, they assisted through the firm. day on site, available in in managing the ERA Real advance at the Rutherford Estate information booth and PHOTO, EH* JLOTN ERA Justin Realty serves High School Cafeteria on met with ERA brokers and from its two Rutherford office Ron Darby, Carol Darby and Jennifer Darby, ERA Justin Realty co- agents from the tri-state areas, locations at 118 Jackson Ave. owners managing the ERA Real Estate information booth at the recent Friday May 8* from 7 9pm exchanging knowledge that and 57 Park Ave. and can be Triple Play Business Conference. They, with their entire team of nearly and Saturday May 9* (ram may make a difference for sell- reached at 201-939-7500, 201- 40 Realtor sales agents know that obtaining all current information is 9-1 lam during the Project^ ers with quicker buyer 4384588 and 201-43&SOLD. what makes the difference for their sellers and a successful sale. The Graduation plant sale, responses and sales. View thousands of listings at firm celebrating its 59th year as a real estate market leader has been rec- or col 201.933.8831 wwuiiERAJusilin.com. ognized as an ERA "Top 100" firm from 3,000 ERA firms nationwide There is a difference in real for the past two years. estate companies and the firm Medical Directory )o/\. To advertise in this section, please call 201-438-87C I LYNDHURST AUDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES, LL profiles of the neighborhood Hearing Evaluations-Hearing Aid Services 537 New York Ave. • Lyndhurst (opposite Shop-Rite) 6Mcar0iirsMR0sj Mother's !)«> k almoirt here... 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Experience - Senior Citizen Discount Rocco Paolazzl, Paul Paolam, Jeff Paolaul ColT (201) 935 - 6642 201-896-0292 Crane & Bucket Truck Service Free Estimates FuBy Insured LYNDHURST, NJ » (201) 635-0100 Free Estimates m • . • -' . . • / BIO THElfADER Continued trom on Page B6 10 be held in Zurich, recitals) increases the poten- important one and we should financially stable — unlike rm ascio for more than 25 I have never been prouder to Switzerland. The cost for an tial for pedestrian traffic. As all take note. some of our neighboring com- years'through business rela- be a Lyndhurst resident. athlete a $6,600 for the week. this avenue of business is Lyndhurst, as a community, munities. Our mayor and fel- tionships and have always had A* 111 (• mayor of Lyndhurst, These expense* include regis- expanded, a first priority for has arrived at a crossroads. We low commissioners have a high regard for him and die he has an open-door policy for tration fees, air and ground future capital expenditure can change direction by going aggressively addressed the enthusiasm he carried into the residents. It's so very com- transportation, lodging, might be to make seating in to me left or right. We could many challenges that our. dete- every situation. DiLasdo has forting to know that discus- meals, support staff and uni- the main theater more modu- even make a U-turn — which riorating infrastructure pres- brought that same strength of sions about our town don't fall forms. lar, thus making the space some suggest — and go back- ent character and enthusiasm into on deaf ears. He really listens. And so I am asking for your adaptable for a greater variety ward. My compass is pointing Let's keep moving forward his role as mayor of He gets to die point and is help. An individual contribu- of functions. ' forward. and show our support for Lyndhurst straightforward. Yon may not tion of just $10 from each resi- Now that the Williams Lyndhurst has experienced DiLasdo and his team: com- Our town has seen the most always agree with what he says dent will allow us, as a bor- Center is shining away from a renaissance in the last four missioners Brian Haggerty, improvement and beautifica- but you at least get the cour- ough, to send Bryson to being a theatrical venue and years that has breathed life Bob Giangeruso, Tommy tion since he has been in tesy of an answer. Switzerland to compete. into a profit-making multi-pur- back into our community. This DiMaggio and Joe Abruscato. office. The Town Hall grass Our rating in Money Certainly some will be in a pose facility rental, justifica- is not a knock on any past They are all passionate about area with the potted flowers Magazine as number one in position to contribute more tion for public subsidy by the administration as I am very Lyndhurst and die entire team and our new gorgeous park New Jersey and 33 in the and others less, but please borough is diminished, free- thankful for the hard work of deserves every ounce of our and fountain are a centerpiece, nation, in addition to New consider making a minimum ing local resources for other many of our previous commis- support and'gratitude for a for all to see and enjoy. Our Jersey Monthly, which put us in contribution. All donations uses. sioners. job well-done these past four schools never looked so beau- the top 100 towns to live is a are. tax deductible, and checks As that shift is institutional- I have however grown very years. tiful and the high school field plus in getting new families to can be made out to: ized, it should be possible to weary of die chronic com- and track almost parallel the move into our town. It will also Wheelchair Sports, USA have the Williams Center de- plainers who are only good at Thomas A. Di Mascio Olympic fields. With the idea show in our property values 1236 Jungermann Road, • listed as a "union house," fur- complaining. They lack a cred- Lyndhurst of a middle school and soon to once this economy returns to Suite A ther reducing operating costs, ible plan to move this town- open pool, Lyndhurst will be normal. Saint Peters, MO 63376 malring rentals for recital pur- ship forward. They often con- among die most competitive Thank you Mayor DiLascio (please include Bryson poses even more economical fuse or misrepresent facts, and of Bergen County towns. for raising the standard for McLeods name and #026067 and giving the center greater their solutions don't ever We can now be compared Lyndhurst. in the subject line) competitive advantage. make sense. Constant com- OUR TOWN IS BETTER to the upper Bergen County In order to secure a spot for The non-viability of the plaining does not show a BECAUSE OF DILASCIO townships and compete Judy Schtavone capacity to lead. Bryson on TEAM USA, the Williams Center.in the past scholastically and athletically. Lyndhurst deadline for donations is May has been a source of frustra- The fact is simply that with To the Editor He has stopped the overbuild- 15. If you have any questions, tion to local residents and a the leadership of Mayor ing in our town, leaving the please do not hesitate to con- waste of a valuable economic Richard DiLascio, this, town is I have known Mayor residential sectors residential. tact me at 201-93&O202, or resource. The Williams Center Angela McLeod, Bryson's does not have to be a respect- mom, at 201-8964183. ed theatrical venue in order to Let's meet our borough serve as an effective communi- FIX YOUR CREDIT & goal and give Bryson a chance ty center that brings energy and vitality to the center of our GET PAID TO DO IT. * town. The new profitability of NY DELI PoulA.Sorfe the Williams Center is to be LEARN HOW. Mayor of Wood-Ridge applauded. NIGHT Robert Atwood Where: APPLIED EDUCATION Rutherford CREDIT RESTORATION MEETING The RELAY FOR LIFE team, Purple Angel* on Track, Is hosting a fabulous WILLIAMS CENTER When: EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, 6:30PM SHOULD BE APPLAUDED , Where: 214 State St., Suite 207 NY DELI NIGHT AT THE RUTHERFORD ELKS LODGE ON To die Editor: LYNDHURST IS AT A Hackensack NJ 07601 CROSSROADS. WHICH Friday, May 8th from 7pm - 11pm. I was pleased to read of the WAY DO WE TURN? The evening Includes DJ, drinks, and new profitability and the Call 201-343-5290 all you-can-eat Dell favorites reminiscent improved business model of To die Editor: or e-mail Rutherford's Williams Carlos 'J [email protected] of the great NY eateries. Williams Center. A couple of A municipal election may $50 donation to benefit the thoughts. not be as romantic or patriotic American Cancer Society. Ultimately, one of the most as a national presidential elec- Mrnlion this ad In % Ir«!>rr Tickets available by calling important functions of an tion. It is however more rele- * for FREE Registration Mary-Lou at 201-914-4885 or email her at: institution like the Williams vant to you and your family [email protected] for details. Center is to bring people to than any election you can ever , the Rutherford downtown participate in. As I raise my The Rutherford Elks Lodge is located at business district The center's children, who represent die new focus on space and facili- fifth generation from my fami- 48 Ames Avenue. ties rentals (birdidays, parties ly living in Lyndhurst, I can Limited tickets available at door. and gathering as well as the see that this current municipal The Tools You Need. 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