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Serving our Community Theatergoers get Since1888 inside scoop Item Mark S. Hoebee March 12, 2009 discusses Paper Mill’s 75 cents weekly latest play see A3 www.theitemonline.com of Millburn and Short Hills CoPOLICE p ruling TAKING THE FIRST STEPS OF A NEW SEASON comes after 3-year wait

By Harry Trumbore hearing asking $750,000 in dam- of The Item ages. “Gino’s life has been held in Millburn Police Officer Gino abeyance,” Toscano said. “His Baldani has been found guilty of career was stymied as long as departmental charges for attempt- (Gordon) didn’t render a decision.” ing to interfere with an internal Toscano noted that Gordon’s police investigation by threatening failure to render a verdict, leaving and bullying another officer. open an internal affairs investiga- The ruling by Millburn Town- tion, effectively denied Baldani ship Business Administrator Timo- from professional advancement. thy Gordon comes nearly three “They told him, ‘You will never years after more than 80 police be a detective because you are officers packed Town Hall for a head of the PBA and too outspo- public disciplinary hearing for Bal- ken,’” the attorney said. dani presided over by Gordon. Gordon told The Item of Mill- Although he recommended a burn and Short Hills Tuesday after- five-day suspension, Gordon noted noon that he would not comment that because so much time had on his decision because Baldani’s elapsed since the infractions lawsuit is still in litigation. occurred, he would suspend imple- The charges stem from an inci- mentation of the sentence. dent in November 2005 when On Tuesday, Baldani’s attorney, Officer Timothy Burns reported to Patrick P. Toscano, Jr., called the Capt. Gregory Weber that another verdict absurd and said the verdict officer, Patrolman Edward Blazin- was the latest round of intimida- ski, had loaded personal software tion aimed at his client, who is on the computer of his patrol car. president of the local chapter of the During the public hearing, held Policeman’s Benevolent Associa- March 31, 2006, Burns testified tion. Baldani called him at home and STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY Toscano also noted the verdict yelled at him for getting Blazinski will not stop Baldani from pursu- in trouble. Burns went on to Seniors Mike Esposito, Nathan Rudd and Danny Kirschner, from left, lead the Millburn High School boys track team on a warm- ing a lawsuit against the township up run during Friday afternoon’s season-opening practice. For more photos from the opening day of the school’s spring sports filed a year and a half after the SEE BALDANI, PAGE A3 season, see C1 and C2.

BOARD OF EDUCATION REAL ESTATE Budget growth held to 2 percent Holding steady

By Harry Trumbore will be in the mid- to high-single of benefits to aides. An internship further cuts. of The Item digits,” he said. instructor and four elementary “You can always cut something despite declining To find economies during harsh school teaching positions are being else,” Waters said. He said the bud- Likening the budget for the economic times, Waters said, “We eliminated as well and a visual and get process was ongoing and that 2009-10 school year to a battleship will have to be vigilant all day, performing arts supervisor position board members would keep a turning to a new direction in every day.” will be left unfilled. close eye on expenditures. economic times churning seas, Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Resident Jeffrey Diecidue con- “Just because we budget money member Jeffrey Waters said Mon- Richard Brodow echoed Waters’ gratulated the board on coming in doesn’t mean we need to spend it,” day night there will be a 2 percent sentiments. He said there would be with a budget that was essentially he said. By Erin Patricia Griffiths Sheriff’s Department’s records, the increase in the general fund. a 50 percent reduction in working flat, but asked if there were any Of The Item number of foreclosures in Millburn The budget includes $76.375 hours for aides and an elimination places where there could be SEE BOE, PAGE A3 decreased from two in 2007 to one million to support the day-to-day The stress of the current state of in 2008, and there has been one expenses, including teacher the economy is undoubtedly since the first of the year. In Short salaries and classroom supplies — a weighing on the minds of nearly Hills, there were none in 2007, two rise of 1.89 percent over the 2008- Board and administrators every American, with the United in 2008, and there are again no 09 budget. States Department of Labor foreclosures since the beginning of While the community has reporting national unemployment the year to date. expressed a desire for the board to increasing from 7. 3 percent in Jan- Other neighboring Essex Coun- be fiscally responsible, Waters said, defend personnel cutbacks uary to 8.1 percent in February and ty towns have seen increases in “the community does not want a the Mortgage Bankers Associa- foreclosures with Montclair’s fig- budget to affect education.” By Andrea Hughes Superintendent of Schools the state to look closely at the tion’s most recent National Delin- ures jumping from 11 in 2007 to 26 Waters’ comments came during of The Item Richard Brodow told The Item number of aids in schools. quency Survey showing that in 2008 and reporting 17 to date the board’s meeting at Deerfield of Millburn and Short Hills Fri- In the coming school year, approximately 12 percent of Amer- this year. School as residents were given For the Millburn Township day that a number of aides who Millburn High School will be ican homeowners with mortgages “I don’t believe that there is any- their first look at how the 2009-10 Public Schools, the 2009-10 currently work full time in short an art supervisor, and cus- were in foreclosure or at least one thing that hasn’t been affected by budget is shaping up. academic year will be one in kindergarten, the library and todians requested to work in the month late with payments at the the economy,” said Karen Bigos, a Waters said the proposed bud- which the only full-time aides elsewhere in the schools will new space added to the middle end of 2008. realtor with Towne Realty Group get will draw on the excess operat- remaining will be special educa- have their positions reduced to and high schools will not be In New Jersey, the rates for of Short Hills. “Short Hills, in any ing surplus, about $3 million, over tion aides. part time without benefits. In hired. unemployment have steadily other decline, was a community a two-year period. Due to a budget responding addition, a number of aides will The art supervisor’s position increased from 6.1 percent in that did not fall as far or as fast as Just over $1 million will provide to the suffering economy, some lose their jobs, he said. occupied by retiree Patricia November to 7. 1 percent in other areas and it tended to recov- teachers with funding to add a new positions will not be filled and Special education aides, who Navarino has been vacant since December and to 7. 3 percent in er better and more quickly than teaching team at the middle responsibilities will be consoli- are hired to fulfill specific stu- October, Brodow said. A lead January. With the rising number of some other areas. But there is no school. dated. dents’ Individualized Education teacher at the elementary school job losses and declining housing question that prices are down.” “There’s a population bulge in A general fund tax levy of Plans (IEPs) will not be affected level and another lead teacher prices, falling between 15-20 per- Despite the decrease in housing the middle school, and we’re com- slightly more than $69 million is by this, the superintendent who will be responsible for both cent in every county for the past prices, the township market is mitted to alleviating it,” Waters expected in the proposed budget explained. the middle and high schools will three and half years, township res- holding steady with 23 properties said. for 2009-10, which was unveiled When asked about the reduc- be the “point people” and coor- idents may be feeling the anxiety of under contract and 107 on multi- However, he cautioned that to the public at Monday night’s tions, Finance Committee mem- dinate exhibitions, according to the recession, but appear to be ple listing, ranging in price from there will be cuts in personnel. Board of Education meeting at bers explained that districts are weathering the storm. “The net head count reduction Deerfield School. receiving a strong directive from SEE BUDGET, PAGE A3 According to the Essex County SEE REAL ESTATE, PAGE A3

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The which was located outside the responded to the residence at 6:57 eight juveniles, ranging in age from eight teens were processed and establishment in a New Jersey p.m. after the homeowner discov- 13 to 15, were found in possession released from the scene, according Transit bus stop designated as a ered her bedroom had been ran- of alcoholic beverages late Satur- to reports. Parents/guardians were “no parking zone.” A towing com- sacked and several items of jewel- 0002547661-01 day night in Taylor Park located at instructed that the matter was to be pany was contacted to impound ry were missing. According to 100 Main Street. passed on to the juvenile detectives the vehicle for the violation. reports, an unknown suspect According to reports, a town- for further investigation. While the officer was awaiting entered the house through an Introducing theSpeer Air ship police officer discovered the Continued investigation of the the arrival of the tow truck, he unlocked door. The homeowner young teens at 11:05 p.m. on situation resulted in four of the observed Jong walking out of the was instructed to compose an Stimulus Package. March 7 during a routine check of juveniles being charged with pos- restaurant and toward the front of itemized list of the stolen jewelry to the park, which is set to close at 10 sessing alcoholic beverages under the SUV. After looking around, he submit to police. p.m. in accordance with a town- the legal age, police said. began to pull his keys out and open ship ordinance. The officer the driver’s side door, police said. 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By Erin Patricia Griffiths were released approximately one appliance outside at the request of Short Hills Avenue required of The Item half-hour after arrival, said fire- the resident. After checking the response from the township fire fighters. area around the appliance, fire- department at 11:10 a.m. on Fast Starters Township firefighters provided On March 7, the department fighters determined there were no March 2. The car had hit a utility mutual aid to Maplewood and responded to a call from a resident other problems and the alarm was pole, deploying the air bag. The Summit Fire Departments when on Taylor Road South reporting reset. motorist was assessed and deter- aSoccer Program for 5-7year olds responding to two separate inci- smoke coming from neighboring An activated fire alarm at a res- mined not to have sustained any dents that occurred in the early Lupine Way. When firefighters idence on White Oak Ridge Road injuries from the accident, said fire- morning hours of March 9. arrived at the property on Lupine led firefighters to discover height- fighters. The responding fire At approximately 1:14 a.m., fire- Way, they observed smoke coming ened levels of carbon monoxide department team secured the vehi- fighters arrived on the scene at from an outdoor barbecue pit. within the home on March 7. cle and requested response from Provides Ridgewood Road in Maplewood According to reports, the resident Township police responded to the JCP&L to assess possible damage to assist with extinguishing a build- was trying to use an outdoor bar- alarm and reset it prior to the fire to the pole. the Best ing fire. becue to cook, but had used the departments arrival on the scene at Once a tow company removed After providing both the use of wrong wood for the pit, causing it approximately 2:49 a.m. After the vehicle and the pole was deter- Preparation engine 52 in the efforts as well as to smoke. Responding fire depart- speaking with the resident, fire- mined to be undamaged, firefight- the response of the fire team, the ment members assisted the resi- fighters determined the alarm was ers left the scene. for Travel Soccer call was closed out at a few min- dent with extinguishing the fire. not activated due to a fire, but In another motor vehicle related utes before 2 a.m., according to Another cooking-related inci- instead was sounding in response incident, firefighters were called to reports. dent at Mohawk Road called to heightened carbon monoxide a parking area on Kennedy Park- Shortly after, the department township firefighters out on March levels, which were found to be way at 9:50 a.m. on March 6 to was dispatched to Ashwood 8 at approximately 6:45 p.m. between two and three PPM respond to reports that a driver StartingApril 4th in Short Hills Avenue in Summit to respond to a According to reports, the alarm throughout the home. was not feeling well. Upon arrival, cooking fire. Upon arrival at 2:32 was activated in response to a light PSE&G was called and the res- the department members adminis- Places Limited a.m., the fire team members were haze of smoke in the home from ident was advised to wait for the tered oxygen to the unidentified assigned to serve as “fast team” by the burning of a pizza in the resi- company’s anticipated arrival in driver until a member of the First Summit Fire Department com- dent’s microwave oven. Respond- one to two hours, according to Aid Squad arrive and a first aid mand. After assisting with picking ing firefighters opened the win- reports. crew transported the individual to up lines, the department members dows in the home and moved the A motor vehicle accident on the hospital.

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By Andrea Hughes based on fact. Callas, who felt her of The Item voice was starting to fail, went into Before most of the night’s the- an early retirement and taught Cabinetmaker /Carpenter atergoers swarmed into the Paper master classes at the Juilliard Mill Playhouse on the second School for a year. The classes were evening of “Master Class,” a small eventually taught in front of the Distinct Style and Craftmanship group headed to the mezzanine to public. “Master Class” was inspired join in a discussion about the play. by playwright Terrence McNally’s The group started as a handful, notes after viewing one of the but a veteran Paper Mill subscriber classes. was confident more would trickle Callas, whose affair with Aristo- into the red plush seats as the talk, tle Onassis was a favorite topic of led by Artistic Director Mark S. tabloids in the 1960s and 70s, died Hoebee, went on. by age 53. “They say she died of a “They always do,” she said. And broken heart,” Hoebee said. they did; the group grew to about The artistic director said the play 12 before the session was done. is small but demanding. Director The theater holds a free Con- Wendy C. Goldberg is staying in a versation Series on Thursdays for house on Brookside Drive owned each of the season’s plays. They by the Paper Mill and working late start at 6:30 p.m., an hour before hours. The house has “cable and the 7:30 performance, with mem- home and all the comforts of bers of the artistic and education home,” he said, and is where Lynn •Experienced •Exceptional Service departments giving the public Redgrave stayed during “The some background on the produc- Importance of Being Earnest.” •Personalized Attention tion. Hoebee told the public that the STAFF PHOTO BY ANDREA HUGHES •Environmental Friendly Builder Actors might be rehearsing dur- show requires a musical director as Mark S. Hoebee, artistic director at Paper Mill Playhouse, talks Excellence in: ing the talks, or perhaps the stage well as a language coach to ensure •Custom Kitchens •Baths •Libraries •Home Offices décor is being put into place, Walsh feels comfortable breaking to theater buffs about “Master Class” at a recent Conversa- explained a few faithful who keep into French, Italian and tion Series held in the mezzanine before an evening perfor- •Media Centers •Historical Restorations mance. their Thursday nights open to German. 0002546605-01 •Moulding Reproductions •Cabinetry attend them. Although the play is not techni- Fully Insured For the first “Master Class” dis- cally a musical, the audience can & 973-759-8750 50 Ridge Avenue cussion, the set was already up, expect some opera singing to inter- said Hoebee. Residents can attend Conversa- Licensed Local Showroom Bloomfield, NJ and Hoebee gestured to the intri- rupt the “class.” “It bridges the gap Although he said he was wor- tion Series events at 6:30 tonight or cate red-tinged walls that are between a musical and a play,” said ried about possible scheduling con- on subsequent Thursdays March meant to move the eye inward to Hoebee. flicts at first, the staff was able to 12, 19, 26 and April 2. SupremeConcerts.com presents: a central point – opera diva Maria The director chose Alexander brainstorm for two sets at once “Sometimes it’s better than the Callas, who is portrayed by Bar- Dodge, who worked on sets for with Dodge. show, and it makes the show bet- An Evening with bara Walsh. “The Importance of Being As the crowd shuffled out – ter,” an area resident said. “We can In the play, Callas teaches a Earnest,” to do the sets for “Master some to hunt down their seats for ask anything we want.” RobertKlein mythic master class in front of the Class.” the upcoming performance – a Broadway, TV,Film&ComedyStar audience, Hoebee said. “We had a connection with number said they were glad they For a review of “Master Class,” He explained the play is partly Alexander. He knew the space,” came. see A6. Friday•March 27 •8pm

BALDANI examination, Toscano challenged requested copies of the hearing court when he wrote that Baldani ONE SOPAC WAY, the captain’s assertion that he had transcript in early October 2008 has never filed a notice of tort SOUTH ORANGE,NJ07079 FROM PAGE A1 diligently investigated Baldani’s and received both compact discs claim with the township. He pro- Tickets: www.sopacnow.org or 973-313-ARTS (2787) claims. and a written transcript of the vided The Item with a copy of Bal- testify Baldani threatened him The township filed a prelimi- hearing on Oct. 23, 2008. dani’s March 2007 Notice of with expulsion from the PBA, nary notice of disciplinary action That any decision is now being Claim against the township, Tutoring,Setup,Wireless,iPods & Anything foryou & your Mac! whose members would no longer against Baldani and Baldani filed made using these transcripts is stamped as received by Gordon’s Call David Dantowitz support him in his duties. an unfair labor practice against the wrong, Toscano said, because the office at Town Hall. 973-376-0122 Baldani, for his part, admitted township. “chain of custody” of the internal Baldani said he attempted to file www.MillburnMac.com he yelled at Burns, but added he Toscano maintained that Gor- affairs material has been broken. a complaint against Gordon for was unaware Burns had orders to don was required to render a ver- In the attorney’s office Tuesday, improper conduct at police head- Apple Macintosh Consulting since1989 report outside the regular chain of dict within 30 days of the hearing. Baldani said he received the deci- quarters Saturday. Locatedabove Starbucks in Millburn command directly to Weber. However, in his decision, which sion by certified mail Friday. He According to Baldani, the offi- MillburnTownship Residentsince1994 Apple Certified Help Desk Specialist When he and Weber spoke of the is dated Feb. 27, 2009 and was said neither his attorney nor Mill- cer in charge, after conferring with incident several days later, Baldani received by Baldani at his home burn Police Chief David Barber the Essex County Prosecutor’s Larry Ross ©2006 said Weber threatened him if he Friday, Gordon states, “Although received a copy of the decision. Office, told Baldani he couldn’t file Are youbacking up your family's pursued PBA sanctions against the hearing was held March 31, Gordon later told The Item he a police report. photos,music,and documents? Burns. 2006, the delay in this decision believed a copy of the decision had “If he wants to file a complaint,” Baldani also testified he had was due to the fact that the town- been sent to Toscano by an attor- Toscano said, “they have to take a seen Burns install illegal software ship misplaced the hearing tapes. ney for the municipality’s insur- complaint. They wouldn’t even Certified Member of the on police computers and sell bicy- These were only recently discov- ance provider. take a police report in support of a Apple Consultants Network cles and parts over the computer. ered by the township.” “The only person who has to complaint.” Weber said Burns had installed To counter that assertion, receive it is Gino,” Gordon said. “In 15 years on the force,” Bal- temporary software under his Toscano provided The Item with a Toscano also said Gordon lied dani said, “I’ve never seen anyone orders. However, during cross- receipt that shows Baldani in an affidavit to the federal district turned away.” ©2007 Ross Larry BUDGET made a good case for additional internship placements into guid- staff reduction will be seen at the staff. ance is a delicate situation, as seek- elementary school level. Nine Highest Prices Paid!! FROM PAGE A1 Director of Buildings and ing placements is a “big-time com- teachers to complete two teaching Grounds John Van Teeckelen- mitment” and the right fit must be teams for the seventh and eighth Principal William Miron. Along burgh, for instance, had requested found for students so they are suc- grade will be hired to address large with the vice principal, he said he an additional custodian for each of cessful in their placements. class sizes, they added. The tenth GOLD EVENT! will pick up observation duties for the two new additions to the mid- A Program Committee report teacher is already working at the the art department. dle and high schools. stated there has been discussion middle school. The Finance Com- “Obviously we would prefer to The budget will not support about consolidating the MHS mittee members spoke of a zero- Sell Your Jewelry,Gold, Platinum or Silver have a full-time supervisor, but these requests, Zeglarski said, but Internship Program into the main base approach used in formulating with the economy the way it is we Van Teeckelenburgh is devising a functions of the guidance depart- the budget. In Any Condition can’t do that,” said the superinten- plan to maintain the facilities with- ment. Brodow said a decision is “In other words, we start from dent. He expressed confidence out additional personnel. yet to come about issues pertain- scratch,” Waters explained. SUPER COUPON that the teachers will rise to the Another case for consolidation ing to the summer internship pro- In response to a suffering econ- challenge. may be the integration of Millburn gram. omy, said Zeglarski, no more is % Finance Committee Chairman High School’s internship program The superintendent said other planned to be spent on supplies ADD 15 Jeffrey Waters explained that if with the main functions of the opportunities for consolidation than was budgeted for the 2007-08 there is natural attrition within the guidance department. within the district are being looked school year. 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There are and partner Daniel Cannizzo cau- Other Locations: West Orange, Union, Clifton Item that Bigos attributes to the contin- some really good deals to be had,” tion residents to not overextending FROM PAGE A1 uing stability of the township’s real said Bigos. themselves. “What we recommend estate. “We are seeing a tremen- Some sellers have taken to offer- sellers do is talk to their financial ACCOUNTING We are afull-service $199,000 to $4.3 million. dous number of houses sell in this ing bonuses, tax incentives, realtor advisors and get a clear picture of Bookkeeping “QuickBooks”/Accounting “There are so many reasons that area,” she said. “There are still peo- incentives, and even one home- what their income is. They really accounting, taxand Financial Statement Preparation people want to buy,” said Bigos. ple who want to commute to the owner is offering a “swap op” in need to do an income/lifestyle financial service firm Quarterly Payroll and Sales TaxPreparation “Prices have leveled off and are city, still want to enjoy a good which if the sale of the property evaluation,” said Bigos. committed to IRS &NJAudit Representation much more affordable now than school system.” to a perspective buyer would Bigos and Cannizzo feel that for providing our clients they were years ago. It is really For those that are in a position be contingent upon the sale of many, however, despite the Income TaxPreparation for Individuals, thehighest levelof about how long people are plan- to buy, the current state of the mar- that individual’s property, the increasingly desperate economic Businesses, Estates &Trusts professional service. ning to be in the house,” said Bigos. ket is in their favor, with many sell- option to switch homes would be times the country finds itself in Business Startups We offerthe same “Long term, real estate has gener- ers looking to accommodate available. presently, the desire to work, own Business Purchase &Sale Assistance attention to detail ally been a good investment.” prospective buyers to make the Although optimism and positive property, and support a family is SBALoan Applications whether it is It isn’t just the affordability with- sale. “Interest rates are low and figures are represented in the cur- at the heart of what so many MortgageApplications preparing abasic in the housing market or depend- there are lots of sellers who need to rent market in the township, Bigos Americans hope for. Manyofour clients aremulti state filers individual taxreturn Call forafee range to full-service All appointments withaCPA corporate accounting. BOE 7 percent and employee benefits begin at 7:45 p.m. at the Education candidates and will be ready to rec- will rise almost 10 percent from the Center. ommend one to the board. FROM PAGE A1 budget for the current school year. In other board business Monday Landau also responded to the Tax implications for residents were night, Program Committee Chair- author of a letter published in The Answering concerns of a differ- not part of the meeting’s budget woman Janet Landau reported that Item of Millburn and Short Hills ent kind, Waters made the point presentation. However, the board a search committee is expected by who questioned the heavy home- AnthonyT.Torrioni, CPA that construction at the secondary will hold a special meeting Mon- March 23 to narrow down the work load some children are Certified Public Accountant Since 1973 schools is nearly complete. There day to present the full budget. The more than 30 applicants for the assigned. “It was a constructive let- are no projects that are being budget also will be a topic at the open position of assistant superin- ter,” she said. The amount of home- 45 Bloomfield Avenue, Caldwell, NJ 07006 affected by the budget cuts and the regular board meeting scheduled tendent for curriculum and instruc- work is an ongoing issue of con- Call us todayat973-228-5511 budget does not jeopardize main- for Monday, March 23. tion to seven candidates. The cern to the board, she added. tenance of the buildings. A public hearing on the budget board hopes that by March 31, “It’s the kind of thing we take seri- Despite the cutbacks, teacher will be held Tuesday, March 31. Landau said, Brodow will have ously and will be looked into,” salaries are budgeted to rise almost All of the above meetings will pared that number down to two Landau said. Full Service Business &Personal Accounting ‘Our community seems to be pushing all students to the most extreme level, rewarding Page XXA4 a small minority of overachievers to the TheIe ItemtemofMof Millburnillburn and and Shor ShorttH Hillsills March 12, 2009 detriment of the rest.’ www.TheItemOnline.com David Danto Opinion Reeve Circle What was the big holdup?

Back in March 2006 when we sat in on a public disciplinary hearing for Millburn Police Officer Gino Baldani, we described the affair to watching cousins squabble at a family gathering. Today, we look at it in a different light. Because it has taken three years for the township’s business administrator, Timothy Gordon, to render a verdict in the case, the stakes are considerably higher and it is no longer a family feud, but a potential liability to the municipality. Baldani, who is accused of improper conduct because he reportedly threatened another officer during an in-house investigation, waited a year and a half for a verdict before filing a lawsuit against the township for $750,000. The delay in rendering a verdict, according to Baldani’s attorney, denied the officer a chance at promotion as well causing damage to his reputation. When asked over the years what was the delay in making a decision, the business administrator often cautioned that we weren’t familiar with the procedures that have to be followed. Well, we do have an idea of what is reasonable. And send- ing Baldani a decision three years later is not. Now we are told a verdict was delayed because the tapes of the hearing were misplaced and were recently found. That’s negligence. Where were they? Who had them all this time? What’s more, Baldani apparently applied for a copy of the transcript of his hearing this past October and received not only the written record, but audio records of his hearing as well. Even if the municipality found them in October, why did it take until the end of February for a decision to be written? We have mixed feelings about the whole affair and whether Baldani was in the right or in the wrong with his actions. Letters to the Editor Nonetheless, his treatment by the municipal government M-MAC urging and good, clean fun, we also hold with more challenging opportuni- 25 years of planning experience in since his hearing has been shabby and smacks of personal monthly meetings during the ties. Our community seems to be an opinion piece castigating a for- retaliation. parental school year to provide education- pushing all students to the most mer Township Committee member al opportunities and dialogue for extreme level, on the surface for questioning redevelopment’s involvement parents. rewarding a small minority of over- benefits. Baer has a right to his Our next meeting will be held achievers to the detriment of the opinions and advocacy, but do we Editor, The Item: on Tuesday at noon at the Mill- rest. However, I do agree with the need someone so partisan to run Community Events Heightened township aware- burn Free Public Library. The fea- point that this overachievement what is supposed to be a fully open MONDAY, MARCH 16 meeting. Education Center. ness regarding teen alcohol and tured speaker will be Pam Fisch- deprives even these few with the and objective look at downtown 7 p.m. Zoning Board of drug use in addition to conversa- er, director of the state Division of growth as a person they should be improvement options? Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, MAY 4 tions regarding recent events has Highway Traffic Safety, who will experiencing. The emperor truly Ditto for the inclusion of the 7 p.m. Zoning Board of brought the mission and goals of speak about teen driving, risks has no clothes here. Chamber of Commerce and the TUESDAY, MARCH 17 Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. M-MAC, the Millburn Municipal associated with lowering the Over the years I have advocated DMDA. At one Township Com- 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Environmental Alliance Committee, to the fore- drinking age and the impact on in my household the minority view mittee I attended I heard the head meeting. Town Hall. Commission meeting. Town Hall. front. teen safety. We welcome your that “homework stops at 8 p.m.” of the Chamber express the cham- M-MAC is a community-based involvement and hope we can Anything that requires more time ber’s support for redevelopment, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 TUESDAY, MAY 5 organization comprised of par- work together. than that should be covered in and the DMDA even came up 7:30 p.m. Planning Board 8 p.m. Township Committee ents, teachers, school administra- For more information, visit the school. It is an argument I always with their own proposed redevel- meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. tors and representatives from the M-MAC Web site at 5 or e-mail lose – as we do not want to upset opment plans which they present- Millburn Police Department, us at [email protected]. the educational professionals and ed to Township Committee mem- MONDAY, MARCH 23 WEDNESDAY, MAY 6 township government and com- The discussion about the have our children appear less moti- bers. Wouldn’t it be better, if you 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 7:30 p.m. Planning Board munity service groups with the harmful effects and consequences vated than the rest. What a relief it truly wanted a “bottom up” meeting. Education Center. meeting. Town Hall. mission to be raise awareness and of underage drinking and drug would be to find out that our process, to let the residents make 8 p.m. Board of Recreation stress the risks of underage drink- use cannot stop at the school whole community is struggling the findings, then give these orga- TUESDAY, MARCH 31 Commissioners meeting. Gero ing and drug use. Through parent door. Talk with your child about with these same demands on our nizations the opportunity to com- 8 p.m. Township Committee Park Recreation Building. and student education programs alcohol and drugs. A clear and youth and that we start a drive to ment on them and express any meeting. Town Hall. that we fund, such as SafeHomes, consistent message at school and “take back the evenings and week- concerns instead? THURSDAY, MAY 7 15 Minute Child-Break, Red Rib- at home that underage usage is ends.” Perhaps your publication I am not against development in WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 7:30 p.m. Historic bon Week, PEER leaders in the dangerous and unacceptable will could coordinate a poll? every form and do believe com- 7:30 p.m. Planning Board Preservation Commission middle and high schools, the clearly reinforce a child’s ability mercial property owners should be meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. High School Human Relations to make healthy decisions. Let’s David Danto able to benefit from the properties 8 p.m. Board of Recreation Forum and DARE, we focus on all play a role in the solution. 13 Reeve Circle they own just like residential prop- Commissioners meeting. Gero MONDAY, MAY 18 prevention education and provide Let’s help our smart kids stop erty owners. But after all the time Park Recreation Building. 7 p.m. Zoning Board of information and tools for students making dumb decisions. and money wasted on redevelop- Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. and parents alike. A place on ment over the past several years I THURSDAY, APRIL 2 Creating a solution begins with Gail H. Barry would appreciate it if those in the 7:30 p.m. Historic TUESDAY, MAY 19 acknowledging that a problem M-MAC Coordinator and the the committee? township who want redevelop- Preservation Commission 8 p.m. Township Committee exists. Dialogue and collabora- ment try to bring it in through the meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. tions with key township leaders M-MAC Executive Board No thanks! front door, rather than through, and school officials have begun. Members 2008-09 again, in my opinion, the back MONDAY, APRIL 13 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 Now it is up to us as parents to Editor, The Item: door of “revitalization” committees 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 7:30 p.m. Planning Board make efforts to provide appropri- I always read the editorials in or perhaps, re-zoning. meeting. Millburn High School. meeting. Town Hall. ate supervision and direction for The Item with great interest, but I By front door, I mean the demo- 7:30 p.m. Environmental teens as they seek increased inde- Put down the feel the most recent, suggesting res- cratic process of having a referen- Commission meeting. Town Hall. MONDAY, JUNE 1 pendence from us. Parents need homework, take idents join the proposed down- dum on whether residents want 7:30 p.m. Environmental to parent and set rules and expec- town “revitalization” committees, redevelopment or not. This makes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 Commission meeting. Cora tations for teens, and conse- back the evening to be somewhat off the mark. Let a lot more sense than squandering 7:30 p.m. Planning Board Hartshorn Arboretum. quences need to be apparent, me explain why. residents’ time in trench combat meeting. Town Hall. consistent and reinforced. Editor, The Item: As a resident who is already over redevelopment in “revitaliza- TUESDAY, JUNE 2 We agree with Superintendent I read with interest the Gina exhausted from attending numer- tion” committees. MONDAY, APRIL 20 7:30 p.m. Township of Schools Richard Brodow and Milano’s letter published in last ous Township Committee and Or squandering more resident 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Committee meeting. Town Hall. Millburn High School Principal week’s edition of The Item regard- Planning Board meetings on the monies on planners and the like, Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. Primary election. William Miron in their letter to ing the homework given in the debacle that was the redevelop- especially when people in the editor in the March 5 edition Middle and High School. My mid- ment plan, sending in a letter to be our community are losing their TUESDAY, APRIL 21 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 of The Item, “Enough is Enough.” dle school children are doing work considered, possibly, for a spot on jobs or encountering economic 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Planning Board There is nothing more important I did not receive until my first year one of the revitalization commit- hardship. meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. than the safety of our children. in college. They spend hours on tees is as welcoming an opportuni- Perhaps the new majority on the 8 p.m. Board of Recreation M-MAC strives to help our chil- weeknights and over the weekends ty as getting a root canal. Township Committee will muster MONDAY, APRIL 27 Commissioners meeting. Gero dren understand the risks associ- trying to complete these over- That is because of, in my the political will to do so. If not, I 7:45 p.m. Board of Education Park Recreation Building. ated with alcohol and drug use achieving assignments to the detri- opinion, the high level of sadly see just more of the con- and provide them with alternative ment of the family unit, sleep, com- redevelopment partisanship that tentiousness that the editor, by urg- activities and the confidence and munity service, social growth and seems already built in to the ing residents to participate in “revi- support they need to make smart many other things. process. talization” committees, wants the choices. While M-MAC funds During my school experience Township Committeeman Dan community to avoid. support many programs in our the classes were taught to a medi- Baer has been a tireless advocate schools and community, which an level. Those with difficulties and proponent of downtown rede- Jeffrey Muska highlight drug awareness and were offered help to catch-up, velopment in his time on the Com- 59 Locust Avenue offer our children refusal skills those who excelled were presented mittee, going so far as to assert his

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Check out The Item’s weekly poll and let us know what you’re thinking HIDDEN HISTORY Township residents are doing choices made by other visitors. downtown, and 16 percent their best to weather harsh Results will be printed as well wanted to see a fish market economic times. in next week’s edition of The open. Twelve percent of voters What steps are you taking to Item of Millburn and Short Hills favored equally the prospect of cut costs and stay afloat during along with a new question for a specialty restaurant, such as the recession? the week. a vegetarian or vegan Visit theitemonline.com and In last week’s poll, visitors restaurant, or a coffee house click on “Weekly Poll” at the were asked to tell us what new with live entertainment. A top of the Home page. We’re stores or establishments they pharmacy and a news stand interested in hearing what you would like to see downtown. each garnered 8 percent of think. By press time yesterday, 36 voters. Another 8 percent cast You will be able to see how percent of voters said they votes for “other,” but no one your answer stacks up against would like to see a bookstore voted for a toy store.

ENVIRONMENT Make stimulus ‘sustainable’

By Michele S. Byers transportation: Big price tags often set out by New Jersey Future can Executive Director squash work on expanded public be distilled to one core value: New Jersey Conservation transportation options. But state- Spend the money to provide the Foundation of-the-art public transportation is best return for the future. In oth- essential for this crowded state er words, “spend it sustainably!” Since the passage of the federal we’re in. Better public transporta- For example, investment in energy economic stimulus bill, focus has tion is critical to curing our addic- efficiency lowers costs far into the shifted from arguing about its mer- tion to oil and reducing air pollu- future, making sure taxpayers get a its and flaws to figuring out how tion. Plus, an expanded, safer bicy- continuing return. much money each state will get! cle and pedestrian path system will This is a principle individual tax- New Jersey stands to gain a great make these greener transportation payers can use too. The stimulus deal, but just how those funds are options more attractive. package renews and expands tax used will determine how “green” ■ Promote redevelopment: This incentives for energy conservation. our state’s gains really are. is “fix-it-first” for land. Among all For example, the maximum feder- To promote the stimulus pack- the states, New Jersey has the high- al tax incentive you can get for age, the Obama Administration est percentage of developed land. installing energy efficient windows, pushed for “shovel-ready” projects Stimulus dollars should be used to insulation and appliances has to create jobs in the short term. redevelop areas that already have increased from $500 to $1,500. “Shovel-ready” is normally not a roads, sewers, etc., rather than con- And the $2,000 cap on the deduc- happy term for conservationists! tinuing our sprawl patterns into tion for solar systems has been So when fast-tracked infrastructure farms and fields. removed, allowing taxpayers to projects are proposed, it’s time to Some of the stimulus package is deduct a full 30 percent of the cost. pay attention. more “traditional” green. For These kinds of energy efficiency Transportation can offer a big example, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife upgrades provide home and busi- opportunity. Although New Jer- Service will receive $280 million ness owners with long-term sav- sey’s recent transportation priori- for habitat restoration and other ings. ties have been less damaging to the activities on public lands. The Nat- The final “green” tally will take environment than in the past, pro- ural Resources Conservation Ser- some time to develop, but one posed new roads and widening vice will get $290 million for thing is clear. All of us – from Gov. projects may increase dramatically watershed infrastructure improve- Corzine to the average citizen – as a result of the stimulus funds. ments, including preserving and have a voice and a say in how the Here are three recommendations restoring floodplains. And the U.S. funds are spent. 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REVIEW Suffering, humiliated artist cuts across all cultural lines

ending in a squawk (the play takes By Jim Beckerman place in 1971, when Callas was Special to The Item having vocal troubles). But as Callas herself notes, Maria Callas, the opera legend singing is only a small part turned teacher of “Master Class,” of a diva’s equipment. And the doesn’t ask much of her proof of the pudding is the play: students. Despite some well-sung Puccini Merely that they bare their and Verdi arias by the three soul, rip the audience’s hearts students played by Worsham, and their own nerves to shreds, Sarah Uriarte Berry and Mike summon the courage of Hercules, McGowan, and well-executed sound the depths of the drama by piano accompanist Andrew back to Shakespeare and the Gerle, it is the non-singing ancient Greeks, embody Callas, played with brittle com- absolute truth and absolute beauty, mand by Barbara Walsh, who rules channel all the great singers who the stage. have come before while still Walsh has this character down: remaining uniquely themselves, the brusque, purposeful move- and enunciate. ments, the barbed remarks uttered After all, she could do it. through smiling, clenched teeth, the The humor in Terrence McNal- little “Ehs?” that are like whip- ly’s lively 1995 play, now in a first- cracks. She is absurd and magnetic, rate revival at Paper Mill Play- compelling and off-putting. And house, is in the contrast between when she dreams of the past, and this F-5 tornado of a woman and set designer Alexander Dodge’s the bland, ordinary students in her handsome wood-paneled recital class. hall is transformed into La Scala on They just want to sing better. opening night, she is a bit magnifi- One sign that director Wendy C. cent as well. Goldberg has done her job well is The cult of the artist, which that the production draws the audi- “Master Class” both celebrates and ence in, rather than coming out sends up, is central to McNally’s after them. It demands, as Callas (“Love! Valour! Compassion!”) demands of her students, that we comedy-drama. lean in and pay close attention to Artists, as we know, are sup- the goings-on at a Juilliard recital posed to be tempestuous people hall, where the prickly retired diva leading dramatic lives. They are is teaching one of also supposed to suffer - if not by her classes to a clutch of terrified playing the violin on snowy street tyros. corners to indifferent passers-by, In one exceptional moment, we then at least to suffer rejection, the are simply invited to watch the more brutal the better. PHOTO COURTESY OF GERRY GOODSTEIN changing expressions on student Callas, who (we learn in flash- Actress Barbara Walsh sings a brief operatic passage as the character of Maria Callas in ‘Master Class’ at the Paper Mill Playhouse. Lauren Worsham’s face, as she back monologues) was browbeaten begins to register - under Callas’ by her men, brutalized by managers direction - the rapid shifts of emo- and called fat and ugly, has no hes- ticularly flagrant in the case of intensity its due - while also making want to make the world dangerous person’s response to a crazy tion in a Verdi aria. It’s a small act- itation in abusing her students. Callas, whose legions of worship- it just a little ridiculous. for everyone just because it was for woman? Take your pick - the play ing tour de force. “You think you’re all so special,” pers adore her precisely for her We see three of Callas’ students you.” leaves both possibilities open. A neat irony of McNally’s play is she tells them. “You’re a dime a over-the-top passion, her soap- in the play, and we see them all, to Mediocrity back-talking to That’s one reason it’s a memo- that the master craftsman is the dozen.” opera life and the sense that she varying degrees, blossom under her genius? Or a sensible, humane rable evening. only one who does not sing. We The mystique of the suffering, destroyed herself every night hard tutelage. hear some old Callas recordings as humiliated artist cuts across all cul- onstage. But the most talented of them background, but her only onstage ture lines (think of all those “Amer- What makes “Master Class” also rejects her in no uncertain singing is one brief operatic passage ican Idol” contestants). But it’s par- effective is that it gives this kind of terms: “I hate people like you. You CROSSWORD by David Levinson Wilk Master class OLETA ADAMS 1234 567 8910 11 12 13 A play by Terrence McNally, directed by Wendy C. Goldberg, FRI | MAR 20 | 8PM 14 15 16 runs through April 15 at the Paper Since the success of 17 18 Mill Playhouse, 22 Brookside her hit single “Get Here,” Drive. Oleta Adams has 19 20 inspired agrowing The cast includes Barbara Walsh, legion of fans while 0809 21 22 23 24 Sarah Uriarte Berry, Andrew Gerle, crossing effortlessly Mike McGowan and Lauren into the realms 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 of soul,gospel, R&B, +don’t miss! Worsham. 33 34 and pop music. 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Auditions to be Library film series offers ‘Angela’s Ashes’ held March 16, 17 The Friends of the Millburn Free March 17: Angela’s Ashes Shakespeare gala March 28 Public Library have chosen an Summit Playhouse will hold eclectic mix of classics, foreign March 31: Glory The Shakespeare Theatre of show featuring stage, screen and including tickets and a back stage auditions for “Dreamers” revue films and new releases for their New Jersey will hold its annual television luminaries, including tour of Broadway’s hit musicals on Monday, March 16 and 2008-09 film series. Movies will be April 7: Monty Python and the fundraiser gala Saturday, March Tony Award and Emmy Award “Billy Elliot” and “Phantom of the Tuesday, March 17 by appoint- shown at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays in the Holy Grail 28,at the at The Hilton Short Hills. winner Blythe Danner, Broadway Opera,” a 42-inch Sharp LCD tele- ment. library’s auditorium. The annual event kicks off the veterans Kate Baldwin, Robert vision, private horse-riding lessons, Director Lindsay Maron will The presentations and refresh- April 21: Bill Cosby by Himself theatre’s season and is its largest Cuccioli and Laila Robins, Tamara a stay at The Hilton Short Hills, a audition children and teenagers ments are free. fundraiser of the year. Tunie from NBC’s series “Law and Somerset Hills Golf Package, a ages 5 through 16 who are strong For more information, call the May 5: My Left Foot “We are thrilled to return to The Order: SVU,”Peri Gilpin from the three-day membership to Vulcan singers. library at 973-376-1006 and ask for Hilton Shorts Hills for this daz- hit series “Frasier,” jazz vocalist Motor Club and other unique and For additional information the reference desk. May 19: Crash zling event,” said Artistic Director Gregory Generet and others. unusual clothing, jewelry, getaways or to sign up for an audition, The following is the list of films Bonnie J. Monte. “The Hilton Proceeds benefit The Shake- and sports and theatrical memora- visit their website at www for the rest of 2009: allows us to change from the nor- speare Theatre’s productions as bilia items. .summitplayhouse.org. mal dinner format and instead well as numerous education pro- Gala tickets range from $300 to offer fabulous dishes from carving grams that serve more than $1,000 per person and there are and sauté stations, sumptuous 100,000 adults, students, teachers, numerous sponsorship opportuni- Contest open to Series explores Jewish literature, culture passed hors d’oeuvres and cock- and young artists annually. ties available. tails while gala attendees mingle The evening begins at 6:30 p.m. A portion of each ticket is tax- middle and high The Millburn Free Public mented with words and pictures to with guests and artists, and shop with hors d’oeuvres, and dishes deductible to the fullest extent pro- Library will present the first in a tell stories of childhood, war and the silent auction that promises from a variety of carving and sauté vided by law. For more informa- school students five-part series exploring Jewish lit- desire. scores of unique offerings.” stations. While mingling, wining tion or reservations, call 973-408- erature and culture through the The schedule is as follows: As the evening ends with desert, and dining, guests may bid on a 3164 or visit www.Shake- The State Department of discussion of contemporary and March 17 – “Maus” by Art patrons will be treated to a cabaret variety of silent auction offerings speareNJ.org. Human Services’ Division of Fam- graphic novels at 7 p.m. on Tues- Spiegelman ily Development has announced day, March 17. The program was March 31 – “Our Cancer Year” its 14 th annual Teen Media Con- due to begin on March 3, but was by Harvey Pekar and Joyce Brabn- DANCE test. unavoidably delayed. er The statewide contest is open to Presentations and discussions April 7 – “The Golem’s Mighty all New Jersey middle and high will be led by Edward Shannon, a Swing” by James Sturm Placement auditions to be held Sunday school students. This year’s theme professor of literature at Ramapo April 21 –“The Rabbi’s Cat” by is: “Depict how your parent(s) is a College of New Jersey, and held in Joann Sfar New Jersey School of Ballet will beginning July 13 and ending Saturday, August 22. champion or hero to you.” Student the auditorium on the second floor Copies of the books are avail- hold placement auditions for its August 21. A variety of classes are Student incentives and financial hand-drawn submissions should of the library. able at the library’s circulation six-week summer intensive pro- available including ballet, jazz, assistance are available for quali- illustrate a parent’s inspiring The series will focus on works desk. To register, or for more infor- gram on Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. pointe, variations, character, part- fied students. actions that a child wants to emu- by five Jewish artists who experi- mation, call 973-921-2197. xxxx Students wishing to audition nering, tap, ballroom and musical For more information and to late. Examples include a commit- are urged to pre-register as soon as theatre. schedule a placement audition for ment to community service, help- possible by calling 973-597-9600. The Intensive Program is for the the summer intensive program, call ing with homework or simply stay- Local poet to give interactive reading Summer intensive classes are very serious student who is con- 973-597-9600. ing by their side when they are sick. held at New Jersey School of Bal- sidering a career in dance. Stu- For more information about All entries must be postmarked Local poet Judith Natelli McLaughlin, who lives in the let’s Livingston and Somerville stu- dents will demonstrate their New Jersey School of Ballet, please no later than Friday, April 3. Staff McLaughlin will give an interactive township with her husband dios from Monday through Friday achievements in performance on visit www.njschoolofballet.com. from the Division of Family Devel- poetry reading on Saturday, March and three daughters, has had opment and its Office of Child 21. children’s poetry published in sev- Support Services will judge the The reading will be held at 11 eral anthologies, including “Peter contest. a.m. at Watchung Booksellers, Peter Pizza Eater,” “Rolling in the Theater Timetable Winners will receive savings located at 54 Fairfield St., Mont- Aisles” and “I Hope I Don’t bonds and certificates of achieve- clair. Strike Out.” CLEARVIEW’S 9:30 Sat: 1:20, 4:05, 7:35, 9:30 Sun: 1:20, 4:05, Fri: 5:15, 7:15, 9:15 Sat: 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:15 Sun: ment during a spring awards cere- McLaughlin will read poetry To learn more about the poet, MILLBURN CINEMA 7:35 Mon-Thurs: 7:55 1:15, 4:15, 7:15 Mon-Thurs: 7:40 mony. Winning submissions, from her picture book, “Poems on visit her Web site at www.judith- The Reader (R) Today: 7:50 Fri: 7:20, 9:40 Sat: Hotel for Dogs (PG) Fri: 5:10 Sat, Sun: 1, 2:55 Milk (R) Today: 4:15, 7 along with additional student Fruits and Odes To Veggies,” her natellimclaughlin.com. 4:45, 7:20, 9:40 Sun: 4:45, 7:20 Mon-Thurs: Coraline entries, will be featured in the first solo poetry collection. Atten- For more information on the (PG) Today: 5, 7:15 7:50 Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience annual child support calendar dis- dees can meet the author and pur- event, call Watchung Booksellers The Class (R) Fri: 5, 7:30, 9:50 Sat: 1:30, 4:10, NOTE: Movie times are subject to unexpect- tributed to all middle and high chase signed copies of the book. at 973-744-7177. (G) Today: 4, 6, 8 7:30, 9:50 Sun: 1:30, 4:10, 7:30 Mon-Thurs: 7:45 ed changes. The Wrestler (R) Today: 4:30, 7:30 schools in the state. Watchmen (R) Today: 7 Fri: 6:45, 9:45 Sat: CALL ON DAY OF SHOW TO To register your school, or for MAPLEWOOD THEATER 1:55, 6:45, 9:45 Sun: 1:55, 6:45 Mon-Thurs: 7 Confessions of a Shopaholic (PG)Today: 7:30 CONFIRM TIMES. more information on this contest, Arts and entertainment news for publication can be submitted to Slumdog Millionaire (R) Fri: 4:55, 7:40, 9:55 contact Laura Febbi at 973-286- Andrea Hughes, reporter, via e-mail at [email protected] or by Sat: 1:45, 4:30, 7:40, 9:55 Sun: 1:45, 4:30, 7:40 8282 or send an e-mail to laura calling 973-921-6454 or by writing The Item of Millburn and Short Hills, Mon-Thurs: 8 [email protected]. Teachers Two Lovers (R) Today: 7:55 Fri: 5:05, 7:35, can also register online at www. 343 Millburn Avenue, Suite 100, Millburn, NJ 07041. NJTeenMedia.org. Summer Sports Institute For more information about child support services, call 1-877- at Newark Academy 655-4371 or visit the Web site at www.njchildsupport.org. 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The 17 th annual Millburn Clas- “DJ Stickshift Eddie” will play Informal judging will take place sic Car Show, sponsored by the music throughout the day, and free and more than 50 trophies will be Downtown Millburn Develop- drawings for valuable prizes can be awarded. ment Alliance, will be held on Sun- entered at the DMDA table. The DMDA is looking for qual- day, May 17, from noon to 4 p.m. Registration is $12 per car for ified judges and volunteers to help The rain date is Sunday, May 31. advance registration and $15 on on the day of the event. Those The show invites car owners to the day of the show. Early registra- interested in volunteering or wish- display their cars along Millburn tion is recommended and com- ing to obtain a registration form CoreMind &Body is aPilates and Fitness Studio Avenue, which will be closed to memorative dash plaques will be can call the DMDAoffice at 973- traffic from Spring Street to Main given to the first 100 cars regis- 379-2341 or via e-mail at We arelocated 5minutes from Millburn/Short Hills and Street. tered. [email protected]. South Orange, in the heart of Maplewood Village

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Source: Barron’s “America’sTop Advisors: State-by-State,”February9,2009. Barron’s is atrademark of DowJones &Company, Inc. All rights reserved. The rankings reflect each advisor’sassets under management, the advisors’ share of revenue and profits generated, and quality of service. Assets managed for institutions are not counted toward the score. Merrill Lynch, Pierce,Fenner&Smith Incorporated is aregisteredbroker-dealer andawhollyowned subsidiaryofBank of AmericaCorporation. InvestmentproductsprovidedbyMerrill Lynch, Pierce,Fenner&Smith Incorporated: Are Not FDIC Insured Are Not Bank Guaranteed MayLose Value ©2009 Merrill Lynch, Pierce,Fenner&Smith Incorporated.All rights reserved. Member SIPC. Education Foundation PaSegectionXX B to host event TheItemofMillburn and ShortHills March 12, 2009 Evening to include music, www.TheItemOnline.com food, art auction, and Education raffles. See B2 EXPLORING THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF COLOR ‘Golden Gala’ to be held this evening Hartshorn Elementary School plate. The fingerprints were then will celebrate its 50th anniversary designed into different animals or with a “Golden Gala” evening insects related to Hartshorn tonight from 7 to 10 p.m. at the School habitat. The plates will be Crystal Plaza in Livingston. auctioned off during the evening. The evening will feature music, Throughout the year, the school raffle baskets, a silent auction and has held many activities for the special artwork from the children. 50th year celebration. In the fall, Parents and local businesses have the school held a family fun night, donated items for the raffle bas- a Sock Hop with the Principal kets, including an Indian-themed Ronald Castaldo playing his per- basket, Knicks tickets, sports mem- sonal collection of 1950’s records. orabilia, Disney collector’s edition Various alumni have visited class- record albums as well as local rooms to speak about life when restaurant gift certificates, even they attended the school and how homemade wine. There will be school was different then. The lob- carving stations, salads, desserts by of the school is decorated with and a no host bar. old photos of the school and the Hartshorn ties include Madi- current students composed a new son’s Zagat-rated restaurant, Resto, school song. Old photos of the which donated dinner for two and school will be on display during the alumnus Mark Cooperman, owner Gala. of restaurant.mc. Tickets for the event are $65 in Valet parking will be provided advance or $75 at the door. free of charge. For additional information or Hartshorn parent Ann Mills, to purchase tickets, contact owner of Color Me Mine in Sum- Moshier at 973-564-5114 or mit, worked with the Gala Co- kmoshier @comcast.net, or Co- Chairwoman Krista Moshier to Chairwoman Sheila Bouri at 973- design the special “Class Artwork.” 379-4678 or thebouris @yahoo Each class created a finger print .com. PHOTO COURTESY OF DEERFIELD SCHOOL PTO Deerfield School third graders, from left, Sammie Comito, Libby Lindstrom, Spencer Marell and Anshul Nayar, receive a hands- on water color painting demonstration last month by artist Nancy Korde, Sammie’s grandmother and a watercolor instructor at Prom fashion show to be held March 27 the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Summit. The Millburn High School ment. Semolina Restaurant will Danielle Brender Fund Club is cater the event. joining with The Red Carpet Bou- The first 100 ticket holders to COLLEGE CORNER tique to hold a red carpet prom enter will receive a free gift. fashion show Friday, March 27, Keren started the club in mem- from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the ory of her sister, Danielle, who died Township students earn dean’s list honors school’s main gymnasium. at the age of 11 from an undiag- All proceeds will benefit The nosed cardiac disorder called Long Township resident Laure M. Two township residents, Sarah inducted into the Richard R. abroad with SEA Semester, sailing Danielle Brender Fund and the QT Syndrome. Fischer has been named to the M. Seidman and Glenn T. Harris, Bernard Society of Mathematics at from Woods Hole, Mass., to St. American Cancer Society. Keren said the purpose of the dean’s list for the fall semester at have been named to the dean’s list Davidson College. Kristina, a Croix. Keren Brender, the founder of club is to raise awareness in her Northwestern University where for the fall semester at Boston Col- senior, was selected as a Howard Township resident Tim Kauger, the club, said she was thrilled school about heart disorders and she is enrolled in the Weinberg lege. Hughes Medical Institute Fellow in junior majoring in communica- when the Red Carpet Boutique raise money for CPR and external College of Arts and Sciences. Township resident Jonathan 2007 and researched “Engineering tions at Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- agreed to work with her and her defibrillator training. Township resident Erica Sue Thompson has been named to the Bacteria to Compute Hash Func- versity’s College at Florham in club to stage the show. Tickets for this event are $10 for Sutton has been named to the dean’s list for the fall semester at tions.” Madison, is spending the spring The show will feature prom adults and $5 for students and can dean’s list for the fall semester at Drew University. She is a Meritorious Winner of semester studying at Wroxton Col- dresses from The Red Carpet Bou- be purchased by calling The Red Cornell University where she is Kristina L. Muscalino, daughter the 2008 Mathematical Contests in lege, Fairleigh Dickinson’s over- tique, shoes from Roxy, hair and Carpet Boutique at 973 258-0036 enrolled in the College of Archi- of township residents Thomas and Modeling, a member of the David- seas campus in Osfordshire, makeup by Devenir Beauty and or by visiting the store at 359 Mill- tecture, Art, and Planning. Dorothy Muscalino, has been son Flute Choir and studied England. music by All Around Entertain- burn Ave. B2 Thursday, March 12, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

EDUCATION FOUNDATION Fundraising event for schools March 27 The Education Foundation of district schools. To support programs like video- Millburn-Short Hills will hold a Since the program’s inception, conferencing, attend the founda- fundraising event, “Millburn the students have taken 18 virtual tion’s upcoming event. Schools Rock,” on Friday, March trips. A kindergarten class enjoyed 27 at 7 p.m. at the Maplewood a lesson with the Cleveland Insti- SUMMER ARTS CAMP Country Club. The evening will tute of Music and performed the include music, food, an art auction, opera “Carmen.” Sharron Miller’s and raffles. For more information, Video conferencing gives stu- Academy for the Performing Arts, Inc. visit the Web site at www.edfoun- dents access to special resources. dationmilllburnshorthills.org. They can travel to places impossi- The fundraiser helps to con- ble for them to visit. tribute to many programs through- out the schools. Deerfield Ele- Prime Time Summer Arts mentary School is participating in ...full day program for boys and girls 6-14 a recently launched video confer- Short Hills with daily classes in art, music, dance and encing pilot. drama, culminates in afinal performance at the end of each of each 3week session. The project is part of the foun- Mathematics Pre-School Prime Time consists of 0002547676-01 dation’s two-year video confer- art, music, dance and drama for children encing and broadcasting initiative Private tutoring by university 3-5 with weekly themes. to improve collaboration, commu- mathematics professor for all Prime Time Arts Preschool nications, public speaking and high school and middle school Ages 6-14 Ages 3-5 technological skills as students classes, and for SAT, ACT,and Two3-week sessions Six 1-week sessions PHOTO COURTESY OF REGINA TRUITT June 29-July 17 June 29-August 7 mature. To show their apprecia- AP exams. July 20-August 7 Half days; 9am-12 Deerfield School kindergarten students, from left, Daniel Cifu, Eric Xu, Evann Seaman, Zachary tion, Deerfield students have 9:00 am-4:00 pm or 1:00 pm-4:00 pm For more information, please call Siegel, Jack Boruchov, and Blythe Lander, play percussion instruments as they are guided dur- raised nearly $400 to help pay for Mel Nathanson at (973) 921-9615 or 973-655-9819 ing a video conference with an instructor from the Cleveland Institute of Music. the equipment for the other nd email [email protected]. 14 South Park Street, 2 Floor,Montclair www.smapa.org

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The Education Foundation of BOARD OF EDUCATION Millburn-Short Hills is con- ducting a two-year video con- ferencing and broadcasting Donations enhance school technology initiative in the elementary schools. The foundation’s The Board of Education accept- In addition, the foundation donat- edit stations, a large flat screen recent donation to the Board ed donations from the Education ed $1,000 in program seed money wall-mounted monitor, video cam- of Education will help to fund Foundation of Millburn-Short for all five elementary schools. era and related equipment. this program as well as a com- Hills at its Feb. 23 meeting. The foundation also made a The approximate value of this The board received videocon- donation to the middle school. equipment will not exceed munication project in the mid- ferencing carts for Glenwood, The equipment donated includes $60,000. dle school. Hartshorn South Mountain and Wyoming Elementary Schools. The equipment is valued at PHOTO COURTESY OF REGINA TRUITT approximately $10,000 per school.

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Donations needed ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO WRITE FAMILY STORIES for Glenwood Girl On Feb. 9, Glenwood Elemen- Scout program tary School students wel- comed author Natalie Kinsey- Girl Scout troops at Glenwood Warnock, who shared her Elementary School will team up to experiences of living in Ver- support the BRIDGES outreach mont, where her Scottish program from March 31 through ancestors settled in the early April 2 by participating in the “Fill- 1800s and encouraged stu- the-Truck” program. dents to use their own fami- The Girl Scouts and parent vol- unteers will staff the truck, accept- lies’ stories in their writings. ing donations from noon to 4 p.m. Students who won an author The Scouts will collect donations visit contest to have dessert and sort items. The culmination of with Kinsey-Warnock are, the project on April 2 entails the from left, Anshul Kaware, Girl Scout at all grade levels work- Brendan Weissman, Jordana ing together to prepare 300 break- Weinberger, Uma fast bags for the homeless. Nachiappan, Alex DeRosa and BRIDGES, a non-for-profit Lucy Kade, front, and Tara organization based in Summit, Shirvaikar, back. delivers food, clothing and other necessities to sheltered and unshel- tered individuals and families in PHOTO COURTESY OF GLENWOOD lower Manhattan, Newark and SCHOOL PTO Irvington. BRIDGES creates opportunities for the housed and homeless to come together to share conversation, friendship and hope. For the Glenwood Girl Scout project, the BRIDGES distinctive yellow truck will be parked at the school and school families and the community will be invited to fill the truck with essential donated items. Among the items organizers hope to collect include are T-shirts (new or nearly new), men’s and women’s blue jeans (new or nearly new); travel size toiletries, lip LAST DAYS! balms, sunscreen, deodorant, toothpaste and tooth brushes, socks and new wash clothes. For additional information about the Glenwood Girl Scout SAFAVIEH’S WINTER SALE “Fill-the-Truck” Project, please e- mail fi[email protected]. we’ve partnered with our verybeSt SupplierS to come up with extraordinarywinter Sale offerS: Township students receive art and famouS brandS writing awards Save 25% pluS 20% Nineteen Millburn High School on cuStom and Special orderS students have won awards and honorable mention in the North- century, baKer, henredon, Kindel, henKel harriS, e. 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Services COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH John Gibson A Mass for former township wife, Carol; two sons, John of &Events Yo uth group helps Jamaican school resident John Gibson was cele- Milan, Italy, and Kevin of Mid- brated on Feb. 18 at St. Philip the dletown; and two sisters, Gail of Christ Church Members of the Senior High Apostle Church in Clifton. Mr. the township and Diane Cannan Sunday, 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m.: The Fellowship at Community Congre- Gibson, 52, died on Feb. 14 . of Pittstown. Rev. Lisa Green will preach and gational Church went on a mission Mr. Gibson was a managing In lieu of flowers, memorial celebrate at both services of Holy trip to Montego Bay, Jamaica, last partner of Texas Roadhouse contributions may be made to Communion. All are welcome and month during the township public Restaurant in Kingston, N.Y. Andy’s Outreach Fund, 6040 nursery care will be provided. school system’s midwinter recess. He grew up in the township Dutchman’s Lane, Suite 200, Members of the youth group will The group of 14 students from before moving to Vernon and Louisville, Ky., 40205, or St. Jude’s report on last year’s mission trip to Millburn, Pingry, Madison and then to Middletown, N.Y, in Children’s Research Hospital, 501 West Virginia and preview this Livingston high schools and three 2007. St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tenn., year’s trip to New Orleans with adult advisers worked at the Mr. Gibson is survived by his 39205. youth advisor Jennifer Schiffl. Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf during their week-long trip. Community Congregational The visiting students mixed and B’nai Israel gala will honor their clergy Church poured concrete, worked with Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. rebar and constructed speed Congregation B’nai Israel is and praise for our clergy from Johann Bosman and the Rev. Jen- bumps and a vocational building. holding a spring gala to honor people across the country,” said nifer T. Hrynyk will lead a family They also interacted with the deaf their clergy on Tuesday, March 17 township resident and gala co- worship service. Continuing the students at the campus by commu- at 6:30 p.m. at the Crystal Plaza in chair Debbie Fox. “We are blessed Lenten sermon series, the Rev. nicating through sign language and Livingston. to have them as our spiritual lead- Bosman will preach on the topic participating in activities such as Rabbi Steven Bayar and cantor ers, always and especially during “Children of God… Worship.” soccer, card games and wheelbar- Lorna Wallach will be honored these tough times.” 11:45 a.m.: Charles Jordan will pre- row races. Caribbean Christian for their contributions and dedi- Tickets are $118 per person. sent a lecture, “Art of Brugge,” on Centre students showed their grat- cation to Congregation B’nai To attend the gala or for more the art and architecture of Flanders itude by performing a drama, Israel and the community. information, call Debbie Fox at and the Netherlands. which included signing the words “We are overwhelmed by the 973-258-1737 or Robin Polson at to songs and putting on skits. outpouring of support, admiration 973-378-8414. Congregation B’nai Israel In addition to the Senior High Friday, 8:15 p.m.: Shabbat ser- Fellowship Community Congrega- vice. Saturday, 9 a.m.: Shabbat ser- tional Church also offers a Junior B’nai Jeshurun hosts UJA fund-raiser vice. Sunday, 8:30 a.m.: Egalitarian High Fellowship for students in Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. grades six through eight. The United Jewish Communi- coordinates programs and ser- Weekdays, 7:10 a.m.: Egalitarian The two youth groups provide a ties of MetroWest New Jersey will vices for the Jewish community in Minyan, 8 p.m.: Evening Minyan. place for students to develop an host spring fling event in support Essex, Morris and Sussex coun- understanding of faith and how it of United Jewish Appeal tonight ties, as well as part of Union coun- Congregation B’nai Jeshurun relates to their lives. Members at 7 p.m. at Temple B’nai Jeshu- ty. The organization strives to Friday, 5:30 p.m.: Erev Shabbat attend weekly meetings to discuss run, 1025 South Orange Ave. maintain the integrity and dignity service with a sermon by Rabbi real life issues and participate in The event will include cock- of Jewish life through its national Matthew D. Gewirtz. Saturday, activities such as mission projects, tails, a dinner buffet, entertain- and international fund-raising 8:45 a.m.: Torah study, 10:30 a.m.: trips to New York City, dinners and ment and music. Township resi- efforts. Shabbat service. the annual mission trip. dent Anna Fisch and Mike Davis The event is $75 per person PHOTO COURTESY OF COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of Livingston will be honored as with a required minimum dona- Covenant Presbyterian Church St. Stephen’s Church winners of the Julius and Bessie tion of $180 to the 2009 United Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: Nursery Sunday, 8 and 10 a.m.: A spo- Senior High Fellowship members Henry Meng, Kevin Glancy Cohn Young Leadership Award. Jewish Appeal campaign. care will be provided and all are ken service of Holy Eucharist with and Dammy Adeoti, from left, construct rebar cages at the The United Jewish Appeal cam- For more information, call welcome to attend. Pastor Miner homily, followed by a Holy Caribbean Christian Centre during last month’s mission trip paign provides resources and Mark Cohen at 973-929-3084. will teach from Matthew, chapter Eucharist service with homily, to Montego Bay, Jamaica. 21. Sunday school for all ages will organ and choir. Church school begin at 9:15 a.m. with classes for and nursery care are available dur- preschool, elementary, junior high ing the 10 a.m. service. and adults. Pastor Miner will leave on March 19 for two-week mission South Mountain Community trip to India. Luke Herche will be Church teaching in his absence. Sunday, 11 a.m.: Weekly adult worship service takes place in the First Baptist Church Millburn Middle School. 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SPRINGING INTO THE 2009 CAMPAIGN NJSIAA BOYS BASKETBALL Millers fall to Shabazz; finish 13-11

score in double figures. Rodney Setback follows Williams paced the Bulldogs with 14 points. first-round win The Millers, the lowest-seeded team in the sectional, commenced post-season play March 3 with a over Voorhees 58-47 defeat of sixth-seeded Voorhees in Glen Gardner. “It’s always tough playing a state By Jim Connelly tournament game on the road,” of The Item Blind said. “It was a job well done by our team in front of a hostile All it took was one eight-minute crowd.” span for the Millburn High School The Millers were short-handed varsity boys basketball team to find for the contest after senior guard itself in deep trouble against Justin Budlow and senior forward Shabazz in a New Jersey State Harry Tarre drew two-game sus- Interscholastic Athletic Associa- pensions for violating the school’s tion North Jersey, Section 2, Group athletic code of conduct. 3 Tournament quarterfinal-round The suspensions carried over to game on March 8 in Newark. the sectional quarterfinal against Third-seeded Shabazz outscored Shabazz. 11th-seeded Millburn 22-9 in the In addition, the Millers lost their second quarter to build a 40-20 final on-court opportunity to pre- halftime advantage en route to pare for the game when the previ- advancing to the sectional quarter- ous day’s practice was called off final round with a 71-42 triumph. because of a snow day. “The game got away from us in They also had to deal with the STAFF PHOTOS BY JIM CONNELLY the second quarter,” said Miller possibility of junior guard Andrew head coach Rodger Blind, whose Spelman (intestinal infection) Bill Wickenheisser, left, head coach of the Millburn High School varsity boys tennis team works with freshman Sam Blumkin, team concluded the 2008-09 cam- being unavailable for the right, on his swing during Friday afternoon’s first practice session of the 2009 season. See related photos on C2. paign with a 13-11 record. contest. “We did not play well defen- Millburn, which featured a start- Sophomore Katie sively in the second quarter and ing five of juniors Max Miller and Costello receives allowed too many second shots,” Kizel at the guard positions and batting tips from John Blind said. Brown at center and Rosenberg Childs, the new head The Millers faced a decided and senior Bill Jo at center, held a coach of the Millburn height disadvantage as the Bull- 14 -9 lead after one quarter. High School varsity dogs’ lineup, according to Blind, “Kizel hit a big three at the end softball team, during featured three players 6-6 or taller. of the first quarter to give us some Friday afternoon’s Millburn played Shabazz (16-8) momentum,” Blind said. “We were season-opening tough in the opening quarter, able to build on that and hold a 10- a stanza that ended with the point lead (27-17 ) at the half.” practice. Bulldogs holding an 18-11 advan- Rosenberg (21 points, eight tage. rebounds), Kizel (16 points, eight Juniors Alex Rosenberg and Joe boards, six assists), Jo (nine points) Kizel accounted for the majority of and Miller (eight points) account- Millburn’s points. ed for 52 of the Millers’ 58 Rosenberg, the tallest player on points. the Millers’ roster at 6-6, finished “Kizel did a really good job and with a team-high 17 points. Andrew Spelman (two points) Kizel, the Millers’ point guard, gave us a good effort of the bench,” tallied 13 points. Blind said. Junior Brian Brown added sev- en points for the Millers. Brown MILLER NOTES made three of four foul shots in the Millburn recorded its first opening quarter to help keep his winning campaign since the team within striking range of the 2005-006 squad posted a 14 -11 Bulldogs. mark. Shabazz, which went on to The program is scheduled to defeat seventh-seeded Newark hold its annual awards dinner Sun- East Side in the sectional semifi- day afternoon at Mayfair Farms in nals on Saturday, had four players West Orange.

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Bucknell lands Millburn High School soccer star

By Jim Connelly Plump, a tri-captain of the of The Item ‘He has the potential 2008 Miller squad, one that to score many goals also won a second consecutive Josh Plump will put his stel- Essex County Tournament lar skills on display next fall as for us.’ crown with a 6-1 rout of a member of the Bucknell Uni- neighboring Columbia and versity men’s soccer team. Brendan Nash captured the Northern Hills “When I first visited the Conference, Skyline Division school, I fell in love with it right BUCKNELL MEN’S title, scored some of the team’s away,” said Plump, who scored SOCCER COACH most important goals of the a team-high 27 goals this past campaign. fall for the New Jersey State “The guys that work the He tallied the lone goal of Interscholastic Athletic Associ- hardest and want it the most the match in Millburn’s defeat ation Group 3 champion Mill- are the ones who will help us of Ramapo in the NJSIAA burn High School boys soccer over the next four years.” Group 3 semifinal and came team. “It was the right size for Bucknell compiled an 8-8-2 up with two goals and an assist me and had a good balance record and finished fifth in the in the Millers’ 3-0 defeat of between soccer and academics, eight-team Patriot League with Moorestown in the Group 3 which I cared about a lot.” a 3-4 record. final. Plump, the 2008 Star- Nash is looking for things “I really hope to contribute Ledger Player of the Year, is from Plump, one of three Bison to the team right away,” Plump part of a nine-member recruit- recruits from New Jersey. said. “I know the college game ing class landed by Bucknell’s “We have watched Josh is a lot different and many areas head coach, Brendan Nash. score many big goals for his of my game will have to “After a season in which we team during his high school improve and change. I am were disappointed to miss out career,” Nash said. expecting a significant transi- on the postseason, our goal was “He is one the fastest for- tion from high school to col- to bring in a recruiting class wards in the country at the lege.” with the potential to make an high school level. Josh’s biggest Rob Grosso, Millburn’s head immediate impact,” Nash said. challenge is going to be to find coach, says his former star has “This is a very impressive group out how to use his speed the potential to find success on of student-athletes. All have against college defenders who the intercollegiate level. had great high school careers, also will be much faster than “His work ethic is admirable STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY however we have stressed to what he faced in high school. and as he continues to develop each of them that all of their “Once he does this, he has as a player he will become an Millburn High School senior Josh Plump, flanked by his parents, Steven and Kathy, signs the document skill and athleticism is not the potential to score many important part of the Bucknell indicating his intention to join the Bucknell University men’s soccer program. At left is Rob Grosso, head going to be enough. goals for us, Nash said.” program,” Grosso said. coach of Millburn’s varsity boys soccer team. At right is Millburn‘s director of athletics, Ted D’Alessio. C2 Thursday, March 12, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com

OUTDOORS OR IN, MILLBURN HIGH’S SPRING SEASON DAWNS Millburn HighSchool Sports Calendar TODAY, MARCH 12 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 No contests scheduled. 4 p.m. Varsity boys lacrosse scrimmage vs. Cranford. FRIDAY, MARCH 13 5:30 p.m. Junior varsity boys 4 p.m. Varsity baseball lacrosse scrimmage vs. Cranford. scrimmage at Scotch Plains. 4 p.m. Junior varsity baseball THURSDAY, MARCH 19 scrimmage at Scotch Plains. 4 p.m. Varsity baseball 4 p.m. Freshman baseball scrimmage at Chatham. scrimmage vs. Scotch Plains. 4 p.m. Junior varsity baseball scrimmage at Chatham. SATURDAY, MARCH 14 4 p.m. Freshman baseball 9 a.m. Varsity boys and girls scrimmage vs. Chatham. fencing: New Jersey State 4 p.m. Varsity softball Interscholastic Athletic scrimmage at Chatham. Association individual 4 p.m. Junior varsity softball championships. Rider University, scrimmage at Chatham. Lawrenceville. 4 p.m. Freshman softball 2:30 p.m. Varsity softball scrimmage vs. Chatham. scrimmage vs. South Plainfield. 4 p.m. Varsity girls lacrosse 2:30 p.m. Junior varsity softball scrimmage vs. Glen Ridge. scrimmage vs. South Plainfield. 5:30 p.m. Junior varsity girls lacrosse scrimmage vs. Glen SUNDAY, MARCH 15 Ridge. No contests scheduled. FRIDAY, MARCH 20 STAFF PHOTOS BY JIM CONNELLY MONDAY, MARCH 16 No contests scheduled. Danielle Mackessy, left, and Cynthia Baker, of the Millburn High School varsity girls lacrosse team work on their passing skills 4 p.m. Varsity softball scrimmage vs. Mountain Lakes. SATURDAY, MARCH 21 during Friday afternoon’s season-opening practice at the school’s Dr. Keith A. Neigel Field. Observing the drill is Cory Connor, 4 p.m. Junior varsity softball 10 a.m. Varsity boys lacrosse the Millers’ fourth-year head coach. scrimmage vs. Mountain Lakes. scrimmage vs. Clifton. 11 a.m. Junior varsity boys TUESDAY, MARCH 17 lacrosse scrimmage vs. Clifton. Daryl Palmieri, pointing, the 4 p.m. Varsity and junior varsity 11 a.m. Varsity girls lacrosse new head coach of Millburn boys volleyball scrimmage vs. scrimmage vs. Westfield. High School’s varsity baseball Barringer. 12:30 p.m. Junior varsity girls team, assigns players to drill lacrosse scrimmage vs. Westfield. stations during Friday’s sea- son-opening practice in the school’s main gymnasium. INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS MHS season schedules available online Millburn High School inter- Millburn High School’s varsity, scholastic athletic team schedules junior varsity and freshman teams, for the spring season are available go to www.highschoolsports.net. on the Internet. Click on New Jersey and scroll To obtain season schedules for down to Millburn High School. ‘Miller Flash News’ offered via e-mail Millburn High School’s athletic scholastic athletics program. department offers “Miller Flash To subscribe, send an e-mail to News,” a free information service MaryAnn Geller, secretary to Mill- available to subscribers via e-mail. burn High School director of ath- “Miller Flash News” is sent dai- letics Ted D’Alessio, at ly when school is in session and [email protected]. Type in the offers news, scores and schedules words “Miller Flash News” to be about the high school’s inter- added to the service.

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT Town boys basketball playoff roundup

Robert Kinloch scored 17 points Millburn Middle School. defeat of the 12th-seeded Friars. The Trail Blazers and Spurs leading the top-seeded Cavaliers to top-seeded Squires to a 21-20 and Ben Flaum dropped in 14 Sat- Kinloch scored 11 points March Teammate Milo Freeman scored were scheduled to meet in the a 42-20 rout of the fifth-seeded defeat of the fourth-seeded Pistons urday, pacing the top-seeded 3, leading the Eagles to a 23-21 13 points. league championship game this Hornets in the semifinals of the in the semifinals of the league play- Eagles to a 40-36 defeat of the quarterfinal-round defeat of the Scott Myers was high scorer for past Tuesday night at Millburn league playoffs. offs. fourth-seeded Red Storm in the eighth-seeded Panthers. the Friars with 11 points. Middle School. Teammate Ben Reich scored 11 The Pistons’ Nicolas Mottesi semifinals of the Millburn Depart- Nathan Weinrauch paced the Alex Shedlin’s 16 points pro- points. scored a game-high eight ment of Recreation and Parks’ sev- Panthers with nine points. Sixth grade boys league pelled the Trail Blazers to a 29-20 The Hornets’ Adam Margolis points. enth and eighth grade boys basket- In that evening’s other quarter- Alex Blackwood scored 10 quarterfinal-round defeat of the scored eight points. Connor Lally sank two foul ball league playoffs. final-round games, Politan scored points and Daniel Abrams added eighth-seeded Magic Friday night. Jeffrey Plump, in Saturday’s sec- shots in the final quarter to give the Matt Ratner paced the Red seven points and Jay Zaifman and seven Saturday afternoon, power- Carter Todd scored 10 points in ond semifinal-round contest, second-seeded Jazz a 16-14 defeat Storm with 14 points. Teammate Alexander each scored four points ing the top-seeded Trail Blazers to a losing effort. scored 12 points to lead the third- of the sixth-seeded Colonels in Sat- Milo Freeman scored 14 points. in the Hoyas’ 15-13 upset of the a 32-14 defeat of the fifth-seeded Glancy scored eight points and seeded Nets to a 26-21 defeat of urday’s second semifinal-round Matthew Survis, in Saturday’s second-seeded Black Knights. Rimrockers in the semifinals of the Kyle Budlow dropped in four the second-seeded Nets. game. other semifinal-round game, Josh Bain and Tyler Park each league playoffs. March 3, lifting the Spurs to a 22- Zach Weiss scored eight points Lally finished with eight points. scored 15 points to lead the sixth- scored four points for the Black Alex Darvin was high scorer for 21 upset of the second-seeded Tim- in a losing effort. Perry Schwartz and Matthew seeded Midshipmen to a 27-23 Knights. the Rimrockers with six points. berwolves in the quarterfinals of The league title game was Sullivan each scored five points for defeat of the 10th-seeded Hoyas. Survis scored six points in the In Saturday’s second semifinal- the league playoffs. scheduled for this past Tuesday the Colonels. Tyler Alexander and Will Poli- Midshipmen’s 24-14 upset of the round game, Chris Glancy scored Jordan Bennett paced the Tim- night at Millburn Middle School. The Squires and Jazz were tan each scored nine points in a third-seeded Wildcats. 14 points, leading the seventh-seed- berwolves with six points. scheduled to vie in the losing effort. The Wildcats’ Gordon Estes ed Spurs to a 32-24 upset of the Fourth grade league league title game this past The Eagles and Midshipmen scored a team-high four points. third-seeded SuperSonics. Fifth grade boys league Zachary Ravitz scored six points Tuesday night at Millburn Middle were scheduled to meet in the title Ratner’s game-high 16 points Timothy Critchlow paced the David Nadel scored a game- Saturday morning, propelling the School. game this past Tuesday night at powered the Red Storm to a 40-32 Sonics with 10 points. high 19 points Saturday afternoon, Millburn reaches tourney title contest Lindsay Reich scored 11 of her after one quarter of play. New Girls hoops program playoff roundup team-high 16 points in the second Providence outscored Millburn 10- half Saturday, pacing the Millburn 6 in the second quarter to forge a Department of Recreation and 13-13 halftime tie. Meghan Lacy scored 14 points top-seeded Gators to a 30-12 rout Jenna Dembner scored six the Cornhuskers. Teammate Parks’ eighth grade girls basketball Millburn, aided by a balanced and Diana Langberg dropped of the fourth-seeded Tar Heels in points in a losing effort. Jacqueline Marino scored four team to a 40-28 defeat of New scoring attack in which five differ- in 12 Saturday afternoon, the semifinals of the league play- In other quarterfinal-round points and came up with three Providence in the Springfield ent players tallied points, and a sparking the top-seeded Lazers to offs. action, Victoria Jordan and steals. Nettes Basketball Tournament at stingy box-and-one defense, put a 40-9 rout of the fourth-seeded Elisa Dalton scored six points Samantha Shapiro each scored Gaudineer Middle School in together an 11-4 showing in the Lynx in the semifinals of the Mill- and Keira Sullivan recorded three four points, lifting the Tar Heels to Fourth grade girls league Springfield. third quarter to build a 24-17 lead. burn Department of Recreation steals for the Tar Heels. a 15-10 defeat of the fifth-seeded Kayla Wolff scored seven points Millburn (7-7) was scheduled to A 10-2 run to open the fourth and Parks’ seventh and eighth Jessica Alexander scored six Buckeyes. Teammate Kelsea and Shannon Tanner chipped in oppose Cedar Grove in the tour- quarter stretched Millburn’s lead to grade girls basketball league play- points and Lindsay Dinowitz and Brown snared six rebounds. with six Saturday afternoon, lead- nament championship game this 34-19. offs. Erin Blank chipped in with four Victoria Fiallo scored four ing the fourth-seeded Comets to a past Monday night. Jenny Smith chipped in with In Saturday’s other semifinal- apiece, lifting the sixth-seeded points and Stephanie Yen 15-14 defeat of the top-seeded Bliz- The local cagers held a 7-3 lead eight points for Millburn. round game, Catherine Westlake Seminoles to a 17 -8 defeat of the recorded five steals for the zard in the semifinals of the league scored 10 points and Maeve Flana- seventh-seeded Hawkeyes in Sat- Buckeyes. playoffs. gan chipped in with eight points urday’s second semifinal-round Angela Sista scored four points The Blizzard’s Ally Langendorff Board slates next meeting for April 1 and six rebounds, leading the sec- game. and Mary Hetherington handed scored a game-high 10 points. ond-seeded Sky to a 26-18 defeat The Hawkeyes’ Lauren O’Neill out five assists in the Seminoles’ Rachel Hubertus and Lizzie The next meeting of the Mill- month. of the third-seeded Starzz. scored a team-high three points. 26-6 rout of the third-seeded Twombly each scored four points, burn Township Board of Recre- No meeting is scheduled to take Sydney Steffen scored six points The Gators and Seminoles were Hoosiers. lifting the second-seeded Fire to an ation Commissioners is scheduled place in August. in a losing effort. scheduled to meet in the tourna- Amna Chowdhrey recorded 11-6 defeat of the third-seeded Lib- for Wednesday, April 1, at 8 p.m. Additional meetings are The Lazers and Starzz were ment final this past Monday night three steals and two assists for the erty in Saturday’s second semifi- at the Gero Park Recreation Build- scheduled for May 6, June 3, scheduled to meet in the title game at Millburn Middle School. Hoosiers. nal-round game. ing. July 8, Sept. 9, Oct. 7, Nov. 4 and this past Monday night at Millburn Krikorian scored 17 points and Lauren O’Neill scored eight Eva Melendes scored four Board meetings take place Dec. 2. Middle School. Francesca Zwang tallied eight points and Morgan Hersh tallied points for the Liberty. on the first Wednesday All board meetings are held at points and grabbed seven five steals and three assists in the The Comets and Fire were of the month with the the Gero Park Recreation Build- Fifth-sixth grade girls league rebounds March 4, leading the Hawkeyes’ 15-12 upset of the sec- scheduled to meet in the exception of the July and Septem- ing, with the exception of the year’s Paige Krikorian scored 13 Gators to a 27-14 quarterfinal- ond-seeded Cornhuskers. championship game this past ber sessions. final meeting, which takes place at points and Lizzie Elder added 10 round defeat of the eighth-seeded Emily Cutler scored five points Monday night at Millburn Middle Those meetings take place on the Bauer Community Center in Saturday morning, propelling the Blue Devils. and pulled down six rebounds for School. the second Wednesday of the Taylor Park.

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The an- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale nual meeting shall be open to all township tion,o,to me dedirected,ced, Ishall epexposeose for sate tion,,,to me directed, Ishall exposepfor sale by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, residents, members of member agencies by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on and workers and contributors to the most re- Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on Tuesday, April 07, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. cent United Way of Millburn-Short Hills drive. Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Tuesday, March 31, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. (Prevailing Time) (Prevailing Time) (Prevailing Time) Commonly known as: Rose Twombly CommonlyCo oyknownoaas:s Commonlyy known as: 129 PROSPECT PL Executive Director 32 PRINCETON ST 26 GOBLE ST NEWARK, NJ 07114 SOUTH ORANGE, NJ 07079 MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 Afull legal description can be found in the TAX LOT: 17 IN BLOCK 2211 The Item 2534710 Afull legal description can be found in the of- office of the Register of Essex County. APPROX. DIMENSIONS 140’ X60’ X140’ X Fee $18.72 fice of the Register of Essex County. ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN 60’ March 5, 12, 2009 ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE NEAREST CROSS STREET: PROSPECT CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE TIME OF SALE. STREET SHERIFF’S SALE TIME OF SALE. BLOCK 1184.01, LOT 32 Afull legal description can be found in the of- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000087 BLOCK 49.02, LOT 507 APPROX. 30 FT. WIDE X93FT. LONG fice of the Register of Essex County. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 35 FT WIDE X NEAREST CROSS STREET: THOMAS ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, 100 FT. LONG STREET CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE DOCKET NO. Fl107707 NEAREST CROSS STREET: FRANKLIN PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID TIME OF SALE. PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION STREET TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE Plaintiff PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID AS OF 3/4/2008 TAXES ARE PAID AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE -vs- TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. THROUGH 1STQUARTER 2008. 2ND DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- VINNETTE N. RICHARDSON AS OF 6/12/2008 TAXES ARE PAID QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE AMOUNT ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS Defendants THROUGH 2ND QUARTER 2008. 3RD OF $1$1,955.89955 89 WAS DUE ON 5/1/2008. TO- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE AMOUNT TAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF 4/5/2008 FOR ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- OF $1,765.84 WAS DUE ON 8/1/2008. TO- UNPAID WATER/SEWER CHARGES IS FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE totion,,dto me directed,ected, Ishall epexposeose for sale TAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF 7/28/2008 FOR THE AGGREGATE SUM OF $1,191.40. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, UNPAID SEWER CHARGES IS THE AG- SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on GREGATE SUM OF $177$177.45.45 AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- (Prevailing Time) AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- CommonlyCo oyknownoaas:s DEBT INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- 48B NEWARK WAY ES,S, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Afull legal description can be found in the of- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE fice of the Register of Essex County. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT SURPLUS, IF ANY. ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE The approximate amount of the Judgment to CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of TIME OF SALE. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- $$653,865.61, together with the costs of this LOT 171, BLOCK 47.01 NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- sale. DIMENSIONS: 35.90 FT X188.30 FT X9.14 SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the FT. DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL sale from time to time as provided by Law. NEAREST CROSS STREET: PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Newark, N.J. February 10, 2009 SCHAFER ROAD PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL SURPLUS, IF ANY. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE The approximate amount of the Judgment to PLUESE, BECKER &SALTZMAN, NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, SURPLUS, IF ANY. be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ATTORNEY(S) AND ANY SUCH TAXES,S, CHARGES,CGS, The approximate amount of the Judgment to $482,890.44, together with the costs of this The Item 2549644 LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of sale. Fee $96.04 ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- $352$352,183.02,183 02 together with the costs of this The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the March 12, 19, 26; April 2, 2009 OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED sale. sale from time to time as provided by Law. PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the Newark, N.J. January 28, 2009 UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- sale from time to time as provided by Law. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff STERN,,,LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & SHERIFF’S SALE TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR Newark,ea,JN.J. JanuaryJa ua y323,,0200909 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000374 NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff NORGAARD, LLC. ATTORNEY(S) The Item 2547827 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- NORGAARD, LLC, ATTORNEY(S) Fee $81.78 March 12, 19, 26, 2009 DOCKET NO. F19576 08 CLOSED AND,, IF SO THE CURRENT The Item 2543027 U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AMOUNT DUE THEREON. Fee $84.24 TRUSTEE FOR LEHMAN BROTHERS- **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY March 5, 12, 19, 2009 STRUCTURED ASSET INVESTMENT REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE Notice of Action Taken LOAN TRUST SAIL 2006 - SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- Millburn Township Plaintiff TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- SHERIFF’S SALE Historic Preservation Commission -vs- CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000068 TAKE NOTICE that on the 5th day of March, MARCEL F. TENNING COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, 2009, the Millburn Township Historic Preser- Defendants THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, vation Commission took the following ac- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ***IF AFTER THE SALE AND SATISFAC- DOCKET NO. F3200507 tions: FIND A By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- TION OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT,, IN- U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1. Applicationpp No. 252. Adoptedp aMemorial- tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale CLUDING COSTS AND EXPENSES, Plaintiff izing Resolution concerning approval of an by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, -vs- application for an historic district regulato- Essex CountyygCourts Building in Newark,,on THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO TOM G. MOTACHWA ry decision for ademolition permit and a Tuesday, April 07, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FUND Defendants construction permit -property of Mr. and (Prevailing Time) AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SUR- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Mrs. Scott Roskell,,,59 Montview Avenue, Commonly known as: PLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Short Hills, New Jersey. 534 LIBERTY ST FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale Copies of the aforesaid Memorializing Reso- ORANGE,, NJ 07050 RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE by Public Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Es- lutions are on file in the Millburn Township LOT 35, BLOCK 186 NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- sex County Courts Building in Newark, on Building Department and are available for DIMENSIONS: 122.00 FT X30.00 FT X SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. pppublic inspection. 122.00 FT X30.00 FT DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- (Prevailing Time) Date: March 5, 2009 NEAREST CROSS STREET: UNION PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER Commonly known as: Patti Lowery STREET PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL 12 UNION AVE MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 Commission Secretary Afull legal description can be found in the of- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE Afull legal description can be found in the The Item 2548728 fice of the Register of Essex County. SURPLUS,SU US, IF ANY. office of the Register of Essex County. Fee $9.77 ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN JOB The approximate amount of the Judgment to ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE March 12, 2009 CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE be satisfied by said sale is the sum of IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF SALE. S228,117.14, together with the costs of this THE TIME OF SALE. *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- sale. LOT 143, BLOCK 38.04 SHERIFF’S SALE NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, The Sheriff reserves the rightgtto adjournadjou the DIMENSIONS: 50.00 FT X100.00 FT. X SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000308 AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, sale from time to time as provided by Law. 25.00 FT. X50.00 FT X25.00 FT X50.00 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- Newark, NJ. January 23, 2009 NEAREST CROSS STREET: IRVINGTON CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff AVENUE DOCKET NO. F2730207 OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS, INC. PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY ATTORNEY(S)O(S) NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, Plaintiff UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- The Item 2542980 AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, -vs- TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR Fee $98.88 LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- MARY E. SMITH NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- March 5, 12, 19, 2009 ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- Defendants MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- SHERIFF’S SALE PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 08013119 UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- tion,o,to me dedirected,ced, Ishall epexposeose for sale AMOUNT DUE THEREON. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY YOU’D CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE DOCKET NO. F1698707 MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- Tuesday, April 07, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- TRIBECA LENDING CORPORATION ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- (Prevailing Time) TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- Plaintiff CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT CommonlyCo oyknownoaas:s CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- -vs- AMOUNT DUE THEREON. 490 IRVINGTON AVE COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR,, KUSHWANTIE DAVI NANCE AKA "IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. KUSHWANTIE DEVI NANCE, ET AL REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE BLOCK 38.06 LOT 78 ***SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE Defendants SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- THE DIMENSIONS ARE APPROX. 33 FT AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- WIDE X100 FT. LONGOG(IRR.)() DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- Byy virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- NEAREST CROSS STREET: ESSEX AVE- ES,, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, NUE MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- by Public Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Es- THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. Afull legal description can be found in the of- ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST sex County Courts Building in Newark, on **IF AFTER THE SALE AND SATISFAC- fice of the Register of Essex County. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Tuesday, March 17, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. TION OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT, IN- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY (Prevailing(gTime)) CLUDING COSTS AND EXPENSES, CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Commonly known as: THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, TIME OF SALE. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID DO FOR 54-56 LINDSLEY PL NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- EAST ORANGE, NJ 07019 THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FUND TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- Afull legal description can be found in the AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SUR- AS OF 4/24/2008 TAXES ARE PAID DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- office of the Registergyof Essex County. PLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY THROUGH 1ST QUARTER 2008, 2ND PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE AMOUNT PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE OF $2,244.01 WAS DUE ON 5/1/2008. TO- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE THE TIME OF SALE. LOT: 4.04 BLOCK: NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- TAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF 5/30/2008 FOR SURPLUS, IF ANY. 761 SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- UNPAID SEWER CHARGES IS THE AG- The approximate amount of the Judgment to DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 46’ X126’ DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- GREGATE SUM OF $390.37.$390 37 be satisfied byy said sale is the sum of NEAREST CROSS STREET: SANFORD PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CO. WILL $217$217,991.45,991 45 together with the costs of this STREET PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL INSURE WITHOUT EXCEPTION OR ISSUE sale. Taxes: 3rd and 4th Quarter 2008 balance = HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE LETTER OF INDEMNIFICATION AS TO The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the $2,601.77 good thru 12/30/08 SURPLUS, IF ANY. NUMEROUS PRIOR JUDGMENTS sale from time to time as provided by Law. Also subjectjqto subsequent taxes,,water and The approximate amount of the Judgment to AGAINST MARY SMITH-THORTON DOCK- Newark,,yN.J. February 10,,2009 sewer plus interest through date of payoff. be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ETED PRIOR TO THE DATE OF POLICY, Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Water balance=$506.06 +$22.00 Tax Col- $406,611.13, together with the costs of this WHICH CAN BE FURTHER PROVIDED. PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, lector Fee sale. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE ATTORNEY(S) FREE Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE The Item 2549649 tion of the mortgagegg debt,,gincluding costs sale from time to time as provided by Law. DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- Fee $136.72 and expenses, there remains any surplus Newark, N.J. January 23, 2009 ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS March 12, 19, 26; April 2, 2009 money, the money will be deposited into the Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- Superior Court Trust Fund and any person PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may ATTORNEY(S) FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE Awardwinning coverage of local news file amotion ppursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 The Item 2543046 SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of Fee $$97.65 FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT that person’s claim and asking for an order March 5, 12, 19, 2009 RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE directing payment of the surplus money. The NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- Sheriff or other person conducting the sale SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- will have information regardingggthe surplus,p,if SHERIFF’S SALE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- any. SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000183 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER aterrific The approximate amount of the Judgment to SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL be satisfied by said sale is the sum of CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE $359,916.43, together with the costs of this DOCKET NO. F2909807 SUSURPLUS,US, IF ANY. garage sale sale. JPMORGAN CHASE BANK N.A. AS The approximate amount of the Judgment to The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the TRUSTEE SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO be satisfied by said sale is the sum of sale from time to time as provided by Law. BANK ONE,, N.A. FKA THE FIRST NATION- $210,263.46, together with the costs of this Newark, N.J. January 22, 2009 AL BANK OF sale. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff Plaintiff The Sheriff reserves the rightgato adjourndj u the PARKER MCCAY,,(ATTORNEY(S))-vs- sale from time to time as provided by Law. The Item 2537855 MICHELE LANG Newark, N.J. February 10, 2009 Fee $74.46 Defendants Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff February 26; March 5, 12, 2009 Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises STERN, LAVINTHAL, THEN LET By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- FRANKENBERGG&&NOGORGAARD,,CLLC,, tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale ATTORNEY(S) SHERIFF’S SALE by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, The Item 2549636 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000079 Essex CountyygCourts Building in Newark,,on Fee $125.32 FIND IT. SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Tuesday, March 31, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. March 12, 19, 26; April 2, 2009 CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, (Prevailing Time) DOCKET NO. F1407907 Commonly known as: LIQUIDATION PROPERTIES, INC. 138 SOUTH 11TH ST NEWARK, NJ 07107 Your source forthe best local sports coverage Plaintiff Afull legalgpdescription can be found in the THE ITEM OF MILLBURN THEM PAYYOU. -vs- office of the Register of Essex County. ELIO CONSTANZA, ET ALS ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN AND SHORTHILLS Defendants CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises TIME OF SALE. Becauseyou Public Notice Dept. By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- TAX LOT 38 BLOCK 1857 tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale DIMENSIONS OF THE LOT ARE APPROX. 1Garret Mountain Plaza by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, 36.00 FT WIDE BY 100.00 FT. LONG livehere... 6th Floor Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on NEAREST CROSS STREET: SITUATED Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. ON THE EASTERLY SIDE OF SIDE SEV- P. O. Box471 (Prevailing Time) youneed to ENTH AVENUE,, 100.00 FEET FROM THE West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 Commonly known as: NORTHERLY SIDE OF CENTRAL AVE- 179 DODD STREET NUE. knowwhat’s Call toll-free When youdowhat youlove EAST ORANGE, NJ 07017 THE SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID TAX- 1-888-891-9467, Afull legal description can be found in the ES AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, WATER 1-800-891-9467, office of the Register of Essex County. AND SEWER LIENS AND OTHER MUNICI- happening here. press 4for the Public Notice Dept. ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE PAL ASSESSMENTS. THE AMOUNT DUE to do,it’snot really work at all. IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE LOCAL or e-mail to THE TIME OF SALE. LOT: 11 BLOCK: 861 TAXING AUTHORITY. 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ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- forThursdayedition Your calling is calling - AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY When submitting apublic notice MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT find it at ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE advertisement, please indicate the FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY name of the publication in which you SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- wish to place the ad, and your FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- northjersey.monster.com. RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER requested rundate(s). Also provide NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL billing name,address,telephone SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- SURPLUS,, IF ANY. number,and daytime telephone _ PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER The approximate amount of the Judgment to (if different). Prepayment required PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL be satisfied by said sale is the sum of unless previously credit-approved. HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE $222,291.34, together with the costs of this SURPLUS, IF ANY. sale. The approximate amount of the Judgment to The Sheriff reserves the rightgjto adjourn the Line rate: be satisfied by said sale is the sum of sale from time to time as provided by Law. 41¢43¢ $$246,998.31, together with the costs of this Newark, N.J. January 28,2009 Anotarized affidavit will automatically sale. Armando B. 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Call 555-555-5555. perience desirable. Experience with A1 Sheetrocking, Spackling Avail immed. 973-783-9364 for more info SIRSI Unicorn aplus. Schedule includes paint, carpentry,home repair 973-207-5942 mornings, afternoons, evenings and/or Creating customized websites, graphic ARE YOU TIRED Of Unreliable Contractors? MONTCLAIR: Modern 2Br Apt weekends. Hourly wage $14.62. Apply design, logo’s &brochures, photogra - Hwd Flrs,Heat &Prk’g Incl.: 973-746-5150 by March 26, 2009. Send resume to the 15 Yrs Exp. Carpentry, Paint, Sheetrock, phy, PC installations &support. Call Human Resources Department, Bthrms, Kitchens, Repairs, Remodeling & 973-715-6107 or visit our web site MONTCLAIR- Newly Renov 1Large BR, Extralarge 4BR, 3bathroom house. 2 OPTION Montclair Public Library, 50 South Installs~Fully Ins’d. Refs avail 201-923-1620 www.0101Solutions.com Lrg LR, Bath w/ Shower, Kit w/ New full kitchens. All new GE appliances, PLAIN LEAD Applc, New Carpt. Lndry &Prkg Avail. newh/w floors, fireplace, garage. Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042. HANDYMAN Painting, Tile YELLOW BACKGROUND EOE Employer. PROF:Employment 3rd Flr. 1Block to Town, 5Min to Train. ClosetoNYC bus. Great price reduc- 4 Drop Ceilings, Countertops, Wndw/Door Avail Now $945/Mo Utils Inc 973-994-7373 tion. Call ABC Realty,555-555-5555. WITH BOLD COPY PART TIME RECEPTIONIST Installation, Etc Etc Etc! l201- 852-7708 $600 Weekly Potential$$$ MONTCLAIR BERGENFIELD $899, 000 Mature minded pleasant person Extralarge 4BR, 3bathroom house. 2 Call 973-239-0954 HOME: Health Services Helping the government, PT. No experi- Nice Place to Call Home "Montclarion" ence. No Selling. Call: 1-888-213-5225 Walk to Montclair Center, Train &NYC OPTION full kitchens. All new GE appliances, Ad code: Hcost. Bus. Hrdwd flrs, plenty of light, 2BR new h/wfloors, fireplace, greenhouse, REAL ESTATE Exp’d Home Health Aide will Storage, Prkng, $1399. CALL 973-783-6151 garage. Close to NYCbus. Great price care for your sick/elderly, drive. Good AIRLINES ARE HIRING. 2 PLAIN LEAD reduction. Call ABC Realty,555-555-5555. AGENT WANTED refs. Call 973-380-3889 or 732-910-1070 Train for high paying Aviation Mainte- Montclair No Fee Avail 4/1 nance Career. FAA approved program. Fi- Spac 2BRapt, updated Victorian on AdministrativeAsst Chestnut St. Lg rms, hi ceilings &wndws Local office is looking for one or two local HOME: Home Improvements nancial aid if qualified. Housing Available. Coordinate activities of uniform com- NORTH JERSEY Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance. H/wd flrs, Cent Air, pkg, Wash/dryer pany.Dofiling, appointments, cus- self-starters. THE TIME IS RIGHT! We will avail, strg. 2blks to NYC trans. $1950 + assist you with obtaining areal estate li- (888-349-5387) tomer care, etc. 40 hours/week. Send CLASSIFIEDS cense and we provide the best training in Ernest Perrella utils. Pets ok. Call owner 973-857-1129 resume to AnyTrading Inc, 555 the industry! No experience is necessary. Attend College Online Anytown, USA from Home. *Medical, *Business, Montclair Potential 2BR. Cls to Trans. GETS RESULTS! Please call John Geaney Since *Paralegal, *Computers, *Criminal Parking 1car. Tenant pay all utils 1970 Justice. Job placement assistance. $1150/mo (973)818-6027 973-746-1515 Computer available. Financial Aid if SERVICE qualified. Call 866-858-2121 MONTCLAIR St. Lukes Pl. 2nd Flr, 2BRin WEICHERT REALTORS REPAIRS •REBUILD •CLEANING www.CenturaOnline.com 3Fam Vict. Nr Town Ctr, Stained Glass, Hwd flrs, LR, DR, EIK, Pvt Porch &2pkg SWING SET CLIFTON 973-900-4430 HOUSEKEEPERS NANNIES, COMPANIONS spaces $1750 +1½mos sec. 973-746-1235 COMMERCIAL: ForRent All nat’ls, Lic/Bonded. AURORA AGENCY Outdoor Wooden with Slide Features ACCOMPLISHED CHIMNEY 170 Morris Ave, Long Branch, NJ. Montclair Studio plus EIK and more. everything you need to build your play structure. Kit includes all pre-cut wood, SITUATIONS WANTED Clean Repair Rebuild 201-944-4466 732-222-3369 Parking 1car. $800/mo plus all utils MONTCLAIR PINE STREET 10% Off New Customer 1-800-578-3989 plastic coated uprights for lower main - Over 18? (973)818-6027 Med. bldg 2049SF. New offc ready for occ tenance, accessories and all hardware CERTIFIED AIDE SEEKS Med &other uses. Phil Rizzuto Lic R.E. needed for assembly. Wooden swing DCONSTRUCTION &Masonry Between High School and College? Travel MONTCLAIR- Unique Carriage House Broker. 973-470-2551 or 201-341-3784 5-7 days live in/out, will work nights, ATTICS •BSMNTS• KITCHENS• BATHS and Have fun w/Young, Successful Busi- Studio $1150 All Utils Incl. Skylites, Prkg, set comes with a6’foot slide. Call wknds or hrlyRefs Own car 973-763-1438 All Home Improvements 973-420-1168 ness Group. No experience Necessary. 2 Great Loc. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 973-509-0186 wks Paid Training. Lodging, Transporta- COMMERCIAL: Off./StoreRent DECKS, KITCHENS,BATHS, tion Provided. 1-800-735-7629. MONTCLAIR -UPPER MERCHANDISE WANTED Basemnts,Windows,Tile,Sheetrock,much 1BR no pkrng on site. $1150/mo. MONTCLAIR CENTER: OFFICE TRANSPORTATION more. On the Mark Home Repairs, LLC. Part Time, Home-based 1Br $1300/mo. 2BR $1500/mo. H/ HW Incl. 1 1200 RSF. Suite w/East Light. $1825/mo. Call Mark, 973-464-5301. Internet business. Earn $500 - prkg spot avail. $60 add’l.Ifappl. includes all utils. Call 570-977-0046 ALL ANTIQUES $1000/month or more. Flexible hours. approved, &signed by 3/1. ½mos free rentCall 1pc/estate. Toys, trains, dolls, vint hh/kit, AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE CRAFTSMAN Training provided. No selling required. for appt. 973-744-0973 Montclair- Office Park St loc. china, linens, jwlry &more! 201-750-7762 Refinish, Repair, Restoration, Re- uphol- FREE Details. www.K348.com (2) Rms w.½ Bath, waiting area, $850/per MONTCLAIR (UPPER)- NO FEE! All Civil War/Old Military 973-777-2125 stering, Cane,Rush, etc. Call Steve Izzo 2BRTownhouse layout, $1600 -$1700+ mo. incld heat. Avail Now. Call Alan Ash Ford 2002 Escort ZX2: Black, Schweppe Burgdorff Rltrs, 973-509-3975 sword-antique guns-helmet bayonet etc 5spd manual, AC, pwr brakes, 12,700 973-226-5737. furniturerestoring. com PROF:Lessons utils. Bsmt, Wash/dry hook-up, walk to miles, garage kept, $5,100. 973-744-4979 NYC train &town. Call 973-746-5373 SPRINGFIELD 5mofree rent/5 yr lease Antiques &Fine Art Wanted. HOME IMPROVEMENTS PIANO/GUITAR 100 Morris Ave; 1150-8000 sf, will divide & Purchase or Consignment by New Eng - Police Impounds for Sale! Carpentry, painting, decks powerwash, Nutley 2br Lr, kit &bth Pkg & remod to suit. $21/psf, evrything incl. OPT land Auction House. One item, Estate or 1995 Honda Civic! $700! More Cars No job too small. 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SATURN 2003 Vue 5spd, Furniture touch up &repairs, done in ATutor for Math, Science $800+utils. 10mins fr MSU. 973-495-5621 4cyl, slvr/drk gray, 69K, mint cond your home. Chairs reglued Complete re - English, SAT. Get the grade you need! COMMERCIAL: W’hse/Stor’gRent $7000/obo. 973-985-6422 973-517-5382 Princeton Grad, Rutgers Univ Prof. Pa - We Buy Guitars/Amps $$$ pd storation 25 yrs Exp! (973)839-6698 Springfield/Short Hills Brder Keybds,drums-all music insts 973.256.1717 tient &encouraging. All levels &ages. WALK TO NYC TRAIN! Verona -Garage for Rent WANTED Refs avail. Cheaper than the big agen - HOME: Landscaping cies &better! Josh 973-746-4452 1, 2&3BRs From $1295 $125/mo. 973-477-4652 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MANY AMENITIES! leave Msg if no answer PIANO -GUITAR LESSONS ATOP $FOR ALL TOYOTA, 973-607-0399 PIANOS WANTED! Nissan, VW, Caterpillars &Komatsus. AAA YARDWORK PIANO TUNING, Mr. J., 201-407-4871 SHORT HILLS CLUB VILLAGE COMMERCIAL: Bus. Opportunity Runs or Not, Damage OK. 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QUALITY DOMESTICS Great Loc. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 Sale in Millburn. Call Linda for more GARDEN STATE LANDSCAPE SERVING NEW JERSEY SINCE 1989 info 201-709-6968 Pregnant? Lawn Maint &Design, Mulch, Seed, Pa - w/Nannys •Housekeepers •Housemen, UPPER MTC- Near Watchung. 4Charm’g Considering Adoption? We are ayoung vers, Stone Walls, Cleanups 973.227.6464 Companions &Couples. (973)379-5082 Rms, $1175. 1BR, LR, Den/Ofc. New Kit & SERIOUS INVESTORS NEEDED (30s), childless married couple seeking SERVICES Bth, Prkg. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 We buy newer Florida Bank Owned homes to adopt. Financial security. Expenses HOME: Masonry WEST ORANGE 1BR, all utils at deep discounts. paid. Call Amy &Bill. (ask for Offering solid returns with excellent michelle/adam). 1-800-790-5260 HOME: Carpentry/Constr REAL ESTATE incl +gar &lndry, n/smking, $900. No upside secured by first mortgage Carmine Micciche &Son pets 973-736-5273 Call 800-356-1437 973-761-5647 F. 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FREE EST 973-667-0584 INSURED Joe 201-574-6762 or 973-818-6151 FULLYINS’D &LIC’D FREE EST. limitation, or discrimination FORRENT:Rent Share based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, 111AA Antiques CASH PAID Carpentry, Painting &Repair BASEMENTWATERPROOFING familial status or national origin, oranintention MONTCLAIR- Share Spacious 3BRApt. Antiques Wanted, Furniture.Glass,Silver Looking to makeany such preference, limitation or dis- Large LR, DR, EIK, AC &Lndry &Small Toys, Paintings, Mason jars, Postcards, Fountain pens, Etc. 973-208-1261 1Year guarantee on work. Call toll &MASONRY crimination. Bsmt Storage. Gar Prkg, 2Blks to NYC free 888-618-5464 or 973-932-5057. GUARANTEED DRY BASEMENT "This newspaper will not knowingly accept any Train. $800+½ Utils. Call 973-744-0744 For Coupons visit Structural Repairson advertisement for real estate which is inviola- ESTATESALES Foundations &Floors tion of the law. 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HERE COMES THE BRIDE, ALL DRESSED IN WHITE Birth Chad and Tara Ehrenkranz of the township. Veronica Castro, Mayor San- Springfield announce the birth of a Maternal great-grandparents are dra Haimoff, Remy Quinones, son, Owen Will, on Feb. 10 at St. Liba Rossi of Paris, France; Tosun owner of Exquisite Bride, and Barnabas Medical Center in Liv- and Jean Bayrak of New York City; Eileen Kaden Dean, from left, ingston. and John and Kay Brinnier of New celebrate at the grand open- Maternal grandparents are Bill York City. Paternal great-grand- ing of Exquisite Bride’s second and Filiz Brinnier of New York parents are Claire Ehrenkranz of location on March 4. The new City. Paternal grandparents are Dr. Whippany and Ruth Glazer of store, located on 110 Essex St., Howard and Jane Ehrenkranz of Atlanta, Ga. primarily sells bridal gowns with other services on site such as bridesmaids dresses, Resident joins the staff at House Party bridal lingerie, alteration ser- Township resident Greg Besner House Party, Besner was the pres- vices and a wedding planner. has been announced as the new ident and co-founder of Comput- Chief Operating Officer for House ershare Executive Services, which Party, a consumer activation and delivers compliance solutions to PHOTOS COURTESY OF EXQUISITE BRIDE experiential marketing company in more than 200 Fortune 1000 com- Irvington, N.Y. panies. He was also president and Besner will be responsible for co-founder of JLH Designs, which overseeing several key areas of the licenses consumer brand trade- company including finance, marks to design and distribute human resources and technical products globally. development, as well as supporting For more information, visit the operational aspects of the com- www.houseparty.com. pany’s delivery organization. Besner is an entrepreneur with a background in financial services PROFESSIONAL and software. Prior to joining & BUSINESS SERVICES Deerfield School to sponsor book fair FOR YOUR JUST FOR The Deerfield School book fair The book fair will also be open ANTIQUES & Medical Billing -A/R Clerk opening night will be held on Tues- on Wednesday, March 25 from 9 Exp’d Ophthalmology Billing A/R Clerk day, March 24 from 6:15 to 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and on Thursday, THRIFT SHOPS PET KIDS F/T position. Send Resume: p.m. in the gymnasium. The event March 26 from 9 to 11 a.m. [email protected] will provide milk and cookies for All proceeds will go to the Deer- children and readings by several field PTO. ST.LUKES 2ND TIME AROUND PET SERVICES PRESCHOOL AT YOUR SERVICE... teachers in the multi-purpose For additional information, call 73 S. Fullerton Ave•Montclair POOPER SCOOPER SERVICE Saint Stephen’sPreSchool Personal Chauffeur room. 973-379-4843. YouLet us come to “Where play is achild’smost serious work!” All Fresh Merchandise! Le your yard and Unique Multi-Aged Approach •6mos to Kindergarten Available 24/7 • Any Destination Late Winter &Early Spring pickand up the dogwaste. 7:15 am-6:00 pm •Part Time/Full Time Options 0002492990-01 Average visit starting at only $10 REGISTER MARCH 2009! Fashions for Family. SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION JULY6-AUGUST 14

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BELLE OF THE BALL Kirstie Kelly for Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings unveils Red Label Plus Size

Every princess begins her jour- beauty of each Disney Princess. In Ave. in Springfield, is hosting a veils and now the Red Label collec- ney with a dream. As a tribute to celebration of the princess in every bridal trunk show featuring the new tion, each inspired by the Disney aspiring princesses who dare to woman, Disney and renowned Disney Collection by Kristie Kelly Princess franchise. dream, Disney and renowned designer Kirstie Kelly Kirstie Kelly Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. For additional information about designer Kirstie Kelly have for Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings - Since the initial launch of the Dis- the La Belle Boutique trunk show, launched the “Red Label” collec- Red Label, showcased these ney Princess-inspired bridal collec- call201-464-4143. tion of plus size bridal gowns designs in glamorous style at New tion in April 2007, the line has For information on Kirstie Kelly designed specifically for plus size York Bridal Market during a runway expanded to include Maidens for For Disney’s Fairy Tale Weddings, women. This new line of bridal show at the Waldorf Astoria. bridesmaids, Princess Blossoms for consumers may visit www.disney- gowns inspired by the strength and La Belle Boutique, 8 Mountain flower girls, Jewels, jewelry and bridal .com.

Celebration ExpressYourselfStudios presents “A SpacetoCreate” La Belle Boutique Bridal Trunk Show featuring The Disney Collection by Art Classes •Summer Art Camp •Birthday Parties Kirstie Kelly (Adults &Children) March 13,14, &15 1912 Springfield Avenue 8Mountain Ave Maplewood, NJ 07040 973-763-5256 Springfield, NJ www.expressyourselfstudios.com

201 434 4143 Crafty Toddlers (Ages 2-4) for more information Thursday &Saturday 10:00 am –11:00 am

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PHOTO COURTESY OF LA BELLE BOUTIQUE Studio Saturdays (Ages 3-10) La Belle Boutique in Springfield is hosting a Bridal Trunk Show Every Saturday 1:00 pm –2:00 pm &3:30 pm –4:30 pm featuring the new couture Disney Collection by Kristie Kelly.

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By Ellen Burke Rawls 0002546327-01 ‘Cross over’ to AC with John Edward, JohnnyMathis at Tropicana ocounter the effects of our national economic Foratruly unique gastronomic excursion, Tslump, the casinos continue to offeramenuof Resorts is definitelythe place to be next weekend unique and diverse attractions to lurevisitorsto forthe most sophisticated dining experience this the resort. Hereare just three drasticallydifferent side of La Tour D’Argent. An exclusive“Spirited offerings coming up! Dinner with JonAshton” will be held in the This weekend Trump Plaza presents interna- Resorts Ballroom next Saturday, March 21, at 7 tionallyacclaimed psychic medium John Edward, p.m. This interactivedining experience will high- who will presumablyconnect audience partici- light aline of VanGogh premium vodkas in an pants with their deceased familymembersand assortment of cocktails as well as infusion of the lovedones. This will be Edward’sACdebut, but flavored vodkas in the preparation of three cours- the controversial field of parapsychologyisnoth- es of the gourmet gala. Throughout the evening, ing newtothe Boardwalk. Foroverhalf acentury TV celeb chef JonAshton will introduce asucces- gypsy fortune-tellershaveplied their trade at sion of flavored VanGogh Vodkas to complement booths along the Wooden Way, and morerecently the various dishes. He’ll even mix up afew origi- the Tajhosted British psychic Sylvia Browne who nal cocktail creations whichguests can sample on drew SROcrowds to the 2,000-seat Xanadu, many the spot then recreate backhome. Culinaryafi- hoping to be among those to be chosen foraspir- cionados will recall Jon’sfrequent appearances on itual “connection.” the Tonight Showwith JayLeno as well as NBC- Long Island nativeJohn Edward(nee McGee), TV’sTodayShow. The very personableBriton can former phlebotomist, has developed his ownstyle be seen on ABC, NBC, CBS and FOXaffiliates whichisdeeplycompelling, often startling and across the nation as he travels doing media tours occasionallyhumorous. His down-to-earth and presentations. approachhas earned him avast and loyalfollow- Guests at the event will enjoyagourmet feast ing, with his syndicated TV shows Crossing Over prepared by JonAshton and Resorts’ talented culi- and John EdwardCross Countryand severalhot- naryteam led by Resorts ExecutiveChef Barry selling books. During his readings Edwardshares Markowitz. As eachcourse is presented, Ashton with his audiences information presumablycom- will conduct acooking demonstration onstage municated by their deceased friends and relatives. and discuss with the audience the details of the Edwardsayshereceives imagesand clues from food preparation and howtopair cocktails with “the other side” whichthe audience must assist food. Dishes include:Asian Chop Salad with orien- him in interpreting.Audience subjects respond to tal vegetables and seasonings, topped with Daikon Edward’sstatements and questions, frequently adding their owndetails. curls and an oriental dressing infused with orange- John EdwardappearsatTrump Plaza Fridayat flavored VanGogh vodka; JonAshton’sBoneless 7p.m., and Saturdayat2p.m. The $175 ticket Braised Beef ShortRibs, with acoffee-flavorVan attests to the wildlypopular demand. Gogh vodka demi-glace, servedoveraceleryroot Shifting gears, casino circuit favorite Johnny puree, with fingerling potatoes and asparagus; and Mathis returns to his long-time haunt at Tropicana aPomegranate Vodka Trifle-Tini dessertserved fortwo shows this weekend. He’ll be joined by with double-espresso VanGogh vodka. GaryMule Deer in afairlyunusual showformat. Throughout the evening, guests will also enjoy Johnnydiscourages stragglerswho wander into tastings of super premium VanGogh Vodka and the theater in disrespect of the struggling “open- VanGogh’sflavoredvodkas. The flavored vodka er,” and so he opens his ownshow. Mathis appears choices include Espresso, Double Espresso, the alone onstage,under ababy spot, opening with a newAcai Blueberry and Banana vodkas, comple- soft ballad beforeacurtain opens to reveal an mented by the well known DutchChocolate, impressivefull orchestral backing. Pineapple, Pomegranate, Wild Apple Vanilla, He’sagracious performer,who’ll runthrough a Raspberry,Orange, Citroen, Coconut, Melon, selection from his manyhit singles and Grammy- Mango, BlackCherry,and Mojito Mint vodkas. winning albums. Ahalf-hour into his show, Johnny This promises to be afun evening and avery introduces his guest artist, and Garyopens with a unique opportunity to sample suchanextensive sure-firelaugh-getter to the effect that he’shon- selection of cocktails and flavored spirits. ored to have JohnnyMathis as his “opening act.” Attendance is limited, so order your tickets now! The comic performs ahalf-hour of standup, then Tickets to“A Spirited Evening“with celebrity chef Johnnycomes backtoclose the show. It’sareally JonAshton are$100 and can be purchased by call- classy act! Showtimes at Trop areFridayand ing Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000 or by logging Saturdaynights, 9p.m. both evenings. Tickets are onto www.ticketmaster.com or www.resortsac.com $35, $50, $65, and $75. Guests must be at least 21 yearsofage to attend.

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