Page 8 Thursday, May 9, 2013 The Westfield Leader and The Scotch Plains – Fanwood TIMES A WATCHUNG COMMUNICATIONS, INC. PUBLICATION POLICE BLOTTER Master Gardeners to Hold Garden Fair and Plant Sale Westfield 38, of Scotch Plains was arrested and MOUNTAINSIDE – The Union for local growing conditions in New Saturday, April 27, Jose M. Remache, charged with driving while intoxicated County Board of Chosen Freeholders Jersey, including a large selection of 30, of Roselle was arrested on a (DWI) after police responded to a one- Hackensack warrant following a motor car accident on the 100 block of La Grande has announced that the Rutgers Master tomatoes for containers and small gar- vehicle stop at East South and Windsor Avenue. He was transported to police Gardeners of Union County Annual dens. Also available for sale will be Avenues. He was released after posting headquarters, processed and released to a Spring Garden Fair and Plant Sale is set other vegetables, herbs, hanging bas- $500 bail. responsible person. for Sunday, May 19, from noon to 5 kets, houseplants and annual and pe- Sunday, April 28, Alexis Castro, 28, Thursday, May 2, Scott Hudzik, 26, of p.m. Free and open to the public, this rennial flowers, along with Rutgers of Union was arrested on warrants from Watchung was arrested on charges of event will take place rain or shine. soil test kits. New this year will be a Glen Ridge, Roselle Park, Ridgefield DWI and obstruction after a motor ve- Now in its 24th year, the Garden Fragrant Plant table offering varieties Park, Union, Elizabeth and Jersey City, hicle stop at Midway Avenue and Forest Fair will be held at the Demonstration selected for their pleasing scent. with bail totaling $1,615, following a Road. Hudzik was asked to perform field Gardens in Union County’s Watchung Additionally, there will be children’s motor vehicle stop at Central Avenue and sobriety tests, which he was unable to Clover Street. Castro satisfied bail on the complete, authorities said. He was trans- Reservation, located near the Trailside activities, tours of the Demonstration warrants and was released. ported to police headquarters, and while Nature and Science Center at 452 New Gardens and displays and presenta- Sunday, April 28, Michelle Castro, 27, being processed became verbally com- Providence Road, Mountainside. tions on the new “Square Food Gar- of Union was arrested following a motor bative and uncooperative towards the The Master Gardeners of Union dening” gardening trend, the Master vehicle stop at Central Avenue and Clo- officers. He was processed and released County are volunteers trained and cer- Tree Steward program, home ver Street on an outstanding Linden war- to a responsible person. tified by the Rutgers Cooperative Ex- composting, mosquito control and an rant for $200. She was released on her Sunday, May 5, Jose Melendez- GET READY TO GARDEN…Union County Freeholder Bette Jane Kowalski tension of New Jersey, supported in introduction to horticultural therapy. own recognizance per the Linden Mu- Ramirez, 34, of Plainfield was arrested cuts the ribbon to open last year’s Master Gardeners Spring Garden Fair and Plant Sale, with Demonstration Gardens Manager Joanne Krueger, left; Master part by the Freeholder Board. Among Throughout the event, Master Gar- nicipal Court. and charged with DWI after a motor ve- the Master Gardeners’ many contri- dener volunteers will run a free Gar- Sunday, April 28, Elizabeth Rifino, 45, hicle stop at Midway Avenue and Tillotson Gardener Coordinator Madeline Flahive, second from left, and current Master of Piscataway responded to police head- Road. He was asked to perform field so- Gardeners President Carol Walczuk, right. The 2013 event is scheduled for butions to the Union County commu- den Helpline clinic to answer ques- quarters to satisfy two outstanding war- briety tests, which he was unable to com- Sunday, May 19, from noon to 5 p.m., rain or shine, in the Watchung Reservation, nity are the Sharing, Berry Patch, Herb tions and provide guidance for solv- rants from Westfield, with total bail of plete, police said. He was transported to 452 New Providence Road, Mountainside. and Harry Potter gardens, which will ing gardening problems. Attendees $144. She was released after posting bail. police headquarters, processed and re- hit a milestone this year with more are encouraged to bring plant and Monday, April 29, Reinaldo Gomez, leased to a responsible person. than 20,000 pounds of fresh produce insect samples for diagnosis. 50, of Vineland was arrested on an out- Monday, May 6, Michael Tinnin, 55, of Library to Present Program donated to local food pantries and Free parking will be available ad- standing Linden traffic warrant for $200 Elizabeth was arrested on an active war- nutrition centers since 2002. jacent to the Fair and in nearby areas as the result of a motor vehicle stop on rant out of South Plainfield after a motor Every year the group also donates of the Watchung Reservation. For North Avenue near Central Avenue. He vehicle stop on the 300 block of North Celebrating Theatre thousands of flowers to local cancer maps and directions, including an was released on his own recognizance Avenue. He was transported to police with a court date. headquarters, processed and turned over WESTFIELD – The Westfield Me- Museum when the museum presented hospitals and centers from its gar- interactive Google Maps feature, visit Monday, April 29, Joshalyn Milligan, to the South Plainfield Police Department. morial Library, located at 550 East an exhibition on the Kovno Ghetto of dens; conducts community garden- the Trailside Nature and Science Cen- 24, of Plainfield was arrested following a Monday, May 6, Teara Bullock, 24, of Broad Street, will present a program Lithuania. A child of Holocaust sur- ing projects and offers horticultural ter page at ucnj.org/parks. motor vehicle stop at West North and Plainfield was arrested on an active war- entitled “In Words and Music: The vivors in Lithuania, Professor Cypkin therapy to senior citizens and other Applications to become a Master Lenox Avenues on charges of possession rant out of Plainfield after a motor ve- Story of the ” on sang in 1981 at the World Gathering residents with special needs. Gardener will be on hand at the Gar- of a controlled dangerous substance hicle stop at South and Martine Avenues. Wednesday, May 15, at 7 p.m. of Holocaust Survivors in Jerusalem, All proceeds from the Garden Fair den Fair, or contact Judi Laganga at (CDS)/less than 50 grams of suspected Bullock was transported to police head- Diane Cypkin, a professor of me- Israel. help to fund these programs, along the Rutgers Cooperative Extension marijuana and possession of CDS/ quarters, processed and turned over to the dia, communications and visual arts She has worked in the English- with a college scholarship fund for Office in Westfield at (908) 654-9854. Alprazolam (Xanax). Milligan was re- Plainfield Police Department. local youth. Additional information is available leased with summonses pending a Union Mountainside at Pace University and a lifetime en- speaking theater as both a singer and County Superior Court date of May 18. Tuesday, April 30, Benjamin T. Olsen, tertainer, will be the presenter. actor in shows. In addition, she has The Spring Garden Fair will feature at the Master Gardener website, Tuesday, April 30, Kyle Fleming, 24, 35, of Mountainside was arrested on war- Through English narration, she will directed productions of The World of hundreds of plants for sale that are fit mastergardeners-uc.org. of Westfield was arrested at his residence rants out of Boonton and Newark after tell the story of Yiddish theatre, sing- Sholom Aleichem, The Theatre of on a Westfield traffic warrant for $500. police responded to a report of a disor- ing in Yiddish many of the memo- Peretz and Green Fields. He was released after posting bail. derly patient at a care facility on Route 22. rable songs written and/or popular- For almost 10 years she was Yid- Fanwood-Scotch Plains ‘Y’ Wednesday, May 1, Lauren Korn, 21, Thursday, May 2, Jose M. Solano, 38, ized by greats like Avrom Goldfaden, dish Theatre consultant at the Mu- of Westfield was arrested while appear- of Freehold was arrested for driving with , Aaron Lebedev, seum of the City of New York and ing in court in Westfield on an outstand- a suspended license after a motor vehicle Molly Picon, , curated the highly successful exhibi- Hosts Healthy Kids Day ing no-bail Union County Sheriff’s Of- stop on Route 22. He was processed and fice warrant. Korn was processed and released at the scene. Alexander Olshanetsky, Jennie tion entitled “A Celebration: 100 years SCOTCH PLAINS – The as yogurt parfaits, whole-wheat ba- turned over to the Union County Sheriff’s Sunday, May 5, Ann M. Levy, 50, of Goldstein, , Jacob of Yiddish Theatre in New York.” Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA, lo- gels and multigrain chips, and also Office. She also had an outstanding North Kenilworth was arrested for driving with Jacobs, Sholom Secunda, Menashe Professor Cypkin is a recipient of the cated at 1340 Martine Avenue, Scotch had the opportunity to try guacamole, Bergen warrant with bail set at $295. a suspended license after a motor vehicle Skulnik, Herman Yablokoff, the Barry Kenan Award for Teaching Excel- Plains, opened its doors to the com- salsa and hummus. Wednesday, May 1, a business on the stop on Ackerman Avenue. She was pro- Sisters and others. She also will high- lence and the Pace University munity April 27 for Healthy Kids Visitors were able to tour the re- 100 block of Central Avenue reported the cessed and released at the scene. light the artistic contributions made President’s “Extra Mile” Award. Day, a YMCA initiative and free com- cently renovated “Y” facility, which theft of approximately $556.45 worth of Monday, May 6, Anthony A. Camporini, by dramatic greats like Jacob P. Adler, This program will be free and open munity event. includes a Wellness Center, two pools, Wusthof knives between 8 a.m. and 12:15 27, of Montclair was arrested and charged Jacob Gordin, Bertha Kalich, Keni to Westfield Memorial Library and More than 200 parents, children and co-ed adult whirlpool, fitness and p.m. that day. The matter is under inves- with driving while intoxicated (DWI) after Liptzin, and Jacob MURAL cardholders. MURAL other community members came to- dance class studio rooms, adult locker tigation. a motor vehicle stop on Route 22. Wednesday, May 1, a business on the Garwood Ben-Ami. cardholders belong to libraries that gether to celebrate healthy living prin- rooms complex, family locker rooms, 200 block of West South Avenue reported Tuesday, April 30, Michael J. Professor Cypkin has appeared in are part of the Middlesex Union Re- ciples. The staff provided a high-en- fitness testing, air-conditioned gym- the theft of approximately $16 worth of Dippolito, 22, of Westfield was arrested many Yiddish-language musical pro- ciprocal Agreement Libraries. For ergy, interactive and fun atmosphere. nasium, Child Watch and more. merchandise between 12:30 and 1 p.m. that and charged with DWI after a motor ductions spanning more than two de- participating libraries, access the Both pools, including the “Y”’s new Area residents are invited to stop in day. The incident is under investigation. vehicle stop on the 100 block of North cades. She also has done a great deal Westfield Memorial Library website, pool, were available for Open Swim. and take a tour of the new “Y” facility Friday, May 3, Kathryn Daleo, 24, of Avenue. He was processed and released of concert work. In Washington, D.C., wmlnj.org. To register for the pro- There also was an obstacle course, or call (908) 889-8880 to schedule South Plainfield was arrested and charged with a pending court date. she gave a concert featuring the songs gram, visit wmlnj.org and click on gymnastics, face painting, carnival one. Those interested in learning more with driving while intoxicated (DWI) and Sunday, May 5, Carlos Gallardo-Bejar, of her father, Abraham Cypkin, at the the Calendar tab, or call (908) 789- games, arts and crafts, sports samplers, about Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA with possession of CDS/less than 50 grams 53, of Edison was arrested and charged Holocaust Memorial 4090, extension 0. the Hoop Wizard, family games and programs and services but who do of suspected marijuana pursuant to a motor with DWI and refusing to submit to a vehicle stop at Willow Grove Road and breath test after police responded to a races. Additionally, there were Hula- not have time to stop in may visit Rahway Avenue. She was transported to report of a disabled motor vehicle being Hoop contests, three-legged races, fanwoodscotchplainsymca.org. Fi- police headquarters, processed and released pushed by the driver on the 400 block of Committee Seeks Marchers musical chairs and other favorites. nancial assistance is available for with a summons to a responsible adult. South Avenue. He was transported to Participants enjoyed snacks such those who qualify. Fanwood police headquarters, processed and re- Tuesday, April 30, Ryan Robinson, leased with a pending court date. For Memorial Day Parade MOUNTAINSIDE – grand marshal of Mountainside’s pa- Mountainside’s parade organizing rade. Mr. Leber served in the U.S. OWEN BRAND committee is looking for individu- Army during the Korean War (1952- ML# 222999 als and groups to march in this year’s 1953) in the 2nd Infantry Division, in Memorial Day Parade, to be held on the capacity of Infantry, Clerical and Your Hometown Monday, May 27. Planned events Supply in multiple locations through- MORTGAGE BANKER include a memorial ceremony fol- out Korea. He was awarded a Korean lowed by the parade honoring those Service Medal with Two Bronze Stars who have given their lives in service and the United Nations Service Medal to the United States. for service specific to the Korean The ceremony will take place at War. Mr. Leber currently serves the 11:30 a.m. at the Veterans flagpole Mountainside Veterans of Foreign monument on Constitution Plaza, be- Wars as Post chaplain and is involved Residential – Construction tween the firehouse and the in civic volunteer work throughout Mountainside Public Library. This the community. year, Assemblywoman Nancy Munoz Any groups or individuals wish- Commercial – Bridge Loans and Senator Tom Kean, Jr. will be on ing to march in this year’s parade in Local: (908) 789-2730 hand for the event. Upon conclusion Mountainside are encouraged to call of the ceremony, veterans, Scouts, Deanna Andre at (908) 244-4111. If Toll Free: (888) 256-4447 ext. 41349 rescue squad, fire department and any Mountainside veterans wish to [email protected] police personnel and community march or ride in the parade (vehicles groups will parade toward Deerfield will be provided), call Bill Tomko at School. The parade will proceed from (908) 232-2941. For further infor- Constitution Plaza up to Bridle Path mation about the parade, call Carol to Wood Valley Road to Central Av- Goggi at (908) 789-9420. Member FDIC enue, ending in the Deerfield School HEALTHY AND HAPPY…Shannon Frank and her daughter, Jamie, enjoy a NMLS ID #60061. Mortgage Loans provided by ISB Mortgage Co, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of parking lot. 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