WALK FOR MOM TOUGH DEFEAT For the ninth consecutive year, The Wntheld High School varsity Scotch Plaint resident Tim Dursem football team feUto Cranford, 17- and his family will host a "Watic 14, in its home opener last week- for Mom" this Saturday in end. For more on the game, see Nomahegan Park. For more infor- the story in Sports, Page C-1. mation on the event, see the story on Page A-3.
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Vol. 22, No, 38 Serving Westfield, Scotch Plains and Fanwood Friday, September 21, Paying tribute to a local pioneer Proposed center, museum in Scotch Plains would honor John Shippen, natiorts first black golfer at the Scotch Hills Country Club. chairman, who hails Shippen as the THE RECORD-PRESS Before coining under municipal own- Jackie Robinson of golf. ership, the site was an African It was by mere happenstance that Long before there was Tiger American cultural hub known as the the couple stumbled on Shippen's Woods, there was John Matthew Shady Rest Golf and Country Club, story after joining a small committee Shippen Jr. where Shippen worked for decades. that gathered to help the township Born on Dec. 5, 1879, Shippen was For local resident Thurman organize a celebration to mark the the first American-born golf profes- Simmons Sr. and his wife, Ruby, co- golfer's birthday in 1988. "She sional, the first African American founders of the John Shippen dragged me to this meeting," golfer, and the youngest professional Memorial Golf Foundation, the Simmons said of his wife, who, BB an to participate in the U.S. Open prospect is more than a dream come assignment for a college course she Championship. And for 30 years, he true: It is also a chance to educate the was taking, chose to attend a town- called Scotch Plains home. 'world about a forgotten champion ship meeting rather than write a Now, the township is making plans and celebrate the township's rich his- paper. to commemorate the pioneer's legacy tory. According to Simmons, informa- with the construction of a community "It's been a long road," said Thurman and Ruby Simmons have played a key In center and museum bearing his name Thurman Simmons, the foundation's (Continued on page A-2) preserving John Shippen's legacy. Rockin5 out at MusicFest Mahr unopposed in mayoral election Party leaders announced last month that Lindsey THE RECORD-PRESS was no longer an active FANWOOD — The clock candidate. They said a has run out for local change in lifestyle prompt- Republicans to select a ed by the ongoing renova- replacement candidate tion of her house in Florida after their mayoral nomi- would vie for her attention nee dropped out of this during the campaign sea- year's race, leaving incum- son. bent Democratic Mayor "Pat Lindsey would have Colleen Mahr to return to been a good candidate and the seat uncontested. The an outstanding mayor, but party had until Sept. 19 to she had other conflicts that fill the open slot. really prevented her from According to Fanwood doing the job full-time," Republican Coirimittee Trumpp said. Chairman Ted Trumpp, the This year's campaign party could not come up has already seen major with a suitable candidate to changes in the lineup of fill the vacancy left when Borough Council candi- Patricia Lindsay withdrew dates for both parties. On from the campaign. Aug. 10, former "It was really just (that) Councilman Joseph getting a good candidate to Higgins, a Democrat, run against the current announced his resignation mayor seemed almost for personal reasons from impossible, so we decided it his council post with juBt would be better not to run four months left in his unless we could find as out- three-year term. In his standing a candidate for place, the mayor and coun- mayor as we have for the cil appointed William council," Trumpp said on Friday. (Continued on page A-3) New school year brings new parking complaints PHOTO BY JIM OCCI/CORRESPONDENT Union County's annual MusicFest event drew more than 40,000 rock-and-roll fans to Nomahegan Park in Cranford Wf. officials optimistic solution can be reached on Saturday. Among the bands who perfomrted went The Smithereens, led by Scotch Plains' own Pat DiNizo. Rock By OHM MARX because enrollment has legend Chuck Berry also played a set, and the alternative rockers Live closed the show. grown and more students THE RECORD-PRESS have access to cars. There is WESTFIELD — Town currently no student park- Church members provide support to Katrina's victims and school officials have ing on the school campus. areas unsalvageable, the feder- begun another round of Several plans involving the al government determined. talks about solutions to the sale of permits to students STAFF WRITER Almost every structure in the high school parking prob- have been put forward, but The biblical story of Noah tells community suffered moderate lem, even as the start of none have been successful, of a man preparing for flood with to severe damage, and even another school year has and communication heavenly guidance. The story of those homes that can be saved created new headaches for between the Town Council Camp Noah and a group from have at least some mold dam- residents who live near the and the Board of Education Calvary Lutheran Church tells of age. school. has been strained. a town still reeling two years The Gethsemane church At the Town Council's Nemeth acknowledged after Hurricane Katrina, and a facility is about 80 percent conference meeting that the council cannot cre- local contingent trying to help repaired, but the congrega- Tuesday night, Dorian ate new parking capacity the smallest members of the com- tion's size has dropped from Road resident Mike on the streets. But the munity to heal. about 700 to barely 40 since Nemeth pleaded with coun- town's policy of placing Founded by the Lutheran the storm. Pastor Jim Shears, cil members to create a restrictions haphazardly Social Service of Minnesota and whose home was destroyed by more equitable parking sit- has only concentrated the Lutheran Disaster Response, the oil slick, has been commut- uation around Westfield burden in certain areas, he Camp Noah is a week-long camp ing between Chalmette and High School, which sits at said, and created an staffed by volunteers and offered Tennessee, where his wife was the corner of Dorian Road inequitable situation. free of charge to disaster-impact- offered a job after the storm. and Rahway Avenue. Dorian Road had never ed children. This is the second The Rev. Carol Lindsay (top right) and Linda He spends Monday through Currently, he said, many experienced serious prob- year the camp was operated at Huff (bottom right) were two of 13 parishioners Thursday with his family streets in the neighborhood lems in the past, he said. Grethsemane Lutheran Church in who spent a week in Chalmette, La. with fami- before driving six hours to have restrictions that effec- But because other streets Chalmette, La. lies still impacted by Hurricane Katrina. spend Friday, Saturday, and tively prohibit students have been given restric- Determined to help children Chalmette, where most homes are Sunday with what is left of the con- from parking, while others tions, "now, we're the desig- who are still struggling to return to still not. rebuilt and many of the gregation. AH the Calvary members have no restrictions. As a nated street," he said. normal life two years after Hurricane 32,000 former residents will not be discovered, it's part of the adjustment result, he said, "certain In response, Mayor Andy Katrina, a group of 13 parishioners returning. that Chalmette has learned to make. streets"— including Dorian Skibitsky said he had met from the Cranford church spent a The seat of St. Bernard Parish, "They've learned to put everything Road, Dorian Place, Dorian earlier Tuesday to discuss week in July running the camp. The Chalmette, located about seven miles in perspective," said Marko, a Court and Shadowlawn the issue with new group — the Rev. Carol Lindsay, east of New Orleans, was a mostly Garwood resident. Drive — "have been desig- Superintendent Margaret Robin Marko, Carolyn Swenson, middle-class community before the There is still an open tent on the nated as the parking lot for Dolan, and high school Linda and Lauren Huff, Janet and storm. But the town was destroyed by church grounds where stacks of Westfield High School." parking will be a priority Justin Rupp, Erica Fischer, Sue and some 14 feet of water during Katrina, donated items sit. Without having to High school parking has item for a planned joint Jess Popek, and Jim, Jamie, and and an oil storage facility that rup- become an increasing prob- Linda Pullis — traveled to tured during the storm has left some (Continued on page A-7) lem in recent years, (Continued on page A-5)
REMINDER QUOTABLE Have some old stuff around the "It's past time for the environmental movement to get to the WHAT TO DO WITH house you'd like to sell? Bring meat of the matter and tell people the truth — that adopting Commentary A-6 Obituaries A-8 them to the Kenilvvorth Inn on a vegetarian diet is the most important action any of us can THESE OLD Sept. 21, 22 and 24. An take to help the environment."— PETA Vice President Bruce Community Life B-1 Real Estate C-4 appraiser From D&Y Trading will Friedrich. See more opinions in the letters section, Page A-6, THINGS? be on hand. Sporfs C-1 Police Log A-5 sww^-v. A-2 SEPTEMBER 21, 2007 With planned center, township hopes to honor a local pioneer (Continued from page A-l) was the perfect opportunity place with four other playen par-4 again. It sure would would be on permanent dis- when the club was a gather- for the 16-year-old Shippen after round one of the two- have been womething to win play at a proposed museum ing place for African taoo about Shippen was hard to showcase his talent, teeing day tournament. But during that day." at the center, including a put- American socialites during to come by at the time. "No off against the premier the second round, he landed Shippen competed in four ter made by Shippen which the era of big bands and one had done research," he golfers of his time. in a bunker on the 13th hole. more U.S. Open was appraised at more than awing dance. aaid. During the process of Shippen's participation This was before the advent of Championships between $20,000. The Simmonses are On any given Saturday unearthing information was not welcomed by all, and sand wedges, and "it took 1899 and 1913. Though a hoping to see other signifi- evening, the elite house about the former township clause allowing segregation cant pieces of memorabilia, band, the Barons of resident, the Simmonaes dis- of public faculties was not such as an oil portrait of Rhythm, would welcome covered a love for golf, and a removed until 1956, he con- Shippen by renowned artist headliners such as Duke commitment to keeping tinued to play even into his Don Miller, and documents Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Shippen's legacy from obscu- 80s, often through the chronicling his career make Cab Call away or Sarah rity. United Black Golf their way back home to the Vaughn. The distinguished Association. Shady Best. guests could include sports heroes like Althea Gibson and intellectuals like W.E.B. DuBois. A group of black investors purchased the one-acre property from the Westfield Golf Club in 1921, and the club thrived for the next 40 years. "That was the only place African Americans could go in the late '20s and '30s," said Thurman Simmons. The club even managed to survive the Great Depression. The owners had John Matthew Shippen to hand over the deed to the c. 193O's township in 1938 due to foreclosure, but the property That legacy was well remained under the aus- established by the time pices of the Shady Rest until Shippen arrived in Scotch His status as a pioneer "Shippen certainly is an 1964. Then, the municipali- Plains. Bom in Washington, didn't guarantee celebrity individual who deserves ty turned it into an integrat- D.C., he moved with his fam- during his lifetime. Shippen recognition in the golf com- ed public golf course and ily to South Hampton, N.Y., settled in Scotch Plains with- munity," said Rand Jerris, renamed the site the Scotch when his father, a out much fanfare in 1931, director of the USGA Hills Country Club, as it Presbyterian minister, was taking a job as the golf pro Museum and Archives. The stands today. sent on a mission to the and greens supervisor at the USGA is set to open its own Township officials say the Shinnecock Indian reserva- Shady Rest and living on the museum in Far Hills next tion. Two years after the structure is now deteriorat- second floor of the club build- year, and one of the two clubs ed and may need to be torn Shippens arrived at the Above, a tombstone marks John Shfppan's grava In ing. He worked there until in existence made and reservation, 80 acres of near- down to make room for a Lindan. A foundaton created by Scotch Plains residents 1964, when he moved to reportedly used by Shippen larger multi-function facili- by land was purchased and Plainfield Avenue. His last Thurman and Ruby Simmona lad an effort to have the during the historic U.S. Open ty, slated to be named the converted to a golf course to tombstone erected; Shippen's grandaon and only living years were difficult, and in will be featured in an exhib- rival those in the British dascsndant, Hanno Shlppan Smith, attended a ceremo- 1968, "he died penniless and John Shippen Community it, Jerris said. Center. Isles. At the age of 10, work- ny with Thurman Simmona in 1993. At right, Simmons alone in a nursing home in "Any efforts expended to ing as a caddy at Shinnecock tries out a putter created by Shlppan, one of two existing Newark," said Thurman The township has been get his story told or shared searching for a site for a sen- Hills, Shippen had his first clubs thought to have bean used In the 1896 U.S. Open. Simmons. will be very well spent," encounter with a golf club. ior center for years, and once some white entrants threat- him 11 strokes to get out," Shippen was buried at the Jerris said. "I would imagine complete, the center would After showing great ened to withdraw if he and a Thurman Simmons said. Rosedale Cemetery in that a lot of people in Scotch promise as a student of the serve as a place for local sen- Native American competitor, Shippen would have to settle Linden. His grave remained Plains don't know about iors to gather with their game under the apprentice- Oscar Bunn, were allowed to for fifth place — seven unmarked until 1993, when Shippen... I think it's won- ship of course owner William peers. But it is also sure to play. But Theodore strokes behind winner the Simmonses spearheaded derful that the town would be a destination for golf Dunn, Shippen was promot- a fund-raising effort to erect Havemeyer, the tournament James Foulis — and a $10 even consider doing some- enthusiasts and history ed to an assistant at cash prize. a granite tombstone noting director and first president of thing like this in his honor." buffs. It will be, said Ruby Shinnecock Hills. In that the United States Golf According to an account the golf legend's accomplish- role, he gave lessons to some ments. Simmons, "a permanent Association, did not succumb published in the popular place for African Americans of the country club's elite to the protest, and the tour- black magazine Tuesday, In a recent traveling THE SHADY REST members, including J.P. nament went on as sched- to know about their history Shippen said, "It was a little, exhibit hosted by the USGA, Not only will the pro- and to showcase their histo- Morgan. When Shinnecock uled. easy par-4. I'd played it many Shippen was hated among posed center/museum pay ry, and to teach young peo- Hills was selected to host the times... You know, I 've eight great golfers in the Despite his youth and the homage to Shippen, it mil ple about their history." second U.S. Open bigotry surrounding him, wished a hundred times I world. Some of the artifacts also serve as a reminder of Championship in 1896, it Shippen was tied for first could have played that little featured during that exhibit the Shady Rest's heyday, "We just hope we get to see this and we get to be a part of this," said Ruby Simmons, who coordinates the Shippen foundation's annual golf tournament and 3 DAYS ONLY IN KENILWORTH a scholarship program that supports African American high school golfers. "The town has taken a step for- ward to acknowledge this gem." According to Mayor Martin Marks, the project is DIATE CASH being guided by the Recreation Commission. 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, * r.~f _Tj-j^i : 'i£ j-SFfVS..-,?. SEPTEMBER 21, 2007 A-3 Judge dismisses 19-year-old jailed ex-sergeant's suit after allegedly mailing against township threatening letter
THE RECORD-PRESS that Fortunate, a 2006 gradu- THE RECORD-PRESS ate of Scotch Piains-Fanwood SCOTCH PLAINS — A federal judge High School, does not have has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a former SCOTCH PLAINS — A links to terrorism, but he said police sergeant who claimed his civil rights local resident is being held at the threat cannot be dis- were violated when he was fired following the county jail after allegedly missed. "In this day and age a sex scandal at the local police depart- threatening to damage and we have to take everything ment. loot the municipal building if seriously," Donnelly said. In a 10-page ruling handed down on a list of demands regarding According to Donnelly, Aug. 29, District Court Judge Katharine changes to municipal govern- postal police intercepted an ment were not met. envelope mailed over the Hayden found that James Cassidy "has Thomas Fortunate, 19, of failed to show how the procedures Labor Day weekend with the Scotch Plains was charged message, "Please read this employed in the administrative process with making terroristic (that led to his termination) were defi- letter in its entirety or people threats and creating a false will be hurt" on the front. The cient," and also failed to prove "that any alarm on Sept. 11 after he letter was addressed to the actions taken against him were motivated allegedly confessed to writing by racial or class-based discrimination." municipal building. Abov*, Thn Our— with hto late mom, Charlotte. Balow, Dumaa, hto a letter that contained a list During the subsequent Hayden dismissed Cassidy's BIX federal wife, Kate, and thalr twin boya, Gaonja and Aldan, at laat yaar's walk. of 10 demands. investigation, authorities claims, and she found that "extraordinary Among them, authorities were able to trace the letter circumstances" did not exist to warrant the said, was a call that the back to Fortunato. According federal court considering another 1O claims SP resident leads 'Walk for Mom'Township of Scotch Plains to Donnelly, Fortunato con- made under state law. A mother's love is what has stay-at-home mom and raised six of and the Borough of Fanwood fessed to the crime when he Cassidy was fired after an eight-day dis- inspired Tim Dursee's "Walk for us kids. She was selfless. She was a merge into one town, that a was brought in for question- ciplinary hearing in March 20O3 in which ramp connecting Route 78 to ing. he was charged with engaging in sexual Mom." great mom," he said. downtown Scotch Plains be For the ninth consecutive year, Dursee and wife, Kate, started The charge of making ter- activity with a subordinate female police Dursee, a Scotch Plains resident, constructed, and that roristic threats, a third degree officer, Regina Scarinci, and inappropriate the walk nine years ago inimprovements be made to offense, carries a maximum has led the walk in honor of his Westfield, with 20 friends and fam- existing sidewalks. conduct while on duty. His termination was mother, Charlotte Dursee of sentence of three to five reduced on appeal by an administrative ily members. Last year, 80 people The letter also made the years, Donnelly said. The Westfield, who lost her life to breast participated. "It was special to have other following demands, law judge to a six-month suspension and cancer. charge of creating a false demotion to a lower rank, but the termina- people come out to the walk in authorities said: alarm, a fourth degree tion was subsequently reinstated by the "Walk for Mom,** which will be remembrance of people they loved — construction of a Quick offense, carries a maximum Department of Personnel Merit System held at Nomehegan Park in who were taken by cancer. We all Chek in the downtown three-year sentence. Board. C ran ford at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, walked together, and talked, and — construction of a Route Contacted Thursday, hie Sept. 22, will benefit CancerCare of shared stories," he said. The walk 22 pedestrian bridge connect- In a suit filed against the township, the New Jersey, a non-profit organiza- attorney, Gary Gabras, said, police department, the late Township is really a feel-good event to benefit ing Bowcraft to other shop- "We are defending him tion that offers completely free a great cause. When I told ping sites Attorney Douglas Hansen, Township services to anyone affected by can- against those charges." Manager Thomas Atkins and Scarinci, CancerCare that I wanted to hold — decriminalization of Fortunato's MySpace Web cer: people with cancer, caregivers, the walk to benefit their organiza- marijuana Cassidy argued that the township had children, loved ones, and the page says he attended withheld evidence during the hearing tion, they were so grateful, I knew — construction of a com- Rutgers University in bereaved. All the services are com- muter rail station in town. Newark last year and is cur- process, and that he had unlawfully been pletely free of charge. immediately that I made the right prevented from submitting certain evi- choice." According to Detective rently at Union County Dursee, the youngest of six chil- Brian Donnelly of the Scotch College. dence. But Hayden ruled that he had failed dren, was just 17 years old when Everyone who participates in to make his case persuasively, and she the "Walk for Mom" gets a T-shirt, Plains Police Department, Fortunato must undergo a his mother passed. "My mom was the letter threatened that the psychological evaluation, granted the defendants' motion for sum- the glue of our family. She was a and participants will enjoy refresh- demands be met by mary judgment. ments afterwards. The event is an Donnelly said. He is being opportunity to honor those lost to Halloween or the municipal held at the Union County Jail Township officials are hoping that the building would be burned and because he has not posted ruling will be the last word on their liti- cancer, celebrate those who are sur- looted, with the proceeds of vivors, and give hope to those who bail of $327,500. gious relationship with Cassidy. "We're the pillaging given back to Executive Assistant pleased with her opinion," said current are coping with the challenges of taxpayers. Prosecutor Eileen Walsh said Township Atttorney Brian Levine. "I think the disease. "He was mad at the way no court date has been set she properly applied the facts of this case Area residents are invited to join the (local) government is and no prosecutor has been to the federal law and made the appropri- Tim, Kate, and their twin 2'/2-year- run," said Donnelly. He noted assigned. ate decision." old boys, George and Aidan, at Cassidy however has 30 days to appeal "Walk for Mom." The rain date is mer longtime Police Chief the ruling, but had yet to do so at press Sept. 30. Mahr Anthony Parenti. His council time. Levine said he is "hoping that this is For more information or to regis- running mate is Joel Stroz. the end of the matter." ter, visit www.cancercare.org/walk- (Continued from page A-l) The Republicans are look- Theresa Stultz is a staff writer for the forhope or contact Kathy Populus, a former council ing to gain a foothold on what Record-Press. She can be reached at (732) Trethaway at (800) 813-HOPE or member, to replace Higgins. is currently an all-Democrat 396-4204 or [email protected]. [email protected]. Populus will also take governing body. Now, they'll Higgins's place on the ballot, be staging their campaign running for council alongside without someone at the top of incumbent Katherine the ticket. Verizon announces plans to sell Scotch Plains building Mitchell. "We feel that we could rely Plains building will 'affect Republican council nomi- on the candidates for council, Planned re-organization of facilities doesn't include layoffs tax ratables for the town- nee Janek Skutnik also because I think they basical- the company 'lias some Township Manager ship. dropped out of the campaign ly are outstanding and stand vacant office spaces in sever- Thomas Atkins said the com- "Obviously if we have a earlier this summer and was a good chance of being suc- THE RECORD-PRESS al faculties that are under- pany has been a good pres- business leaving Scotch replaced on the ballot by for- cessful," said Trumpp. SCOTCH PLAINS — used." ence in the community for Plains, my hope is that they Verizon Communications While the changes should about 35 years. 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Studies show that Afterschool Fund. youth are at a greater risk of MAKE YOUR BATHTUB The JC Penney involvement in crime, drug Afterschool Fund is a chari- abuse and other destructive | LIKE BRAND NEW table organization commit- behaviors between 3 and 6 * UMfTCDTMW ted to providing children in p.m. each day." www.advancedrwfinishingcorp.com S42S need with access to life- For more information enriching after school pro- about the Y*s programs, call CALL TODAY • BEAUTIFUL TOMORROW grams that foster their aca- (908) 233-2700 or visit the Y ADVANCED REFINISHING CORP. demic, physical and social online at 877-3 NEW TUB • 20 1288-0073 • 732 98S-AOO5 973 17VOO81 development. The grant is www. westfieldynj .org. mmmm* specifically targeted to help provide financial assistance to youth who are financially unable to participate in an after school program, as well as those who are currently participating in a program but are at risk of leaving due to lack of funds. In addition to the JCPenney Afterschool Fund grant, the Westfield Area Y will receive 19 gift cards from the J.C. Penney to assist with the purchase of school clothing and supplies. "The YMCA is grateful for the generous support of the JCPenney Aflerschool Fund and the J. C. Penney Company," said Karen Theiss, school-age child care director. "We strive to serve as many children as possible with high-quality after school programming, and SEPTEMBER 21, 2007 Westfield High School announces honor roll for fourth marking period WESTFIELD — Westfield Kimberly Ripperger, Katherine Farrell IV, Rachael Feeney, Catherine Marvin, Michael Harris, Emily Jelica Harris, Kate High School Principal Dennis Roberts, Stephanie Row*, Erin Jonathan Finkel, Nicole B. Finkel, Mathews, Gillian McGovern, Hefferaan, Zachary Helfand, Fyffe recently announced the Scialabba, Daniel Selert, Roshni Kaitlin Fleck, Alena Fleming, Michael Melillo, Evan Merkelson, Kyle E. Higgins, Valerie I. fourth marking period honor roll Shah, Kevin Shallcrosi, Anna Shauna Fontenelli, Remi G. Holly Messina, Katharine Meylor, Hoffman, Leslie Holt, Miles Hsu, for the 2006-2007 school year. Smith, Vincent Spinelli, Alwnf11**1 Formal, Alexander Ariel Mone, Gregory Nelson, Ellen Lauren N. Hughes, Meghan Ince, Westfield High School recog- Suchomel, Kelli Sullivan, Ltane Fontenhavuler, Marissa Fortino, C^Brien, Bena Reiter, Jorie Ryan Ingrain, Halli James, Brett nizes student achievement every Sullivan, Danielle Tepper, Lindsay Claire Fox, Sheri Friedman, Kelly Richlinzack, Lindsay Ryan, Kirk Johnson, Elizabeth Kamel, Jill marking period at two levels, Tishberg, Christine Toliai, Joseph Furlong, Angelina Garneva, Emily Sabnani, Megan K. Sherman, Kandigian, Michael Kaufhold, Honor Roll and Distinguished Vall-Uobera, Alexa Vella, Bethany Gee, Kelly Gelber, Melissa Melissa Souto, Casey Steinberg, Richard Knapp, Anne Knisely, Honor Roll. For the classes of 2006 Lee Verdone, Dylan E. Wallace, Gerckens, Lindsay Goldberg, Daniel Straus*, Jacqueline Sull, Joseph Kramkowski, Ryan and 2007, a student must attain Lindsay Walsh, Cindy Wang, Andrew Goldman, Marissa Annmarie Valentine, Nicole Krasnoo, Elaina Kujawski, all As in academic subjects and no Daniela Weiner, Hannah P. Goldner, Ilene R. Goodman, Venezia, Caitlin Whitlock, Michael Stephanie Kuntz, Zachary grade below a B in any non-aca- Weisman, Kristian Wendel, Alyson Guerriero, Emma Hand, Wikander, John Wilt, Xinyi LaPorta, Suzanne Lemberg, demic subject for inclusion on the Hannah Wharam, Cathryn William Harbaugh, Zachary Xhang. Melissa Littman, Kamil Lupicki, Distinguished Honor Roll, or a Winchester, Domenick Wissel, Harris, Stephen Heine, Jonathan Grade 10: Nicole Aloupis, Neil Dalton Mack, Grace Mackenzie, grade of A or B on all subjects, aca- Matthew Wolski, Eric Zagorski. Helfand, Leanne P. Hewit, Amato, David Babetski, Trevor Olivia Magnanini, Eric demic or non-academic, for inclu- Grade 10: Michael Abbattua, Christine Isabella, Phillip John, Barnes, Jonathan Berman, Max Mandelblatt, Jessica Margolies, sion on the Honor Roll. Kathryn R. Abruzzo, Stephanie Daniel Johnson, Madeline Joyce, Blum, Vlad Bouchouev, Sally F. Drew K. Margolis, Amanda Beginning with the class of Albright, Elizabeth Antonelli, Su Jun, Daniel Kahaner, Gillian Bregman, Amy E. Brown, Markowski, Laura Marvin, Colin 2008, determination of inclusion Michelle Ball, Kimberly Berke, Kape, Anya Kaplan, Emily Chelsea Bryk, Ariel Burns, McKevitt, Mary McKevitt, on the Honor Roll will be based on Hanna Bennan, Sara Birkenthal, Kaplowitz, Daniel Kehler, Valerie Martha Cain, Alexa Cassaro, Matthew Meserole, Gregory the following criteria: For the Tessa Bohman, Jillian Brinberg, Keil, James Kelly, Meredith Panos Chantzis, Christine Clark, Mitchell, Sara N. Mitchell, Distinguished Honor Roll, the Jack T. Camillo, Charles Cary, Kender, Erika Kettleson, Emily Meredith L. Clark, Philip Cohn, Jessica Mondon, Marisa Mormile, GPA must be between 3.75 and Tara A. Castellone, Matthew Kieczykowski, Elizabeth Kline, Julia Conroy, Natalie Samuel Mumford, Lisa Nehring, 4.0 with no grade lower than a B. Catenacci, Kristina Chabrier, Bryan Knapp, Anna Koehler, Kate Di Francesco, Marie Dilorio, Maria Niemiera, Michael Oster, For the Honor Roll, the GPA must Amanda Chang, Vasilis Chantzis, Kovalenko, Edward Langer, Nicholas Dougert, Rebecca Elizabeth Penczak, Joshua James Chu, Abigael Clarkson, Jennifer Laspata, Amanda Dudley, Lauren Farrell, Christine Perlman, Gaffney Peterson, be between 3.5 and 3.74 with no Lavecchia, Brian Lee, Kimberly grade lower than a B. Colleen Cleary, Benjamin Colvin, Feldbauer, Mark Fischetti, Kristin Peyton, Karina Alexis Constantine, Anthony Legones, Mary Kate Luker, Alyssa Margaret Flannery, Michael Polaskova, Lauren Posluszny, DePaolo, Sophie Dekoning- Lund, Claire MacDonald, Thomas Foley, Shannon Foley, Alyssa Anna Powell, Beau Preston, Distinguished Honor Roll Malaspina, Michael Marks, Grade 12: Amy Altszuler, Teasdale, Christopher Delafuente, Frank, Justin Frasier-Wright, Megan M. Pulliam, Katie Ramire, Anthony Dilorio, Daniel R. Christopher Mattes, Kevin Maus, Zachary Fries, Dan Fussman, Kevin Ramos, Stephanie Rego, Jillian Aronson, Stephanie P. Natalia Mavrogiannis, Patrick F. Baeder, Brian Checchio, Anthony Dickstein, Jennifer Dilzell, Joshua Alexandra Gockel, Nina God bee, Adam Reich, Megan Reilly, Alison Einbinder, Elizabeth Fredas, McCabe, Lauren McCurdy, Alexandra Goldin, Adam Ricardo, Carolyn Rice, Jacquelyn Cocuzza, Catherine Cordeiro, Amanda McQuade, Harrison Kathryn Cronen, Seth I. Amanda Garfinkel, Sophia Gottdiener, Christopher Graf, Rice, Melissa Riegel, Jenna Geskin, Briana Goncalves, Kelsey Mercado, Philip Micele, Georgia James Hughes, Allison Jakobovic, RodrigueB, Jaraad Rogers, Diana Davidson, Nicole DiBenedetto, Mierswa, Erin Moran, Jessica Nicholas R. DiGiorgio, Aaron Greenfield, Aileen Grogan, Jennifer Jean-Louis, Melinda Rogut, Rebecca Romano, Evan Bridget Grogan, Eric L. Hagstrom, Moran, Keith Moran, Katherine Jimenez, Kathryn Kiefer, Rachel Rosenburgh, Amy Rosenfeld, Eisenberg, Lauren Finestein, Morgan, Caitlin Murphy, Andrew K. Ford, Joshua Tara Handza, Monica Hong, Kreutzer, Christopher Latimer, Michael Rosin, Benjamin Rubin, Michael Irving, Gabrielle Jakub, Stephanie Musat, Jeffrey Mysel, Joseph Lee, Elizabeth Lisooey, Michal Sagal, Andrew Friedman, Jason Frost, Jesse Natale, Rachel Newberg, Christopher Kalis, Julia Korn, Sneha Seel Kakileti, Ethan Krell, Daniel Ludlum, Gregory Sauerwein, Drew Schapow, Jacob Lang, Jenna Leopold, Alice Jaclyn Nicoll, Julienne Niemiera, Luppescu, Diana Maliqi, Neha Limaye, Nathan Margolin, Kevin O'Rourke, Caitlyn Oster, Maxwell Schuster, Ryan Courtney Phillips, Tara Picaro, Li, Justin Lo, Amanda Lojo, Maria Kathleen Masterson, Cyndil Scrudato, Jennifer Sgalardi, Lomaka, Amber Marie Lutey, Sean Palme, Thomas Parkinson, Matthew, Joseph McGrath, Ellen Ramage, Melanie Schor, OjuB Patil, Cara Paulan, Sarah Vishal Shah, Dylan Simon, Julie Anne Shelman, Kate M. Catherine Maguire, Ezra Charlotte Morabito, Daniel Robert Sinisi, Meredith Smith, Margolin, Andrew Marra, Joseph Pecker, Olivia Pomann, Catherine Morse, Alyson Moskowitz, S tat ton, Laura Strauss, Nicole Porta, Brittany Pryor, Colleen E. Justin M. Snyder, Joshua Venditti, Samantha Vitale, Joshua Martoglio, Nicholas Mairead O'Boyle, Elizabeth Solomon, Virginia Spinelli, Julia Psomas, Sarah E. Queller, Evan Odermatt, Charlotte O'Leary, Wasserman, Francesca Welham, Mavrogiannis, Elizabeth Ralph, Daniella Regencia, Nicole Spiridigliozzi, Sarah Spitz, Caroline Yost. Robert O'Rourke, Jaclyn Maxwell St. Lifer, Graeme Stahl, McCarthy, Kathryn Millen, Reich, Matthew Renart, Drew Pellicano, William Perry, Ross Grade 11: Jessica Anderson, Natalie Morrison, Anna Morton, Ritter, Nathaniel Roquet, Adam L. Lindsay Steinbach, Jenna Pohling, Philip Queller, Caroline Strauss, Kelly Sullivan, Jake Samantha Anderson, Alexandra Amanda Moaner, Shannon Rubin, Lindsey Ann Sauerwein, Raba, Justin Ramalho, Annis, Lindsey Archambault, Murray, Taylor Murtishaw, Dana Elizabeth Scanlon, Laura Schwab, Sussman, Sarah M. Szollar, Marlee Austin, Samantha Avis, Newman, Katherine Nguyen, Ian Schwartz, William Schwartz, Christiana Ricciuti, Hannah Kama! Tamboli, Scott Thien, Erin M. Bange, Claire Bennett, Elaheh Nozari, Su Pak, Marisa Marlena Sheridan, Daniel Rubin, Raisa Rubin, Abigail Christina Tsui, Rosalba Vasquez, Danielle Bercovicz, Andres Palestino, Nicole Papadopoulos, Shorrock, John-William Sidhom, Ryan, Matthew Scharpf, Jacob Diana Venezia, Peter Waddell, Betancourt, Matthew S. Blutfield, Kiran Patankar, Katherine Payne, Allison Simon, Hope Ski bits ky, Shiftman, Dara Silverman, Peter Yixiao Wang, Emily Weeks, Lauren Brachman. Nina Thomas Purcell, David Pusar, Eric Jenna Skoller, Leanne Skorge, Starzynski, Maxwell Sugarman, Austin Wenta, Rosina Wissel, Browns tone, Emma Byer, Andrew H. Rachman, Anne Re, Robert Arielle Smelkinson, Darrell Ann Lauren Sullivan, Ravi Tamboli, Siyu Xiao, Alexa Zepka, Bowei Calvaruso, Jessica Campo, AJ Realmuto, Casey Reimlinger, Smith, Jacqueline Snyder, Patrick Tresnan, Alexandra Zhang. Cerami, Alex Chavea, Christina Samantha Ritter, Nicole Caroline Steller, Jack Sternal, Tunis, Sarah Vincett, Keegan L. Grade 9: Jamie Ackerman, Cognetti, Jordana Conflno, Caitlin Rosenberg, Daniel Russo, Chiara Satya Tagat, Cheryl Tarnofsky, Wallace, Julia Watkins, George Allison Ammermuller, Elaine Corkery, Kyle Cortley, Lauren N. Sabino, Joshua Schwartz, Katherine Taylor, Julie Tiedrich, Wharam, Danielle Zamarelli, Anderson, Robert Anderson, Couture, Leigh Couture, Emily Kimberly Shoback, Melissa William Uhr, Michael Venezia, Daniel Zavaro, Arielle Ziering, Calvin Antoniewicz, Nicole Cozzi, Julie Daurio, Benjamin J. Shulman, Eriene-Heidi Sidhom, Michael Verrier, Jason Waks, Steven Zilderberg, Jordyn Zucker. Aronson, Zachary Bakhtin, Dornfeld, Katherine Douglas, Amanda Simmons, Moira Smith, Sarah Weber, Heather Welham, Grade 9: Blaine Aberdeen, Richard Barber, Nicole Bilica, John Dugan, William Eisenberg, Marisa Stotter, Ellen Straus, Dean Ayn Carlee Wisler, Cassandra Meredith Ambinder, Elise B. Megan K. Boersig, Danielle Elizabeth Engel, Josefine Thompson, Michael Tormey, Wright, Alexander Wronski, Annis, Christin Aswad, David Cofone, Tara Criscuolo, Eriksson, John Falzon, Matthew Douglas Velasco, Nicholas Vicinio, Tiffany Yang, Aron L. Zavaro. Atheson, Caraugh Ball, Leslie Alexander Cruz, Matthew B. Feniger, Renee Ferio, Vincent Jennifer Weidman, Amy Weiss, Bartsch, Scott Bernstein, Zachary Daly, Madeline DeJohn, Seth Fitzpatrick, Benjamin Flast, Andrew Weiss, Peter Williams, Grade 11: Timothy Adamcik, Bowman, Katie Brennan, Emily Egert, Caroline Fahey, Melissa Lauren Frankfort, Christopher Alan Workman, Julianne Yee, Stephen Aswad, Dennis Bartsch, Budnick, Abigail Burton, Michael Ford, Rachel Friedman, Franks, Evan Friedman, Joseph Yoo, Tara Zierler. Jeremy Bender, Caitlin Burke, Byrne, Amanda Centrella, Gabrielle N. Cerami, Victoria Maximilian Fusaro, Andrew Alexander Fruchtman, Ariel Gale, Patrick Clancy, Catherine Gialanella, Brittany Graham, Matthew Gelmetti, William Cognetti, Caitline Comforti, Cheung, Danny Choo, Robert Honor Roll Ciarrocca, Kevin J. Clancy, Sara Connor Hewett, Anneliese Geltzeiler, Paige Geraghty, Grade 12: Randi Acker man, Stefanie Crosta, Eric Curialle, Himmel, Hong Soo Kim, Sara Katherine Goellner, Matthew Barbara Dagosto, Joshua David, Connery, Andrew Cordeiro, Sam Alyssa Agresta, Erica Crossland, Lacy Cummings, Koznecki, Kristin Kukis, Jaclyn Gralla, Rachel Gray, Britta Ammermuller, Kimberly Angus, Ian Devaney, Michael Dibble, LaSpata, Rachael Lobo, Conor Greene, Peter Griesmer. Benjamin Alison Donohue, Keriann Dooley, Tyler Cusick, Monica I. D'Amico, Kaitlyn Anness, Sara Anthony, Katherine Davidson, Elizabeth Loughlin, Rebecca MacQuaide, Hiller, Jonathan Holt, Alexandria Philip Anton, John Attanasio, Rose Driscoll, Evan Einstein, Molly Maher, Andrew Marino, Hurtt, Neil Huskey, Melanie Andrea Ellis, Apostolos Dennerlein, Adam DiBattista, Victoria Attanasio, Luke M. Brandon Dietz, Mary-Juliet Kaitlin McHone, Adam Metz, Jackson, Maria Kheyman, Ji Seul Baran, Brian Bayne, Amy Behr, Evangelidis, Cornelius Daniel Nash, Sara Nelson, Drew Kim, Jaclyn Kirna, Kristen Donohue, Kathleen Dooley, Daniel Bellovin, Joshua Fitzpatrick, Ashley Freudenheim, Marykate Doyle, Michael S. Pecker, Nicholas Polak, Megan Koepfler, Kaitlin Kominsky, Toni Bornstein, Gregory H. Boyle, Emily E. Fusco, Rachel Ganz, Ramage, Jessica Rodriguez, L. Ma, Benjamin Maimon, Daniel Eilbacher, Jennifer Eisenberg, Emily S. Bregman, Lindsay Brian Gibbons, Joseph P. Green, Carly Erman, Kathleen M. Esler, Alicia Rogers, Amy Roggenburg, Markowski, Rebecca McNulty, Brown, Beth Budnick, Meg Diane Hagmann, Jessica Harmer, Michael Rushchtnann, Philip Pratik Mehta, Mark Melino, Sharon Faktor, Christopher Buttrick, Jessica Cain, Tiffany Claire Harris, Salonia Henry, Fantini, Benjamin Fine, David Russo, Matthew Sanders, Sean Kimberly Morawski, Marissa H. Cayado, Chloe Cherin, Theodore Caitlin Hewett, Thomas Scrudato, Samantha Seib, Julian Mumford, Gabrielle O'Leary, Mia Fishman, Alex Furlong, Kevin Chou, Jessica Cohen, Peter Hogaboom, Danielle Infantino, Furlong, Shelley Fussman, Seltzer, Emma Smelkinson, Pafumi, Alexandra Pecora, Maya Cornell, Tara E. Daly, Jennifer Christine Kandigian, Angela Darla Stabler, John E. Taylor, Pincus, Stephanie Pinheiro, Bridget Gallagher, Margaret Danielsson, Amanda Diaz, Kristen Kerins, Alison Lambert, Dzmitry Gaskill, Andrew Gates, Sarah Matthew F. Teese, Madeline Ioanna Protogiannis, Carolyn Dilzell, Ashley Dunnan, Casey Lamianski, Max H. Lazar, Eunsol Tiedrich, Gabriella Van Ness, Raphael, Michael Rediker, Glickstein, Sophie Greene, Elkoury, Christopher Engel, Kate Lee, John N. Levidy, Allison Edward Greener, Emily Anne Katherine Venezia, Melissa Josephine Reinhardt, Crista Ricci, Fallon, Elizabeth Falzon, William MacDonald, Pamela Marks, Wong, Marie Tara Wyant.
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WsM-r-A-ik- 5.875% 6.000% 6.250% 6.375% 6.625% Guests will have an opportunity to meet with Commitment Fee: None* None* None* None* current and prospective None* members and learn what SCOTCH PIAINS-FANWOOO BRIEFS New parking complaints POLICE LOG Free rabies clinic planned for dogs, cats (Continued from page A-l) Bike stolen from Scotch Plains home MORE NEWS SCOTCH PLAINS —A free rabies clinic for cats and dogs group of board and council sponsored by the municipal Health Department will be con- SCOTCH PLAINS ducted from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 26 at the north members. While talks ON THE WEB side firehouse on Senger Place, across from the municipal between the two groups have A Duncan Drive resident reported on Sept. 10 that building. foundered in the past, In addition to the parking someone stole his bicycle, which was left in the backyard. Skibiteky said he was opti- situation around Westfiela The bike was valued at approximately $150. Cats must be contained in a "cat carrier" or a box and mistic that a solution can be High School, the Town Council accompanied by an adult able to control the animal. If this is reached. "I can't promise you addressed a number of park- *** the animal's initial vaccination, the inoculation has a one- a quick fix," he said, but "... I ing and traffic safety issues at Christopher Agwu, 44, of Fanwood was arrested on Sept. year duration. Subsequent booster vaccinations have a understand it's a huge quali- Tuesday's conference meeting. 14 on an outstanding warrant after his vehicle was stopped. three-year duration if the animal is aged 6 months or older. He was processed and released after posting bail. Cat licenses will be available at the clinic at a cost of $5 if ty-of-life issue." Among them was a spe- Neighboring Cranford cial meeting next *** spayed or neutered. Cats will be vaccinated the first hour Adolph Bellizeare, 54, of Scotch Plains was arrested on from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Scotch Plains-Fanwood Wednesday to discuss four have each grappled with new traffic "hot spots," con- Sept. 15 on an outstanding warrant after his vehicle was Dogs must also be accompanied by an adult able to control similar situations in recent cerns about pedestrian safe- stopped by police for a motor vehicle violation. He was the animal. Revaccination is not necessary for three years years, coming up with differ- ty at Cacciola Place and processed and released after posting bail. unless the dog is under 6 months of age, thus requiring revac- ent but seemingly successful South Avenue, and the ongo- *** cination the subsequent year. Dog licenses will be available solutions. In Cranford, the ing construction in Lots 1 and A Black Birch Road resident reported on Sept. 15 that at the clinic. $6.20 if spayed or neutered, $9.20 if not. Dogs governing body placed alter- 8. Coverage of those issues someone stole jewelry from inside her home, which is will be vaccinated the second hour, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. nate-side parking rules on can be found on our Web undergoing construction. It is unknown who removed the Pet owners must have a check or exact cash for the licens- streets around the high site, www. nj. com/record- jewelry, police said. es. The state Department of Health recommends vaccination school. In Scotch Plains, the press. **# every two years, and a license will not be issued by the town- school board added some on- Officials also announced A Hunter Avenue resident reported on Sept. 15 that she ship unless the vaccination is valid for the entire licensing campus capacity, and the that Westfield has been award- was the victim of terroristic threats after an unwanted period. Fbr further information, call (908) 322-6700, ext. 1- council established a system ed $ 13,000 in federal funds to guest was asked to leave a party she was hosting and the 309. to distribute on-street park- offset costs incurred during the individual threatened her with violence. ing through the sale of per- April 15 nor'easter. The funds, WESTFIELD Fanwood Rec programs begin soon mits. Both those solutions provided through the Federal were mentioned at Tuesday's Emergency Management Jessie Stromer of Westfield was arrested at 5:14 p.m. FANWOOD — The Recreation Department has meeting, but Skibitsky did Agency, will reimburse the announced its fall program schedule. Classes begin the week Sept. 14 after police received a complaint that he attempt- not endorse a particular town for overtime, equipment ed to use a fake rail pass on a NJ Transit train. He was of Oct. 1. plan. and fuel expenses stemming For parent and child: Mommy &, Me Art (ages 3-5 plus from the emergency response turned over to NJ Transit Police. adult), Mommy & Me Belly Dancing (3 and up plus adult). Contacted by phone to the storm, Ciarrocca said. Fbr children, teens & adults: Art Club for Kids (ages 6-9), Wednesday, Dolan was simi- Antonette O'Hare ofWestfield was arrested at 12:15 a.m. Digital Stop Motion Animation Workshop Club (grades 2-4), larly optimistic, but she also spaces on the school Sept. 15 on outstanding Woodbridge and Clark warrants. Robotics & Control Systems Workshop Club (grades 5-8), said it was too early to com- grounds. *** Video Game Creation Workshop Club (grades 3-8), Junior ment publicly on specific At Tuesday night's meet- plans. Clarence Jans of Westfield was charged with driving Jazzercise (ages 6-11), Fashion Illustration (ages 11-18), ing, though, some council while intoxicated at 1:48 a.m. Sept. 15 after he was stopped Comic Book Illustration (ages 11-adult). Earlier this year, a coun- members were eager to talk by police for a motor vehicle violation at the intersection of For adults only: Belly Dancing, Ceramics. cil subcommittee floated a about the need for additional proposal to build new park- spaces. Councilman Sal South Avenue and Livingston Street. Senior programs are offered in Aerobics, Tai Chi, Chair *** Yoga, Line Dancing, and Water Exercise. ing capacity on the school Caruana, one of the most campus, to be paid for by outspoken critics of the Dem'etrio Linares of Westfield was arrested at 10:25 For more information about these programs, including revenues from the sale of school board, said, "We need p.m. Sept. 15 on outstanding Elizabeth warrants. He was schedule, fees and how to register, go to processed and released after posting bail. www.visitfanwood.com/recreation or call Fanwood permits. That proposal was more capacity, and the peo- barely discussed by the ple that have it is the Board FANWOOD Recreation at (908) 370-7092. school board at the time, and of Ed." former Superintendent And others on the council Mareni C. Gomez, 51, of Plainfield was arrested at 12:10 Club to hear about 'Amish Traditions' William Foley said he would said the town should change p.m. Sept. 11 on numerous outstanding South Plainfield SCOTCH PLAINS—The College Club of Fanwood-Scotch not endorse a plan that its own regulations about warrants after her vehicle was stopped on the 100th block Plains will meet on Monday, Sept. 24 to hear a 'program would eliminate green space on-street parking even of South Avenue. Gomez posted bail and was released. called "Amish Traditions" presented by Sandy Riley. Living in around the school. before reaching an agree- *** the Lancaster, Pa. area among the Amish for 13 years, Riley This week, Dolan said she ment with the school board. Keith J. Furlong, 44, of Long Branch was arrested at 1:35 collected many informative and humorous stories about would "absolutely" look at "The burden of high school p.m. Sept. 11 on an outstanding Tinton Falls warrant after Amish traditions. that proposal as part of a parking should be distrib- his vehicle was pulled over by police at the intersection of The public is welcome to attend this presentation, which broader review of numerous uted more evenly, even while Vinton Circle and Helen Street. Furlong posted bail and will begin immediately after the 7:30 business meeting at the earlier plans, but she did not a more global solution is was released. Union Catholic High School Library, 1600 Martine Ave. For comment on whether she sought," said Councilman *#* more information, call Elaine at (908) 232-1249. would support new parking Tom Bigosinski. A resident of the 100 block of Midway Avenue reported on Sept. 12 that someone used her credit card to purchase computer equipment totaling $982 that was shipped to Binaghi to discuss farming amidst sprawl Farley Avenue home approved Miami. Police are investigating. ough engineer and the * H: si: SCOTCH PLAINS — Ron Binaghi, owner and operator of By THERESA STULTZ David K. Barker, 46, of Scotch Plains was arrested at Stokes Farm in Old Tappan, will speak at the Scotch Plains THE RECORD 1'KKSS board in the past, and the Public Library at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24. current proposal is similar. 3:40 p.m. Sept. 13 on an outstanding Scotch Plains warrant Binaghi will be discussing the New York City FANWOOD — The The amount of impervi- after his vehicle was stopped at the intersection of Terrill Greenmarket system, the work it takes to grow dozens of Planning Board unani- ous surface will increase by Road and Cray Terrace. Barker posted bail and was varieties of vegetables, and how he keeps his farm running in mously approved an appli- 421 square feet from the released. the midst of suburban sprawl. He is the fifth generation to cation to construct a new current conditions, but farm his family's, 15-acre plot in northeastern Bergen County, house at 126 Farley Ave. at nonetheless the proposal Donald W. Balevre, 37, of Fanwood was arrested at 11:15 and his Greenmarket stand has been rated in the 2008 Zagat a special hearing Monday presents a better storm p.m. Sept. 13 on an outstanding Clark warrant after his New York City Marketplace guide. night. water management plan, vehicle was stopped at the intersection of LaGrande Avenue Registration is required for this free program. Call (908) It was not the first according to Borough and Helen Street. Balevre posted bail and was released. 322-5007, ext. 204 to hold your place. The Scotch Plains appearance before the Engineer Joseph Pryor. In *** Public Library is located at 1927 Bartle Ave. board for applicant Michael terms of its impact on A Ridge Way resident reported on Sept. 17 that someone Galbraith, who received neighboring properties, "I used various credit cards to make fraudulent purchases approval for previous appli- can only see it improving," totaling over $900 in various locations. Police are investi- Historical finds will be on display cations at 116 and 122 said Pryor. gating. SCOTCH PLAINS — Members of the Historical Society of Farley Ave. in 2005 and In other business, the Scotch Plains arid Fanwood will share some of the Osborn 2006, respectively. board decided to table its Cannonball Museum's recent acquisitions at the Tuesday, However, the new home discussion of a timeline and Sept. 25 meeting, to be held at Scotch Hills Country Club on will be the first built in the scope for South. Avenue Plainfield Avenue and Jerusalem Road at 8 p.m. The meeting borough under the new redevelopment, and also is free and open to everyone. Refreshments and fellowship "McMansion" ordinance, whether to expand the R- which took effect last 150 zone. Those issues were T2K NEED HEIPP follow the meeting. The community "show and tell" will feature a variety of spring, raised during the board's LET'S TALK. items including a 1780 reproduction map of the New Jersey- Galbraith was granted a exploration of Transfer of Consulting services available: New York area; a child's hair wreath (a fascinating and conditional use variance Development Rights (TDR) slightly morbid item); an antique stereoscope; unusual that will allow him to tear program, which has also • Business Plan Development down the existing house been tabled. The board • Investment & Capital for Business antique toys; old plates, and antique clothing. Everyone is • Marketing Plan • Company Structure encouraged to bring a piece of history to share and try to and construct a new one on decided to hold off on dis- the lot, The lot measures cussing South Avenue • Credit Management stump the amateur historians. •Analysis of a Financial Statement For more information about the Historical Society of only 68.33 feet in width, development until the and 75 feet is required in Historic Preservation • Growth and Expansion Plans Scotch Plains and Fanwood, call Richard Bousquet, presi- • Recruiting. Hiring, Firing, Training, Motivating dent, at (908) 232-1199. the area, which has experi- Commission completes a enced water problems and report requested by Mayor is a designated flood zone Colleen Mahr on how best Gift boutique sale to be held at JCC under the borough's local to preserve historic homes API COHSULIINB, UC 47 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SCOTCH PLAINS — Now that you've finished back-to- ordinance. in the borough. school shopping for the kids, it's time to indulge yourself a lit- According to expert tes- Theresa Stt/ltz is a staff Call Today! 201-446-7267 timony submitted on behalf writer for the Record-Press. Email: aptevlttconSultingtlc.com tle. The JCC of Central NJ is happy to help, and will be hold- Mtp://www.*plcon$ultlnglle.eom ing a gift boutique vendor sale from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Wednesday, of the applications, the She can be reached at (732) project will actually 396-4204 or tstultz@njn- Sept. 26. improve the existing condi- pubiishing.com. BONUS: Mention this ad and your second hour is FREE! Hundreds of items will be for sale, from hand-crafted jew- tions because Galbraith elry to purses, home decorating items, children's clothes and will create a larger deten- more. Proceeds will benefit the JCC's Senior Adult Services tion basin than needed for Department. the size of the property. A Make this your child's For more information, contact Senior Adult Services deed restriction will pre- Director Nan Statton at [email protected] or (908) 889- vent future property own- 8800, ext. 207. The JCC of Central New Jersey is located at ers from removing the 1391 Martine Ave. detention basin. best school Additionally, Galbraith Garage sale will support Autism Speaks agreed to maintain all side FANWOOD — Local resident Joanne Robins will host a yard setbacks and establish ever. garage sale on Saturday, Oct. 20, with all the proceeds bene- an easement for an adja- year fiting the organization Autism Speaks. cent property. hen it comes to helping kids with the new school The sale will take place from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. at 105 South His application to con- Martine Ave. To donate items for the sale, contact Robins at struct a dwelling at ] 16 Wyear, no one does it belter than Huntington. If your [email protected]. Farley was contested by child struggles with homework, can't keep up with new residents at the time, but this time around, classwork. or just wants to get ahead, call us. We can help. A day of golf, then a meal at Molly's Galbraith's plans were We can diagnose what is keeping your child from being his SCOTCH PLAINS — The Union County St. Patrick's Day approved without any oppo- sition — mostly because he Committee and Molly Maguire's Irish Pub & Restaurant will READING. WRITING or her best and creale a program of inslruction tailored to host the second annual golf tournament on Monday, Oct. 1 at has successfully satisfied his or her needs. Huntington can the Ash Brook Golf Course. issues raised by the bor- [MATH, SPELLING ir Participation in the tour- •/PHONICS, STUDY SKILLS improve your child's skills, nament is $150 per person, confidence, and molivaiion. which includes green fees, [vf STATE TESTING PKEP cart, box lunch and bever- ^CONFIDENCE. MOnWCnON. ages on the course, followed SELF-ESTEEM by dinner with an open bar Huntington 1-800 CAN LEARN at Molly Maguire's in Clark. LE ARNING"*tENTER' Registration is from 11 to 11:45 a.m. followed by a shot- Bridgewater Ledgewood Morristown Verona gun start at noon. The Ash The (.tmiiition K tdx tletluctihie. 908-725-3900 •>73-2.r>2- Stranger danger WISTHILD BRIEFS warning issued Hear about increased rail service to NYC WESTFIELD — The WESTFIELD —The Monday, Sept. 24 meeting of the Weetneld Pblice Department Raritan Valley Rail Coalition (RVRC) will feature a and local school officials are presentation by Thomas J. Setwise, planning director of alerting parents of reported the Access to the Region's Core (ARC) project. "stranger danger" incident* Schulze will provide a status report on the ARC proj- that occurred within half a ect, including the final environmental impact state- mile of each other on two ment, the preliminary engineering for new twin rail separate occasions this tunnels under the Hudson River and an expansion of month. Penn Station New York north under 34th Street. In the first incident, two The ARC project will double the number of peak- teenagers told police they period trains into midtown Manhattan, crating direct were approached by a white (one-seat) service to New York for Raritan Valley line male with long, dark, curly passengers in Somerset and Union counties. hair who was driving a dark- The public is invited to the Sept. 24 meeting, which colored vehicle. The man will start at 8:15 a.m. in the municipal building located approached the teens as they at 425 E. Broad St. were walking south on For questions, directions or more information, con- Boulevard near Clover tact the Raritan Valley Rail Coalition at (9O8) 231- Street at 2 a.m. Sept. 3, 7021, by fax at (908) 707-1749, or by e-mail at according to Capt. Cliff [email protected]. us. Auchter. "The individual asked if they wanted some candy," Women's Club begins fall meetings said Auchter. One of the vic- WESTFIELD — The tim's parents, who was walk- Executive Board of ing on the opposite side of W—WM High School •tuctonte Thomas Purest, Ml, and Chart** Cary mnginmmfd anWoman's Club of Westfield the street, began yelling at underwater robot that took oacond placa In a Stavana Institute workshop. Th* avant met recently for its first the suspect, and the man alao attendad by thalr taachara, Valantlno Scipfonl and Martin Maruachak fall meeting to get officially drove away. back to work after summer In the second incident, Robotics program introduced at Westfield High vacation. President Delores another pair of teenagers school's robots competed against one WESTFIELD — As a result of train- Geisow, shown at left, led reported that a man — possi- another. Superintendent Margaret bly the same individual — ing this summer at the Stevens Institute the meeting, which had an Dolan, Instructional Technology who was driving a silver of Technology, two Westfield High School agenda filled with timely Supervisor Barbara Mammen and Board vehicle stopped near them as teachers will introduce robotics as a topics such as Gray Fall of Education member Ann Cary wit- they were riding their bikes joint venture between the Advanced Scholarships, the annual Scholarship Luncheon, and New nessed the final challenge at Stevens, on Grove Street at 9:45 p.m. Placement (AP) Physics and Computer Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs (NJSPWC) where the Westfield High School student Sept. 15. "The individual Science departments. State Project, which this year is domestic Violence. In the team took second place among about a called them over, but they Physics teacher Valentino Scipioni photo at right is Mary Blanes, the newly installed record- dozen challengers. sped off on their bikes," said and Computer Science instructor Martin ing secretary. Auchter. Maruschak participated in the "Build It" In reaction to this accomplishment, There are no other leads project, a prestigious two-week engi- Scipioni said, "We are very proud of our Blue Devil TV announces schedule at this time, Auchter said, neering education and research pro- students. When the students first joined but the investigation is ongo- gram, this summer at Stevens. The pro- us, they initially showed some anxiety, WESTFIELD — Westfield High School Blue Devils ing. gram is part of a National Science but they quickly and very naturally dug Television has scheduled several new programs for Sept. 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September 21, 2007 UK (HU) I'KISS \\ W \\ NJ COMi Westfield football falls to Cranford, 17-14 Blue Devils* comeback bid comes up short at home SPORTS EDITOR It wasn't the start that the Westfield High School varsity football team wanted to get off to during its home opener against Cranford last Saturday afternoon at Kehler Stadium. Unfortunately for the Blue Devils, the end wasn't what they wanted, either. The Blue Devils (1-1) fell behind 17-0 early to the Cougars (1-1) and, despite a valiant third and fourth quarter come- back, fell, 17-14, for the first time this season. "We just couldn't capitalize on the chances that we had on both sides of the ball today," Baid Westfield head coach Jim DeSarno after the game. "We did some good things; but we just could not take advantage of the opportunities presented to us - especially early on in the game." Westfield's offense had a great chance to go ahead on its Becond possession of the first quarter, as senior defensive back Dan Selert picked up a Cranford fumble on the Cougars' nine yard line to create a first and goal situation. But what initial- ly looked like a Blue Devil passing touchdown two plays later from junior quarterback Anthony Dilorio to fellow junior Chris Sheehan was eventually called back because of an offensive pass interference call; and Westfield could not score on the drive. However, neither team could score on the other early on, as each defensive unit played extremely well during the first half Cranford could muster just a field goal against the Westfield defense, which was led by its line (seniors John Dugan, Ryan Scanlon, John Dilorio and sophomore Willie Johnson), linebackers (seniors Joe Vall-llobera, Scott Newman, Mike Wikander and junior J.T. Mruz) and second- ary (Selert, senior Charlie Read and junior Ricardo Johnson). Following the Cougars' first half field goal, they led 3-0 at JOHN FEI/CORRESPONDENT halftime. W*stfi«ld Junior wid« r*c*iv*r Jihad Billups is atopp*d short of a touchdown by Cranford defender following a The Cougars would increase that lead though during the long pass recaption during the Blue Devils' home opener last Saturday. third quarter, as they scored two touchdowns, one on offense and one on defense, to increase their lead to 17-0 with 2:32 hit Sheehan for a big 18-yard pass completion into Cougar The Blue Devils were in a good spot on their very next pos- remaining in the quarter. territory. But the biggest play of the drive came on the third session, as a couple of Johnson runs got them to the Cougars' But the Blue Devils did not give up, something their head call from scrimmage, as Johnson received a pitch from Dilorio 36 yard line. Those runs set up a beautiful play-action connec- coach has come to expect from his team. and sprinted 46 yards down the right side of the field for the tion from Dilorio tojunio r Jihad Billups, which brought them "We are never going to give up," said DeSarno. That's just touchdown. to the six yard line. And Dilorio took care of the rest two plays the way we are; I know that no matter what, they will always Johnson got great blocks during the run from his wide later, sneaking into the end zone to bring the lead to just give it their all, and today they did not disappoint." receivers (Sheehan and senior John Wilt), tight end (Vall- three, 17-14, with 7:49 remaining in the game. Following Cranford's 17th point late in the third, Westfield llobera) and offensive line (Newman, seniors Tommy Wansaw, The Blue Devils will look to get back on the winning track put together a quick three-play, 76-yard drive that brought Josh Gribbin and Pat Stanley and junior Eric Moran) and today as they are scheduled to return to action at 3 p.m. them back to within 17-7 with 57 seconds left in the third used his speed to beat the Cranford defenders down the field. against Kearny at home at Kehler Stadium. quarter. The drive featured a great balance of passing and "Ricardo has that type of big play capability because of his Joe Serzan is the sports editor for the Cranford Chronicle running plays, with senior fullback Ryan Brand beginning it speed," DeSarno said. "We expect that type of surge from him and the Record-Press. He can be reached at (732) 396-4202 with a 12-yard run up the middle. After Brand's run, Dilorio whenever he is able to get the ball in a good spot." and [email protected]. FUN IN COOPERSTOWN Wf field hockey entering new era CORRESPONDENT Having built the Westfield High School varsity field hockey program from nearly the ground floor, Maggie McFadden, the longest serving head coach in the team's history, stepped down prior to this season after 24 years and 179 wins. However, her influence is sure to continue in new head coach Molly Phelan, one of McFadden's for- mer players. Phelan, a 1997 graduate, knows succeeding McFadden will not be easy; but she smoothed the transition with three successful years as junior varsity coach. And most of the key members of this year's team will have played for Phelan. "Having played for Maggie when I was in high school, it was a lot of fun to then coach for her," said Phelan, who has also coached the freshman team and was a varsity assistant. "I am really excited and honored to be the head coach of the program now. "As coach of the junior varsity team, we enjoyed two very successful seasons, so having these players together should help this year," said Phelan, who will be assisted by former Blue Devil star Caitlin MacDonald. Eleven varsity players have graduated from last year's 7-9-1 team that fell just short of qualifying for the state playoffs, including all-county goalkeeper Natalia Mavrogiannis, attacker Christine Isabella and defense- man Alyson Guerriero, who made second team. However, Phelan iB excited about this year's team. The Scotch Plains-Fan wood Youth Baseball Association's 12U Gold Travel Team recently completed play at the "Our offense is a combination of experienced varsity Cooperstown Dream Park National American Tournament of Champions. Pictured above are the members of the players and some up and coming younger players," Phelan team with their coaches: Robert Barone, Jonathan Belfer, Matt Blanc, Jason Breit, Christopher Ciccarino, Jack said. "Kim Pulliam and Agustina Healy, who along with Cunningham, Patrick Foti, David Leavitt, George Leavitt, Robert Mrozek, Dominic Pigna, Dein Rice, Dylan Rice and Maresa Hughes are our captains, and Kristen Koepfler Andrew Schwartz. The team was coached by Mike Belfer, Rick Pigna and Rick Sands. Andrew Ciccarino (not in pic- ture) was the team bat boy. For more on the team, see the story on Page C-3. (Continued on page C-3) GIRLS TENNIS PREVIEW New coach, same goals for SP-F New players, same goals for Wf By DAVID LAZARUS uating each player that tried out for the By DAVID LAZARUS The top returning player for the Blue Devils is sophomore Tara Criscuolo, who varsity team, I created a ladder based off CORRESPONDENT CORRESPONDENT of half set (first to three). After I created won the Union County third singles title Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School's my ladder, I began challenges (two out of When Nikki Reich, Lane Maloney and as a freshman but was edged out for first varsity girls tennis first year head coach three sets regular scoring) starting from Lindsay Goldberg graduated with the singles by freshman Samantha Borr. Kristen Turturiello brings youthful enthu- the bottom up and those players were Westfield High School class of 2007 this "They are very similar players and have siasm and considerable tennis talent to allowed to challenge until they lost." past June, varsity girls tennis head coach played some very good matches so far," her first high school coaching job as she And although the lineup is set, Ed Tirone lost 12 years of varsity experi- said Tirone, noting similarities in their leads the team this season. Turturiello has not ruled out changes. ence, including 10 appearances in the styles. "They both are very strong from the Turturiello, who was a four-year starter "I encourage all my players to continue Union County finals. But Tirone, a veteran baseline and have no fear about coming to at Governor Livingston, believes in a to practice hard and they will always have of three decades whose teams at Westfield the net." hands-on approach to coaching. She fre- an opportunity to challenge up if they and Millburn have won over 80 percent of Junior Amy Weiss, who played mostly quently hits with her players during prac- want," Turturiello said. their matches, is aware of the cyclical on the junior varsity, has shown great tices and goes through the drills with Sophomore Alex Szczuka, a first dou- nature of high school sports and is excited improvement and will start the season at them. bles player last year, surprised last year's about his young but talented team. third singles. "It's easier to coach them when you can top player, senior Kathleen Yan, who "They were all very talented players Westfield's most experienced returning show what needs to be done yourself," said dropped to second singles. Szczuka has and class young ladies. We will miss every- player is senior tri-captain Kim Morawski, Turturiello, who was Union County cham- been unbeaten in challenge matches, win- thing they brought to our program but who will attempt to win her fourth pion at first singles, and a first team all- ning most by one-sided scores. Westfield is a very good tennis town and straight Union County doubles title. She state selection during her senior year. "She truly has earned this spot chal- we have very good talent to replace them," will likely be teamed with her freshman However, having never seen any of her lenging all the way up to number one. I am Tirone said. "The new players will have to sister Melissa Morawski. Joining five returning starters play led Turturiello very proud of her and I know she will do a get experience, but that comes from play- Morawski as tri-captains are seniors to launch a vigorous challenge match fabulous job as our top player," said ing. Allanah Suchomel, who played second dou- schedule; and the results were a shuffle of Turturiello, who is also impressed with "Many of our players have experience bles last year, and Aly Annis. expected positions. Yan. playing in our town tennis events and The second doubles position has seen "The lineup was created in the most fair work the entire year on improving their way possible," Turturiello said. "After eval- ^Continued on page C-3) game." (Continued on page C-3) C-2 SEPTEMBER 21, 2007 HEAT UP THfr SUMMER WITH COLOR1 Z.ef us design an ad in this spot to help boost your business! Catl Rebecca your ad specialist at: 908.894.1082! 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The fact that will definitely help guard as Conroy and Murphy Tlie Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School varsity football returning to varsity. they played together so well the defense." paced the offense with two team defeated East Side, 27-13, last Saturday at Shabazz "Julia Conroy is a junior and for so long is going tob e The Blue Devils began goals apiece while Koepfler Stadium in Newark to improve its record to 2-0 this season. who played varsity last year the secret to our MICOMS," their 2007 season with a also added a goal. Raider junior running back Anthony Taylor scored all four and has an incredible shot. Phelan said. tough, 2-1, defeat to perenni- "We played a terrific all of SP-Fs first half touchdowns as the Raiders led 27-13 at Julia Murphy and Amanda A strong defensive unit al power East Brunswick around game," Pheian said. halftime over East Side. Lojo joined the varsity team will include Ionna but there were some out- "We are working hard to do The Raiders' defense also stepped up during the first half, this year and I expect great Protogiannis, Jennifer standing performances well in counties and to make forcing a safety to make the score 16-6 after the first quarter. things out of them on the Brotman, Jemma Urban despite the loss. Healy had a states this year. I think the SP-F will look to continue to stay on the winning track forward line because they and Alex Pecora. Hughes is fantastic game; scoring strength of the team lies in today as it plays host to Irvington at 3 p.m. at Scotch Plains- were such successful offen- a fine goalie and senior Deb Westfield's only goal while their ability to play as a sive players on the junior Siegel adds depth. serving as the major force on team. We have excellent Fanwood High School. For more of the Raiders' 2007 season 1 schedule, visit www.highschoolsports.net. varsity team last year," "She is a gr*at leader, " offense. On defense, Pecora, players that work together Phelan said. Phelan said of Hughes. "She Brotman and Danielle as a team." should injuries hit the starting unit. 12LJs visit Cooperstown SP-F tennis "All of these girls are so close Westfield tennis (Continued from page C-l) in play and are going to keep (Continued from page C-l) The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Youth Baseball Association's working hard to challenge up 12U Gold Travel Team recently completed play at the "Kathleen is a nice player who and I truly believe each of these heated competition from 10 players, including Cooperstown Dream Park National American Tournament of has a lot of potential, her slices girls has that potential if they freshmen Izzy Weisman and Debbie Wu, senior Champions, a series of games against top flight teams from frustrate other players and she continue to practice hard," Hannah Weisman, junior Amanda Simmons and acrosB the nation. The SP-FYBA 12U Gold Team consisted of wall do a fine job for us at second Turturiello said. Suchomel. players from various major division teams and was selected singles this year, as well as being So far, the results of all that One of the team's major focuses is 'winning on the basis of a tryout of interested players before the spring one of our three captains along practice have paid off, as thetheir third consecutive Union County season began. with Maya Robinson and Sahrula Raiders started their season Tournament (UCT). Last year, Westfield won The SP-FYBA 12U Gold Team played a "50-70" schedule in Kubie," Turturiello said. successfully, winning 5-0 at three of the five possible flights, while placing the spring and summer seasons to prepare for the exciting Kubie, who played first doubles Union. second at first singles and third at second dou- tournament. During the spring season, members of the team with Szczuka last year, moves up "The match went well and bles, to easily grab the UCT title with 88 points. competed in the Cerbo All-Star 12U League against town all- to third singles. Union was a pretty decent Maloney won at second singles, Reich placed sec- star and AAU teams while also competing on their various The first doubles features team, I have really high expec- ond and Goldberg teamed with Morawski to win major division teams. During the summer season, the players sophomore Neha Pannuri and tations for the girls and I think the first doubles title. competed in the Cal Ripken 12U Districts, South Plainfield freshman Isabel Lopez, the they will strive up to meet those Tirone is known to give many players a chance Invitational, Hazlet Summer Fun, North Edison Invitational younger sister of last year's sec- expectations," said Turturielio, to play in matches, especially in the Wntchung and South Brunswick tournaments and advanced in the play- ond singles player, Jaclyn Lopez, who after her high school career Conference, which is not as competitive as offs during the North Edison and South Brunswick events. who is now at John Hopkins. ended, went on to compete for Westfield's out-of-conference schedule. In preparation for the skills portion, the team conducted an "Neha is a great kid and a The College of New Jersey, "We try to schedule as many strong teams as internal skills competition. Jonathan Belfer competed in the steady player and will be a strong where she finished with an possible, but a lot of teams don't want to play us, CDP King of Swat competition after winning the SP-FYBA asset to our first doubles teamed overall record for singles of 74- especially early in the season because of the early 12U Home Run Derby while Dominic Pigna and Matt Blanc 19 and 68-14 for doubles. were runners up. Chris Ciccarino won the SP-FYBA throwing up with Isabel, who will be more cutoff date for the state tournament," Tirone said. contest, besting Dylan Sands, Andrew Schwartz and Dein of my aggressive doubles player," An elementary school The Blue Devils' first big challenge came last Rice and competed in the CDP Golden Arm competition. Rice Turturiello said. teacher in Basking Ridge, weekend at the Millburn Invitational. had the team's fastest base running time, defeating Ciccarino, Junior Courtney Bifani Turturiello is the daughter of "It will be a good experience for the entire Schwartz and Jack Cunningham to compete in the CDP Road returns to start at second doubles SP-FHS Music Director Vincent team to play high level opponents," Tirone said Runner competition; Rice had a top 1O time against the along with sophomore Allyson Turturiello and is still looking before the tournament. "You need those types of fastest runners from the other 95 teams at Cooperstown. Linsenberg. into joining back into the matches to improve. We are a young team but Turturiello is also proud of United States Tennis also talented." The team played eight games in four days and all 14 play- juniors, Emily Katz and Laura Association (USTA) and doing a ers pitched and played numerous defensive positions. 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The FHASecure percent of the company's plan is expected to go into effect on Jan. 1, He stays in title and does not have to make a office, announced that sever- 18,300 sales associates. mortgage payment as long as he lives in the al sales associates were rec- Nancy Kronheimer led 2008. The FHA initiative will also include house." ognized for their industry the region in new home dol- Garden State has also reported an successes in the month of lar volume. A member of updated lending standards that will match a August. Weichert's Sales and borrower's credit risk profile to the amount of increase in FHA loans to new home buyers. Tan* Floyd DeMizio led Marketed Clubs, mortgage insurance premium they pay. The Because of credit issues or a shortage of cash, the office in sales and total Kronheimer qualified for the new lending model will allow FHA lenders to these borrowers may have received a sub- volume. She also led theNew Jersey Association of customize the mortgage loan to meet the prime loan. Many sub-prime lenders have region in resales. The region Realtors 20O6 Circle of requirements and individual credit risks of gone out of business since Wall Street it comprised of 15 offices Excellence Sales Club at the the borrower, advocates say. stopped buying sub-prime loans from MIRIAM TEDESCO throughout Morris, Essex silver level. In addition, she Garden State Mortgage, an employee- lenders and mortgage brokers. "Although and Union counties. DeMizio earned membership in owned FHA lender based in Englewood, has FHA underwriting guidelines are flexible is a member of Weichert's Weichert's President's Club already experienced an increase in the num- and we work with any type of borrower to get Tedesco Sales Club. and is recognized in the top 1 ber of borrowers using an FHA loan to refi- them an FHA loan," says Aranda, "the FHA Kathleen Gwaldis led the percent of the company's nance. With FHASecure, more borrowers program is not a substitute for the risky office in listings and total 18,3OO sales associates. should qualify to refinance from a conven- loans that sub-prime lenders were doing." supports units. Gwaldis also led the The Westfield office led tional or sub-prime loan to an FHA loan, An obstacle to homebuyers seeking an region in resale listings. A the region in new home dol- according to company president Arthur FHA loan in New Jersey is the high price of Miracle member of Weichert's Sales lar volume, resales, resale Aranda. homes, Aranda said. There still has been no and Marketed Clubs, marketed listings and resale "When we were approved for FHA lending official word when FHA will raise the loan Gwaldis qualified for therevenue units. over 10 years ago by the Department of limits in high cost areas. The FHA loan limit Network New Jersey Association of These real estate profes- Housing and Urban Development (HUD), for a single family home in Northern New WESTFIELD — Miriam Realtors 2006 Circle of sionals can be reached at about 40 percent of our business was FHA Jersey is $362,790, not enough to finance Tedesco, a sales associate Excellence Sales Club at the Weichert's Westfield office, loans. Last year it was less then 10 percent." many homes that first time buyers can with RE/MAX Properties gold level. In addition, she located at 185 Elm St., at The sub-prime crisis has not directly afford. 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Aranda said the amend- specific dollar amount to FHA lending now." ment will enable FHA lenders, like Garden CMN for each sales transac- Next Generation Reverse mortgages are Debt relief in the form of an FHA-insured State Mortgage, to reach more prospective tion she completes, and she Financial Services, a divi- designed to help seniors reverse mortgage can also help senior bor- borrowers and allow more families with low will display the colorful sion of 1st Mariner Bank of age 62 and older achieve rowers avoid foreclosure or pay off high to moderate incomes achieve the American "Miracle Homes" rider on top Maryland, announced their goals by providing interest rate debts, according to Aranda. dream of homeownership. of her RE/MAX yard signs. that George Wilks of extra tax-free cash flow to CMN is a national charity Cranford has become a cer- live their retirement years. distinguished for improving tified mortgage loan con- If a person owns their How to wipe mold out of your home healthcare for children by sultant. home, a reverse mortgage generating funds and aware- Wilks is qualified to pro- may be a good option. 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