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DEER MANAGEMENT ICY WALK IN MILLBRRRRRN! Essex County hunt ends with 138 tally

the Orange Water Company prop- Township hunt ‘If we did not have this erty. We were happy to remove a deer management number of the herd from there.” culls 50 deer The cost to the township for the program, we would have hunt totaled $3,800, which was almost 500 additional considerably cheaper than in past years, according to Suell. The By Erin Patricia Griffiths deer in there.’ amount came in at $1,200 less Of The Item than had been initially estimated Joseph DiVincenzo for the program. The second year of Essex Coun- ESSEX COUNTY EXECUTIVE In addition to reducing the size ty’s deer management program has of the herd for the safety of the res- yielded successful results, accord- year’s program includes three sep- idents, the hunt also provided for ing to County Executive Joseph arate elements to protect residents the donation of more than 1,000 DiVincenzo, Jr. as well as provide a more humane pounds of venison to the Commu- The population of deer in South approach to controlling the num- nity Food Bank of New Jersey, Mountain Reservation has been ber of deer inhabiting the area. The which resulted in the generation of reduced by nearly 500 due to the first part is the removal, and thus approximately 4,000 meals for second controlled hunt that was downsizing, of the deer herds with- those in need. organized and carried out execut- in the reservation. The second is Although protestors expressed ed for a total of nine days during a forest regeneration, and the third displeasure with the decision to five-week period from Jan. 27 to includes efforts towards enhancing carry out the program again this Feb. 26. traffic safety. year, Suell explained that it is the “We’ve had two deer manage- Last year’s figures for the coun- safest way to protect residents as ment programs and all I can tell ty deer removal program totaled well as humanely control the deer you [about] how I judge our pro- 360, with this year’s count at 138 population. “I understand their gram…is by how safe it was,” for a two-year total of 498. concerns, but unfortunately there DiVincenzo said during a press A total of 50 deer were removed are no other methods for reducing conference Monday afternoon at during Millburn Township’s pro- the herds at this time,” said Suell. the county’s satellite office in West gram running from Dec. 26 “Deer contraceptive is not a prac- Orange. “And for the second year through Feb. 14 , according to tical choice at this time.” STAFF PHOTO BY HARRY TRUMBORE in a row, there has not been one Committeeman James Suell. He said that several of the incident whatsoever in our reser- “I felt it went very well,” said hunters noted many of the deer Sheila and Justin Greear appear to be the only township residents brave enough to stroll down vation.” Suell in a phone interview. “A lot of the slippery sidewalks downtown during Monday’s snowstorm. Cold winds and several inches The county executive said this the animals were removed from SEE DEER, PAGE A3 of snow forced the closing of township public schools and many businesses.

BOARD OF EDUCATION And then there were three Welcome to The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Today, all households in the township are entertainment. By Andrea Hughes legally filing petitions in a timely education have always been a con- receiving a copy of The Item of Millburn and of The Item manner. cern of mine,” he said in an e-mail Breaking news. Get the latest news at Board President Samuel D. to The Item of Millburn and Short Short Hills. www.theitemonline.com. If you register in Two current Board of Educa- Levy and board member Dr. Mark Hills. “I am committed to helping Consider subscribing for our: the “My Community” section of the Web site, tion members and one newcomer Zucker, whose terms are due to our great school system be the very have entered this year’s race to fill expire in April, had previously best it can be, keeping in mind fis- In-depth coverage. No publication covers you will, in the future, receive an e-mail three open seats on the board. announced their intentions to run cal responsibility.To the board, I when there is breaking news on the day of As of press time yesterday, the for a second term and submitted would bring my life and career Millburn like The Item. In our newspaper, race was uncontested, but an nominating petitions. experience, as a parent, physician, you’ll find detailed reports on council the event. extended deadline for filing nomi- School officials reported that Dr. professor, taxpayer and local busi- meetings, Board of Education meetings, local Accountability. The Item strives to be nating petitions may offer the can- Eric Siegel, who runs a medical ness owner.” didates some competition. practice in the township, joined the Board member Janet Landau, sports and special reports. ethical, fair and accurate in its coverage. The original deadline to file peti- two incumbents by submitting his whose term is also up, previously tions was Monday at 4 p.m. How- petition by 4 p.m. on Monday, informed The Item of her decision Special features and sections. These include If you have any comments or questions ever, Gov. Jon S. Corzine signed an March 2. not to run again, and did not sub- the police blotter, historic photos, religion, regarding news coverage, contact the editor, executive order the following day Siegel is also a clinical professor mit a petition. community news, education and a calendar Harry Trumbore, by calling 973-921-6451 or extending the deadline for school of dermatology at Downstate Med- The Board of Education elec- board candidates to submit peti- ical School in Brooklyn, and his tion, in which voters also must of events, all related specifically to our by e-mail at [email protected]. To tions, as snowy weather closed father was a New York City public approve or reject the operating community. We also cover arts and subscribe, call 888-504-4280. schools across the state and preschool teacher. budget for the 2009-10 school year, vented some candidates from “Schools and issues regarding is scheduled for Tuesday, April 21.

TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME BEGINS Town weighs responsibility for teens Daylight Saving Time this year begins on Sunday, March By Harry Trumbore abuse. the facility might be better utilized. ed that before the Committee took 8. Clocks are set ahead at 2 of The Item “It’s important we start a dis- He suggested young people should any action, members should sit a.m. local standard time, cussion about the issues and what be included in any discussion. down with school ofﬁcials such as which becomes 3 a.m. local Whether or not the Township opportunities to provide minors in Thomas McDermott disagreed the superintendent, high school daylight time. Committee should become town,” Baer said. “Are we doing with both Baer and Suell. principal and drug abuse coun- Daylight Saving Time will end involved in debate about the prob- enough to them to keep busy on “It’s not appropriate for us to get selor. on Sunday, Nov. 1. lem of young drivers and substance weekend nights? I’m not sure involved. You have to get the par- “They’re the experts,” Haimoff The dates were established by abuse was a debate in itself at Tues- we’re doing enough as a town.” ents involved,” he said. He ques- said. “We should ask what we can day night’s meeting. Baer received support from tioned whether drug and alcohol do as a township to help them. I Congress in the Energy Policy Referring to an editorial in the James Suell, who serves as the use has increased among teens and think the intentions are excellent, Act of 2005. Feb. 26 edition of The Item of Mill- Committee’s liaison to the Board said that activities offered for but we have to get the facts ﬁrst.” Some parts of the United burn and Short Hills, Committee- of Recreation Commissioners. young people are not always suc- Committee members agreed to States, including Hawaii and man Daniel Baer asked his fellow Suell noted that events, such as cessful because they often are not follow up on Haimoff’s suggestion. most of Arizona, do not members to begin a dialogue on concerts, are held at the Bauer viewed as “cool.” observe Daylight Saving Time. the subject of teens and substance Community Center, but admitted Mayor Sandra Haimoff suggest- SEE TOWNSHIP, PAGE A3

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Call 973-762-5887 for more information By Andrea Hughes the Millburn Police Detective reports said he started running reportedly observed a vehicle being of The Item Bureau at 973-564-7017. through a nearby parking lot, dart- driven in a westbound direction in In a separate incident, police ing between parked cars in an an eastbound lane of Route 124 in After a recent string of false fire called to The Mall at Short Hills on attempt to elude them. the township. alarm pulls, township police are the evening of Feb. 26 found Bloo- Reports stated the man dropped The driver, later identified as investigating four more false public mindale’s security officers on foot a brown bag containing store mer- Joseph F. Spano, 42, of Califon, firebox alarms that happened this in pursuit of a man who had chandise as he ran through the lot. was stopped by the officer and Get involved. past Friday and Saturday. bought several items with an He then leapt over a concrete bar- apologized for driving on the Capt. James Miller told The allegedly fraudulent credit card, rier in the lot and dropped about wrong side of the road, according Together,wecan make a Item of Millburn and Short Hills according to reports. 18 feet to the lot below. to police reports. that officials have several leads but At Bloomingdale’s, loss preven- Officers searched the area but When asking Spano for his difference in the lives of others! are still urging residents to call and tion employees had noticed the did not find the suspect. According license and registration, the officer report suspicious activity. man use a Georgia identification to police reports, officials are detected a strong odor of an alco- Three of the incidents occurred card that was used previously in unsure if the suspect had a car holic beverage on his breath and at the intersection of Main Street the opening of a fraudulent waiting for him in the parking lot observed his eyes to be watery and and Spring Street after 8 p.m. Fri- account. below or continued running up the bloodshot, reports stated. day and Saturday, according to The suspect was identified in parking lot deck ramp toward Spano was subsequently placed reports. A false firebox alarm also police reports as a male with medi- Canoe Brook Road. under arrest. After several field sounded around 5 p.m. at the inter- um build and a brown knit cap Police, who are continuing their sobriety tests and a breath analysis, section of Blaine and Church covering his braided hair. He wore investigation, recovered two he was charged with careless dri- Streets Saturday. a brown winter jacket with a gray watches, two jackets, a pair of blue ving and driving a vehicle while Police officers and firefighters hooded sweatshirt underneath, jeans and a tracksuit from the intoxicated, according to police. responding to these areas found no blue jeans and dark sneakers. scene, reports said. His vehicle, a Mercury Moun- fires or other emergencies. After store security officers In a separate incident on Sun- taineer, was towed and impound- To report suspicious activity, call approached the suspect, police day afternoon, a police officer ed, reports said.

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By Andrea Hughes Two patients were treated and according to reports. els of carbon monoxide in and From avase for the mantle to ahouseful of of The Item transported to a local hospital by No injuries were reported, and around the furnace, and levels of rooms, Idesignspace thatreflects the wayyou the first aid squad, while two oth- passengers of the BMW on the the gas were also present through- live, your style,your budget.The result is space A motor vehicle accident in ers refused medical care, reports scene said no one had been in the out the entire home. The resident that's attractive, sophisticated &functional. which two people were reportedly said. car when the accident occurred. showed no signs of carbon monox- Iamcreative, organized, dedicated to my craft treated for injuries drew township Firefighters cleaned the spilled Firefighters and police stayed on ide poisoning, reports stated. &clients&easy to work with. firefighters to the intersection of fluids from the road and waited for the scene until a tow truck was After windows were opened, Parsonage Hill Road and Kennedy a tow truck to remove both vehi- able to free the vehicles from each carbon monoxide readings in the Parkway last week. cles. other. house dropped, but a high reading Sharon FLEISIG INTERIORS The crash, which occurred at In a separate incident, firefight- On the evening of Feb. 27, fire- of carbon monoxide was measured SHORTHILLS —973 477 9689 approximately 8 p.m. on Feb. 27, ers responded to an accident fighters responded to an activated in the furnace, according to [email protected] resulted in airbag deployment and between a delivery truck and a carbon monoxide alarm at a Kenil- reports. fluids leaking onto the roadway, BMW in the parking lot behind 75 worth Drive home. Employees of PSE&G respond- www.SharonInteriors.com firefighters said. Main Street around noon on Feb. The occupant of the house told ed to the house and shut down the Millburn police and members of 25. the crew that the alarm could have gas supply to the furnace. The the Millburn-Short Hills Volunteer The truck, driven by an employ- been set off when he had the fire- homeowner was advised not to use First Aid Squad were on the scene ee of Agri Exotic Trading, Inc. of place cleaned. the appliance until repairs were TheLatest Jewish Films.Great Speakers&Discussions. when the crew arrived. Newark, backed up into a BMW, Firefighters reported finding lev- made. An ExtraordinaryEvent…Close To Home!

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Erin Patricia cum laude from Dominican Col- all weekly product and the month- time at Pascack Valley Communi- Griffiths has lege in Blauvelt, N.Y., with a degree ly production of four town ty Life,” Griffiths said. “I developed joined The Item in English. In addition to serving as newsletters. With growing experi- wonderful working relationships of Millburn and sports editor, Griffiths was also ence, she began to take on more with my fellow staff members, local Short Hills team responsible for the municipal cov- tasks and learn about management government officials, and commu- Make The Natural Choice. as managing edi- erage of one of the paper’s eight of the newspaper. nity members throughout our cov- Family Owned Since 1902 tor. towns, the library section, and After dedicating nine months erage area. CHEMICAL FREE ALL NATURAL MATTRESSES FIBERS Griffiths began many feature stories. to Community Life, the Westwood Although I am sad to leave the •Antique Beds •Horse Hairs working for Griffiths Under the direction of Editor resident is excited to become a part area, I am absolutely thrilled about •Boats •Lambs Wool North Jersey Kevin Glynn, Griffiths expanded of The Item and assume my new position and look forward •Sofa Bed Mattresses •Cotton New Sunday Media Group as a reporter for Pas- her responsibilities to include not her new position as managing to forging the same relationships in •Financing•AAvailableny Shape•Any Shape or Size or Size Hours: 10-4 cack Valley Community Life in only sports and local government, editor. Millburn that I did in the www.mycustombedding.comCOUPON May 2008, after graduating magna but also contributions to the over- “I loved every moment of my Pascack Valley.” 1933 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE, MAPLEWOOD

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Informal judging will take can call the DMDAoffice at 973- The show invites car owners to entered at the DMDA table. place and more than 50 trophies 379-2341 or via e-mail atinfo@ In Any Condition display their cars along Millburn Registration is $12 per car for will be awarded. downtownmillburn.org. SUPER COUPON DEER and see the problem that we have, % and will allow us to hunt on the ADD 15 FROM PAGE A1 West Orange side,” said DiVincen- zo. Receive our offer then add 15% with this coupon. removed from the water company A public bid is presently being property were injured, having been advertised for the replanting of the 1WEEK ONLY: MAR. 5-12 struck by cars and retreated into reservation in accordance with the Coupon expires March 12, 2009. Limit one per transaction. the woods. second element of the program Offers are made at no charge and no obligation to you. “They were mercy killings. They and DiVincenzo said that within a had broken limbs,” said Suell. “I month a contractor is anticipated am hoping that over the course of to begin work. SHORT HILLS •734 Morris Turnpike (next to Paneras) •973-376-0036 the year there will be less accidents Through the use of grants from 0002543128-01 in the area. What we are trying to the New Jersey Green Acres pro- Hours: Mon.-Wed., &Fri. 9:45am-5:30pm; Thurs. 9:45am-8:30pm; Sat. 9:30am-5:30pm do is maintain the size of the herd.” gram and the Essex County Recre- Other Locations: West Orange, Union, Short Hills, Clifton DiVincenzo echoed the same ation and Open Space Trust Fund, intent at his press conference Mon- native vegetation will be planted day. on approximately 5,000 square feet “If we did not have this deer of the reservation property to begin management program, we would the revitalization. Ninety fenced-in have almost 500 additional deer in areas will be created for the plant- GOTAGLIT CH? there,” said DiVincenzo. “The thing ings, in order to protect them from is what we have to do is be able to the deer. WE’V EGOTTH EFIX ! maintain. You have to continue The third element of the pro- this program and it is working.” gram includes traffic safety mea- The hunt was only conducted in sures to reduce the number of two-thirds of the reservation, motor vehicle accidents involving •Tune-Up Specia lists•PC &MacExpertise •Tro uble sh ootin g according to the county executive. deer. In July 2008, “Deter Deter” •W ired &W irelessNetwork s•Back-U ps/R ecovery The portion of the reservation the devices were installed along road- •Virus/S pyware /Tro ja nRem oval&Pro te ctio n hunt was executed in included sides in the reservation. The light- •Insta lla tion -New Computer,Printer,iPod,Camera Millburn and Maplewood. Due to activated devices emit a high fre- •Upgra des-M em ory,Driv es,W in dows,A pplic atio ns a vote against the hunt by West quency sound when activated by STAFF PHOTO BY ERIN PATRICIA GRIFFITHS Orange officials, that municipality approaching headlights to deter 342476 chose not to participate this year. deer from running into the road- At a press conference held on March 2, Essex County Execu- We’llTakeGood Care OfYou! “We did not hunt on the West way. tive Joseph DiVincenzo announced the deer management Orange side. But to get the amount Presently, the devices only line a program results. of deer that we did within the last three-mile portion of Brookside two years, tells you that we have a Drive and Cherry Lane, and the official end to the hunt, the Reservation and also to Hilltop, very, very serious problem in our DiVincenzo has requested for county will continue moving for- where we have a major problem reservation. And this will continue additional funding from the state ward with the deer management because of all of the development,” next year, not only will it continue Department of Transportation to program. said Divincenzo. “At Hilltop, there in South Mountain Reservation, increase the quantity and location “We will continue to do South is actually no place for the deer to but hopefully the West Orange offi- of the devices. Mountain Reservation. We will go. It is a very, very dangerous cials will see what we have done Despite the announcement of also move next year to Eagle Rock situation.”

Since 1910 •Four Generations TOWNSHIP cussion of zoning changes by the would become obsolete. committee would oversee four Planning Board and a Committee In the meantime, the Township subcommittees examining the FROM PAGE A1 proposal to explore revitalization Committee is looking for a few matters of sustainable practices, Welcomes of the downtown business area good men and women, according financial implementation, zoning On Monday night, the Commit- was evident in comments made to Baer. and land use and, finally, parking, All customers of tee also reviewed suggested by several residents Monday During the Feb. 24 meeting, traffic and pedestrian issues. changes to zoning ordinances. night. Committeeman Daniel Baer “What’s important is that each RaywoodGas &Auto Haimoff said the Zoning Board Township resident Janet Piszar announced he and Committee- of these groups will be populated of Adjustment had noted discrep- noted the municipality has spent man Robert Tillotson had been by members of the community,” We Repair All Makes &Models ancies in some ordinances that more than $200,000 on a redevel- assigned to explore ways to revi- Baer explained. Residents inter- needed to be corrected. She cited opment proposal that residents talize the downtown area. ested in serving on a subcommit- as examples regulations covering rejected after several heated public Baer unveiled an organization- tee will be asked to apply to the We’relocated at: steep slope building requirements forums. al chart that established a Revital- Committee. A lead member of Corner of Morris Avenue and corner lot regulations that “I’m not sure this is the time to ization Executive Committee that each subcommittee would sit on could be misconstrued to an be planning,” Piszar said. “There would oversee a number of sub- the executive committee, Baer and Caldwell Place absurd length. are significant funds being spent committees. added. “For some homeowners with while residents are looking for “Essentially, what we’ve done is “That will give us the bottom to Springfield, NJ corner lots,” she said, “an accesso- relief from property taxes.” establish an organizational chart top involvement by the public ry use would be in their neighbor’s Resident Abby Kalan warned to facilitate the (revitalization) we’re looking for to identify the backyard.” the Committee that the current process,” Baer said. appropriate revitalization project Haimoff said the Committee harsh economic times are going to The executive committee would for the downtown,” he said. NewJerseyState Inspection Center will have the recommended shape the future needs of the include Committee members, the Material about how to apply 0002542080-01 changes reviewed by the township township. township planner, members of the for positions on the subcommit- engineer. If approved by the Com- “Our world is going to look very Downtown Millburn Develop- tees is being reviewed by the mittee, the revised ordinances different 10 years from now,” she ment Alliance and Chamber of township’s business administrator, would be submitted to the Plan- said, adding that the township Commerce as well as members of Baer said. Residents will receive ning Board for review. should be careful not to approve the public. more information within a few Public concern over the recent dis- any redevelopment proposal that As proposed, the executive weeks. ‘A ll of us have a duty to do all we can to Page XXA4 educate, care for, love and yes, discipline TheIe ItemtemofMof Millburnillburn and and Shor ShorttH Hillsills our children.’ March 5, 2009 www.TheItemOnline.com Richard Brodow and William Miron Opinion Millburn Township Public School officials Revitalizing the debate

It’s clear by now that the idea of some sort of overhaul of the downtown business district is needed. Talk to anyone on the street and some complaint about the way things are will surface. It may be about parking. It may be about the lack of certain types of stores, or the surplus of other types of shops. It may by about the empty shops in some areas, or the seem- ingly unfinished storefronts in others. So if everyone agrees that “something needs to be done” about the downtown, how come there is such suspicion and division when any solution is suggested? It’s clear that the public outcry over a $100 million proposed redevelopment plan that was killed last autumn has left residents wary of anything that smacks of “redevelopment.” The Township Committee, which rejected the proposed plan in November, began this year promising to explore “revitalization.” Still, the suspicion lingers. The Committee is now proposing to organize formal groups to explore the financial possibilities, environmentally friendly possibilities and ways to preserve the historic and desirable aspects of the downtown while refurbishing those areas in need of improvement. We say this is a chance to start over. The public, we are told, is being asked to participate in the process “from the bottom up.” Of course, there were numerous opportunities for the public to participate in shaping last year’s redevelopment proposal. Let’s just say, as we used to say on the playground, this is “a do-over.” In a few weeks, details about how residents can volunteer Letters to the Editor to join a committee exploring some aspect of improving the Te en years require At present the street level of ship Committee.) downtown will be released. responsibility of Richard Brodow our main business districts is We urge everyone with a positive idea or a talent to offer Superintendent of Schools retail, with a second level of resi- to take advantage of the opportunity and join the Committee students, parents William Miron dential or office space. A change Heavy homework in its reassessment of the downtown. Principal, Millburn High School in zoning would allow a property load can effect Editor, The Item: owner to build up to a new height Otherwise, the complaints will continue and we’ll have Recent events compel us to without seeking approval. More the quality of life another season debating the real meanings of “redevelop- write and express our concern Proposed zoning stories may increase the value of ment” and “revitalization.” about what needs to be said and the property for the landowner, Editor, The Item: done to convince our young peo- changes open doors but who will pay for the cost of As a concerned parent and col- ple that using and/or abusing the additional parking and ser- lege instructor, I wonder if any- alcohol and drugs has real conse- for developers vices for the extra stories of resi- one else is alarmed by the amount Community Events quences, some life-changing in a dential units? And, do we want of homework heaped on our very negative way. Editor, The Item: the look of our downtown to be Millburn middle and high school TODAY, MARCH 5 TUESDAY, MARCH 31 We live and work in a wonder- After numerous public hear- four-story development? students. Millburn high school’s 7:30 p.m. Historic Preservation 8 p.m. Township Committee ful community with bright stu- ings including several “visioning” This is not to say that a proper- admirable status as first in the Commission meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. dents and well-educated, caring sessions with our residents, the ty owner cannot apply for a vari- state is certainly due to the excel- parents. We have often said that redevelopment plan of four-story ance, but at the present, the con- lent caliber of teachers, the socio- SATURDAY, MARCH 7 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 while it is natural to provide our development lining our streets trol and the requirements remain economic background of the fam- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. American Red 7:30 p.m. Planning Board children with more freedom and was voted down. Now just two with the town. Tear-downs and ilies and other important vari- Cross blood drive. Millburn Free meeting. Town Hall. independence as they get older, and a half months later, this same add-ons must fall within the con- ables like parental involvement Public Library. 8 p.m. Board of Recreation with that must come additional scheme is back, but under the fines of our existing zoning and and student motivation. Commissioners meeting. Gero responsibility and oversight. Inde- guise of revitalization. our current Master Plan, unless a However, I am certain that MONDAY, MARCH 9 Park Recreation Building. pendence alone is a recipe for No one has ever said that our variance is approved. If we open overwhelming these young peo- 7:45 p.m. Board of Education potential disaster. downtown does not need our downtown business districts ple with homework is not con- meeting. Deerfield School. THURSDAY, APRIL 2 How many times have we all improvement, but to most of us, to four stories, we raise the bar for tributing to the township’s educa- 7:30 p.m. Historic Preservation heard “but these are good kids” improvement, a/k/a revitaliza- allowable construction. The para- tional rank. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 Commission meeting. Town Hall. and “don’t kids sometimes make tion, means more parking and a meters of our Master Plan will In fact, I would suggest that 8 p.m. Board of Recreation mistakes?” While this is true, better streetscape. Four-story con- also need to be changed. hours of assignments requiring Commissioners meeting. Gero MONDAY, APRIL 13 let’s all be mindful that all of us dominium units that will add ser- Two years and a quarter of a late nights and weekends can sti- Park Recreation Building. 7:45 p.m. Board of Education have a duty to do all we can to vice, school, COAH, traffic and million dollars later, the town vot- fle creativity and distract from meeting. Millburn High School. educate, care for, love and, yes, parking demands to our commu- ed against the redevelopment creating well-rounded individuals. MONDAY, MARCH 16 7:30 p.m. Environmental discipline our children. nity was not seen in the town’s plan in the thirteen acre “area of It can be quite challenging to 7 p.m. Zoning Board of Commission meeting. Town Hall. Although, they may be 17 or best interest, especially in light of need.”It seems that a similar exer- complete academic demands and Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. 18, they still need our watchful the current economic times. Yet cise for all the business districts is actively pursue extracurricular eye. They may think they are “of suddenly this is exactly what is now underway, but this time it passions, interests, let alone com- TUESDAY, MARCH 17 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15 age” or invincible, but we know back on the table. bears the name “revitalization.” munity service. 8 p.m. Township Committee 7:30 p.m. Planning Board better. We don’t want to witness The original redevelopment There is no question that the There are many benefits to liv- meeting. Town Hall. meeting. Town Hall. another tragedy. The problem plan encompassed a 13-acre area commercial property owners, ing in an affluent, achievement- with learning from experience is along Essex Street and Millburn architects, engineers, developers oriented community such as ours; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 MONDAY, APRIL 20 the damage may already be Avenue by Town Hall. Because it and planners will benefit from nevertheless, it sometimes seems 7:30 p.m. Planning Board 7 p.m. Zoning Board of irreparable. Over the years we is designated as an “area in need”, these changes. But before we rush the academic pressures are creat- meeting. Town Hall. Adjustment meeting. Town Hall. have seen too many children suf- zoning approval is not necessary down this path, the question that ing needless fatigue and stress on fer, too many families in anguish, to build beyond the height should be raised is whether this is the entire family unit. MONDAY, MARCH 23 TUESDAY, APRIL 21 too many young lives forever requirement of our current ordi- in the best interest of our resi- I suggest that parents, teachers 7:45 p.m. Board of Education 8 p.m. Township Committee changed, to sit back and do nance. That is not the case for the dents. and administrators consider the meeting. Education Center. meeting. Town Hall. nothing. rest of our business areas, which fact that even a small reduction in Let’s come together as a com- must follow existing height limita- Ellen Steinberg the quantity of homework could munity and in one voice say tions and other restrictions. The 41 Kenilworth Drive make a quality of life difference. enough is enough. We will not latest “revitalization discussion” tolerate another life ruined in the focuses on building heights in our (Editor’s note: Steinberg is Gina Milano Letter policy name of “let kids be kids.” business districts. a former member of the Town- 15 Windermere Terrace Letters may be edited and may be published, reproduced or distributed in print, electronic, or other forms. The views and opinions expressed in Letters to the Editor are not necessarily those of The Item or its affiliates. Submissions should be typed and ENVIRONMENT double-spaced, and include a daytime telephone number for verification. Letters that cannot be verified or are anonymous will not be published. Not all letters will necessarily be published. Send letters to the editor by e-mail to [email protected], by fax to 973-921-6458 or by mail to Editor, The Item, Conserving New Jersey’s energy 343 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 07041. By Michele S. 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By Andrea Hughes Quixote in “Man of La Mancha,” cultural need.” children. Many band members, of The Item and began to gain roles with com- While much adult rock music who have “Sippy” in front of their munity theater troupes. Piano tells stories of relationships and lost stage names, have taken a class he When Paul Godwin became a lessons and singing in the chorus love, children’s music can be about teaches or are educators them- parent and first took his son to see also fueled his interest, he said. As anything, including snails and loose selves. live music, the township native a high school junior, he played the teeth, he said. Such subjects are “The principles (of Music couldn’t help but feel something role of Conrad Birdie in “Bye Bye, covered on the band’s new album Together) are very much at home was missing. Birdie.” of original songs, “The Time with where I’m at,” he said. “That “As a former rock-and-roller, I “I think we had a really strong Machine,” which is set to be everyone has music in them, every was taken aback by how there were community,” Godwin said, released June 16. parent has the ability to model no raucous celebrations,” he said in recounting his mother’s work as “The ‘time machine’ is our body, music to kids.” a phone interview. co-founder of Millburn Co-op a vessel that’s taking us through It carries into Sippy Cups con- Along with other parents living Nursery School and taking trips to time,” Godwin explained. “It carries certs, he said, where ideally parents’ in San Francisco, the place he now see Broadway musicals. He’s plan- our memories and experiences.” enjoyment of the music will trans- calls home, the young dad and ning to attend the Class of 1979’s The band’s subject matter has fer to the toddlers and young chil- Millburn High School graduate set upcoming 30-year reunion. become more suited to children dren they bring along. out to make a difference. Thus The Godwin will be a stone’s throw PHOTO COURTESY OF THE SOUTH ORANGE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER from ages 5 to 8, as band members’ “We like to say ‘no spectators.’ Sippy Cups were born, a band that from his hometown when The Sip- children – and their fan base – Everyone is a participant,” he boasts its own juggler and a cata- py Cups perform at 3 p.m. on Sun- Millburn High School graduate Paul Godwin, pictured front, grow up, he said. said. logue of kids’ songs inspired by day, March 29 at the South Orange second from left, is the lead singer of The Sippy Cups. Godwin also devotes his time as Tickets for the show are $19. 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By Andrea Hughes ple,” he said. “You’re going to need before interacting with people in of The Item to be able to do that in careers such marketing,” she said during her as mine.” presentation. Eighth graders may be a bit too Bob Dries, a producer for CBS, Rogers addressed the students young to settle on a career, but stu- said, “My advice is never to lose on the morning of Career Day by dents learned that their options are the curiosity of being a student.” saying, “At the end of the day I open during Millburn Middle “Part of it is setting off that hope you are more confused, and School’s seventh annual career day spark,” said Mark Jaffe, who prac- the three things you are consider- last week. tices international law. “You can ing turn into 9 or 10.” The event, in which adults speak do all the analysis in the world, but “We hope there are jobs that to students about their current you have to trust your gut.” haven’t been invented yet,” the careers and the journeys that Some speakers said they came guidance counselor said this week. brought them there, is held to help because someone gave them “It’s not just the job, it’s the jour- students look at adulthood and the career guidance when they were ney.” world of work in a fuller, more young, while others felt something Rogers said he stresses the optimistic light, said middle school was missing when in their middle importance of finding mentors guidance counselor John Rogers. school experiences and didn’t want when talking to eight graders “We were inspired by research today’s students to miss out on about the future, whether it be in STAFF PHOTOS BY HARRY TRUMBORE within the last 10 years opportunities. high school or the professional that showed kids were having “I was in eighth grade when I world. Millburn Middle School students and Peer Leaders Jessica Reedy, left, Ilana Kamber, Sarah a prolonged adolescence had that “ah-hah” moment,” said “Find your soulmate on the fac- Gomez, Reilly Muller, Sarah Leventhal and Julia Truitt gather with Principal Michael Cahill dur- because of a fear of adulthood,” Dr. Samuel Ahn, a veterinarian. “I ulty or in sports or the administra- ing Career Day held at the Middle School on Friday. Rogers said. read James Herriott. It was the first tion,” he said he tells students. “Try In blue-and-white shirts, sev- book I was riveted to. I’ll tell the to find that person who’s already Township resident Allan enth graders who belong to a Peer students this can happen to you at there.” Janoff, owner of The Crystal Leaders club led speakers – many any time. One book changed my Rogers said watching his Plaza, has a laugh while who live and work in the township life.” parents do their job as hotel man- explaining how much he loves – down the halls to various class- Laura Lindberg, a public health agers inspired him in his career his job. “I don’t consider it rooms. researcher, attended Millburn path. “Their lives were so other- work because I enjoy it so Millburn police officers and fire- Middle School and credits directed,” he explained. “I keep up much,” he said. fighters, several doctors and former teacher Dana Slyvers for that Rogers tradition in making lawyers, an actress, a veterinarian inspiration on her professional sure kids feel connected to the and other professionals went from journey. school.” room to room, opening up to stu- “You have to try new things,” At the end of Career Day, students about their day-to-day work she said when describing the mes- dents wrote a letter to their future lives and giving advice on choosing sage she would relay to the eighth high school guidance counselors, a career. graders. “I use math every day, and describing themselves and their Allan Janoff, owner of The Crys- I didn’t like math in middle goals in terms of the talks they had tal Plaza catering establishment in school.” just heard. Livingston, joked “I’m going to tell “The career I love, I didn’t The transition to high school is them, ‘Come work for me!’” He even know existed,” said Robin on eighth graders’ minds more said young people should find a Ettinger, a township resident who than future careers, Rogers said. career they love as much as he started out in the arts and is now The goal, he said, is for loves his chosen path. vice president of marketing for students to think, “Hey, the world Janoff also urged young people Safilousa. doesn’t look as scary, random and to put down their cell phones and “I thought I was going to be in challenging as it did three stop texting. “Try talking to peo- a cabin somewhere doing art days ago.”

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ACCOUNTING Helen Karaszewska Carella We are afull-service Services &Events Bookkeeping “QuickBooks”/Accounting accounting, taxand A Mass for former township Heights. Financial Statement Preparation Christ Church offered Saturday from 4:30 to 5:15 resident Helen Karaszewska Mrs. Carella was an assistant financial service firm Quarterly Payroll and Sales TaxPreparation Sunday, 8 a.m.: The Rev. Scott p.m., and Mass is at 5:30 p.m. Carella was celebrated on Satur- manager at Saks Fifth Avenue in committed to IRS &NJAudit Representation Holcombe will preach and cele- day at St. Rose of Lima Church. the township from 1963 to 1978. providing our clients brate. 9:30 a.m.: The Rev. Scott St. Stephen’s Church Mrs. Carella, 93, died on Feb. 23 She lived in the township for Income TaxPreparation for Individuals, thehighest levelof Holcombe will preach and cele- Sunday, 8 and 10 a.m.: A spo- at Berkeley Heights Nursing and most of her life before moving to Businesses, Estates &Trusts professional service. brate with assistance from the Rev. ken service of Holy Eucharist with Rehabilitation Center in Berkeley Berkeley Heights. Business Startups We offerthe same Elizabeth Wigg-Maxwell and the homily, followed by a Holy Business Purchase &Sale Assistance attention to detail Rev. Karen Rezach. Wednesday, 7 Eucharist service with homily, SBALoan Applications whether it is p.m.: Holy Eucharist service fol- organ and choir. Church school Interweave sponsors interfaith course MortgageApplications preparing abasic lowed by Bible study. and nursery care are available dur- Manyofour clients aremulti state filers individual taxreturn ing the 10 a.m. service. The Interweave Center for “Studying the Bible with an Call forafee range to full-service Community Wholistic Living, Temple Sinai interfaith group is a great way to All appointments withaCPA corporate accounting. Congregational Church South Mountain and Summit Jewish Community get answers to questions you’ve Sunday, 10:30 a.m.: The Rev. Dr. Community Church Center are co-sponsoring the always had. It was especially use- Johann Bosman and the Rev. Jen- Sunday, 11 a.m.: Weekly adult course “The Messianic Dream: ful to me as someone in an inter- nifer T. Hrynyk will lead a family worship service takes place in the Jews and Christians Read Sacred faith marriage,” said township res- worship service and members of Millburn Middle School. Text Together.” The course will be ident and Interweave president the Buildings and Grounds com- held on Wednesdays this month Sarah Rosen. AnthonyT.Torrioni, CPA mittee will usher. 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NJSIAA REGION 3 WRESTLING NJSIAA GIRLS FENCING MHS grappler Miller trio captures state Waters places foil squad championship fourth at 119 By Jim Connelly of The Item Falls one victory shy of earning Chalk up another major title for Millburn High School foil stand- outs Emily Bick, Laura Mandel trip to state finals in Atlantic City and Brianna Martin. The trio prevailed in 40 of 45 By Jim Connelly bouts to outscore 15 teams take of The Item top honors in the foil competition in Saturday’s New Jersey State With each successive visit to Interscholastic Athletic Associa- the New Jersey State Inter- tion squad championships at scholastic Athletic Association North Hunterdon High School in Region 3 Wrestling Tournament, Annandale. Millburn High School grappler Sam Waters comes closer and closer to earning a trip to the state ‘They fenced smart and championships in Atlantic City. did not get flustered.’ Waters, in his first visit to the region tournament two years ago, was a quarterfinalist in the 103- Gus de la Llave pound weight class. Waters MHS GIRLS FENCING COACH A year ago, Waters was a fifth- sixth place finisher at 112 pounds. Waters said. “I was really upset “All three fenced fantastic,” This past weekend, Waters about it as I thought I had a Miller head coach Gus de la Llave posted his best regional finish, a chance for redemption.” said. “They fenced smart and did fourth-place showing in the 119- Waters kept his season alive not get flustered.” pound weight class. with a 2-0 defeat of Cranford’s Martin and Mandel each went Waters, the NJSIAA District 10 Kyle Markovitch in the wrestle- 14 -1 on the day. Bick compiled a third-place medalist, saw his back semifinals. 12-3 record. junior season come to a close with “I was able to get a quick rever- Millburn edged runner-up a 6-0 loss to Delbarton’s Jeff Can- sal against him and was able to West Morris Mendham by five fora in the consolation final. ride him out,” Waters said. victories. STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY All of the scoring took place in Mike Artigliere, Millburn’s Montclair Kimberley Academy the third period. head coach, came away came in third with 33 wins fol- Laura Mandel, Brianna Martin and Emily Bick, from left, of the Millburn girls fencing team have Canfora managed an escape to impressed by his grappler’s stellar lowed by Columbia (33) and earned another piece of hardware to go along with the Santelli trophy, being held by assistant take a 1—0 lead and added post-season efforts. Voorhees (28). coach Kathy Peng and head coach Gus de la Llave, they won earlier this season. Mandel, Mar- a takedown and three back points “Sam wrestled his best at the Holy Angels (25), Governor tin and Bick claimed the foil crown at Saturday’s state squad championships. in the latter stages of the period. end of the year,” Artigliere said. Livingston (22) Hunterdon Cen- Waters recorded an 8-3 defeat “He was wrestling at a different tral (22), Ridge (20) and Bernards of Parsippany’s Phil Tomero in a level and it was a great accom- (19) comprised the remainder of Millburn and Bernards each land (17), Montgomery (15), MILLER NOTES pre-quarterfinal round bout on plishment for him to place fourth. the top 10 finishers. amassed 28 wins. Watchung Hills (13) and West An 18-9 loss to seventh-seeded Feb. 24 and an 8-6 decision over “He deserves a lot of credit. Northern Highlands (17) Bernards was awarded third Morris Mendham (12). North Hunterdon Feb. 18 in the Mike Stepien of Governor Liv- This will boost his confidence and came in 11th followed by place, winning the indicator tie- The Millers’ epee squad, with NJSIAA tournament quarterfinals ingston in Friday night’s quarterfi- help him get ready for next year.” West Morris Central (17), breaker, based on the number of two of its members competing left second-seeded Millburn with a nals to set up a third meeting of As far as next season is con- West Windsor Plainsboro-North touches scored and touches despite being under the weather, final record of 9-4. the year with Seton Hall Prep’s cerned, Waters is expecting big (16), Ramapo (15) Pompton Lakes allowed. endured a rough day, finishing North Hunterdon is scheduled Lou Mascola in the following things from himself. (14) and Moorestown Friends Bernards scored 184 touches 13th in the 16-team field with 19 to oppose fifth-seeded Governor morning’s semifinals. “I feel I have a great shot at (eight). and allowed 14 8 for a plus-36 mar- wins. Livingston in the tournament final Waters carried an 0-2 record winning a region title.” Millburn’s foil team won 13 gin. Senior Pascale Biladi logged the this evening at Morris Hills High against his Essex County rival into of 15 matches on the day, losing The Millers finished with a plus- squad’s best record. She won eight School in Rockaway. the semifinals. Mascola pinned MILLER NOTES only to West Morris Mendham 31 margin on 176 touches scored of 15 bouts. Martin (foil), Korivikov Waters in 4:31 in a dual meet on Waters has now recorded and Montclair Kimberley Acade- and 14 5 touches allowed. Fellow senior Yulia Korovikov (epee) and Greene (epee) are Jan. 3 and logged a 5-2 victory in back-to-back 30-win seasons. He my. Governor Livingston took the prevailed in six of 15 bouts. scheduled to close out their the Essex County Tournament won 33 of 40 bouts in 2007-08 The Millers’ saber squad team title with 36 wins. Runner-up Monica Greene, also a senior, interscholastic careers in the final on Jan. 30. and compiled a 32-9 mark this also recorded a strong showing, Northern Highlands tallied 32 posted a 5-10 record. NJSIAA individual championships Mascola, with the match dead- winter. finishing fourth in a 16-team wins. Voorhees tallied 31 wins to edge on Saturday, March 14 locked at 2-2 in the final 10 sec- His career record stands at field. Oak Knoll (25 wins), Wayne Columbia and West Morris Mend- at Rider University in onds of the third period, scored a 92-30. Seniors Katie Chan and Zoe Valley (24), Ridge (24), Holy ham for the team title. Lawrenceville. stunning takedown from a center For the first time since taking Messinger each compiled 14 -1 Angels (24), Ramapo (24) and Columbia and Mendham each The event begins at 9 a.m. restart to relegate Waters to the over as head coach at the start of records, pacing the saber squad to Wayne Hills (22) placed fifth logged 30 wins. Columbia (plus- Martin is a favorite to contend wrestleback semifinals. the 2002-03 campaign, Artigliere a fourth-place finish. through 10th. 46) won the tie-breaker with for the foil title, having placed “He shot out of the restart and will not be accompanying a Miller Olivia Monet, a Millburn junior, Hackettstown (18) came in 11th Mendham (plus-32) to take second each of the past two managed to take me down,” grappler to the state finals. posted a 6-9 record. followed by Voorhees (18), Lake- second place. years.

PUTTING ON A SHOW FOR THE HOME FANS Athletes of the Week Fencers Brianna Martin, Laura Man- del and Emily Bick along with wrestler Sam Waters are the recipients of Millburn High School Varsity Club Athlete of the Week honors for Feb. 23-March 1. The trio of senior fencers were recognized for posting a 40-5 record en route to claiming the foil crown at Saturday’s New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Asso- ciation girls squad championships at North Hunterdon High School in Annandale. Waters, a junior, was cited for placing fourth in the 119-pound weight class Saturday in the NJSI- AA Region 3 Wrestling Tourna- ment at Union High School, his best showing in three trips to the region tourney.

Millburn High School Sports Calendar TODAY, MARCH 5 7 p.m. Varsity boys basketball at Shabazz. New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 Tournament quarterﬁnal-round game. SATURDAY, MARCH 14 9 a.m. Varsity boys and girls fencing: New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY Association individual Millburn’s Alex Rosenberg shoots over Wayne Valley’s Mark Tucker on Feb. 24. The Millers, aided by Rosenberg’s 20-point night, prevailed 55-49. championships. Rider University, Story, related photo on C3. Lawrenceville. C2 Thursday, March 5, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com COACHING ALL THE WAY TO THE FINAL HORN

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BOYS BASKETBALL Millers edge Wayne Valley in ﬁnal NHC contest

By Jim Connelly Rosenberg scored a game-high of The Item 20 points. The junior big man connected on six of 12 shots from the The next time the Millburn High field and knocked down eight of School varsity boys basketball nine foul shots. team takes to the court for a league Kizel, despite making just one of game it will do so as a member of seven shots from the field, finished the new Super Essex Conference’s with 10 points. C Division. The junior guard sank eight of Millburn, on a night in which it 12 foul shots. honored seniors Jon Alejandro, High scorers for Wayne Valley Justin Budlow, Bill Jo and Harry were Colton Callaghan (16 points) Tarre prior to the opening tip of the and Nick Siljee (15 points). season’s final home game, closed Millburn, by winning for the out its stint as a member of the fourth time in five games, raised its Northern Hills Conference with a record to 12-10. The triumph 55-49 victory over Skyline Divi- assured the local cagers of com- sion rival Wayne Valley. pleting Rodger Blind’s eighth sea-

NJSIAA BOYS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Millers advance in state sectional Juniors Alex Rosenberg and scholastic Athletic Association Joe Kizel combined to score North Jersey, Section 2, Group 37 points Tuesday night, lead- 3 Tournament in Glen ing the 11th-seeded Millburn Gardner. High School varsity boys Millburn (13-10) advances basketball team to a 58-47 to oppose third-seeded Mal- defeat of sixth-seeded colm X Shabazz in the sec- Voorhees in the ﬁrst round of tional quarterﬁnals at 7 o’clock the New Jersey State Inter- tonight in Newark.

The NHC, which is being son as head coach with no worse STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY disbanded at the end of than a .500 record. the current school as part of Blind’s troops were scheduled The four senior members of the Millburn High School varsity boys basketball team, Harry Tarre, Bill Jo, Justin Budlow and Jon the New Jersey State Interscholas- to travel to Glen Gardner in Alejandro, from left, were recognized prior to the opening tip of the squad’s final home game of the season Feb. 24. Also hon- tic Athletic Association’s realign- Hunterdon County last night to ored were family members of the seniors, including, from left, parents Stephanie and Howard Tarre, Michael Takas and Jenny ment program, has been in oppose sixth-seeded Voorhees in Jo, Jennifer and Gary Budlow and Karen Alejandro. At far right is Miller head coach Rodger Blind. The Millers sent the seniors existence since the 1982-83 school the opening round of the NJSIAA off on a winning note with a 55-49 defeat of Wayne Valley. year. North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 Juniors Alex Rosenberg and Joe playoffs. MILLER NOTES sparked the Millers to a 59-45 came in second followed by West in the SEC’s C Division next Kizel combined to score 30 points, A win over Voorhees would Millburn will carry a two-game defeat of visiting Newark West Orange (8-6), Wayne Valley (7-7), season, will play home-and- helping the Millers earn a split of earn the 11th-seeded Millers a home victory streak into the 2009- Side on Feb. 19. Millburn (6-8), Passaic Valley (6- home series with Belleville, the season series. Wayne Valley quarterfinal round date with third- 10 season. West Milford claimed the final 8), Montville (4-10) and Newark Caldwell, Central, Livingston, logged a 54-48 victory on its home seeded Malcolm X Shabazz today Rosenberg (18 points), Kizel (14 Skyline Division title with a 12-2 West Side (3-11). Newark Academy, Technology and floor on Jan. 22. in Newark. points) and Budlow (12 points) record. Passaic County Tech (10-4) Millburn, when its begin play West Essex.

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RECREATION DEPARTMENT Memberships for pool, golf Township boys basketball playoff roundup and tennis seasons available Robert Kinloch scored 18 points of the 14 th-seeded Falcons. Alex Darvin scored 12 points The Lakers’ Michael Garawitz The Millburn Department of are $70 for individuals 22 and over, and Ben Flaum dropped in 13 Sat- Jake Grzeszczak scored a team- Saturday afternoon, lifting the fifth- tallied a game-high 11 points. Recreation and Parks is now $37 for individuals 16 to 21, $19 urday, powering the top-seeded high six points in a losing effort. seeded Rimrockers to a 24-21 In Friday’s other quarterfinal- accepting registrations online and for individuals 13 to 15. Eagles to a 53-39 defeat of the Matthew Survis scored 12 quarterfinal-round defeat of the round game, Jeffrey Plump fired in by mail for 2009 pool, golf and ten- A special category, also priced at 16th-seeded Orangemen in the points and Gabe Greenberg fourth-seeded Warriors. 18 points, sparking the third-seed- nis memberships. $19, is available to individuals 10 first round of the Millburn Depart- chipped in with eight, powering Dev Patel paced the Warriors ed Nets to a 36-19 rout of the sixth- Memberships are restricted to to 12. To be eligible, a youngster ment of Recreation and Parks’ sev- the sixth-seeded Midshipmen to a with nine points. seeded Knicks. township residents except for a must turn 10 by Dec. 31 of this enth and eighth grade boys basket- 44-27 defeat of the 11th-seeded In Saturday’s other quarterfinal- Jordan Schiffman scored eight limited number of employed in year. ball league playoffs. Huskies. round contest, Kirk Willens points in a losing cause. town memberships that are avail- These youngsters, when playing Alex Schoen paced the Orange- Thomas Kovar of the Huskies dropped in 14 points, lifting the able for the Par-3 Golf Course. at the Par-3 Golf Course, must be men with 15 points. scored a game-high 13 points. third-seeded SuperSonics to a 31- Fourth grade league Pool membership registration accompanied by an adult. In Saturday’s other first-round Will Politan’s 22 points powered 24 defeat of the sixth-seeded Rock- Oliver Weiss scored 11 points must be completed by May 1 in Tennis membership fees are $54 action, Spenser Heller scored 18 the 10th-seeded Hoyas to a 45-41 ets. Friday night, sparking the eighth- order to receive six free pool guest for players 22 and over, $37 for points and Robert Chesler dropped defeat of the seventh-seeded Jordan Young paced the Rock- seeded Pacers to an 18-16 defeat of passes per family membership or players 16 to 21 and a special in 12, pacing the eighth-seeded Pirates. Teammate Jay Zaifman ets with six points. the ninth-seeded Braves in the first three free pool guest passes per youth fee of $19 for players Panthers to a 47-43 defeat of the scored 16 points. round of the league playoffs. individual membership. between the ages of 8 and 15. Play- ninth-seeded Knights. The Pirates’ Charlie Plavin Fifth grade boys league In Friday’s other first-round The cost of a family membership ers must turn 8 by Dec. 31 of this The Knights’ Robert Roriston topped all scorers with 25 points. Will Elder and Robert Ordonez game, Jack Wolfson’s eight points to the pool is $245. Individual year to eligible for the $19 mem- scored a game-high 26 points. Teammate Will Shiebler scored 12 each scored eight points Friday powered the seventh-seeded memberships are available for bership fee. Ben Brookhim scored 10 points points. night, pacing the seventh-seeded Nationals to a 25-16 defeat of the $130. Online registration is available and Scott Myers chipped in with Bulls to a 19-11 defeat of the 10th- 10th-seeded Grizzlies. Other levels of pool member- for returning and new members. nine, lifting the 12th-seeded Friars Sixth grade boys league seeded Bucks in the first round of Perry Schwartz scored 12 ship categories include senior citi- Visit the recreation department’s to a 32-31 upset of the fifth-seed- Kyle Budlow and Chris Glancy the league playoffs. points, including three in overtime, zen membership, $65 for individu- Web site at www.twp.mill- ed Cardinals. each scored eight points The Bucks’ Ethan Podell shared to lead the sixth-seeded Colonels als 62 and over by June 1 of this burn.nj.us/recreation to register High scorers for the Cardinals Saturday afternoon, pacing the game-high scoring honors with to a 23-19 quarterfinal-round year; associate membership, $180 online or to download a member- were Ian Riddell with 10 points seventh-seeded Spurs to an 18-10 Elder and Ordonez. defeat of the third-seeded Clippers. for summer houseguests, house- ship application. and Evan Key with nine. defeat of the 10th-seeded Nuggets In Friday’s other first-round Drew Cohn scored nine points keepers, mother’s helpers and indi- If registering by mail, send all John Muller tallied 15 points in the first round of the league game, Jeremy Atwater scored four in a losing effort. viduals employed in the home; and required documents to Millburn and Milo Freeman finished with playoffs. of his 14 points in overtime, leading In Friday’s other quarterfinal- child-care membership, $110 for a Recreation Department, c/o Cus- 12, leading the fourth-seeded Red Noah Lambos scored a team- the eighth-seeded Heat to a round game, Brandon Perry child-care giver and children. This tomer Service, Post Office Box Storm to a 47-32 defeat of the high five points in a losing effort. 29-22 defeat of the ninth-seeded scored a game-high 13 points in membership is good Monday 1034, Millburn, 07042 13th-seeded Hurricanes. In Saturday’s other first-round Celtics. the fourth-seeded Pistons 28-13 through Friday. The Hurricanes’ Jake Solomon game, Carter Todd’s 10 points Matt Jacob scored nine points defeat of the fifth-seeded Maver- No free pool guest passes will be For further information, call scored a game-high 16 points. powered the eighth-seeded Magic and Adam Margolis chipped in icks. issued for applications completed the Millburn Department of Daniel Klausner scored nine to a 31-21 defeat of the ninth-seed- with six Friday night, lifting the Teammate Nicolas Mottesi after May 1. Recreation and Parks at 973- points and Brandon Rothberg ed Sixers. fifth-seeded Hornets to a 27-22 dropped in nine points. Par-3 membership categories 564-7097. added seven, sparking the third- Ben Sysler led the Sixers with quarterfinal-round defeat of the Andrew Wallman paced the seeded Wildcats to a 32-17 defeat eight points. fourth-seeded Lakers. Mavericks with four points. RECREATION COMMISSION Submit registrations online or by mail for township’s spring season programs Town board meets Wednesday evening The Millburn Department of baseball (second and third grade burn Township Web site, Department of Recreation and The next meeting of the Mill- July and September sessions. 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The Explorers received six Lauren O’Neill and Morgan points from Lauren Klinger and Hersh each scored six points, lift- four apiece from Fiona Murphy ing the seventh-seeded Hawkeyes and Uliana Bilash. to a 14 -4 defeat of the 10th-seeded In other quarterfinal-round Terrapins. action from Saturday, Courtney Lauren Waldman scored all four Czalpelski scored nine points and of the Terrapins’ points. Danielle Hitzig grabbed six The league quarterfinals were rebounds and dished out six assists, postponed due to Monday’s snow- leading the second-seeded Sky to a storm and rescheduled for last 17 -4 defeat of the seventh-seeded night. Silver Stars. In the upper half of the bracket, Tali Zusman pulled down five the top-seeded Gators were sched- rebounds and collected three uled to face the Blue Devils and assists in a losing effort. Teammate the Buckeyes were set to oppose Sara Nuta recorded four steals. the Tar Heels, with the winners Tara Sood scored eight points advancing to compete in the semi- and Isabella Morreale tallied six finals at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at points and snared four rebounds, Hartshorn School. pacing the third-seeded Starzz to a In the bottom half of the brack- 28-14 defeat of the sixth-seeded et, the second-seeded Cornhuskers Sparks. were scheduled to take on the Lauren Tulip scored 10 points Hawkeyes and the Hoosiers were and Bridget Austin recorded six to face the Seminoles. steals for the Sparks. The winners of those games STAFF PHOTO BY JIM CONNELLY The tournament semifinals are meet in Saturday’s second semifi- scheduled for Saturday afternoon nal at 11:30 a.m. at Hartshorn SamiDee Kirson (10) wings a pass to Hallie Pickard (12) Feb. 26 during the Millburn High School varsity girls basketball team’s at Hartshorn School. School. season-ending 46-35 loss to Newark Academy in Livingston. At left is Newark Academy freshman forward and town resident The Lazers oppose the fourth- The championship game is Ashley Gerrard (15). The setback left Millburn with a final record of 4-20 under second-year head coach Bill Drennan. seeded Lynx at 2:30. The Lynx scheduled for 7 p.m. Monday at advanced with a forfeit win over Millburn Middle School. the fifth-seeded Shock. The Sky and Silver Stars clash Fourth grade girls league GIRLS BASKETBALL in the second semifinal at 3:30. Shannon Tanner scored eight The league championship game points and Kayla Wolf chipped in Seventh grade squad falls in playoffs is scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday at with six Friday night, leading the Call me - Millburn Middle School. fourth-seeded Comets to a 14 -8 Second-seeded Glen Ridge held Glen Ridge. defeat of the fifth-seeded Mon- the Millburn Department of Recre- Third-seeded Millburn (7-6) Fifth-sixth grade girls league archs in the quarterfinals of the ation and Parks’ seventh grade girls dropped the contest 26-10. whether buying Bryn Jeffers scored 18 points league playoffs. basketball team to a season-low Millburn received six points Saturday afternoon, pacing the Elizabeth Harris and Maura point total Feb. 16 when it rolled to from Courtney Brosnan and two third-seeded Hoosiers to a 36-10 Herbertson each scored four a 16-point victory in the semifinals each from Keegan Brown and or selling, rout of the 14 th-seeded Spartans in points in a losing effort. of the Suburban League playoffs in Catherine McDermott. the first round of the league play- In Friday night’s other quarterfi- your priorities offs. nal, Mary Pagano scored 11 points, Elizabeth Rovit and Paige sparking the third-seeded Liberty Willian chipped in with six points to an 18-5 defeat of the sixth-seed- will be mine! apiece for the victors. ed Mercury. 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AdvertisingSection RealReal Estate Estate mamarketplacerketplace C8 Thursday, March 5, 2009 The Item of Millburn and Short Hills www.TheItemOnline.com 0002542074-01 Cora Hartshorn SePactionge XX D TheItemofMillburn and ShortHills Arboretum March 5, 2009 Arboretum offers family www.TheItemOnline.com Community events throughout March. See D2

112 MHS students, staffers donate blood at local drive

One hundred twelve Millburn Benasich, Holly Berkowitz, Zachary Berkowitz, Rosen, Carlie Roth, James Sammartino, High School students and Shai Bialer, Emily Bick, Thomas Bird, Jenna Michael Sanowitz, Matthew Saypoff, Erik staff members volunteered to give Bloom, Matthew Britton, Molly Bucciero, Schmidt, Ruben Schwartz, Matthew Sayford, blood Feb. 26 at a Millburn-Short Jonathan Bushnell, Christina Chiang, Alicia Ruben Schwartz, Stephanie Seidmon, Mitchell Hills Chapter of the American Cuomo, Jonathan Daniels, Emily Denault, Kira Serota, Ashley Shepard and Emma Stein; Red Cross blood drive at the DiClemente and Adrienne Durando; Also, Anthony Sista, Robert Stieg, Eddy school. Also, Aviann Etherington, Vadim Fainberg, Sun, Samantha Swanson, Zachary Szoke, “The excellent student turnout Anna Feins, Anthony Fleming, Stephanie Fried- Adam Talpalar, Josh Tambor, Matthew Tannen- was largely due to the efforts of a man, Ariel Glickman, Michael Goetz, David baum, Abbas Tapal, David Thompson, Robert committee led by Red Cross Club Greenbaum, Jeremy Greenberger, Monica Sieg, Daniel Treskunov, Daniella Tsakos, co-presidents Emily Bick and Jim- Greene, Landon Greer, Richard Hagemann, Robert Vaters, Andrea Vel-Baque, Christine my Topilow with help from Lan- Kyung Min Han, Jeffrey Hong, Ashley Hreczny, Vos, Sarah Wang, Anthony Weiland, Liza don Greer,” said Malcolm MacK- Julia Huang, Katherine Inglese, Julie Ingber, Weisenthal, Hannah Westlake, Michael Welch innon, co-chairman of blood ser- Aaron Karlsruher, Samantha Kennedy, John and Karen Young. vices for the local chapter of the Keyloun, Yulia Khaline and Adrianna Kim; The chapter is sponsoring American Red Cross. “Older Also, Rachel Kim, Alvin Kim, Erin Langan, two additional blood drives donors are often prevented from Sophie Latish, Andrew Lee, Hasoo Lee, this month, the ﬁrst this giving by illness or medication and Stephen Leh, Eric Leff, Maren Less, Christine Saturday at the Millburn it’s vital to recruit young people to Lin, James Liu, Mathilda Lombos, Jonathan Free Public Library this form the habit of regular dona- Lowenthal, Catherine Magee, Melissa Mann, Saturday and the second tions. There is no substitute for Stephanie Manning, Samantha Meskin, Hayden on Saturday, March 28, at St. Rose human blood and modern medical Metsky, Maxwell Miller, Stephanie Miller, of Lima Church. procedures have increased our William Miron, Carolyn Nathan, Maria Palma, Both blood drives are needs.” Reece Parsons and Chyna Pena; scheduled to run from 10 a.m. to 4 The names of those who volun- Also, Caroline Penney, Lauren Pikman, p.m. teered to donate blood at the Feb. Andrius Radzevicius, Margaret Regina, Victo- For more information, call the 26 drive are: Cynthia Baker, Pascale Bal- ria Rennie, Ashley Ressler, Xiomara Rey, Sarah local chapter of the American Red adi, Rafﬁ Basralian, Sarah Barrese, Bryan Rhodes, Dylan Riback, Katie Ristau, Ethan Cross at 973-379-4198.

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MILLBURN-SHORT HILLS CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS After donating blood at the local Red Cross blood drive on Thursday, Millburn High School stu- Social news for publication can be submitted to Jessica Maxwell, editorial assistant, via e-mail at theit- dents, from left, Michael Welch, Matt Tannenbaum, Dylan Riback, Mike Goetz and Josh Tambor [email protected] or by calling 973-921-6451 or by writing The Item of Millburn and Short Hills, enjoy pizza donated by La Strada. Local residents will have a chance to donate blood at a com- 343 Millburn Avenue, Suite 100, Millburn, NJ 07041. munity blood drive this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Millburn Free Public Library.

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March. the fee is $5. Registration is Donations should be placed in a lete computer or business books or The children’s program, “Who’s required by March 16 and there bin located next to the first floor books that are in poor condition Whooo in the Owl World” will be are no drop-offs. elevator in the library. will not be accepted. held on Friday, March 6, from 3:15 There will be two programs for Donations should not be left For additional information, call to 4:30 p.m. adults in March. outside the library or in the library the Friends of the Library at 973- Participants will observe and Darrin Duling, botanical horti- book drop. 376-1006, ext. 125. learn about the Arboretum’s owls culturist, environmentalist, land- JUST FOR KIDS and their habits. 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Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices paved portion customarily by cles. Where there are curbs, the roadway includes only that portion between the curbs. NOTICE Where there are no curbs, the roadway is that portion between the edges of the paved width. SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Township Ordinance was introduced and 301.57 Setback:The distance between astreet line or lot line and that portion of the lot SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000080 SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 08013119 passed on first reading at aregular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of where structures are located, based on the setback requirements of this Ordinance. All set- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Millburn, in the County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, February 24, 2009 and said Or- backs from public streets shall be measured from the proposed right-of-wayright of way or as shown on CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, dinance is scheduled for hearing and final passage at aregular meeting of the Township the official tax map. Roof overhangs may project amaximum of 2’ beyond arequired set- DOCKET NO. F226508 DOCKET NO. F1698707 Committee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, back line except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance. COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC. TRIBECA LENDING CORPORATION March 17, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which 301.58 Sight Triangle:The portion of alot restricted in its use to assure clear sight distance Plaintiff Plaintiff time all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. for motorists. -vs- -vs- ASHOK SURYAWANSHI KUSHWANTIE DAVI NANCE AKA time all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. 301.59 Signs:AAnyny street graphic, announcement, declaration, demonstration, billboard, display, illustration, or insignia used to promote or advertise the interests of any person, group Defendants KUSHWANTIE DEVI NANCE, ET AL Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Sandra H. Haimoff Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises Defendants Township Clerk Mayor of persons, services, or product when placed, erected, attached, painted, or printed for public viewing. By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises tion,o, to me dedirected,ced, Ishallep exposeose for sate By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN 301.60 Site Plan Exempt: a) Site Planapproval shall not berequired for single family and two family dwellings, un by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, tion, to me directed, Ishall expose for sale ORDINANCE NO. 2332-09 Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on by Public Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Es- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT THE "DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS less such uses involve ahome professional office. b) Building alterations which do not involve achange of use, additional parking, change Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. sex County Courts Building in Newark, on AND ZONING ORDINANCE" OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN (Prevailing Time) Tuesday, March 17, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Millburn, in the County of in number of tenants or additional gross floor area -non residential shall be site plan exempt. CoCommonlyoy knownoas as: (Prevailing Time) Essex and the State of New Jersey, as follows: 32 PRINCETON ST Commonly known as: Section 1. Article 3Definitions of the Development Regulations and Zoning Ordinance of the c) Changes of use which require additional parking or which generate avehicular traffic increase of more than ten percent in excess of the previous user during any of the MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 54-56 LINDSLEY PL Township of Millburn is hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows: Afull legal description can be found in the of- EAST ORANGE, NJ 07019 "ARTICLE 3" following time periods shall not be exempt: 24 hour daily traffic, A.M. Peak Street Hour of adjacent street traffic; P.M. Peak Street Hour of adjacent street traffic; or fice of the Register of Essex County. Afull legal description can be found in the DEFINITIONS ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN office of the Register of Essex County. 300 Any word or term not defined shall be understood in the context of standard usage, or Saturday peak hour of generator. Parking requirements shall be based on the off- streetparking standards set forth in this Ordinance. Estimates of the number of CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE shall be understood as defined in the New Jersey Municipal Land Use Law, as amended. TIME OF SALE. IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT 301Certain phrases and words are herewith defined. vehicular trips shall be determined by use of the data and the statistics relating to use-generated traffic by the Institute of Transportation Engineers "Trip Generation BLOCK 49.02, LOT 507 THE TIME OF SALE. LOT: 4.04 BLOCK: 301.1 Accessory Building, Structure or Use:Abuilding, structure or use which is customarily DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 35 FT WIDE X 761 associated with and is subordinate and incidental to the principal building, structure or use Manual" 5th Edition. d) Changes of tenancy without achange of use shall be site plan exempt. 100 FT. LONG DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 46’ X126’ and which is located on the same lot therewith. An accessory building attached to the princi- NEAREST CROSS STREET: FRANKLIN NEAREST CROSS STREET: SANFORD pal building shall be considered part of the principal building. See specific zone require- e) The use andaccess, through, over and across lands located within the Township of Millburn in order to gain access to and from an existing or proposed nonresidential STREET STREET ments for permitted accessory uses. PRIOR LIEN(S): SUBJECT TO UNPAID Taxes: 3rd and 4th Quarter 2008 balance = 301.2 Access Point; Access Drive:The location of the intersection of adriveway with a use located outside and beyond the borders and boundaries of the Township of Millburn shall not be exempt and shall require site plan review and approval TAXES AND OTHER MUNICIPAL LIENS. $2,601.77 good thru 12/30/08 street. AS OF 6/12/2008 TAXES ARE PAID Alsosubject to subsequent taxes, water and 301.3 Addition:Anextension or increase in floor area or height of abuilding or structure. consistent with the terms and standards of this Ordinance. 301.61 Story:That portion of abuilding between afloor and the floor or roof above it. THROUGH 2ND QUARTER 2008. 3RD sewer plus interest through date of payoff. 301.4 Administrative Officer:For the Planning Board, the administrative officer shall be the QUARTER 2008 TAXES IN THE AMOUNT Water balance=$506.06 +$22.00 Tax Col- Municipal Engineer; for the Zoning Board of Adjustment, the administrative officer shall be 301.62 Street Graphic:Any letter, symbol, number, or display which can be seen from the right-of-way of astreet, including signs, other than public information signs. Ground graphic OF $1,765.84 WAS DUE ON 8/1/2008. TO- lector Fee the Zoning Official. TAL AMOUNT DUE AS OF 7/28/2008 FOR Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfac- 301.5 Alteration:Asapplied to abuilding or structure, achange or rearrangement in the is astreet graphic erected on the ground. Wall graphic is astreet graphic on the wall of a building. UNPAID SEWER CHARGES IS THE AG- tion of the mortgage debt, including costs structural parts or in the means of egress. GREGATE SUM OF $177$177.45. 45 and expenses, there remains any surplus 301.6 Ambulatory Surgery Facility:Anout-patient health care facility, licensed by the State 301.63 Street Line:Theedge of any street right-of-way,right of way, as proposed or shown on the official tax map. SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE money, the money will be deposited into the of NewJersey, which performs surgical procedures without anovernight stay, with such sur- AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE Superior Court Trust Fund and any person gery generally requiring some form of anesthesia and with apost-surgery period of at least 301.64 Swimming Pool:Asdefined in the Code of the Township of Millburn as a"pool". 301.65 Theaters:Buildings used for the presentation of legitimate live or recorded produc- DEBT INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may one hour. An ambulatory surgery facility shall not be considered to be an office or amedical ES,S, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS file amotion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 office. tions. 301.66 Trailer: Apportableortable vehicular structure on achassis which can be used as attempoempo- MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of 301.7 Apartment:One or more rooms with private bath and kitchen facilities comprising an ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST that person’s claim and asking for an order independent, selfself-contained contained dwelling unit. rary dwelling for travel, recreation, or other short-term uses and may contain kitchen, sleeping, private bath, and general living facilities. See also Camper definition. FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE directing payment of the surplus money. The 301.8 Building Coverage:The area of alot covered by all buildings measured on ahorizon- SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY Sheriff or other person conducting the sale tal plane around the perimeter of the foundation(s) and including the area under the roof of 301.67 Utility:Services including, but not limited to, sewage treatment, water supply, gas, electricity, telephone, and cable TV. FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT will have information regarding the surplus, if any structure supported by columns, but not having walls, as measured around the edge of RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE any. the roof above the columns. The first 2feet of roof and building overhang projections shall 301.68 Yard:SSpacepace unoccupied, except as permitted in this Ordinance, extending between any building and alot line or street line. See also Setback definition. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- The approximate amount of the Judgment to be excluded. SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of 301.9 Building Height:The vertical distance from the average ground elevation around the 301.69 Yard, Front:The area extending across the full width of alot between the street line and the nearest point of the building to the street, extending to the side lot lines from such DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- $359,916.43, together with the costs of this foundation to the building’s highest point. The average ground elevation shall be calculated PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER sale. by measuring the elevation at 10 foot intervals around the perimeter of the foundation. When point in lines parallel or concentric to the street line. For corner lots, there shall be (two) 2 frontyards. The division line for the 2front yards shall be aline from the intersection or radi- PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the measuring to the highest point of the building, the following building elements are to be ex- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE sale from time to time as provided by Law. cluded from the height calculation: chimneys, satellite dishes and antennas, mechanical us point (if applicable) of the front yard setback lines to the point of intersection (of tangents) of the street lines. SURPLUS, IF ANY. Newark, N.J. January 22, 2009 equipment, elevator towers and flag poles. The approximate amount of the Judgment to Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff a) The building height shall not exceed the maximum allowed in the zoning district by 301.70 Yard, Rear:The area extending across the full width of alot between the rear lot line and the nearest point of the principal building to the rear lot line, extending to the side lot be satisfied by said sale is the sum of PARKER MCCAY, ATTORNEY(S) more than 5feet from the lowest elevation around the perimeter of the foundation. $352$352,183.02, 183 02 together with the costs of this The Item 2537855 b) The excluded building elements listed above shall not exceed the permitted building lines from such point in lines parallel or concentric to the street line. See Corner Lots and Rear Yard-Unoccupied definition. sale. Fee $74.46 height by more than twelve(12) feet, or the maximumbuilding height specified for a The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the February 26; March 5, 12, 2009 particular zone by more than eight (8) feet. 301.71 Yard, Side: The area lying between each side lot line and the nearest point of the principal building to each side lot line, excluding front and rear yards. For single family dwell- sale from time to time as provided by Law. c) Where soil or rock removal lowers the ground elevation around the perimeter of the Newark,ea,J N.J. JanuaryJa ua y3,0 23, 200909 foundation, the building height calculation shall be based on the lowered elevation. ings in the R-3 through R-6 districts, certain side yard standards relate to the height of build- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN ing segments. For the purpose of this provision, the height of ab buildinguilding segment shall be Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff PUBLIC NOTICE d) Where fill raises the ground elevation around the perimeter of the foundation, building STERN, LAVINTHAL, FRANKENBERG & height calculation shall be based on the elevation as it existed prior to the use of fill. the vertical distance from the average ground elevation to the highest portion of the building ORDINANCE NO. 2331-09 which lies between the minimum setback for building segments up to 18 feet in height, as NORGAARD, LLC, ATTORNEY(S) ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER XIV, e) All roof-top mechanical equipment screening shall be no higher than the equipment The Item 2543027 being screened. regulated in this Ordinance. The average ground elevation shall be calculated by measuring "SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT" OF THE the ground elevation at 10 foot intervals around the perimeter of the foundation of the portion Fee $84.24 REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF 301.10 Camper:Aself-propelled vehicle built as one unit on achassis or avehicle built on a March 5, 12, 19, 2009 chassis designed to be towed by another vehicle, designed for temporary living containing of the building which lies in closest proximity to the side lot line."line. THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN cooking, sleeping, and/or sanitary facilities; or avehicular portable structure built on achas- Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication as provided by The Ordinance, of which the foregoing is the sis designed as atrailer with aflat top not more than 4feet above the ground which can be law. NOTICE number and title, was passed on final read- converted into atemporary tent erected above the 4-foot level for camping activities. See al- The Item 2542609 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the ing, at ameeting of the Township Commit- so Trailer definition. Fee $251.46 following Township Ordinance was intro- tee, of the Township of Millburn in the Coun- 301.11 Change of Use:achange of the use category of abuilding or portion thereof. March 5, 2009 duced and passed on first reading at aregu- ty of Essex, held on the 24th day of Febru- 301.12 Commercial Off Premises Outdoor Advertising Signs:AAnyny structure orportion there- lar meeting of the Township Committee of ary, 2009. of on which lettered or pictorial matter is displayed for advertising purposes and that is locat- NOTICE the Township of Millburn, in the County of Joanne M. Monarque, RMC ed on asite other than the building or site to which the advertising relates. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the following Township Ordinance was introduced and Essex, held on Tuesday evening, February Township Clerk 301.13 Complete Application:Submission of an application form and checklist provided by passed on first reading at aregular meeting of the Township Committee of the Township of 24, 2009 and said Ordinance is scheduled Sandra H. Haimoff, Mayor the Township and completed by the applicant together with all accompanying documents re- Millburn, in the County of Essex, held on Tuesday evening, February 24, 2009, and said Or- for hearing and final passage at aregular Chairman, Township Committee quired by this Ordinance and thePlanning Board’s orZoning Board of AdjustmentAdjustment’s s Rules dinance is scheduled for hearing and final passage at aregular meeting of the Township meeting of the Township Committee to be The Item 2542637 and Regulations for approval of the application for development, including where applicable, Committee to be held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, on Tuesday evening, held in Town Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Mill- Fee$ $8.14 but not limited to, asite plan or subdivision plat. The Township’s checklists are set forth in March 17, 2009 at 8:00 p.m. or as soon thereafter as said matter can be reached, at which burn, on Tuesday evening, March 17, 2009 March 5, 2009 Appendix Atothis Ordinance and hereby made apart hereof. The approving authority may time all persons who may be interested therein will be given an opportunity to be heard. at 8:00p.m. or as soon thereafter as said require additional information not specified in the Ordinance, and revisions in the accompa- Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Sandra H. Haimoff matter can be reached, at which time all per- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN nying documents, as are reasonably necessary to make an informed decision as to whether Township Clerk Mayor sons who may be interested therein will be NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD the requirements necessary for consideration of the application for development have been given an opportunity to be heard. The Township of Millburn in the County of met. The application shall not be deemed incomplete for lack of any such additional informa- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Joanne M. Monarque, RMC Essex (the "Township") has awarded acon- tion or any revisions in the accompanying documents so required by the approving authority. ORDINANCE NO. 2334-09 Township Clerk tract for professional services without com- An application shall be certified as complete immediately upon the meeting of all require- ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTION 7-13 OF THE MILLBURN TOWNSHIP ORDI- Sandra H. Haimoff petitive bidding pursuant to N.J.S.A.40A:11- mentsspecified in the Ordinance, the applicable checklist and the rules andregulations of NANCE CODE RELATING TO TRAFFIC Mayor 5(1)(a)(i). The Township retained William H. the approving authority, and shall be deemed complete as of the day it is so certified by the BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWNSHIP OF MILL- TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN Steinhart of Appraisalpp Consultants Corp.p to administrative officer for purposes of the commencement of the time period for action by the BURN, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX, STATE OF NEW JERSEY , as follows; ORDINANCE NO. 2333-09 provide the specialized and qualitative serv- approving authority. Section 1. Subsection 7-13, ’PARKING PROHIBITED AT ALL TIMES ON CERTAIN AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND SUP- ices necessary with respect to valuation esti- 301.14 Dwelling Unit:Aroom or series of connected rooms containing living, kitchen, sleep- STREETS",, of The Revised General Ordinance of the Township of Millburn (1994) (the PLEMENT THE "DEVELOPMENT REGULA- mates relating to Old Short Hills Park. The ing, and private bath facilities for one family. "Code" is hereby amended as follows: TIONS AND ZONING ORDINANCE" OF amount charged for the service will be deter- 301.15 Dwelling, Attached:One dwelling unit in abuilding containing 3ormore dwelling THE TOWNSHIP OF MILLBURN mined in accordance with the contracts. units, with each dwelling unit extending from the ground to the roof and having individual out- Name of Street Side Location WHEREAS,the Township Committee of the Both the contract and the resolution authoriz- side access and no interior rooms or hallways shared with other dwelling units. Forest Drive Easterly From apoint 320 feet southerly from Township of Millburn is inreceipt of the Year ing it are on file and available for public in- 301.16 Dwelling, Multiple:Abuilding containing more than 2dwelling units. the southern curbline of Chatham End Report of the Millburn Township Zoning spection in the Office of the Township Clerk, 301.17 Dwelling, Single Family:Adetached building containing one dwelling unit. Road for adistance of 50 feet southerly Board of Adjustment which recommends in 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ. 301.18 Dwelling, Two Family:Abuilding containing 2dwelling units. part that the notice requirements for applica- Joanne M. Monarque,q, RMC 301.19 Family:Aperson or agroup of persons occupying adwelling unit as asingle house- Easterly From apoint 495 feet southerly from the tions on land use matters under the Develop- Township Clerk keeping unit. There shall be no more than 6persons comprising said group who are not re- southern curbline of Chatham Road for a ment Regulations and Zoning Ordinance be The Item 2542712 lated by blood, marriage, civil union or adoption. distance of 25 feet southerly. amended; and Fee $8.95 301.20 Fence:AAnyny structure orpartition enclosingap parcelarcel of land, or dividing ap parcelarcel of WHEREAS,the Township Committee has March 5, 2009 land into portions, or separating contiguous lots. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect after final passage and publication as required by determined that it is in the public interest to 301.21 Financial Institutions:Establishments operating primarily to provide financial services law. expand the class of applications for which to the public on-site. Establishments providing financial services that do not primarily provide The Item 2542632 notice is to be given as permitted in and pur-pur such services on site shall be deemed offices for the purposes of this Ordinance. Security Fee $28.48 suant to the Municipal Land Use Law; andcommodity brokers, dealers, exchanges and similar entities shall be considered offices, March 5, 2009 NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by Your town, your newspaper not financial institutions unless they primarily deal with the public ON SITE. the Township Committee of the Township of 301.22 Floor Area Ratio Residential:The area on the first and second floors of abuilding PUBLIC NOTICE SHERIFF’S SALE Millburn, in the County of Essex and the computed by using the outside dimensions of the exterior walls of the building, not including Notice is hereby given pursuant to the By- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000068 State of New Jersey, as follows: basements and uninhabitable attics, compared to the total lot area. In addition, habitable at- Laws, that the Annual Meeting of the United SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, Section 1. Article 4ofthe Development tics and floors abovegarages shall be included in the calculation if the habitable portion is Way of Millburn-Short Hills will be held CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, Regulations and Zoning Ordinance entitled more than 50% of the area of the floor immediately below. Habitable areas shall be areas March 18, 2009 at 7:30 PM in the Board DOCKET NO. F3200507 "General Provisions" is hereby amended by having aceiling height greater than 6’6". Deviation from this standard shall require variance Room of the United Way office at 60 East U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION the addition of anew Section 424 as follows: THE ITEM OF MILLBURN relief under MLUL 40:55D-70(d) (4). Willow Street, Millburn, New Jersey for the Plaintiff 424 Notice 301.23 Garage:Astructure used to store vehicles, and other items associated with residen- purpose of electing trustees, officers and -vs- "Notice shall be given in the manner provid- AND SHORTHILLS tial structures. Agarage shall not include kitchen, sleeping, or private bath facilities. members of the nominating committee, the TOM G. MOTACHWA ed in N.J.S.A.40:55D-12 for all applications 301.24 Gross Floor Area -Non-Residential:The sum of the area of all floors of abuilding or presentation of annual reports and for the Defendants requiring site plan approval and minor subdi- Public Notice Dept. structure compared to the total lot area. The area of all floors shall be computed by using transaction of such other business as may Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises visions as well as all others requiring notice the outside dimension of the exterior walls of the building or structure. Deviation from this properly come before the meeting. The an- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- pursuant to the Municipal Land Use Law and 1Garret Mountain Plaza standard shall require variance relief under MLUL 40:55D-70(c). nualmeeting shall be open to all township tion, to me directed,Ishall expose for sale shall also be required for appeals from deter- 6th Floor 301.25 Gross Leasable Area (GLA):The total floor area designed for tenant occupancy and residents, members of member agencies by Public Auction in SHERIFFS OFFICE, Es- minations of administrative officers pursuant exclusive use, including basements, mezzanines, and upper floors, expressed in square feet and workers and contributors to the most re- sex County Courts Building in Newark, on to N.J.S.A.40:55D-70(a), requests to the P. O. Box471 and measured from the centerline of joint partitions and from outside wall faces. It is the cent United Way of Millburn-Short Hills drive. Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. Zoning Board of Adjustment for interpretation West Paterson, NJ 07424-0471 space for which tenants pay rent, including sales areas and integral stock areas. Basement (Prevailing Time) of the zoning map or ordinancepursuant to areas which are included in the lease but are nevertheless devoted exclusively to tenant Rose Twombly Commonly known as: N.J.S.A.40:55D-70(b) and applications to Call toll-free storage and/or utility space shall not be included in GLA. Included in GLA isany common Executive Director 12 UNION AVE MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 the Zoning Board of Adjustment pursuant to 1-800-891-9467,1-888-891-9467, space that is temporarily rented or occupied by atenant. Afull legal description can be found in the N.J.S.A. 40:55D-68 for the issuance of acer- 301.26 Hotel:Acommercial establishment offering temporary lodging. Hotels may include The Item 2534710 office of the Register of Essex County. tificate certifying that ause or structure exist- press 4for the Public Notice Dept. accessory uses customarily associated with and incidental to such principal use, such as Fee $18.72 ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE ed before the adoption of the ordinance or e-mail to restaurants and other facilities for the consumption of food and beverages on the premises, March 5, 12, 2009 IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT which rendered the use or structure noncon- public meeting rooms, retail facilities, indoor health and recreationalfacilities, provided that THE TIME OF SALE. forming." publicnotices@ the aforesaid accessory uses shall be contained within the hotel building. Outdoor health SHERIFF’S SALE LOT 143, BLOCK 38.04 Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect northjersey.com and recreational facilities shall also be permitted as an accessory use, however, outdoor ten- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000087 DIMENSIONS: 50.00 FT X100.00 FT. X after final passage and publication as provid- nis courts and an outdoor swimming pool at said establishment shall not be considered in SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, 25.00 FT. X50.00 FT X25.00 FT X50.00 ed by law. (text or Word format preferred) computing the gross floor area -non residential. CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, NEAREST CROSS STREET: IRVINGTON The Item 2542617 Faxnumbers: 301.27 House of Worship:Achurch, synagogue, temple, mosque or other facility that is DOCKET NO. Fl107707 AVENUE Fee $28.89 used for prayer and other religious observances by persons of similar beliefs and that is ar- PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- March 5, 2009 201-646-4532 and 973-569-7441 chitecturally designed and particularly adapted for the primary use of conducting formal reli- Plaintiff NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, gious services on aregular basis. -vs- AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, SHERIFF’S SALE Deadline is 12 Noon Tuesday 301.28Loading Space: An off-street berth on the same lot with abuilding or group of build- VINNETTE N. RICHARDSON LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- SHERIFF’S FILE NO. 09000079 ings for the temporary parking of avehicle while loading or unloading. Defendants ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY, forThursdayedition 301.29 Lot Area:The area contained within the lot lines but not including any portion of a Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED CHANCERY DIVISION, ESSEX COUNTY, street. The minimum lot area of alot fronting on astreet proposed to be widened in the Mas- By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY DOCKET NO. F1407907 ter Plan shall be the minimum area required for the district in which it is located plus the addition, to me directed,Ishall expose for sale UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- LIQUIDATION PROPERTIES, INC. When submitting apublic notice tional area needed for the future widening of the street. by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR Plaintiff 301.30 Lot Coverage:That portion of the area of alot covered by paved and/or impervious Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- -vs- advertisement, please indicate the surfaces, accessory uses, buildings, or any other structure, expressed as apercentage lot Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- ELIO CONSTANZA, ET ALS name of the publication in which you ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- area. For the purposes of this Ordinance, gravel driveways, gravel parking areas, and pa- (Prevailing Time) Defendants wish to place the ad, and your vers made of brick, stone, concrete or similar materials shall be considered by be paved Commonly known as: CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT Execution for Sale of Mortgaged Premises and/or impervious surfaces. 48B NEWARK WAY AMOUNT DUE THEREON. By virtue of the above stated writ of Execu- requested rundate(s). Also provide 301.31 Lot Depth:The shortest horizontal distance between the front lot line and aline MAPLEWOOD, NJ 07040 "IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY tion, to me directed,Ishall expose for sale billing name,address,telephone REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE drawn parallel to the front lot line through the midpoint of the rear lot line. Afull legal description can be found in the of- by Public Auction in SHERIFF’S OFFICE, number,and daytime telephone 301.32 Lot Frontage:The distance between the side lot lines measured along the street line. fice of the Register of Essex County. SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- Essex County Courts Building in Newark, on _ The minimum lot frontage shall be the same as the lot width except that on curved align- ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- Tuesday, March 24, 2009, at one-thirty P.M. (if different). Prepayment required ments with an outside radius of less than 500 feet, the lot frontage may be reduced to not be CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- (Prevailing Time) unless previously credit-approved. less than 75 percent of the required minimum lot width. In the case of acorner lot, the lot TIME OF SALE. COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, Commonly known as: frontage and front yard setback shall be met from all streets. LOT 171, BLOCK 47.01 THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. 179 DODD STREET Line rate: 301.33 Lot Line:Any line forming aportion of the exterior boundary of alot. The front lot DIMENSIONS: 35.90 FT X188.30 FT X9.14 **IF AFTER THE SALE AND SATISFAC- EAST ORANGE, NJ 07017 Line rate: line is the same as the street line for any portion of alot abutting astreet. Lot lines extend FT. TION OF THE MORTGAGE DEBT, IN- Afull legal description can be found in the 41¢43¢ vertically in both directions from ground level. NEAREST CROSS STREET: CLUDING COSTS ANDEXPENSES, office of the Register of Essex County. Anotarized affidavit will automatically 301.34 Lot Width:The horizontal distance between side lot lines measured at the minimum SCHAFER ROAD THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, ADEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE required building setback from the street line. *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MU- THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO IN CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT be mailed to advertiser certifying proof 301.35 Lot, Corner:Alot at the junction of, and having frontage on, 2ormore intersecting NICIPAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FUND THE TIME OF SALE. LOT: 11 BLOCK: 861 of publication within fivebusiness days. streets, or alot bounded on 2ormore sides by the same street, provided the angle of inter- AND ANY SUCHTAXES, CHARGES, AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SUR- DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 30’ X270’ AND section is less than 135 degrees. LIENS, INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR OTH- PLUS, OR ANY PARTTHEREOF, MAY REAR Fee$2520 301.36 Major Site Plan:Asite plan not defined as "minor" minor or "exempt". exempt . ER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRI- FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT NEAREST CROSS STREET: GLENWOOD 301.37 Major Subdivision:Any subdivision not classified as a"minor subdivision". OR TO THIS SALE. ALL INTERESTED RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE AVENUE Checkpublic notices online at 301.38 Medical Office:The office of alicensed medical or health care practitioner providing PARTIES ARE TO CONDUCT AND RELY NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- TAXES: CURRENT THROUGH 4TH QUAR- health care services to aperson for the purpose of maintaining or restoring aperson’s physi- UPON THEIR OWN INDEPENDENT INVES- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- TER 2008* northjersey.com or cal or mental health, including but not limited to aphysician, dentist, chiropractor, podiatrist, TIGATION TO ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- *ALSO SUBJECT TO SUBSEQUENT TAX- njpublicnotices.com osteopath, acupuncturist, bodywork therapist, optometrist, orthotist, prosthetist, pharmacist, NOT ANY OUTSTANDING INTEREST RE- PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER ES, WATER AND SEWER PLUS INTEREST PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL

MAIN OF RECORD AND/OR HAVE PRIOR- 0001260284-01 physician assistant, physician or surgeon, physical, occupational or speech therapist, psy- THROUGH DATE OF PAYOFF. 0002181022-01 chologist, registered nurse, licensed practical nurse, ahome health aide or nurse’s aide, ITY OVER THE LIEN BEING FORE- HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE marriage or family therapist, massage therapist, advanced practice nurse, respiratory thera- CLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT SURPLUS, IF ANY. AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE pist, social worker, or somatic therapist. The term "licensed" is defined in the New Jersey AMOUNT DUE THEREON. Theapproximate amount of the Judgment to DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENS- Administrative Code. The medical office may include an accessory medical testing laborato- **IF THE SALE IS SET ASIDE FOR ANY be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ES, THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS Becauseyou ry. REASON, THE PURCHASER AT THE $406,611.13, together with the costs of this MONEY, THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSIT- 301.39 Minor Site Plan:asite plan for adevelopment or building alteration or building addi- SALE SHALL BE ENTITLED ONLY ARE- sale. ED INTO THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST tion requiring less than 10 parking spaces, containing less than 2,500 square feet of new TURN OF THE DEPOSIT PAID. THE PUR- The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the FUND AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE livehere... floor area, and having less than 50% building coverage. CHASER SHALL HAVE NO FURTHER RE- sale from time to time as provided by Law. SURPLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY 301.40Minor Subdivision: Asubdivision of land that does not involve: (a) the creation of one COURSE AGAINST THE MORTGAGOR, Newark, N.J. January 23, 2009 FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT or more new lots; (b) aplanned development; (c) any new street; or (d) the extension of any THE MORTGAGOR’S ATTORNEY. Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE youneed to off-tract improvement, the cost of which is to be prorated pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:55D-42. ***IF AFTER THE SALE AND SATISFAC- PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- 301.41 Multifamily housing development:Means abuilding containing three or more dwell- TION OF THE MORTGAGEDEBT, IN- ATTORNEY(S) SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- ing units occupied or intended to be occupied by persons living independently of each other, CLUDING COSTS AND EXPENSES, The Item 2543046 DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- knowwhat’s or agroup of such buildings. THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY, Fee$ $97.65 PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER 301.42 Office:Aplace for conducting the affairs of abusiness, profession other than those THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO March 5, 12, 19, 2009 PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL happening here. covered by Section 301.37, service, industry or government and generally furnished with THE SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FUND HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE desks, tables, files and communication equipment, but where no retail sales or retail services AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING THE SUR- PUBLIC NOTICE SURPLUS, IF ANY. are offered, and no manufacturing, assembling, or fabricating takes place. PLUS, OR ANY PART THEREOF, MAY TAKE NOTICE that Thomas and Michelle The approximate amount of the Judgment to 301.43 Parking Space:Aspace within astructure or in theopen for parking motor vehicles. FILE AMOTION PURSUANT TO COURT Bass have made an application to the Mill- be satisfied by said sale is the sum of The width and length of each space shall be measured perpendicular to each other regard- RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 STATING THE burn Township Board of Adjustment in con- $$246,998.31, together with the costs of this less of the angle of the parking space to the access aisle or driveway. NATURE AND EXTENT OF THAT PER- nection with the construction of an addition sale. 301.44 Portable Storage Container: Any container, storage unit or portable structure (com- SON’S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN OR- on Property in Millburn Township, located at The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the monly known as PODS) designed to be used on atemporary basis and without afoundation DER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR- 16 Joanna Way, Block 3006, Lot 3, which resale from time to time as provided by Law. for the purpose of storing tangible property and not for occupancy by persons. PLUS MONEY. THE SHERIFF OR OTHER quires the following bulk variance relief. Newark, N.J. January 23, 2009 301.45 Principal Use:The main purpose for which any lot, structure, or building or portion PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL Construction of atwo-story addition to the Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff thereof is used. HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE front of the house, atwo-story addition at the PARKER MCCAY, ATTORNEY(S) 301.46 Private School:Aprivately owned or operated educational institution of elementary SURPLUS, IF ANY. rear-left side of the house, and asecond The Item 2543014 or high school grade operating as aday school and accredited by the New Jersey Depart- The approximate amount of the Judgment to floor addition to the front of the house requir- Fee $76.89 ment of Education.Nursery schools offering educational instruction withqualified teachers be satisfied by said sale is the sum of ing Variances for Side Yard Setback March 5, 12, 19, 2009 shall be considered private schools for the purpose of this Ordinance, regardless of whether S228,117.14, together with the costs of this (606.2e1e.2a), Building Coverage they also serve as day-care centers. Day-care centers without the educational component sale. (606.2e.2a), Lot Coverage (606.2e.2b) and The Sheriff reserves the right to adjourn the any other Variances that may be required. 2009 as set forth herein for nursery schools are not to be considered as private schools. NOTICE OF PROFESSIONAL CONTRACT 301.47 Public Purpose:The use of land by amunicipal, county, state, or federal agency or sale from time to time as provided by Law. The applicant may also seek other varian- Newark, NJ. January 23, 2009 ces and waivers as they need may arise dur- The Planning Board of the Township of Mill- authority. burn in the County of Essex has awarded the 301.48 Rear Yard-Unoccupied:That portion of the rear yard not covered by driveways, Armando B. Fontoura, Sheriff ing the course of the hearing on this Applica- PHELAN HALLINAN &SCHMIEG, PC, tion. The application is now Cal. #2950 on following professional contract without com- parking areas, patios, sidewalks, paved surfaces, accessory uses, buildings, or any other petitive bidding, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:11- structure on or above the surface of the land. ATTORNEY(S) the Secretary’s calendar, which is scheduled The Item 2542980 for ahearing on March 16, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. 2(6) and N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(a)(i) and/or 301.49 Recycling Area:The space allocated for collection and storage of source separated N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(a)(a)(ii).()()() This contract recyclable materials. Fee $98.88 in TownHall, 375 MillburnAvenue, Millburn, March 5, 12, 19, 2009 New Jersey. All documents relating to this and the resolution authorizing it are available 301.50 Restaurant:Anestablishment primarily serving food and drink for consumption at for public inspection in the Office of the seating tables and counters on premises. Sales for off-site consumption are permitted if sub- application area on file in the office of the LEGAL NOTICE Secretary of the Board of Adjustment daily Secretary/Clerk to the Board, Millburn Town ordinate and incidental to the principal use. Hall, 375 Millburn Avenue, Millburn, NJ 301.51 Restaurant, Fast Food:Anestablishment whose principal business is the sale of pre- On February 23, 2009, the Board of Adjust- between the hours of 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m., ment of the Township of Millburn, County of Monday through Friday. Any interested party 07041. prepared or rapidly prepared food directly to the customer in arreadyeady to consume state for Awarded to: Paul Phillips, Phillips, Preiss, consumption either within the restaurant building or off the premises. Essex, memorialized the approval of Cal. may appear at said hearing and participate #2942, Norman Hannewald, 34 Colonial therein in accordance with the rules of the Shapiro Associates 301.52 Retail Food Establishment:Anestablishment in which food or drink is offered or Services: Township Planner prepared primarily for retail sale in packages or in bulk for off-premises consumption. Sales Way, Short Hills, to construct an addition. Zoning Board of Adjustment. The determination of said Board is now on Michelle Bass, Applicant Amount: $150 per hour for on-site consumption are permitted if subordinate and incidental to the principal use. Duration: 1yyyear -January 1,,g 2009 through 301.53 Retail Sales:Establishments engaged in selling goods or merchandise to the general file in the office of the BoardSecretary and is The Item 2542757 available for inspection during normal busi- Fee$ $14.24 December 31, 2009 • • public for personal or household consumption and rendering services incidental to the sale of The Item 2542796 • • • such goods. ness hours. March 5, 2009 Eileen Davitt Fee $8.95 301.54 Retail Services:Establishments primarily engaged in providing services involving the March 5, 2009 care of aperson or his or her personal goods or apparel, such as laundry, cleaning and gar- Secretary to the Board of Adjustment mentservices; photographic portrait studios; beauty and barbershops; and showrepair The Item 2540230 shops. Retail services shall not include those uses defined under "Medical Office" as defined Fee $6.10$ Awardwinning coverage in this Ordinance. 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Call Alan Ash www.MONTCLAIRMUSIC.com TSE ASBAD BENDS Ref’s. Call 201-424-7564 or 908-624-0495. Great Loc. Gail Winston Bkr 973.746.0770 Schweppe Burgdorff Rltrs, 973-509-3975 030409 www.TheItemOnline.com The Item of Millburn and Short Hills Thursday, March 5, 2009 D5

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Resident receives 2008 publishing award for book Millburn senior citizens will host trip to the south in April The Millburn Township Senior Ga. from April 23 to 29. For more information, contact Township resident Dr. Judith Deutsch is a professor and Winners of the 2008 PROSE Citizens will host a “Grand Old The price is $1,225 per person Nan Wade at 973-379-4095 or Deutsch and her colleague Ellen director at the Research in Virtual awards were determined by a Ladies of the South” trip to and includes all admissions, taxes, Mary Ann Brown at 973-535- Anderson have received a 2008 Environments and Rehabilitation 15-member panel that included Charleston, S.C. and Savannah, gratuities, breakfasts and dinners. 0926. American Publishers Award for Sciences lab at the University of publishing professionals from Professional and Scholarly Excel- Medicine and Dentistry of New companies such as McGraw-Hill, lence or PROSE award from the Jersey and Anderson is an associ- Wily-Blackwell and the Association for American Publish- ate professor in that department. Johns Hopkins University Press ers for their book, “Complemen- The award was given at a lun- as well as librarians and tary Therapies for Physical Thera- cheon during an annual Profes- academics from universities py: A Clinical Decision-Making sional Scholarly Publishing confer- in the United States and PPP erfect FFerfect or When YYorWhen ououou Approach.” ence in Washington, D.C. Canada.

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I’m beginning next Wednesday.The Championship fea- Taragon Mayo. like afighter.The bell rings and youcome out and tures twelveDivision Icollegebasketball teams, ChesapeakeBlue Crab Cake 13.95 fight. My energy comes alive, and Istill enjoyit.” including nationallyranked Xavier,defending 3Beef or Turkey Sliders 8.95 Showtime is 9p.m. both evenings. Tickets are$75. champion Temple, Fordham, UNC at Charlotte, WithLemon Vinaigrette and Red Pepper Catchaferocious evening of Mixed Martial Arts and ahalf-dozen moretop-ranked challengers. Six Remoulade. at Resorts Fridaynight. The fight cardfeatures a sessions will span four days with opening round Ahi Yellow Fin Tuna Wrap 14.95 minimum of 20 bouts, eachscheduled forthree, 3- doubleheadersbeginning next Wednesday, March Seared Sushi GradeTuna with Fresh P.E.I. MusselsMarinara 12.95 minute rounds.Fighterswill squareoff inside a24- 11,at noon.The final game will take place Saturday foot cagedhexagon that will be constructed evening, March 14, at 6:00 p.m. The 2009 Ginger, Wasabi Mayo and a Steamed in our Zesty Marinara. Served with inside the Superstar Theater.Fightersuse avariety Champion receives an automatic bid into the MesclunSalad. Garlic Toast. of techniques, including jujitsu, boxing, wrestling, NCAA Championship. and kickboxing. Highlighting the cardisthe much Checkout the Ballroom upstairsatBoardwalk anticipated rematchofRobbie“Flawless” Lawless Hall, wherethe Pepsi FanZone offers an interac- The Café Menu is Always Available (4-0) vs Jared“Flash”Gordan (3-1) in abattle forthe tiveentertainment area packed with fun, food and NBF Welterweight title. Last November,Lawless games forthe whole family! Pickupsome official Mon -Fri: 11:30 to Closing •Sat and Sun:5toClosing defeated Gordan by doctor stoppage in Round 2. A-10 merchandise, playonyour ownbasketball Other cardhighlights include title bouts forthe NBF court, bid in asilent sports memorabilia auction. Super Welterweight and the Light Heavyweight belts. Children areinvited to playinone of severalinflat- 618 So. Livingston Ave, Livingston, NJ The NewBreed Fighterscardwill be held in Resorts ables, and parents can take advantage of alounge Superstar Theater on Saturday. Doorsopen at 6p.m. area filled with big screenTVs.The FanZone opens 800-55-NEROS with the firstfight scheduled for6:40pm. Tickets one hour prior to all sessions, free to all ticket are$135, $55, and $40. holders. www.neros.com

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

es, the menu changes according to the season. Sundays through Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.; and 0002542781-01 Chef Catalano is proud of his Daily Specials, which always Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. It is hand- include avariety of impressive pastas, imaginative meat icapped accessible. And all major credit cards are accepted.

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