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Wood-Ridge • Carlstadt • East Rutherford • Rutherford • Lyndhurst • North Arlington NJMC looks to accept dredge material Mayor monies about 'disgustingsmelly mess9 The additives are necessarv By Susan C. ModUr to pirvrnt anv contamination SENIOR RFRurn* in the sediments from leaking out, and they make the mix- LYNDHURST — The New ture useable on land, accord- |er$ev Meadowlands ing to Lisa Baron, project man- Commission has petitioned ager tor the IS Armv Corps COMMUNITY BRIEFS the states bankruptcy court of Engineers, Harboi for permiv- Programs Branch Leader s«on to Proteased dredge material Newspapers ^^/J is not toxic, noted NJNK'. spokeswoman Lllo Stain ton. Investigation processed And documents related to the (1 i" e d g e use of PDM illustrate that in a [ e i i a 1 point. (PDM I to the controversial But the material is also not F.n( ap site. If the request is (lean enough to be plated just granted, [he material from iHnvwhere, and II'S not t lean New York Haiboi will again be Film Commission to deposited as part ol the cap on enough to 1M- disposed of in all local landfills. parts of the ocean. offer comedy shorts The Ai tm ( oi p* of RUTHERFORD — In b.ngmeei s, t me < >t the main What is PDM? < injunction with the government agencies involved Photo, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Rutherford l-»h<>i Day Street In layman's terms. I'DM IN Fair, the Bertfen ( ouim Kilm sediment from the harbor that The long arm of the backhoe, "Dredge New York " owned and operated by Great Lakes Dredge & (Commission will present a has IM-CH solidified and stabi- Please see DUIDOI on Dock Co., plunges into tfie water of New York Harbor during dredging operations, if the New Jersey lized usnalh bv the addition of Meadowlands Commission gets its way, processed dredgea spoils from similar operations will again lice all-da\ (.lassit ( omed\ PageA6 Cavalcade ol Film Sept I, Portland cement and tl\ ash make their way to the Kingsland landfill in Lyndhurst noon to <> p.m. At this event, attendants (an pintbase tit kets to the upiomin^ Reel Jersey Film CONNECTING THE DOTS Festival, including tickets to the Weird NJ Midnight Movie Horror Pairs1 vheduled tot Baxter family reacquaints with history in Rutherford Fridav. Sept. *J(i at 9 p.m. (all 201-59*2-5663 oi visit By John Solles. Editor-in-Chief Diane (iiangemso. asking tot to the house, which lhe\ hope will uTt'U'.hfTgfticaunlyftlmcotTimiw- brief h ipp\ soon IK- plated on tin National \nti orgioi further details. It was a reunion more than a t 1 Rutherfoiri from But ks < lountv. meet them &evei al I loa^ .u (ifacts .it e div Lyndhurst seniors Pa., to view and honoi the historic Ailei the ttaxu-i s visit, pla\ed, and P.ast Ridgelawn LYNDHURST — Hoage house on Donaldson Giangerufto even said the atmos- ( emetei \ in (llifton. where ('ottimissionei Tom Avenue. To the Baxters, the house phere of the historic house was Lafaveue. Hai net and several DiMavi^io. director of the is one of familial importance, as altered* "After thev left, it felt like othei Hoages are buried. depai tment of pai ks and their ancestors, Lafaveue and the house was smiling." she said. Vttet seeing the Hoage head- recreation, announced a Harriet Hoage. built tin- house in Stanley has been working on his stone, with .i nearby < edai tree sup- shopping nip lor l.vndhursi the IHoOs and lived within its con- tamih genealog\ since 'J
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the establishment. When refusal to submit to a breath motor vehicle accident in the asked to leave, HaiKflrid mt and was released to a 200 block of Chase Avenue. LYNDHUMT — Stephen allegedly started to challenge rMnonsioie party. Police reported Robinson Formica, 50, of Lyndhura, the officer to a fight. When NORTH ARLINGTON — •truck a fence by the DPW «nai arrested Aug. 10 at 1KM attempting to arrest Joseph Adubato, SI, of North building. Robinson was a.m. for assault, possession of HarufieM, he resisted and Arlington, was arrested Aug. released to a responsible marijuana and disorderly was eventually pepper- 8 at 10:05 p.m. following a party on summonses. conduct, following an alleged sprayed and charged with dis- motor vehicle stop on LYNDHURST — light on Ridge Road and orderly conduct and resisting Belmont and Prospect Christina Pejovski, 27, of Freeman Street. Formica wa> arrest. He was released after avenues. Police reported Garfield, was arrested Aug. released on summonses. posting $1,000 bail. Adubato was stopped on 14 at 9:20 p.m. for DWI, hav- Belmont Avenue with the car ing an expired inspection Burglary running. Adubato allegedly and possession of prescrip- DWI failed the field sobriety test; tion drugs not belonging to EAST RUTHERFORD — NORTH ARLINGTON — his car was impounded, and her, following a motor vehicle ONUNE On Aug. 15 at 1:57 p.m., an Rafael Lopez, 48, of West he was charged with DWI. stop. She was later released to Orchard Street resident Paterson, was arrested Aug. 7 having an unregistered vehi- a responsible party. www. LeaderNewspapers. net reported someone entered at 5:22 p.m. following a cle and having an uninsured his apartment and stole a safe motor vehicle accident on vehicle before being released with $50,000 worth of jewelry. Belleville Turnpike al River to a responsible part)'. Theft When you need a good lawyer .. Road. Lopez reportedly CARLSTADT — On Aug. ANTHONY J. RIP0STA, ESQ. failed the field sobriety test: CDS NORTH ARLINGTON — 15 at 1:10 p.m., two Ctttfmd by the Sufnmt Court o/NJ her car was impounded, and Wallington males reported Kevin Callahan. SO, of Jersey ( Kingslanri Providing Legal Services For Over 75 Yean NORTH ARLINGTON — Hodkinson had struck auoth- ol an .undent before Ix-ing ei i ai Hodkinson rejjortedh Avenue PKBHON/U. liuum - AimiHUHii.p Accir>«»T8 - KAU. DOWNS Cameron Mansfield, 25, o( released in .i lesponsible tailed the field sobrieh test: - \lrxis hi)mzi HP-AI K«T»Tk - Wn IJ». Tmims * K»i «TKS Monlrlan. was ai rested Aug. pat i\ hei i .it w.ts impounded, and Ml furfur bialln items are MU«IUPAI COUKT - DWI - TWncTlCMTT* - CKIUKAL CA»K.S 9 at 2:15 a.m. .»t the Euro she .tllege
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Anything where a portion of the and-found which were left at LYNDHUMT — Deipitc described some school renova- to offer "more courses and not claimed by Friday, Aug. $700,000 referendum money tions, using a PowerPoint pres- reduce class sues," Abate said. the summer day camp. the defeating results of a recent Any child who is missing 29. will he thrown out. voter referendum on the mat- was slated for playground entation to illustrate the "It's a matter (if priorities, improvements (replacement ter, the Lyndhurst Board of decrepit state of a fence and and we are in the business of windows were also on the wish Commissioners will shell out sidewalk at Washington School. education," Abate said. list), only 53 percent of voters more than $285,000 for repairs Rather than focusing on the The school district is pulling checked "yes," and the motion more than $250.(100 needed its weight in the shared services to local schools. was defeated. The township's department for the project, DiLascio equation, too, Abate noted. Screens Repaired! of public works have been con- •The board of educauon's stressed the portion of the The board of (-duration Hill NEXT DAY SERVICE hands were tied. work conducted by the DPW. now pay for additional elevator tributing additional work to the • Friendly & xp«ri«nc«d Staff noting that there would he "no maintenance, and they will project as well. But, in this case, the opinion • Large wsleUion of hand tools lA'ertime costs." contribute monetarily in some The genesis of the repairs of the township's commission- • Plumbing & Electr Supplie wav. The details of the financial involves money that was ers is much more weighty, and Taking on projects that • keys Mode agieement are still being final- requested by the board of edu- ihev air I(K) percent in favor of failed to gel sufficient voter funding the repairs, voting ized, but Abate antic ipates cation in this year's budget ref- support in a school referen- Airport Ac* Hi unanimously Aug. 12 to reductions in manpnwei creat- erendum to pave play areas dum is no problem foi 111 Moonachie Ave, Moonachie approve a S2M6.444 contract Dilascio. "When you are talk- ing * ash that tan U- shared. and replace fences. It was for playground paving and new (2O1 )935-778O money requested and mono ing in terms of shared services DiUiscio sees shared >ci\i<- fencing at Columbus. And areas that we need tot i oil lai Directions denied. es — between the board < if edu- Washington and Roosevt-ll recreational purposes n A new slate law requires all cation and town — .is a solu- super! edes what ih< intention tion to aging schools working of tii.it legislation is." Dil^ucio within a unsatisfactory funding viiti in .in imt'i\ic-v\ alter the system. "What we need at this Aug. 1'2 meeting "The inten- point is tot these piograim to tion ol that legislation is not to I* recognized b\ the state as a have monev diverted horn am valid and a gi eat wax in go othet ait-a within the budget to ahead and approve these oldri make up lot a question that was distnt l.s." Oil .IM io said "You The Sunny Seats Package includes defeated by the public. It wasn't set up a miM-rahle w.t\ to hind VIP seating, a show program for every nieani to stop somebody from this, it was defeated, hui line's child and a photo opportunity with coming in anri doing the anothei \va\ n < an U done two characters before the show. Use the password: SUNNY to work." purchase your tickets. Additionally. Dil-asno thinks dial school elet lion results .lie skewed lowaid "no" voters, and he maintains that WACOAL the enliie st hool funding sys- hull Figure Sramltw Hnt\ tem is broken Thew-.iv thai we Black, Suilt- hind schools and s< lio.il h*ory. Chocolate inipiovemenls in the Slate of C, ft DD, 1)1)1) New |eise\ is a tiavestv" U-40 DiI~i.Hcio said "What il sets up is exat ih whai vou have now. Certified Fitter for SEPT. 17-21 towns like I vndhiusi. mastectomy breast Tickets: Rutherford. Fast Rutherford. forms and bras in store North Arlington where vout IZ0D Center Box Office buildings aie now getting hi Janettr Nutlry Center 201-507-8900 KKI veais old These build- 242 Franklin Ave. tkketmaster ings soonci oi lain aie ^oing Nutley.NJ 07110 ticketmaster.com to fall down. They weren't Mo/uor Biu* Crotl Bit* $ta«M designed to I.LSI KKI years." 973-667-1900 8iu* Shield Allocation Foi Superintendent <>! • MMMltf—tlhf.C— S( In Mils |oseph Abate, the tom- mivsioneis are ottering a wa\ out Ironi between a lock and a hard plan- "()ui budgets aie Photo by Susan C. MoeNer rapped at I peuenl." Abate isions mienth located at the comer said. "SimpK with tost of living <& Havi\ \u (U-Ml bu\ \tt>tn u The township's department of public works did demolition work in •illd salaries, von aie at voul 202 Midland Avenue preparation for a new walkway and student drop-off zone to be cap." Kearny • 201-Wl-1718 created in front of Columbus School The Lyndhurst Board of Ille slate gave the Commissioners will pay for the improvements, as well as play t.vndluust M hool system '20 ground and fence repairs at Roosevelt and Washington schools percent mote aid this veal, a Seeing into the Future of Dante Education
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ConlifiuM from onfagaAl urn," according to a NJSEA preu posted at the venue. 1 think (the rulet) give fans plenty releaae. "Ejection of theie patrons (hall With limited uilgaring time, Ricky of rime to enjoy themselves before the result in the revocation of their season Italiano, owner of the New Park Tavern game," said Jets fan and Park Tavern rickets. ... Patrons who are not teaton ic Restaurant in East Rutherford, said patron, John Decamp, adding that the ticket holders, who violate- stadium poli- he thinks more fans will be visiting his consequences are not too harsh. They cies while using the tickets of season bar prior to the game. need to make sure they are a responsi- ticket holders, shall be ejected from the ble patron." stadium. ... The season ticket holder Giants fans and construction work- shall receive two written warning* ers on the new Meadowlands Sodium, before season rickets are revoked." Ronnie Matthews, Billy Whalen and For those ticket holders looking to There will Frank Klemm, all felt the rules were not sell their seals, it may be a smart choice always be a good idea. to go through t,units, mm versus any "It is going to be really rough," other ticket-selling Web site. drinking at games, Matthews said. There will always be Pal Hanlon. vice president of com- even excessive at drinking at games, even excessive at munications for the New York liiants. times.' rimes." said in a phone interview thai sellers As a Giants devotee, Whalen felt the are protected from the repercussions of Jets fans may have more of a problem a fan being thrown out of a game. NM MM Go* fan with the rules than his fellow fans. "I 'Gianti.com benefits sellers through think Jeu fans will have a harder rime their program l>ccause they are pro- "We already gel fans who come in than the Giants since they like to tected against (losing their tickets)." before and after the games who are pound down those beers," he said. Hanlon said. "II thrv go through Stub sloshed from drinking all day long." The new rules began at the first llul) 01 any other site, then they don't Italiano said. "But now I am sure they home pre-season game of the season in have the same protection." will slay longer." Giants Stadium, Aug. 16, when Brett The protection is allowed, since Favre made his debut as a New York Jet (itantx.rom monitors the rickets IM-IIIK; Fans sound off against the Washington Redskins. sold Jets and Giants fans have their own Visit nm njsta com for more infor- flic new rules have tx-en sent out to opinions on what these rules will mean mation about the penalties and rule changes. Photo by Alexis lorraii .ill season ticket holders and will be for the upcoming season
Continued from DUOOI on Page Al in the management of the harbor, divides dredge spoils essen- thai just such .i linei will l>< used al the Avon landfill in use PDM as part of local landfill caps lialtv into two main categories — one suitable foi use in irnir- [.vndluirst But. the kingsland landfill doesn't require a svn- Between 2IM15 and 20(17 alone. 1.2 million cubic yards ot dialing ocean sires, and everything else. theiic drape, and the synthetic solution is more expensive, dredged material was sent to F.nCap landfills, according to the- PDM falls into the second category Its not hazardous requiring the removal of the (op layer of the landfill. Army Corps updated Dredge Management Plan tnO.ap material, but u is comaminaied In short, PDM is tainted. With F.nCap in ( li.iptc i 11 bankruptcy and only $3.8 mil- ranked at the top of the lisi lor receiving more dredged maie- Inin remaining in the < Ican-up's escrow fund, money mailers rial than any other site listed in the plan — tied only with tin- Why does the NJMC want PDM in local landfills.- < ebeno also noted thai PDM is not the final layer in the reefs off the coasts of New York and New Jersey. According to the commission's motion filed in bankruptcy i .i|i "It's not like .n the end of the day. it's just exposed PDM." But, as with so many things, the developer fell short of its court Aug I. restarting the drlivvn ol PDM "serves i vital he said Instead, clean fill will be added to the lop, according commitments. Kn(.ap, according to an agreement with the public policy interest ' to Biian \beih.uk, N|M( spokesperson. NJDF.P signed in February 2(KIS. was supposed to lake a min Whvr muim of H.'J million cubic yards of processed or othei Shipping depends on livable < liannels and usable i hannels History of PDM dredged material, depend on dredging Die st.itc has looked to the Meadowlands as a repository Now, the NJMC is asking to lake up where F.nCap left oil 1 tuts, "the continuation ol dredging, the continuation ol tot dredge spoils since al least 199*.). shipping traffic". and the associated \italitv of the regional In a vei \ leal sense, finding beneficial uses foi diedge Not so fast economy depends ciimalh on finding suitable receivers ol spoils has been the problem ot the decade. The Army Corps In I.yndhuisi. where the Kingsland landfill is located. PDM," the motion states ol Engineeis c realed it- Diedged Management Plan in 1999. Mayor Richard Dil-iseio acknowledges that the situation is It also "makes good c-c ouomic sense- as ii generates income esiim.it ing then that two-thirds of the- mat''rial to be dredged complicated. through tipping lees." the N|MC motion states in fact, the Irom the harbor would not be suitable lor unrestricted ocean l.vndhursi is borrowing money to pay for the final touches document asset is that F.nCap missed .in oppoiiuniiv to make placement to recreation fields that were supposed to be- completed as money — money thai would have- been pan ol the bankrupt. I he it-asoning PDM was found unsuitable foi the ocean part ol the F.nCap remediation. The hope is that the escrow cv estate and available now (oi use in temediating the- sin- was be* ause of the potential toxic itv to aquatic organisms and account Cebcrio wants to fund with PDM tipping tees will Robert Ceberio, executive- direcioi ol the Meadowlands the possibility that contanimanls from the diedged material eventually be lapped to reimburse the township. ( ami mission, is quite c leai ih.it am monev genei ated ihiough mav ac c umulate in the- tissues ot these organisms. But. Oil .use in is not satisfied with business as usual on the the use ol PDM in F.nCap landfills will go into the- c-sciou flu- conclusion in 1999 was thai othei sites, and espee iallv F.nCap site. "We believe there should be a discussion regard- account to lund additional lemediation— ii-mediation that is othei uses foi the goo. would have to IK- found. ing the overall remediation process in the Meadowlands." sorely needed. I he Dredged Material Management Plan, cieated when Dil^tscio wrote in an e-mail. 'This pioeessed dredge material is going onlv on the tin- \)M( was still the" llackensack iMcadowlands Particularly. Dil-aseio is concerned about areas designated Kingsland landfill, which is in din- need of being capped." Development ( ommission. shows that ihr New |crse\ foi residential use in Lvndhurst. Me wants those portions of Ceberio said in a phone iniei view Dep.n tment of Kimioumenta) Pioiection, the HMDC and the the project to be "cleaned, not capped, with the material Stopping the flow ol lcachaic. which is the- tea-like sul> \i m\ Coips had ,ihcad\ begun to look at abandoned removed from those sites being brought to the Kingsland site stance formed when tainwalei mixes with the contents of a Meadowlauds landfills .IN a final ic-sting place- foi diedge before we cover it with PDM." landfill, is critical, Cebeiio indicated. And. PDM, which cie- spoils "Also, the protocols for the sludge didn't work the first ales an impel meable barriet. can do the job. Initiallv. the idea was to nnpoii c lean c lav Iron) the harboi lime," Dil^tscio continued "It created a disgusting smelly But PDM isn't the onlv answer. Km plans changed. The (lean c lav is now seni to the- ocean mess, and I would like to have a discussion before allowing A svn I he-tit linei is another option, and (.elK-iio indie ated site, and the- NJDF.P cvcntualh appi oved permits tot FnCap lo such material to enter I.vndhursi again." $ NEED CASH $ all 20•'*'•0* * REGISTRATION NOW BRING IN ALL OLD GOLD JEWELRY RINGS • PINS • BRACELETS • WATCHES Aquatics Day Care Ages 18 month-S years DIAMONDS • 10K * 14K • 18K Y«ar Round Fun Register NOW for September! 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Our gosji tTupftrwanandoOur am cals can be found in various should be short-term and loos* Umplamc food Utna, food storage container*. term. -; Containers made out of poly- Yukon, Canada ethylene terephlhalate (PET Short-term goals allow for or PETE, or plastic #1) — such the recognition of victory awl The recent hubbub over as most soda bottles — are OK the preparation for another plastic container! leaching lo use once, but can leach car- step toward the long-term chemicals into food and cinogenic, hormone-disrupt- goal. A long-term goal is attaint- drinks has cast a pall over all ing phthalatei when used over able two or more years frosi kinds of plastics that come into and over again. the date it was set. It helps iij setting a path to complete 2 contact with what we ingest, Also, many deli items come whether deserved or not. 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Men in •he Volunteer Center of the Rutherford Health Center, Bergen County, Bergen 184 Park Ave. Appointments LEADS is designed to prepare are required and can be made the next generation of leaders by contacting the public to tackle the challenges and health nurses between 1 p.m. embrace the opportunities and 4 p.m. at 201-46<^S020, found in the county. Monday through Friday. %• • Beginning in September, The screening program will the class <>i 30 men and involve a prostate-specific anti- women, aspirin); and acknowl- gen (PSA) blood test, a digital edged leaden of widely diverse rectal exam (DRE) and a backgrounds. will meet hemocult test to detect blood inonthlv to dissect issues, in the stool. 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LEADS, a year-long leadership development program for adults who live or work in Bergen County, sponsored by the Volunteer "Bergen LEADS will help Center of Bergen County She is shown here with Bea O'Rourke, 251 Ridge Road, Lyndhurst • 201-438-3120 participant see the communi- president of me O'Rourke Group and member of the Bergen ty — and themselves — through new eves," said ifAOS Community Panel. Schuber. "The curri( ulum is interactive, fast-paced and developing in participant* a Brigm [LADS seeks indi- experiential. Field trips and sen.se ol responsibility tot the \iduats from all ethnic, racial site visits built into each semi- community" said Mivwv "We and so< io-e WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE OUT A Drinking, driving is a bad mix LOAN. The New Jersey Sports and patrons — and subsequently revoking Exposition Authority recently rrarked their season tickets — is a step in the down on excessive drinking at New York right direction. But is that enough? Giants and Jets home games. The The NJSEA may boast that these change in rules shines a spotlight on an updated rules are the strictest in the issue that needs to be openly discussed United States for National Football in the local area: the consequences of League games, but, still, are thev drinking and driving. enough? The harsh reality of the situation is We're potentially dealing with lives. that many people drink alcohol while People should enjoy themselves at a attending events at Giants Stadium. football game, but always with safety in One hopes that those people act mind. responsibly and have designated driv- These stricter rules are not about ers. But all it takes is one person's miv infringing on (lie rights of those who take lo cause a lifetime of hurt and choose to drink and enjov themselves. anguish. Fhese rules arc about safely — in the Limiting the tailgating time to live parking lot, during the game and on JET AND GIANT FANS SET hours before kick-off is a step in thethe drive home — plus creating a fami- READY FOR THE NEW right direction, as those looking to have ly atmosphere where young children a good time will be limited in their alco- can root for Bred Favre and F.li STADIUM! holic intake. But is that enough"' Manning, just like everyone else. Also, throwing out visibly drunk 1-cl's be propel lole models. Crack pipes at local convenience stores The IjeadervnH have an early deadline for I .asi week, a Narconon and some papers. We also night. the Sept. 4 issue. All letters to the editor, graduate and I were sched- Ixniglii .i lighter that was I aid a couple of gradu- uled to appear on a local reallv a lorch. ates confii mecl lhai iii the legate, obituaries and press releases TV' show to educate fami- I was ama/ed thai we pasi. ihe\ had houghl lies on trie signs of drug were allowed to s<> easih drugs from .i convenience should be e-mailed to abuse. purchase these things with- sioic. On the way to the sta- out the police coining in lo 1 have decided thai I pei- editor@leadernetospapers. net or faxed to tion, 1 decided thai ii immediately arrest us sonalK .mi going to start would l)c helpful to the We left the i nnvenii ic e doing something about this 20M38-9022 by noon on Aug. 27, in viewers if 1 could show store, and I saw a coupli of situation. 1 have begun some actual drug para- individuals outside thai I educating olhei businesses anticipation of the Labor Day holiday. phernalia. Simple items realized were probabK in the area as lo what is like soda cans, spoons, light drug dealers. 1 lere was the goiliK <>n. so .is a c oniinuni- bulbs and suaws found in "one-slop shop" foi every- I\ we < an l.ikr ef tc-c n\ e odd places around the thing any drug aclch< i at lion. home could signal cling would need. Aliead\ sonic have IMA COUNCILMAN REFLECTS ON M.UKIHI^ .tint u-to^ni/c the hull l)>t-\ i ,ius<- h\ abuse. I asked the graduate hegun lo demand that llli-ll lllscnsinw etc pit tli ill ill prisons vMth RENAMING Of SOCCER FIELD Other paraphernalia why the police did not these convenience stores inii-llri lu.tl disutilities In U .11 n THiiir .IIKitil iinw MIII tan ix" .t l.tn items that I wanted to show, seem too interested in ihe gel back into the business In \\u kdltot While l>eing .1 (i mm ilin.in 101 I he Boioitgh ul (li^nilv MSII mf.i' i want i»£ like crack pipes, blunts and lac I lhal this tvpe of ac tivi- foi which thc\ .ire intend- til Smilt Ailington is .1 lewaiding experiente scales, I thought would be iv was going on al the ed. ovciail, sum*' (wins .m c\t rpijon.tlh giaiih- MorcS. Edenzon harder to get. Mv compan- store. He didn't know the Nexi lime you are al a ing. One such event will IK- the icnaming "' President/CEO the Skvlim1 Sorcei Field complex on Vhuvlei Special Olympics New Jersey ion suggested we could gel answer, bill informed me c onvenieni e store, c heck Avemu (<> 1 lie James /adtoga Held everything we needed, that if we were pulled over lo see what paraphernalia James Zadroga, son *>t the Enough's toi- including the "harder-to- and die car searched. I is for sale. Note down the iiici polite chief, died horn ihiuiiu lung dis- COUNCILMAN GRANELL RESPONDS ease as .1 duett tcMilt (it working .11 (.umnd gei items" at a convenienc e could IK- arrested for drug address and inform others Zero altei Sepl. 11. At fiist, HMK lung lui sui- TO BIG BROTHER' ALLEGATION store. paraphernalia. This hardh in the nciglit)orhood whal vivors. then silting thtough 1 he nibble i<> Mud I"u the Kdltoi: We stopped at the con- seemed fair, hut I Mill is really going on in these the remains ol (hove killed. |.mu-s spent rii.tnv mouths suh|et (ing himself lo daugfious con- Muii -.ten \ on die boroughs efforts to cre- venience store across the drove carefully lo our TV places. The majority of < iii- ditions in the hopes of finding something di.it ate .i tnmpliaiue tool to ensure the safet\ of street from the TV station. appointment. zens don't wain drug'! in would bring closure to die loved ones <>l a Noith Ailmgton's renters while < i eating some at< ountabilit\ standaids to prevent illegal There was also a large Hie producer felt thai their neight>orho<>d. Sept. II \n tun . Tiagu.ilK. |aines bet ame a vii- tini himself apaitmenl* deserves fiuthei ctisi usMon (Will church on the street, which the TV show was a success, Also, look around your Big l\i i >lhei' 1M- kno< king on N.\ tenants M\ son grew up with |.unes /adioga. attend- (looisM I thought might diminish and I ihoughi our viewer environment. If items like ing North Ai ling ton s< hook with him He and While the f|iiestion is hvpothetit al. the his t.unik wrie .1 vital part of the fahnt of this the possibility of buying learned about drugs and spoons, liglu bulbs and answt'i is mi. through I lielieve it is .1 fitting tribute to paraphernalia, but this was- paraphernalia. I know I brillo pads are out of place. What Ninth Arlington is living to do is rename the so< c ei In*Id in me 11101 \ of this assist spe* ifit department heads to do then |ob n't the case. did. look for the drug acidic I in hometown heio. 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SO-. 45- and 60-minute seg- Wednesday nights at 6:30 p.m. The new fitness studio often ments. and a Yoga Flow class on more square footage, allowing According to Sheila Dunn, Wednesday night* at 7:30 p.m. Personal Touch Fitness train- certified fitness trainer, Personal Touch Fitneu ers to offer larger fitness class- "Fitness is the cornerstone to a es, with an array of choices. trainers are also available to healthy and productive life. train you in your home. Each Personal Touch offers one- My fitness training plan is sim- trainer has a special area of on-one fitness training and ple, gentle, yet effective. We expertise, such as pie- and group classes for adults and offer a variety of balance, post-natal, senior armchair fit- children alike. Certified train- strength, flexibility and coordi- neu, ball workouts, kids' fit- ers will conduct a fitness assess- nation-enhancing exercises to neu, high school age fitneu, ment and put clientele help you reach your goals for a men's fitneu, women's fitneu through a personalized fitness fit and healthy life" and more. training routine. Dunn is a member of the For more information, call All training sessions begin Aerobics and Fitness Personal Touch Fitneu at 201- with an Individualized Fitness Association of America, the 294-5493, or visit its Web site Assessment, which includes a American Aerobic Association urww.pmonaUouchfitnas.com ; <•- 3-minUte step test measuring International and the iu.nl pUmihfilnriiQvpltmlmtnrt MN*,NAHD the level of cardiovascular fit- International Sports Medicine Personal Touch Fitness is a ness, a stretching test and a Association. She has been full-service fitness training Sfrangthcning families — Families and facilitators art pictured from the winter sessions of the body-fal analysis. The results, practicing fitness training both facility located at 15 Park Strengthening Families Program held in North Aldington. The fail session for this free program will a.long with a personalized in New York City and New Ave., third floor suite, start Wednesday, Oct 1, at the North Arlington Middle School. There will be booster sessions on health historv and fitness Jersey for more than 10 years. Rutherford Sept 17 and 24 for those who have participated in the series and also for anyone interested in goals, are used to determine a learning more. The program is open to surrounding communities. For registration and/or further personal fitness naming work- information, call the North Arlington Health Department at 201 -955-5695. out plan and nutritional guidelines and recommenda- Visit Mohegan Sun Casino, Sept. 28 tions. NORTH ARLINGTON — Cost is $30. The bus will be lilt* North Arlington Woman's leaving from the borough hall Personal Touch Fitness pn>- Club will sponsoi a trip to promptly at 9 a.m. This tup is The Smile Center welcomes Dr. Alvarez vides its clients with three Mohegan Sun Casino in available to all. Contact Diane KEARNY — DIM tors Ham "We are excited alx>ut hav- essential components of fir- Connecticut Sundav, Sept 2H, Stoklosa .it 2OI-W1-749O H.uiA/tai k and Kit haul ing such a talented profession- Kksit'in art- pleas* IHEBrtFf 8 NOTICE (irnifi, located at M?17 Kcarnv experience, dedication and SHERIFF'S NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT SHtPHf F S NOTICE SUPERIOR COURT TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST Ave. in Kt*;u m excellent interpersonal skills Of NEW JERSEY SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY BOTrCE Of ADOPTION CHANCERY DIVISION Of NEW JERSE> Dr. .Alvarez graduated (nun will i (implement the qualm CHANCERY 0IV1SION NOTICE 1 ••p'--! , given thai *ERGEN COUNTY '-KANCERV DIVISION BERGEN COUNTY Ly-ndhursl OrdtTance No 2654 ihe I'niversidad dv Amioquia dentistry and exceptional cus- DOCKET NO F 25764 07 BERGEN COUNT> DOCKET NO F 27645 u? entitled An Ortfmence to IUMO Between Pl*nti" HSBC Ban* USA DOCKET NO F 3009 07 in Medellin. < Colombia, in lomei service The Smile Between Plaintiff Deotsche B*n« ffc Uumopst Budoef App-winu ; Between Pieintiff Deut»cf« Bans Nation*' Association Ai Tru*lee Fo> ( tntei has piouded then National Trust and Defendant '- v - f."i.M and fi-. EstaN>sri a CAP Nal-onai Trust Company as Trusle* 19**9. Aflei J>I a< ii( m^ deii- '•ft Mokwn Of Th« Certificate* Nam £i Ai CwilAdwn Bart* tNJS 40* 4-45-4}' •» 'or GSAA Home Eq .t> T'u*I 2006 4 patients loi the last few i**ued By Deutacna Art A Securities u tisii \ in (Colombia foi ihic<- VVntofE.ecutwnDaie b. 7 2006 •ntroouced at a meeting o' !he Boa'O and Defendant Daniel A At:-* , Mortgage Loen Tt,,»t Senet 2007 1 decades Di. Alvarez can oflei F«n Such Kahn & Shepara of Co»T>mtst Coming man: a 'Buy Local, Dine Local, Stay LoceT j DVOforLyndhuntRaaH***. l^nthum. County of large*. Hmm of Naw JanM. on *m •* dty of OtflUAKS , AUGUST 21,2008 of the VFW POM NO. 1S9 of husband, George S. Kica; her daughter, Lauren Small; her He was predeceased by hit father, Arthur Thonack, a for- LYNDHUMT — Marie son, Ernest V. De Luca jr. in mer chief of police of East CARLOTADT — Martha A. Kkman,75,diedAug.9,2008, 197S. Rutherford; her mother, Jule Tomaiki (nee Tocidlowiki), of at her residence in Lyndhurst. He is survived by two Thonack; and her lister, Jule Caristadt, died Aug. 14, 2008. She lived in Hoboken daughters. Lynda Intindola Bom in East Rutherford, We miss your before moving to Lyndhurst and her husband, Joseph, and She it survived by her five she lived there before moving jokes. seven yean ago. JoAnn De Luca; brothers and children, Paul Kica of to Caristadt 50 yean ago. Your smile She was a housewife. sisters, James and John De Asheville, N.C, John Kica of Mrs. Tomaski was a and you. She is survived by her chil- Luca jr., Judith Nelson and Ashevilic, N.C, Joni Harwell CaiUiadi school crossing Happy birth- dren, Keith Kleman and his Florence Yurkiewici; grand- of Weaverville, N.C, Julie guard from 1990 to 2007. and day (Aug. 14th)! wife, Rosella, Pamela Rivera children, Janeen Skripak and Johns and her husband, Steve had previously worked for and her husband, Anthony, Justin, Jennifer Intindola, Jodi of Black Mountain, N.C, and Pfizer Pharmaceutical for 28 All our love ... Paul Kleman and his wife, Intindola and fiance Christian Mary Caldwell and her hus- years. Your mom, sisters, brothers, nieces and nephews Suzanne, Craig Kleman and Rodriguez, Walter Sobolewski band, Jim of McDonough, Ga.; She was a parishioner of St. Brian Kleman; one brother, and Lisa, Cheryl Vanderhoof a sister, Joan Aiata of Si Joseph's R.C Church, East John Kleman; and seven and Ken; and four great- Petersburg, Fla.; eight grand- Rutherford, and was a former grandchildren, Megan, Dylan. granddaughters. children. Aaron, Joshua. member of (he Si. |oseph's Breanna, Matthew, Isabella. Funeral Mass was held in Rachel. Ethan. James. Mails Mothers' Club. Nazare Andrew and a baby girl on the Sacred Heart R.C. Church, Stephen and Rylee; and a for- She was predeceased by her FUNERAL HOME, INC. way. l.vndhurst. Interment in mer son-in-law, Tonv Hartsell. husband, Walter L. Tomaski; Memorial Home, Inc. 188 RIDGE ROAD Funeral servjt r was held in Hillside Ccmeteiv, Lyndhurst. Memorial Ma.vs was held in and by her siblings, Stanley Joseph M. Nazare, NORTH ARLINGTON Ippolito-Siellato Funeral Arrangement* made In the St. Eugene Catholi< Tocidlowski, Frank 201-998-7555 Home, Lyndhurst. Interment Navare Memorial Home, Church with Rev. |tihn Tocidlowski, Joseph Manager in Holy Cross Cemetery, Lvndhurst. S( hneidei oflitiatiiiK To PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN (Nevei known to fail) (Nevei known to fail) Oh most beautiful flown of Mount ( ai MH-I. it uittul vine, ()h most beautiful flowei ot Mount ( ai mel. ti uitiul vine, Splendor of Heaven. Blessed Moihn of the Son ol (iod SpU'ndoi of Heaven, Blessed Mothei of the Son of (KKI, Immaculate Virgin, a*sist me in ni\ ruiccssir\ oh Stai of thr linmai ulate N'irgin, assist tne in im necessin*. Oh Stai of the Sea, help me and shot* me heicin, vovi are ins mothei. Oh Sea. help me and show me heiein. you ate mv mother. Oh Holv Mother of (HKI, Queen ot Heaven and K.uth! I HoK Mothei of Cod, Queen of Heaven and Earth! I huinblv bestrec h you from the bottom of rn\ hean to \u< toi humbh t>esee< h vou from the bottom ot mv heart to sun oi me in mv necessitv. There an- none thai i an withstand \om me in m\ necessity. There are none that tan withstand voui power. Oh show me herein von are rm mothei Oh Mar\. power ()h show me herein vou are my mothei. Oh Marv. (ont(*i\ed wittiout sin. peas toi us who ha\c inniiiM- to conceived without sin. pray toi us who have recourse to Sunday Worship- 10:30am thee (three times). HoK Mot he t. I place this < .mve in VOIII thee (ihtee times) Holv Mothei, 1 place this < ause in vour S.S. • Bible Study- 9:15am hands i three times). Hol\ Spirit, vou who will solve all piolv hands i three nines) Holv Spirit, vou who will solve all prob- lenis. li^ht all roads so thai I (an attain m\ goal. \ou that I lems, light all toads so that I can attain mv goal. Vou that I nevei want to be separated tiom. \oii in eternal ^loi \ nevei want to be separated from, vou in eternal glory. Thank vou for v ERA Justin RaaHy Co. iitJaokaonAoa LETTERS TO THE EDITOR nuthartonl NJ O7OT0 (201) 938-7500 X222 Otiru (201) 936-0006 Fa» Gee, even the Wicked Witch of the West had the courtesv to volunteei theii time and expertise E-Mail QlamOGIannElkil.com confront Dorotht (alTxit, rather rudelv) b\ saving, "dlVK ME With all due respect, I thank vou tot vmu < (insideration and Wab •»» OWmSateNJ torn BACK MY SUPPERS!" Those involved did not even receive a t>pen-mindedness. OlticsWeb www xammn com broomstick-written note Mating SI RRF.NDKR KFW" ERA Q*rmSal»NJ com If one looks at our department ol recreation's "Code of Francis Fischer Conduct." whit h each athlete, parent, coach, leferee. etc , must Rutherford sign in oidei to participate in a recreation piogiam. it seems as if Brennan and Hipp have seemingly violated the Code — "Statute A" Rule #3— "... Must demonstrate RF.SPFXT towaitl coaches...." BOYCOTT TROPIC THUNDER' Doesn't anvone elw notice the hypocrisy? It seems as of this 4 date, access can be gained bv our park ranger Who even knew To the Editor: In their effort to create rdge-of-the-line humor foi maxi- uiC Countrywide we had one? Recently, Brennan made a motion at our borough council meeting to hire two additional park rangers (winged, mum audience interest, DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures flying monkeys). I am assuming one for each of the three facil- have definiteh t tossed the line into oHensiveness. Thrv insist that the big summer movie "Tmpit Thunder" is making fun of HOME LOANS ities. Do I suspect an increase in our already outrageous prop- Realize your dreams " err) taxes is on an agenda in the neai future? the "stop at nothing" attitude of at tors and the entire film-mak- ing industry. What they refuse to see is that the parodv of a pei- Brennan and Hipp allow the hiring of two additional park son with an intellectual disabilm and use of words such a.s YOUR LOCAL MORTGAGE CONNECTION rangers, it seems like a lot of useless and wasted double over- "retard" and "imbecile" is insulting, perpetuates stereotypes time, thus increasing our property taxes even further. Should and entourages a c ullure of denigration and intolerance FOR An OF YOUR REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL NEEDS this occur, I might suggest keeping an eye toward the sky, against people with disabilities before vet another Rutherford foreclosed house (hops on them. The movie, which was released Aug. IS, is filled with deni- grating referent es to people with intellectual disabilities, the • Thinking of buying a horn* «r Please have the brains of the Scarecrow to leconsidei vour use of the words "retard' and "moron" and visual images that foolish actions; the heart of the Tinman toward out coaches, parodv the look, speech and behavioi of people with disabili- refinancing your existing athletes, parents and fans; the courage of the Lion to trust our ties. coaches with the keys. We are more than willing to entrust our coaches with the livelihood, nurturing and protection of our The AJC of New Jersev b calling on the public to boycott the • N—d a second morigoget kids, but not a set a keys? movie and to make their feelings known to Pai amount Pictures, Dreamworks Entertainment and the actors and writers of the I imolore both Brennan and Hipp to reconsider and reassess film bv letters and e-mails. their foolish actions. Just give the kevs back and let's just move CALL or STOP by our local office In this dav and age. it is inconceivable how someone could onward. There are far more important things vou both should think that denigrating parodies of people with intellectual dis- hjr worried about. for a FREE consultation abilities and constant use of the word "retard" could IK* funny. Please focus on the maturation and enrichment of our cur- This language fosters discrimination and an atmosphere of 822 Keorny Ave • Kearny rent recreation programs and our youth. hate and intolerance, We cannot let ii go unt hallenged. • At the very least, give our coaches the respect they deserve, Phone: 201-955-3590 • Fax: 201-955-3722 flea-ie sit down with them and come to some reasonable agree- Thomas Baffirio njenl or middle ground. Maybe even make them ex-officio (£) equal Hauung Imhr C 2008 CotrtryvmM tar«. FSi. 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AT TAKI NOTKS thai ttw amounM ahoMn nduda M munopaf aana rfiargaabaj aoawai Via Bucrtfd k>nd» M ot ••0 00 AW AT MCKS TOWMO COUPANV iM EAST PASSAIC AVENUE DaoamtMr 31. 2007 ndudng nlmal atatma lo data of MM ant coafc of taw* n aceonaanoa w* nkt 64 Oofa and Ce»* MI Produced and RUTHERFORD NJ 07070 Ra-.naad Sflutaa of tha Saw of Htm Jaraay. aa amandad and uppfwawiao 6y Chayay P L 1901 ana Cn*p*ar w paaaad upon trat raaxtng by ma MAKE Hal VW fit PL 19B7 Board of Cgmrrantonan of t>a MVUNOAi TAKE FURTHER NOTICE ttwt *«d lands ** - sow MA^CI la ntdanwMn a) na lowaat ra» ot nMnjat. but » no Townaftip of Lyndhum. w ttM KMMVO14N5TUH1D75 07-2 cawtoavoaad I9X par annum Tha paymani tor tta aMeahal ba mada batom tw conduaoi of tta aata by caati County of Ban*" BMaa of Naw TOYOTA cartKad chacfc or bank monay ordar or tha prapany ** ba raaoM Any pmipiw tot wratfi Mra are no pun»aaar» Janay at a meeeng held on /T2ST87N2M0nHO4 06-06163 •ha* ba s«uc* of and sold A na Borough of Rut»artnrd for radanvton alVwaliof ia«paranm«t) DEPOSIT 15 REOLHRED IN CASH OR CERTIFCO CHECK BALANCE TAKE FURTHER NOTICS that «idu*tnai propataa rnay ba subrad to Via Spa Cornpanaa*or> and Conirai Ad. 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