BOARD APPROVAL li\ Clark, the town planning board voted to allow a new housing com- plex despite the complaints and con- cerns of more than a few residents. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 Page 3 Kean controversy appears far from over By Cheryl Hehl Dean Kenneth Dollarhide. According to a faculty member Staff Writer The Middle States Commission on working directh with those involved, Dollarhide was "fired" UNION — The Kean University Board of Trustees ma\ as dean and remanded back to a regular facuit) teaching have thought the volatile issue surrounding President Higher Education indicated they now position after he refused lo join fellow deans m signing a let- Dawood Farahi was resolved after they voted last month to were requesting additional information ter of support for Farahi. keep him aboard as president, but the repercussions appear on "Standard 6 * noncompliance. Stan- Tuesday / OcaJSource was able to confirm that Dollarhide far from over. dard 6 deals specifically with integrity refused to sign the letter and was '•warned" there would be Among issues surfacing in the last two weeks included a repercussions as a resuh of not signing the letter. board of trustee member who voted against the board presi- issues. Meanwhile, on March I. the Middle States Commission dent resigning, a dean allegedly fired for noi joining his peers on Education, which approves or disapproves accreditation in supporting Farahi, and the Middle States Commission on Aron. who rated against Farahi being kept as president, for universities, noted on its public website thai Kean Uni- Higher Education adding "integrity" to the growing list of has been the general counsel for UMDNJ since ditation maj be in jeopardy." things the university must address in order to receive accred- Although efforts were made to contact the former board Kean. which has been accredited b> the Middle States itation. member to find out whether he resigned as a result of the ( ommission on Higher I ducation since I960, indicated the) According to credible sources, trustee Lester Aron. an controversy over Farahi, Aron did no) return calls b\ press now were requesting additional information on "Standard o" attomej and general counsel for the University of Medicine time. noncompliance. and Dentistr) of New Jersey, who has been on the Kean Also occurring after the board of trustees voted was ilk- Standard 6 deals specifically whhintegritj issues accord board since 2000. resigned in the last week. firing of Kean's College of Humanities and Social Studies s,e A.CCRKDIDAT1ON, I County cancels MusicFest Growin' green citing budgetary concerns By Cheryl Hehl rdiable sources close to the freeholder board have Staff Writer been saying there would be major cutsin order for the Citing budget constraints, last week the county can- counts to sta\ under the 2 percent cap mandated by the celed MusicFest for this year along with a summer state. rhythm and blues concert which is expected to save Music! est. a fall event held at Oak Ridge Park in $1.2 million. Clark the last 14 sears, came under fire the lirst time The Union Cotinty Freeholder Board made the in 2008 by the Union County Watchdog Association. announcement late in the day Friday, offering no more and later by LocalSource for shoddx accounting of than a few paragraphs in a release, explaining the how money was spent and accounted for by the coun- move came "following numerous fiscal committee ty. meetings, union negotiations and departmental meet- Last Spring the Union County Prosecutor"s Office ings." launched an investigation, which provided even more "As we have continued to put our budget together evidence that MusicFest finances were not being for 2012, it has become apparent that we need to make tracked or accounted for properly. programmatic cuts without sacrificing essential servic- "The management of the event from the drafting of es," noted board chairman Al Mirabella in the release. the contracts to the accounting of monies was poorly "We are at a crossroads and must make tough deci- executed by the County of Union," Union County sions to achieve fiscal stability." he added, mentioning Prosecutor Theodore Romankow said in his report just that while both concerts were canceled for 2012, these weeks prior to the 2011 MusicFest in September. events and others programs would be evaluated on a UCWA President Tina Renna tenaciously tracked year-to-year basis. MusicFest costs over the last several years using the Mirabella also pointed out the county would con- Open Public Records Act, maintaining since 2008 that tinue its "exhaustive review" of all line items and pro- "the numbers just didn't add up." grams to achieve continued efficiencies throughout the Monday Renna said she was not surprised or I'hulo II) Sloe klltnorc upcoming weeks before a budget is adopted. shocked when she heard the event was canceled for The Union County St. Patrick's Day parade According to the press release sent by Union Coun- this year. She also felt MusicFest was just the tip of the marched through Union on Saturday. For more ty Communications Director Sebastian D'Elia, the iceberg when it came to how the county spends and photos, see Page 12 and throughout. board reached the consensus Thursday, but for weeks See MUSICFEST, Page 4 LIKE US & FOLLOW US facebook.com/UCLocalsource twitter.com/UCLocalsource

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Despite outcry, planning board 'following the law' Public forms group, takes stand against homes, but Clark board approves future of Stone Hill Village By Cheryl Hehl said last week a Planning Board is charged the project he did in B market that has been posed project did not fulh understand the Staff Writer with doing one thing following the law. down for several years, Planning Board's job is lo hear applications CLARK — Despite residents banding "At the end of the da\ an approval was l'hc proposed project iniliallv brought for land that is alrcadv zoned In ordinance. together to stop 39 townhomes from being the only right thing because this applicant out s<> man) objecting residents from the Laezza agreed. Stressing last week there erected on the 100-year-old Miele's Green- followed the ordinance, had no variances so area that the first meeting scheduled for Jill) was nothing the township could do to stop house property, the Planning Board the board was bound by law to approve the had to be canceled until larger quarters could the project. approved the project by a 4-3 vote last week. application," he said. he found to hold the more than 200 people "The lust time 1 saw the application I The approval of Stone Hill Village, a The mayor did not dispute the rights of that came out initially. could sec i( conformed to the zoning," lie multiple family residential condominium residents to come out against the project, or Sangiuliano, who has lived in Clark For said, adding he believed Stone Hill Village development proposed by the Sangiuliano even launch a campaign against the project, more than -JO sears and developed main "will be a great addition to the community." Group, was proceeded b> five months of but had the board not approved the project properties in the township, bought the land Councilman Frank Ma//arella. who heated board meetings where a grassroots the township would have been in trouble on lake Avenue in 2010 for $2.5 million and o\ eisees the first ward where the project will organization. Clark Neighbors, attempted to legally. immediately began making plans for the lux- be built, is a member of the Planning Board. shoot the project down. "Our legal department said there was no ury condo development. The deal, though, but he was om: of three who voted against The group, consisting of residents living legal reason to vote no," he said, pointing according to the mayor, was contingent upon the application. in and around the proposed development out that the township could have racked up receiving Planning Hoard approval. Planning Board allornev Michael Cre- site, had a laundry list of complaints and $30,000 in legal bills if the Planning Board When residents in the area learned about sitello continually pointed out during the six concerns, including traffic, environmental, denied the application. the proposed development, they immediate- meetings that as Jong as an applicant meets change to the area and the impact on the "In the end the developer would have ly formed Clark Neighbors and began an all- the regulations of the ordinance, a board schools. They also felt that if something had built the project anyway because bottom out effort to stop the project in its tracks. cannot denv the application. The township, to be built on the site of the former farm, it line, the plan conformed to the ordinance," The group not onh launched a website, the mayor said, learned this valuable lesson should be one-family homes, not multi-fam- the mayor added. but also erected lawn signs along Lake the hard way ily dwellings. Bonaccorso also stressed several facts he Avenue and Raritan Road and hired an attor- When the Retro fitness Gym's applica- George Sangiuliano, owner of the believed were important for residents to con- ney to represent their interests. Township tion, which also did not require any vari- Sangiuliano Group, pointed out that the sider. officials, though, including Bonaccorso and ances and conformed to the ordinance in neighborhood group totally misunderstood "In a down real estate market we have a Township Administrator John l.ae//a. place, was heard by the Planning Board a the ordinance the township had in place stakeholder who wants to build a beautiful remained solidly behind the project. lew years ago and denied, the applicant sued since 1991, which did not include one-fami- project in the community he lives in. He's "This is ridiculous," the mayor said at and it later was overturned in court. ly homes. not some big out-of-town developer; this is one of the six controversial meetings, adding Bonaccorso said Planning Board board "Our project meets 100-percent of the his town. He goes to the dry cleaner here, the that 35-percent of the township's properties members can voice their opinion but in the ordinance," he said. supermarket, just like the rest of us," he said. were open space and any attempt to say theend they have to follow the law. After the sixth and final meeting lasted Bonaccorso also pointed out that he felt it Miele property should be saved for parkland Sangiuliano, the mayor said, should until 1:30 a.m., the board finally was able to was "a pat on the back for Clark" that did not have a basis. begin construction on the development proj render their decision. Mayor Sal Bonaccorso Sangiuliano had the confidence to propose He pointed out that objectors to the pro- set within the next six months. LINDEN BRIEFS Jazz at library the John T. 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PAGE 4 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE MusicFest, R&B concerts axed for 2012 (Continued from Page I) insisted the costs were closer to accounts lor taxpayer dollars. S360.000 publicallv and in an inter- "MusicFest is just a good win- view with LocalSource last sum- dow. This is one example of how mer. the freeholders run our county gov- In the meantime, LocalSource ernment." she said, adding thai obtained a copy of a five-page ""there is no accountability for the research report the count} request- close to half billion a year budget ed and paid S6,000 for by the Rut- the freeholders handle. gers Edward J. Bloustein School of "There is no accountability. You Planning and Public Policy. can't trust what the) say," she con- The report, dated January 2012. tinued. "The purpose of govern- estimates the total economic contri- ment is not to entertain, it's to bution to North Jersey associated watch taxpayers1 dollars." with MusicFest 2011. The report is When the Union County Prose- a summary of a larger and final cutors Office launched its investi- report that will include a brief gation into the annual event, whal rev iew of economic impact from was uncovered did not surprise similar fairs as well as recommen- Renna. dations for improving future data The report, released last August, gathering. According to the report, while not finding any criminal which included information wrongdoing during the live-month derived from 2,774 people sur- investigation, strongly suggested to veyed at the fair, total attendance the county that they get a belter was estimated at 57,568 people. handle on the financial transactions Analysis used by the school is involving MusicFest based on a "ripple-effect" of dollars This included recovering money File Photo spent at MusicFest, which in over billed by some vendors, better The Smithereens performed at last year's Union County MusicFest. The concert turn, becomes income for other control of parking money and and the accompanying fair have been canceled for 2012 due to budget cuts. workers and businesses within and receipts, as well as complete sepa- demands much more than it and beer sales totaled more than the actual total cost of the annual outside the county. However, actual ration of all county money and that received," Romankow said in his $42,000, but Romankow said, event held in September was $1.1 figures were not available to sup- going to non-profit charities report issued in late August. "There were no records to verify million, which directly contradicts port any benefit to county taxpay- involved with the event. for example, the report demon- the amount." statements made by former county ers outside of the entertainment "The use of public monies strated that proceeds from the raffle Investigators additionally found manager George Devanney who provided. Mayor proposes $49 million District on PACE for municipal budget for 2012 parental involvement By I'aul Greolicb bill is projected to remain Hal at the county," Pelissier said. By Cheryl Hehl he said. "Just think of it, a Union Staff Writer $3,042 for the average assessed Some residents critici/ed the Staff Writer student not only gets classroom RAHWAY Mayor Rick Proc- home. government for continuing to pur- UNON — Preparing students instruction and he or she can attend tor has submitted his proposed The taxes are absolutely Oat," sue what they called expensive for standardized testing is no easy the Saturday Academy along with budget for review by the City [iero said. redevelopment projects around the leal for any school district. But par- focused attention from Morn and Council and officials and residents However, some of these state- downtown, hut Pelissier defended ents iu. grades 3 through 8 are keep- Dad at home." described and debated the new ments were criticized by residents these efforts as essential to bringing ing PACE by joining forces with In fact, Martin felt so strongly spending plan at Monday's council who had seen their (axes rise last in tax rateablcs. teachers and administrators so their about PACE that he arranged for meeting. year and expect to see the same this "Redevelopment is the onh way children are ready for these high the district to sponsor two special I hill Financial < Ifficer Prank year. Some who spoke during the to offset tax appeals and tax settle- stakes tests in the spring. parent meetings to kick things off. uio and Business Administra- public portion of tiie meeting said ments." Pelissier said. Usually school districts follows The first, Monday at Connecti- tor IVu-i Pelissier fielded questions that lasl year they saw ;i $900 Council members Mane) Saliga a prescribed curriculum that pre- cut Farms school for parents of stu- on the proposed budget increase in taxes. and James Baker spoke in support pares students for success in all dents in grades 6 to 8 will begin at l he budget calls lor a total ••• "I don't know how you can sdj of the proposed budget. state testing. In the best case sce- 6:30 p.m.. while the second on eral appropriations of $49 million the average homeowners' laxes in •"I think it's a solid, workable ii.M io, that would include help from March 26 at Hannah Caldwell with a tax lev) of S; \A million, Raima) are flat," said resident budget," Baker said. "There's ••> lot parents at home. However, that school for parents of students in which is $662,000 less than Nisi Colleen Swccnev. "I taxed o\' work that goes into the budget. usually falls by the wayside grades 3 to 5, will also begin at year. out of this town. I have to think It's an intricate process that not because parents are not always pre- 6:30 p.m. Ruggiero said the budge) comes about selling m) home and mo> everyone understands." pared to help their child prepare Fot The meetings are open to all in $896,000 below the appropria Ruggiero said the budget will these menlallv rigorous tests. parents throughout the school dis- linn cap and $50,009 below fte Proctor ^\.t - absent from the likely be amended slightl) to take I his gap, though, is about to be trict, regardless which school their state's two percent tax lev) meeting and could not he reached into account several giants the cit) closed bv Union parents who child attends, and students are wel- flic budget shows a - pereeni loi comment b_v press lime. recent!) received. decided the) wanted and needed to come to attend with their parents. decrease in the tax le\\. Officials replied that while 1'ie council tabled the budget become more informed about stan- PACE will be distributing mate- However, homeowners will not municipal mxes are Mat. the) do not until the April l) meeting, bv which dardized testing so they could help rials at both meetings that will be see a dollar-lor-dollar reflection of have control over school and coun- point the state will have hopefully increase their children's scores. helpful to parents on this journey the tax levj decrease due to numei i\ taxes, which are like!) the source approved the plan. This grassroots group of parents toward better testing. And kids ous lax appeals including an appeal of the increases the) described. However officials said this turned into an organization called attending the Monday meeting will In Merck •<: I o. that resulted in the "Unfortunately, main of the process may take a bit longer than PACE, or Parents for Academic receive ice cream coupons. city losing about $1 million in tax increases referred to b) the taxpay- usual because man) municipalities, Classroom Excellence. Just a few Standardized examinations have revenue. This reduction in assess ers here are aceuralc." Ruggiero including Railway, have switched months old, they took their con- come to be known as "high stakes" inent will impact all three compo- said. their operations from a fiscal year cerns to Superintendent Patrick tests because both students and nents of the coming tax bills. Pelissier said it is not known at to a calendar year schedule and the Martin and found he was more than schools are judged by the state to be "The total appeal number this time how these other segments state may be somewhat back- supportive of their goal. proficient and successful based on almost doubled from the previous of the tax bill will impact residents logged. "I think the idea is terrific. It the results. And since the state year," Ruggiero said, adding the in 2012. Paul Greulich can be reached at presents one more way that our decided to test students every year city saw about 200 appeals in 2011. "We're not sure what the VOS-686-7700 ext. 121, or at thelo- school district is helping our stu- instead of every other year, the The municipal portion of the tax increase will be for the schools or calsource@gmail. com. dents perform at maximum levels," See KEEPING, Page 7 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 5

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ORGANIZATION HOST: Kearny UNICO tutional policies, processes, practices and the manner in which they are implemented." from Toufic Hakim, a consultant and former grants What's Going On is a paid directory ol'events for non-profit Accreditation by Middle States Commission on and research integrity officer at Kean, about the storm organizations. It is PRE-PAID and costs only $20.00 (for : Higher Education is a type of quality assurance over Farahi falsifying his credentials. weeks) in Essex or Union County and just $30.00 for both process in which services and operations of universi- "What is more offensive than the act itself is the counties. Your notice must be in are office by 4:00pm on Monday ties and colleges are evaluated by an outside body to board's statement framing the decision to sidestep the lor publication the following I luusdav. ( Mllce is located at 1291 determine if certain standards are being met. issue ... Fot a board of higher learning, or at least its majority, entrusted with protecting the health and Stuyvesant Avenue, Union. If these standards are met, accredited status is granted. If not, then this "educational insurance" is good standing of a public institution, the integrity and lost. Onlv accredited universities guarantee a degree dignity of the institution and the community it repre- sents ought to be of the highest priority and consider- NAME PHONE thai will he honored In future employers and other schools, which may not honor credits from a non- ation in such situations. Or is that nov\ open to inter- ADDRESS accredited university. Students also cannot receive pretation?" he asked. CITY ZIP financial aid if the university thej want to attend is not In addition, the kl'T brought up a conflict of inter- accredited. est among the board members two week ago that has ESSEX UNION COMBO losing accreditation is particularl) troubling for a vet to be addressed by Board Chair Ada Morel 1 or any of the board member. The Kean Federation oI Teach- Write your ad in the spaces below and mail to: school like Kean, which has maintained its 4-year graduation rate of Id percent is due to a large number ers alerted the group that board member Linda Lewis ' WORRALL NEWSPAPERS of students transferring out of the school. If accredita- was allowed to vote at the February meeting deter- P.O.BOX 15%, UNION, NJ 07083 tion is lost bj a university, students would only be able mining Farahi's fate even though she has been DAY DATE to transfer credits earned prior to the university losing employed by Kean University as an adjunct professor accreditation. since 2005. EVENT Even applying lor a job can become a problem if a The KFT maintained this was a "serious ethical PLACE prospective employee did not graduate from an problem that must be addressed by the board" at a accredited university. March 4 meeting, but neither Lewis or any other board TIME However, accreditation involves a lengthy review member responded to the allegation. PRICE process and is renewed over time. Universities can However, the New Jersey State F.thies Commission aKo be put on probation or given a warning, such as was notified about Lewis's vote by a faculty member ORGANIZATION Kean received from the Middle States Commission on and, according to a commission spokesperson, based You can e-mail us at: [email protected] Higher Education both in June and November of 2011. on the call, an investigation was immediately Probation or warnings give schools a chance to launched into this ethical dilemma. address problematic issues thai have been cited. The Kean Board of Trustees, as of Tuesday, had not The Chronicle of Higher Education, a newspaper vet addressed any of these integrity-related issues 908-686-7850 based in Washington. D.C. published a letter Feb. 26 publicly and could not be reached for comment. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 7

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JOSEPH'S DAY (Mon., March 19th) SEAFOOD SPECIALS! ening injuries. heartache." Holies said. "Violence is never the Authorities are continuing to work to identify sus- answer." No Reservations Nee, 908-289-2465 pects and establish a motive, but at this time investiga- A town hall forum was held on March \3 to discuss 460 MAPLE AVE., (RT. 1) ELIZABETH tors and public officials believe the victims were the event with the public. (Nr, "New Bridge" Overpass • South Bound) specifically targeted to be killed. This remains an active investigation. Anyone w ith Find us on Facebook www.OlympiaDiner.com "There is no reason to believe at this point the other information is urged lo contact Union Count) Crime residents of the borough are in danger." Prosecutor Stoppers at WS-654-TIPS or www.uctip.org. All tips Theodo're Romankow said. are kept anonymous and information that leads to the This shooting represents the second and third mur- arrest and indictment of the person or persons respon- ders to occur in the borough in the last month. sible are eligible for a cash reward of up to $5,000. Awning Sale! Keeping PACE with testing (Continued from Page 4) providing our children the advan- "Our ASK testing alone really pressure is on school districts and tages that will give them optimal showed an increase in scores and parents even more than it waseducational opportunities." the we want to keep that momentum FREE superintendent said. going." >he said, adding that the before. in-Home The one component Martin and Monge. though, tell an) praise superintendent has been "support- Sate Ends April 23. 2012 PACE parents feel has been miss- should be directed toward PACl ive, involved and always reads to ing is that parents do not fully parents, because their purpose, she help parents and students in an) Enjoy Instant Shade & Comfort understand what these tests entail. said, was dedicated to benefit their was he can." In order to help this process children. "Dr. Martin has brought in great All Summer and SAVE $200! Act now and gel a $200 discount lowaid any :. hie Awning along, Martin said school district "Our onl\ goal is to empower change to this district," Monge — Amonca s »1 bosisolling awning Call tor a FREE in-home consultation. curriculum experts will be at both parents to get their kids successful added, pointing to how the superin- meetings to provide recommenda- academically." Monge said Friday, tendent welcomed PACT parent's We're your hometown authorized SunSntter Dealer, offering tions and tips on specific tasks par- explaining the consensus of parents concerns and did all lie could to $un$etten professional Installation. ents can focus on to help their chil- • involved in PACK was that "it was- help their efforts. til 1KACJABU AWNINGS dren. Booklets with recommended n't about us." "We believe that the meetings Precision General Construction exercises will also be distributed to "We are staying away from all being held on March 19 and 26 will Clark, NJ 07066 parents, which the superintendent that." 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He will assume a new position at Price Water- Kent Place School has announced thai the brand house on April 1. Samaha received his MBA from new New York Yankees Baseball Summer camps are Office: 908-354-2871 NYU and MS in Information Systems from Drexel coming to its Summit campus for one week this sum- lmail:fet>hannj(a oplimum.net University. Me is Board Certified in Internal Medicine mer, Aug. 6 to 10. For detailed information about the and practiced until 2004. program and to enroll, visit the camp website: Call Ralph Ortega at 908-244-4384 for more infor- www.yankees.com/camps. Note that each session has CALL CLASSIFIED 908-686-7850 mation or visit www.summirolcigiiard.homestead.com. very limited enrollment. PAGE 8 —THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Interim super given official nod from BOE By Paul Greulich ent, the Hoard of Education reviewed many school for students in grades six through eight. Staff Writer candidates and ultimately interviewed five, "Now that we've reorganized the schools HILLSIDE — The Board of Education has including Deo. last year we have to make them work success- announced that Frank Deo has been selected as "For one of the older candidates, he seemed fully academically and socially," he said. the school district's new Superintendent, effec- to have a lot of fresh ideas," Cooke said. Deo also serves on the Township Council, tive March I. Cooke said Deo's four-year contract and plans to finish his term, which ends in Deo has been serving as interim superin- includes a slight raise, bringing Deo's annual 2014. tendent since fall 2011 when former superin- salary to SI67,500, which is at the state cap for "At this time 1 don't have plans to run tendent Thomas Kane abruptly announced his superintendents. again," Deo said. retirement after only one year in the position. Deo said he is excited about his new posi- Deo earned a Doctorate in Educational A press release from the Hillside Board of tion and looks forward to working with the Leadership from Nova Southeastern Universi- Education stated Deo has "a tremendous track staff to move the district forward. Deo said ty in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. and completed post- record of success," noting his efforts to pro- while he was initially performing the duties of doctoral studies at St. Peters College in Jersey mote student achievement and parental and superintendent on an interim basis, he became City. community involvement. interested in continuing the work he was He is an alumnus of Hillside Public Schools Deo has worked in various roles at the Hill- doing. and resides in the township with his family. side Public Schools for 34 years, chiefly as "Once I started and saw the direction I He is the father of Jared, Christopher and Eryse Director of Special Services. In addition, he could go and the plans I was making for the Deo and has one daughter-in-law, Mandy. worked as a teacher and principal at three dif- district, I kind of got excited and thought we Under Deo's leadership, the Department of ferent schools. could do some good things," Deo said. Special Services successfully completed state Board of Education President George Deo's top priority moving forward is to monitoring, implemented an inclusion pro- Cooke said Deo lias a lot of valuable knowl- locus on academics. Last year the district's ele- gram, implemented the first Transition Coordi- edge and experience within the district. mentary schools were reorganized to establish nator position and worked collaboratively with "He's worked about every job in the district separate schools for second graders and fifth Innovative Educational Programs to improve besides superintendent." Cooke said. grades. 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If the commission then recom- mends the implementation of the shared-services arrange- ment and the municipalities refuse, the state would then withhold state aid from the municipality in the amount that would have been saved had the shared-services agreement been implemented. To make this work, the new law makes two major alter- ations in the 2007 law: nearly all Civil Service and tenure protections for current employees are swept aside; and even if voters of the affected town say they don't want the pro- posed shared services, the state aid is still withheld. We agree with the alteration of Civil Service protections. Property taxes are out of control. And to lessen their burden, this law makes the applicable Civil Service laws take a back seat to tax relief. Their added expense was the major objec- tion by municipalities to the sharing of services. One of the major eliminations is a provision that grants each worker losing their position a minimum of one month's pay for Photo Courtesy of Daniel .1. Mr( affi-n every five years of employment, plus any amounts granted Roselle Park Police Department Patrolman James Kompany recently read to by the local municipality. Note: a terminated employee with kindergarten students at Sherman School for National Read across America permanent status under Civil Service regulations is placed week, which coincided with Dr. Suess' birthday a week ago. on a special re-hire list for (he county, and "certain baseline protections" such as anti-discrimination policies and the processes of appointment and promotion are retained. Regarding the power of the commission to impose its directives, we think it's time the state be given the chance to Little Leaguer's a hit with grandma impose what the bill says will be workable shared-service "Of course I can play baseball," And so it starts. agreements that do not lessen the quality of provided serv- I said to my grandson. "I was quite "I'll have to do my homework the Softball player when I was your That's during lunch period because we ices while saving a significant amount of tax dollars. If it age, and when I grew older and have a practice every day after were Washington, D.C., calling the shots, we'd think twice joined the town softball league, I Life school," Brian remarked. before agreeing. But we feel comfortable with state leaders was a real slugger." Well, at least he's still thinking • in charge of a process that includes extensive site visits, two "Really grandma," Brian said of his school work and not exclu- public hearings, an appeals process for the amount of pro- excitedly. By Irene Maran sively baseball, 1 quickly observed. posed savings and a chance lor a I .egislative override before "There are lots of interesting 1 couldn't believe how fast this the commission makes its final decision, things about grandma that you little kid turned into a major league don't know, Brian. We'll have a pitcher and was hard pressed to see In a small state with 566 municipalities, an overlap of fill. He was pumped up for his first tell-;ill session one ot these days." practice. His uniform, cleats, hat how far this would go. services is inevitable. An outside viewpoint with the power My grandson had just made the and gloves were all brand new and I told my daughter that he'd to implement its ideas regarding shared services could pro- freshmen baseball team at his high spanking clean. I'm sure he heard probably be asking for a trainer and vide a big step forward in lowering property taxes. school and was very proud of his the roar of the crowd, all 15 of pitching coach and no doubt more accomplishment. He had been them, and mostly parents, as he expensive equipment in another working out lor months to build up took the pitcher's mound. week or two. Possibly an agent or his body and upper-arm strength. 1 know he couldn't sleep the photo shoot. With one cleat on the His dad had been taking him to field he had already considered YUNION COI NTYO week of tryouts waiting for the the batting cages to get a jump on team roster list to be posted in himself a pro. LOCALSOURCE the season. We were all happ\ the school. Now the anticipation was Baseball is the sport of dream- extra work paid off. The baseball even greater as he had to prove ers, each kid hoping to be a star and Published Weekly Since 1917 coach was impressed with Brian's himself. The first practice turned the hero of the game. I know it's Incorporating the Union Leader, David Worrall speed as he clocked the fastest run- out to be everything he dreamed of. going to be a long season, for The Observer, The Progress and The Eagle Publisher ning time of anyone. He got two hits, and pitched Brian, his parents and his grandpar- Published By • I always told Brian he should try three innings, holding the opposing ents. Play ball! Worrall Community Newspapers. Inc Patrick Bober out for Hack, but he had the base- team to one unearned run. The Regional Editor 1291 Stuyvesant Avenue. Union, N J 07083 ball bus: I'IT since he was a little coach was very impressed. When Irene Maran retired to the Shore, 908-686-7700 John D'Achino kid. The first time I saw him play T- Brian came home that evening after where she runs a writing group, Circulation Director ball and Little League it was more practice, I'm sure he thought he after living in Maplewood and a ^^^^ like ;' comedy of errors than a base- was pitching in the big league. South Orange for 40 years. Two ©Worrall Community Newspapers, Inc. ball game: but kids learn as they "Mom, I need some ice to ice of her .sons, Steven and Spencer, 2011 All Rights Reserved mature. my pitching arm," he said. And, can are firemen for and residents of Articles, pictures and advertisements herein are Ihe exclusive property of Brian's coach told him he'd be you wash my uniform, it kind of South Orange. Maran can be Worrell Community Newspapers, Inc and any republication or broadcast without written permission is prohibited UCIS pitching and also playing center- smells like nasty sweat. Oh! And. reached at marau.imie « "mail field, two very tough positions to I'd love a protein shake." .com. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 11 OP ED PAGE BRUCE'S AUTO WRECKERS, INC. 211 East Inman Avenue, Rahway MusicFest a good example ances, including the principal cast, the teens, the adults, the musicians of Sweet Apple, the production 732-388-2457 of county practices committee and members of the teaching staff at To the Editor: CHS. Musicfest is an example of how the count\ con- One could not anticipate e\ or seeing a more enter- ducts the people's business. Union County has taining performance on Broadway. We are fortunate announced that it is canceling Musicfest and their that the Cranford community is home to so many bright, talented and committed students. Good luck in Rhythm & Blues concerts and they are claiming that He Buy Cars and Sell Quality Used Auto Parts this will save SI.2 million which will help save coun- your future endeavors. ty jobs. Really? Frank W. Krause If You Can 7 Find What You Need, We Can! The Union County Watchdog Association has been Cranford trying to follow the costs of these concerts, Musicfest in particular, for years. I was publicly mocked by for- mer county manager George Devanney when I sur- Keep NJ a part of RGGI Union Township Chamber of Commerce mised that Musicfest was costing upwards of St .2 mil- To the Editor: 1 355 Chestnut Street, Union, NJ 07083 lion annually. He publically stated that the cost was When you hear someone speak about "Reggie,* (908) 688-2777 www.unionchamber.com only $360,000. The documents 1 obtained through the they're not dishing dirt about a person. They're talking m Daniel Murphy, President Open Public Records Act never added up to the coun- about RGGI, pronounced like the man's name, and an ty's claims. To this day I can only guess what these issue of vital importance to all of us. concerts actually cost as there is no accountability. The letters stand for Regional Greenhouse Gas Ini- Although the prosecutor investigated the 2010 tiative, a pact by 10 Northeastern states, including New Jersey, to reduce dirt of another kind the car- Musicfest and found "the use of public funds deserves bon dioxide emitted by power plants. more than it received," he held no employee account- able. What RGGI does is establish allowances on the amount of carbon dioxide the plants can emit. Using a A cost that isn't included are the jobs that were cre- SEATS ARE FILLING UP FAST FOR OUR market-based approach, it also provides for a limited ated to run these concerts. A department was created number of tradeable CO2 allowances which the states and Freeholder Sullivan's niece was put in charge of it. th auction off four times a year. The money raised at 57 Annual Dinner Dance... I could never find out how many people worked under these auctions, totaling $952 million as of last yeai. is her. If the county is going to be laying off employees used for consumer benefit programs such as energy- they should start with the elimination of this depart- assistance for low income households and energy effi- "Cruise to Success!" ment. ciency measures. Musicfest is just one of the many projects under the Friday March 23, 2012 Galloping Hill Inn - Union county's half a billion dollar budget. It is an easy to Gov. Christie has chosen to pull New Jersey out of RGGI, claiming it is too expensive for consumers. But understand example of how they are conducting the the CO2 emissions allowances account for less than I Don't miss out on great food, music, a photobooth people's business overall. percent of the average household electric bill in the 10 and upscale prizes] Tina Renna participating states — an estimated 46 cents a month. Union County Watchdog Association Our miaahfl i$ to unto, strength***, rtpnawit and promof business growth for ffw mtmbrni ot r/w Surely that's worth it, given the 84,000 tons of CO2 Union Townthip Chmbw of Commwc* emissions taken out of the air as of February 2011. A bill now before the Legislature would keep New Good work on 'Bye Bye Jersey in the Regional Greenhouse (i;is Initiative. We Birdie', Cranford High need to let all our legislators know, by phone or by To the Editor: email, that RGGI is worth keeping. Congratulations to the Cranford High School pro- Ada Brunnci duction of "Bye Bye Birdie," for its superb perform- Linden LEGAL QUESTIONS? 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Photos Bv Sieve Kllmore Residents of all ages, from all over the county, were in the festive spirit and lined the streets of Union center to celebrate the Irish heritage at the county's annual St. L Wal Patrick's Day parade on Saturday. The parade featured many different groups, including the Castlerea Brass and Reed Band and high school marching bands, among othesr. The parade was led by Grand Marshal Bill Dugan of Clark

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at TRINITAS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BEST 240 Williamson St., Suite 1 Elizabeth, NJ 07202 908-994-5406 PAGE 14 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Participate in tree planting on Sculpting young minds April 10 to welcome spring Union County residents arc invited to take part in a NJDLP A men Corps Watershed Ambassador Program, tree planting party to celebrate tlie coining of spring on the 4-II Master Tree Stewards, and the Union County April 10 from 10 a.m. to noon at Cedar Brook I'ark in Shade Tree Department to plant 20 flowering crabap- Plainticld. ple trees in the park. "This is a great way to do something positive tor The program is free and open to adults and children the environment while coming together with family to in third grade and older. Pre-registration is required by enjoy a day outdoors."" said freeholder Chairman contacting the Rutgers Cooperative Extension 4-H Alexander Mirabella. Program at t)08-654-9854 or via email at Nichnadow- Sponsored by the Rutgers Cooperative Extension K/V/ njaes.rutgers.edu. Space is limited so register of Union County and the Union County Board of Cho- early. Participants should wear sturdy shoes and bring sen Freeholders, the event will bring together county a shovel and gloves. Orientation will begin promptly at residents and professionals from groups including lOsun. Entries for the 11th annual art exhibit, contest due by April 19 Since 2002. employees of the awards and honorable mention in 89 annual programs reaching 450 County of Union and family mem- the exhibition's five artistic classi- cities in 42 states. The program was bers have participated in a unique fications: amateur (little or no conceived in 1983 by Leonard E.B. program that gives them the oppor- experience); intermediate (some Andrews (1925-2009), an art col- tunity to display their artistic cre- experience, art students); profes- lector, publisher, business execu- ations. sional (serious art training or tive and journalist. In its ongoing effort to recog- employed in an art related job); The National Arts Program nize and encourage creative and teens 13 to IX years old; and youth allows artists to upload their art- artistic accomplishment, the Union age 12 and younger. work, free of charge, to their online County Freeholders, in partnership "We are happy to extend the Interactive Gallery. To learn more with The National Arts Program, invitation to enter the program to about The National Arts Program has announced the Mill annual Union County College employees and see photos from past exhibits, exhibition of artwork by County of and their relatives again this year," or for Union County employees to Union workers and their families. said Freeholder Chairman Alexan- register online, visit "What a pleasure it is to see the der Mirabella. "We share the goal http://www. nationalartsprogrcim. or Students in Mrs. Russoniello's art class at Aldene outstanding artwork done by Union of The National Arts Program to g, venues/union-county-nj. Harly School in Roselle Park recently created paper County employees and family reach as many people as possible of registration is encouraged. sculptures. First they designed a paper using only members,'" said Freeholder Bette all ages, offering them a chance to Registration for the art exhibit is Sharpies and black and white designs. Once the Jane Kowalski, liaison to the Cul- display their artistic talents in a required by April 19. To request a designs were created, copies were made and 40 tural and Heritage Programs Advi- public exhibition." registration form and further infor- paper tubes were assembled. These paper tubes sory Board. "Whether they are new In the ailuli classifications, each mation, contact the Union County were then used to create unique 3-D sculptures. artists or people v\ho have exhibit- first-place winner will receive $300; Office of Cultural and Heritage ed before, the participants display a second place will receive $200 each; Affairs, 633 Pearl St.. Elizabeth,NJ wide variety of work that always and third place; $100 each. There is 07202. Telephone: 908-558-2550 impresses with its quality." one $300 prize lor Best in show. In or e-mail [email protected]. Let Us Help You With Our I nines will be accepted in the each youth classification, $75 will NJ relay users call 711. 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Bergen, a member are requested. tive to conclude on Monday of the class of 2013, will receive a bachelor's and civic award An eight-week Vmvasa Yoga program for Springfield Free Public Librar>, 66 degree with individual concentration; specif- Bruce Bergen, a Union Counts attorney, more experienced and flexible participants Mountain Ave., will conclude its lunchtime ically, political, business and media relations. has been selected by the Springfield Bnai will be held each Wednesday in March and film series, "An Elizabeth Taylor Retrospec- B'rith to receive its 2012 International Citi- April, at 9:15 a.m. Childcare is available to tive," on Monday at 1 p.m. A new film series Patriot Chamber of zenship and Ci\ k Award, all pre-registered families. Participants are will begin on April 2. For specific titles and The presentation will be made on June 13 asked to bring their own mats. more information about the films, visil the Commerce dinner, May 10 at Temple Beth Ahm Yisrael. Springfield, bj library's website, HUHsfplnj.org or call 973- The Annual Springfield Patriot Chamber Joseph Tenenbaum, president.which covers Library celebrates 80 years 376-4930. of Commerce dinner is scheduled for Ma\ 10 all of Union Count) and is one of the largest It was 1931 and the depths of the Great Admission is free. Patrons can bring a at 6:30 p.m. at L'Affaire in Mountainside. B'nai B'rith units in New Jersey. Depression when the ladies of the Spring- brown bag lunch to the program. Coffee, tea Investors Savings Bank, represented b\ In announcing the selection o I Bergen for field PTA met to form a librarv association. and cookies will be served at 12:30 p.m. Assistant Vice President Daniei E. Murpln. the award. Tenenbaum praised Bergen tor his The committee donated S.s0 cash, collected will be recognized as Business of the Yew, high standards. Icnenkuint noted that books, ordered tables ami chairs and set Film fest a go for today and Springfield Chiropractor Ciar> lleeht Bergen, a Springfield resident and former about arranging the librarv in donated space The Spring International Film Festival will be recognized as Volunteer of the Year. longtime Springfield municipal attorney, has in the Brookstde Building on Morris Avenue. will begin at Springfield Free Public Library Jason C. Tramm. artistic director of the extensive legal experience m municipal, \\ hen the doors llnallv opened on March Id. on March 15. The library will screen "A Mat- New Jerse\ State Opera, will be the keynote count) and state organizations and is with the 1932, Springfield Free Public 1 fcrar) had ter of Size," 2009, at 1 and 7 p.m. This is a speaker at the dinner. law firm of krevsky. Silbei ami Bergen. 1,000 books and letters o\' congratulations comedy about a "coming out" of a different The New Jerse\ State Opera is dedicated Bergen, active in Rotary, has served as from President Herbert Hoover ami tioxer- kind; overweight people learning to accept to bringing lull-scale grand operas, complete special counsel tor Runnels Hospital in niM A. llarrv Moore. In the first year thev themselves. It is filmed in Hebrew and with full orchestra, full chorus and accom- Berkeley Heights and has assisted New Jer- issued 750 librarv cards. Japanese with English subtitles and will run plished artists to New Jersey. Tramm holds scv residents in the organizations which he On March 18. there will he a celebration for 90 minutes. The movie is not rated. degrees m music from the Crane School, the has guided, lenenbauni said. of the library's SO years o( service to the Admission is free, and refreshments will Hartt School, and a DMA in conducting from Springfield community. Memories will be be served. Assistive listening devices are Rutgers University. He also serves as an Church offers yoga classes shared at 1:30 p.m. with a reception, ami available upon request. The library is located Artist in Residence at Seton Hall Universit) The First Presbyterian Church of Spring- light refreshments will offered. at 66 Mountain Ave. For more information, and is the artistic director of the Hudson Val- field will oiler two voga programs, free of Also featured vsill be the songs ol the Si call 973-376-4930 or visit www.sfplnj.org. ley Chorale. Tramm's work with the New charge, to the entire community. To reserve a in a concert called "Cheer I lp America." fea- Jersey State Opera has received accolades. Springfield's Bergen spot call 973-379-4320. turing such favorites as "Keep on the Sunns Hors' d'oeuvres will be served at 6:30 An eight-week chair voga program for Side of the Street" and "Bve Bye Blues." named to Dean's list p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. For reservation senior citizens and beginners will start on sung b) guitarist Ken I elen. Ross C. Bergen, son of Jodi and Bruce and sponsorship opportunities, email din- March 20 and continue through Mas 8. The I den has played acoustic guitar for more Bergen of Springfield, has been named to the [email protected]. program will begin at 1:30 p.m. The program than 4S years,

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He was name. and Perei made sales on behalf of were taken. • March 6: An investigation was processed at the Roselle Park Mediterra without having the • March 3: A report was made to made due to a police report of a Once back at the Roselle Park Police Department, then transport- inventory necessary to deliver the police department ol a theft on shoplifting at 900 Springfield Ave. Police Department, Ortega contin- ed to the Union County Jail after he them, they stole mushrooms and Magie Avenue of copper and pipes. A female checked negative during a ued to claim his true name was was unable to post bail in the oilier products from D'Artagnan • March 3: Police made an arrest shoplifting investigation. The store Angel Ortega, however, a finger- amount of $15,750. and used them to fulfill the on Stuyvcsant and Hillside Avenues was advised of complaint proce- Mediterra orders. at a motor vehicle stop. Arrested dures. To cover up the ongoing thefl were Altanirah Hinton, George • March 6: Police responded to a and the use of D'Artagnan's refrig- Dailey ill and Jaquil Nclson-How- motor vehicle theft on Galloping IN MEMORIAM erators to store other Mediterra products, Silva instructed D'Artag- ABEND — Lucille Y. (Spurr), of Roselle Park; March 7. nau's inventory control employee ADAMS — Martin E., of Union; March 9. to inflate the company's purchase OBITUARIES ALLEN — Ophelia "Joan," Amy, of Roselle; March 6. Orders and avoid entering certain ALPAUGH — Helen C, of Springfield; March 6. product deliveries into the compa- Shirley Ruth Kumos Hospital. ALSTON — Ronald E. "Boo," of Union; March 7. ny's inventory. Shirley Ruth Kumos (nee Buckler) Funeral services will be held on ANDREAS — Shirley, of Union; in March. Silva operated the mushroom Of Springfield, N.I, passed on Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Bradley AUDINO — Genevieve, of Clark; March 9. theft scheme while on pre sentenc- March 7, 2012. Funeral services Haeberle & Barth Funeral Home, BRIDGMAN — Harry S., of Clark; March 7. ing release alter pleading guilty to were held on Friday, March 9, 2012 1100 Pine Ave. Union BUTLER — Eileen, of Rahway; March 4. an unrelated conspiracy. Prom 2000 at Mcnorah Chapels at Millburn, (www.bradleyfuneralhomes.com). CALDWELL — Mary, of Kenilworth; March 5. through 2005. Silva was a \ ice 2950 Vauxhall Rd., Union, N.J. Interment will follow at Hollywood CAPODANNO — William D. Sr., of Mountainside; March 8. president in charge of operations at Interment followed at Bern Israel Memorial Park, Union. Visitation CHOROM1EC — Alfred Gregory, of Union; March 9. I'luhps Accessories and Computer Cemetery in Woodbridge, NJ. will be on Tuesday from 2 to 4 and DeLOUISA— Vincent Angelo, of Springfield; March 7. 7 to 9 p.m. Peripherals, Inc. During that time, Shirley was a devoted wife, DOUGLAS — Deaconess Dorothy Magdalene, of Cranford; Silva and others caused Philips to mother, grandmother, great grand- Born and raised in Union City, March 7. pay a temporal) stalling agency for mother, aunt and fierce friend who NJ, Grace lived in Union since GREEN —Anne "Nannie," of Union; March 8. the services ni fake employees, Uuigbl man) of Springfield's chil- 1951. She was an executive secre- GRIESI — Thomas J. Jr., of Union; March 7. ultimately routing the fraudulent dren over a distinguished 25-year tary at Waterman Steamship Com- KELLY — Marian V., formerly of Mountainside; March 9. paychecks to hank accounts the) i Following her retirement. pany and was a volunteer for Meals KROLL — Grace, of Union; March 10. controlled. The conspiracy lasted Mrs. Kumos devoted herself to On Wheels for 10 years. Grace was KURNOS — Shirley Ruth, of Springfield; March 7. nearly six years and defrauded Improving Springfield's library a member of the Presbyterian MATYSEK — Stephen Sr., of Mountainside; March 6. Philips of approximately SI.2 mil- system b) serving many years on Women. MOSS — Dr. Robert, of Springfield; March 5. lion. the town's Library Board. Predeceased by her beloved hus- MEYERS-FRITTS — Judith, formerly of Clark; March 6. Silva pleaded guilty in Decem- She is survived by her husband, band, Frederick Kroll, she is sur- PLUMMER — Frank, of Cranford, formerly of Kenilworth; ber 2008 before U.S. Magistrate Philip, of 68 years, her sister, Jack- vived by her devoted children, March 4. Judge Part} Shwartz, charging him ie, her daughter, Karen, of Nancy Kroll, Linda Kupchik and RODE — Erwin A., of Summit; March 3. with one count each of conspiracy Watchimg, NJ and her son. Ken, of her husband, Michael, and Diane WEILANDICS — Josephine, of Linden; March 5. to commit mail fraud and income Brook line, MA. Ingman and her husband, Walter; WILLIAMS — Breyon Lamar, of Roselle; March 8. her loving grandchildren, Scott ta\ evasion. U.S. District Judge The family would appreciate that WOODSON — Evangelist Ida Pearl, of Union, formerly of Kupchik, Kristen Schutzman, and Faith S. llochberg sentenced Silva an) donations made in Shirley's Roselle; March 2. l Megan Ingman; her cherished in June 200 > to 27 months in honor be made to organizations great-grandson. Jason Schutzman, prison, three years of Supen ised such ;is the Susan U Komen for the her twin brother, Herbert Kern, and Obituaries are special notices submitted by Funeral Directors or release and ordered him to pay Cure. her sister, Edith Steen. families to be published on these pages and online. To place a paid $843,414 in restitution obituary fax 908-686-4169 or send an email to obits@thelocal- In lieu of flowers, donations may In addition to the prison term Grace (Kem) Kroll source.com. Obituaries must be received by noon Monday. Family imposed. Judge Cavanaugh sen- Qrtce (Kern) Kroll. «4. of be made to Connecticut Farms and friends 'submissions must include sender s name, address, phone tenced Silva to a year of supen iseii Union, N.I, passed away on Satur- Presbyterian Church, 888 and the name of the funeral home. Call 908-686- 7850 for assistance. day, March 10, 2012, at Overlook Stuyvesant Ave, Union, NJ 07083, UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 17 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY

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For complete details and a review child will lake comfort in hearing of the show, see Page 20. what others have done, and contin- ue to do, to move loiwaid with their lives," adds I'edersoii. CRANFORD BRIEFS I he panel of bereaved parents includes Jane dementi, mother ol Art Night at Bloomingdale Historian discusses his latest persistent fan, who eventually managed to meet Tyler dementi, a Rutgers Universi- scheduled for March 28 work 'of the unknown woman' her idol, George Harrison. ty student who took his life in 2010; Kristen was born in Atlantic City and raised I he 14th annual Bloomingdale Avenue Historian Alexander Shipley will talk about Daniel Ahui; Judith Avrin; Ruth in Northeast Philadelphia. She is a children's School Art Night will be held on March 28. his book. "The Case of the Unknown Woman: Gugiociello; Christopher Mattioli; book author, an animal rescuer and an interna- The students, accompanied by one parent or The Story of One of the_Most Intriguing Murder and Wendy Scfcik; among others. tional humane education teacher. Her recent trip guardian, are invited at 6p.m. to spend an Mysteries of the Nineteenth Century," on March Their beloved children died to London and Liverpool to introduce "A Date evening at the school making art, fun and mem- 28 at 7:30 p.m. in Cranford Community Center with a Beatle" was so successful that she has result of various causes, including ories together. at 221 Walnut Ave. acute illness, suicide, an eating dis- been invited back to England and to central This year, Art Night will center around the " The Case of the Unknown Woman" is order, cancer, and Sudden Infant Hurope for a nine country summer tour in 2012. books of Eric Carle, whose collage style illus- about a young woman, whose frozen corpse was Death Syndrome, or SIDS. No mat- "A Date with a Beatle" has been translated into trations ol animals of all kinds will be the inspi- found bj four brothers on Central Avenue in ter the cause ol death, each parent German and also will be released in Spanish. ration for an opportunit) for parent or guardian Rahway on March 26, 1887. Her throat was hopes ih,il In sharing Ins or her sto- Kristen's books, "My Name is Henley: My Life and child to work together making art. slashed, and her bodv was covered with bruis- ne,, thej will provide hope and and Times as a Rescued Dog" and "The Rain- I lie group will be reading books by Carle es. The most bizarre element of this murder is inspiration lo those in the audience. bow Bridge: A Dog's Story," have interested the and speculating about his works of art. including that no one was ever able to give a positive iden- "I have found strength in shar Best Friends Animal Society, the Jane Goodall what materials, techniques and skills were used. tification of the victim. News of the case spread Institute, plus many children. Roth books are mi' ni\ storj .mi! li m the All the students will explore, learn and practice far and w ide, and as many as I (),()()() people filed stories of others," says Sefcik. used to teach humane education to children of the process o\' painting various papers for col- past the victim's coffin in hopes of identifying all ages. Kristen will have copies of "A Date The event will take place in the I lie students will experience being "the her as a missing relative or friend. Wallace Auditorium at Overlook with a Beatle," available for purchase and for expert," who will lead their parents through the To this day, her identity is unknown and the signing. Medical ( enter, '>i> Beauvoir Ave., process of creating their own collage. ease is unsolved. Shipley is Railway's city his- Summit. There is no charge to I or more information about the book, visit All artwork will be hung once completed and torian and the director oi' Museum Operations at attend, but donations are welcome. Imp: www.adatewitfuibeatle.com. Admission to Rahwa\ s Merchants and Drovers Tavern Muse- exhibited ftw viewing throughout the school the program is free, and all are welcome. I ighl refreshments will be served. building. um. Copies of "The Unknown Woman" will be Parking is available 111 the West available for purchase and lor signing. Garage. Registration is required bj Literacy Volunteers to hold Admission is lice, and all are welcome. The callin H 't! 9580 oi visil Parks and Recreation spring program is sponsored by Cranford Public- various training events •( lasses ft I veins" at registration is ongoing Library. Literacy Volunteers of Union County, a vol- www.atUoiticHeaiA.org. I he Cranfbrd Recreation and Parks Depart- unteer driven, non-profit organization dedicated Pederson will ofifei an 8 week ment has announced that registration for Spring to increasing the literacy of adults and their fam- grief support group at Overlook ms, Session 3, began on March 12 at the Residents can have 'A Date ilies in Union County, is currently registering Medical Center featuring the Mo> Community Center. In-person and online regis- with a Beatle' March 21 for the Spring New Tutor Training Workshop. ing forward bereavement support tration are occurring simultaneously unless oih- Cranford Public Library will be host to There is a non-refundable registration fee to model specifically for parents who erwise indicated in the Fall Winter Spring 2011 - Judith kristen, author of the recently published cover the cost of materials distributed to new have lost children. The group will 2012 brochure. "A Dale with a Beatle," on March 2 I at 7:30 volunteers at the workshop. For information begin April 11. For more informa- Ibis brochure can be found online at p.m. in the Cranford Community Center. 221 about Literacv Volunteers, call 908-755-7998, tion about Interregnum, visit www.craffford.com/rec. For more information. Walnut \\e " \ Dale with a Beatle" is a look email susaivW lvaunion.org or visit the website www,interregnum org or call call 709-7283 I hese programs are for Cranfbrd back ai the glorv days of Beatlemania, as seen www.lvaunion.org. Register for the workshop by 224-6900. residents only. through the eyes of a loyal, devoted, and very clicking on the link in Upcoming Events. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 19 UNION BRIEFS Weekend service with a.m. in Berkeley Heights, with a full program housed in Union's Department of Economic church office, and the name, number of for all ages. The Sunday Evening Service is Development. adults and children attending, and a call back special emphasis at 6:30. and mid-week Praise and Bible Their program will be part of the meeting telephone number. Call bj today at 908-687- On March 23 and March 25. Calvary Study is at 7:30 on Wednesday. Visit the of the Union Township Historical Society, 8077. The church is located behind Union Assembly of God, Union, will hold a special website. www.CatvaryAsseMbty.tv. For more which will begin at 2 p.m. Non-membetS arc Center at 2095 Berwyn St.. Union. Missions Emphasis Weekend featuring information, call 908-964-1133. invited to attend. Refreshments will be David Stewart Jr. On March 23 at 7:30 p.m., served. Admission is free. For more informa- there will be a Youth Emphasis Missions tion, call Barbara La Mort at Q08-6S"'-004S Raffle sponsored by UEF Service, which will be open to the public, Slideshow to present The Township of Union Education Foun- and on March 25 at 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m.. historic Union dation, a non-profit charitable organization, Missions Sunday, also will be open to the Tom Beisler and Tom Haggertv will give Breakfast with the Easter whose purpose is to raise funds to sponsor public. On March 25 at 6 p.m., an Evangelis- an original slide presentation. "Union Cen- Bunny, Saturday innovative and educational programs in tic Service will feature speaker, Rev. David ter. " at the Caldvveli Parsonage. W) C'ald- For his 19m >ear in a row. the Faster Union's public schools, will sponsor a raffle l Stewart, Jr. well Ave.. Union, at 2:30 p.m. on March 18. Bunnv. will hop on over to United Methodist Ma) » at S p.m. at Liberty Hall. 1003 Morris Stewart is a preacher, teacher, singer and The production, will be a pictorial history Church in Union on March 17 to have break- Ave., Union, at the annual Education Foun- worship leader. He is the founder of "Jesus of the evolution of "the Center." from the fast w ith the public and to benefit the work of daiion reception. It was announced that the Gives Life Ministries." He serves as a mis- time when it extended up the hill from the doctors and nurses at Children's Specialized winner need not be present. sionary to the people of India. Every year, present-day intersection of West Chestnut 1 [ospital in Mountainside, from °:30 to 11:30 There w ill be a cost for tickets. First prize Stewart conducts about 10 "Jesus Gives Street and Stuyvesant Avenue, near Con- a.m. The kitchen will close at 11:15 a.m. is an Apple iPad 16QB donated by Investors Life" meetings. necticut Farms Presbyterian Church, through in addition to a pancake breakfast, com- Bank, a S550 value; second prize is a park Calvary Assembly is a local church affili- its growth in the 1920s, IQ30s and 1940s, plete with sausage and bacon, whatever one pass at DISIU'N World for four people, a S500 ated with the Assemblies of God. with head- into the "colonialization" of the store fronts, chooses, and coffee, tea juice and milk, there value, third prize, a gift basket donated by quarters in Springfield, Mo. Its pastors are until today. will be crafts. Easter egg dying, a jellybean White Realty, a S150 value, and four prize, a the Rev. John W. Bechtel, \sith the Rev. Beisler and Haggertx. trustees of the counting contest with prizes, and a StOTJ tune gtt) basket donated In Whole I "ods. $100 Joshua Bechtel. assistant pastor and worship Union Township Historical Society, created to tell me true storj of' *ster for the children. value. leader and campus pastor in Berkeley. their program from photographs and old The bunnv will be on hand to take pictures Tickets are available at Union Center 1 The church's weekly services are held on newspaper clippings found in the archives of for a donation. National Bank, - 155 Morris Ave., or In call- Sundays at 8:45 and 11 a.m. in Union and 11 the museum at the parsonage and those Reservations can he made l>> calling the in;.' Barbara al 908-687-5743. WORSHIP CALENDAR Plane Street). Union. Tel: (908) 686-6773. Vuuxhull NJ 07HSN 9:15 am Communion. 11:00 am Famil} Bible begins ai 10:15am followed by Fellowship ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Dr. Leon J. Yagod. Rabbi Emeritus; Oscar Phone:908-964-1282 Hour and Sunday School loi all Hour Church lime nursery and Sundav Newman. Cantor; David Gelbaod, President. Pastor: Rev Dennis I Hughes Wednesdav 7:00 pm iv.na tod Bible Study, CALVARY ASSEMBLY OF COD "One School lor infant to second grade avail Congregation B'Nai Ahavath Shalom is a Sundav - Church School 9 \\l (chtldcare provided), Fridaj 7:00 pm Youth Sunday School Ebi grades I 12 begins al Great Church - Two l.ocalions!" Main imp Service 10; \M Activities foi Grade School age, li Hi traditional conservative congregation with a 9 (Hi.mi in the Parish !!>• I hurch Campus: 953 Wesl Chestnut Si., I'nion. 2nd full range of programs. I) Ml "l Si RVK I s Wednesday - Bible t l:is> 630 to 7:30 Si High kcnilworth Campus: 172 Springfield Ave.. Berkeley Mall. I oi more information about Church Sun: 8:30am; Mon-ErL: 7:30am; Fridaj Ml AKI \vl I COME Heights. www.CalvaiyAssembly.tv. 908- evening: 8pm; SATURDAY: 9:00am. loraii MOt MAINSII1K CHAPEL and communit) activities or IO 964-1133. half hour before each sen ice. Hebrew 1 ISII Sprui i>i Mountainside, contact Pastoi Ney, please call the < (Please note: All events and School: Sundays 9:30am. COMMUNITY 1 NITED METHODIS1 Bible taught In l)i 0 II > Office at '>i e-mail sen ices are held at the t 'nion CHURCH 10 \M 1 irstPC i Hlicc ,i \ei i/on.net. campus unless oiherw ise noted. I sol Chestnut si. i imsiiau Education rbr all ages 9 10 AM Sunday Schedule. JEWISH- Roadie Park YI I Wednesdaj Youth Group 6 i" I'M Morning Worship - 8:45am & 11:00am CONSERVATIVE Phone: 908-245-2 Praya Meeting ' 00 I'M ROMAN CATHOLIC Morning Worship i Berkele) campus) - (www.roseUeparkumc.org i,.i more info, please call 9« 11:00am Pastor Rev. Glenn v Scbeyhing or mountainsidechapel g comcasLnel nil (III R< II OF oi K I vl)i OP Berkeley Sunday School 10:00am TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRU'.L 60 10:30 AM Worship v l oi ROES, •<>" Central V •All Sunday morning services include lemple Drive. Springfield. 973-376-0539 - \\1 Sundav School Mo alnstde, '"'* ';' ii''' I elebrale the ehildcare and Kid/ Church lor ages 2-10!' a friendly inclusive t onservative Childcare Available PRESBYTERIAN I oid\ l ),i\ \IIIK ipated Mass 5 00pm, Sundaj Sunda) School lor Ml Ages- 10:00am Egalitarian congregation, welcomin ai 7; Xiani. 9 10am. il tOam Weekdays; I vening Sen ice - 6:30pm the broader community of mature couples, ( 0MM1 Ml Y I'KI Sin I I Kl \\ Monday -1 n,l.r 'ii.mi S.ilurd.iy N.OOain, Weekda) Schedule: singles, "traditional" Jewish families 1 Mil D METHODIST CHI K( not CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, MountainsMe, s,i, i.mi. in ,n Reconciliation, Saturdaj at Ipm. 1 adies Bible Study - Wed. a 10:00am and lesbian Jews, and inlerfaith families UNION. Berwyn Street at i rvertook lei New Jcisev 07092 You -ire invited to join us in Perpetual adoration I hapel foi personal prayei Familv Night-Wed. a 7:30pm Worship Services on Sundays al 10:30 am. llus Dedicated to enriching the lives of our Union, Rev, lames G RyOO, Pastor. Jonathan ami di \ otion w w u pllmountain • (includes Adult Bible Study, Boys<£ (iirls Schneider. Music Director. Church Office you to enjo) uplifting musi< and illniounlainsii community by providing an inviting programs i 5077. Parsonage 686-2412. Worship relevant messages thai "ill energize and inspire Youth Nighi - Fri .i 7:30pm environment lor spiritual education and Service 11:00 .A.M.. Sunda) worship you, We otlei ;i warm and friendly environment ( ollege A: Career • Fri (2 7:30pm locial interaction, we offer a year-round includes a children's sermon, followed b) with Bible study, Sunda) school and active si. JAMES nil M'OSIII I'ARISII •Visit us ;M: www.CalvaryAssembly.tv* NAEYC certified Kark Childhood Sundav School, and communion on the liisi adult and youth groups 1 ••> rurthei information, (OMMIMIV IS South Springfield Ivenue, Program, Religious School, leer Institute, Sunday of each month. All welcome, ' nited please contact Dr. ( hiislophcr Belden. I'a.loi .n Springfield. New Jersej 07081 973 176 1044 Men's Club, Women's League. HaAik Methodist Men's. Women's and Youth 908-232-9490. www.iointjamesparish.org SUNDAY MASS (Seniors), minyan services twice daily, and groups. Home Bible Studies 3rd Saturday Saturdav 5:00pm [anticipated), Sunda) 7:30, I kRAINlAN EVANGELICAL each month. I IKS I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OK 'i (in. 10:30am and 1 ' I oon Wl I.KDAY ASSEMBLIES OF GOD a lull variety of activities and Shabbal R.UIWW i ornei "I Wesl Grand Ave. & MASS: Mondav Fridaj 7:30am, Saturdaj 2208 Stanley Terrace. Union (908) (.86-8171 services fro all ages. Visit vvvvvv.tbaynj.org MORAVIAN Church si. KAIIWAY. HOIJ Communion the ( II I Mil IN Rev. Walter Cehuh. Pastor lor service and activity dates and times or first Sunda} "i each month. Worship Sen 11:00am lain lime In appointment). "Note: All services are in Inglish . call (973) 376-0539. PLHASE JOIN US! BATTLE HILL COMMUNITY Sundays at 10:30 am: Fellowship Hour 1130 ( Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) Kabbi Mark Mallach (rabbiwitbaynj.org), MORAVIAN (III R< II, 77 Liberty Ave. lurserj I" i<> an - 11:30 am. Office Sunday Worship: 10:MAM Shiri liaines. Executive Director Union, 908-686-LAMB. Kev. Percival Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 3:30 pm. 732- ST. IOSLTII I'ARISII, 767 Prospect Street, Sunday livening: 6:30 PM ([email protected]).. Gordon, I'astor. Sunday worship 1030 am. 382-0803 www.rahwaywonhipiorg. Maptowood (I Wk. S. of Springileid Ave I. Food Pantry") Wednesday) 5-6:45 PM Sunday School 9:15 am. Women's (inHip 973-761.J933, sinCe 1914 serving Maplewood Wednesday Family Night: 7:00 PM meets first Wednesday of every month 1:30 and .nil i. sell his soul if Christopher Charles Wood, as as are Susan Mosher, Jill vide some extra innings this spring "Whatevei Lola Wants," "Heart," he could onlj be young enough to young Joe Hardy, lias a resound- Abramovitz, Steve Czarnecki, Gary here in Millburn? UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 21 Old habits, like the vegetable garden, are new again Back in the late- 19th and early multiple layers of newspaper and wide sariety of these. The one advantage two-legged gar- 20th centuries, the average, middle- compost or mulch oxer the entire Plant your selected species and deners have over varmints is that class homeowner put decorative The bed area. You can plant through this varieties, and make sure you have a we can talk to each other and use garden elements in the front yard right away, but it is best left [o handy water supply either old- the Internet to solve problems. and more utilitarian features in the Gardener's decompose for a period of time fashioned cans or hoses or new tan- 1 \ploit that advantage. back. Food growing, laundry dry- before planting. If you make a gled, drip-irrigation s> stems. Some Once you have tackled all of the ing and chicken husbandry all took Apprentice lasagna bed now. (he soil under it drip systems can be hooked up to above, all you have to do is watch place in the back. The neighbors By Elisabeth Ginsburg will bo considerably looser in a timers, so the watering is automat- and wait until your harvest is ready. knew that you did such things, but, month, or six weeks, when sou ic. It' you can't eat everything you day to day, they preferred to admire There is no point to growing beets want to plant. The food you grow will be just grow, can it, freeze it, foist it off on the bedding schemes, shrubs and if all you are going to do is look at If your soil is a mess — heavily as attractive to birds, insects and neighbors or call your local soup trees that you planted out front. them. compacted, solid clay or otherwise animals as it is to you, so prepare kitchen or food pantry to see if they Laundry no longer goes out on The next step is to create a untenable — make a raised bed. for critter control. Since you are can use the surplus. the line, but other old habits are planting bed. The best advice on This is essentially a bottomless. going to eat the final product, Gardening, like other pleasura- new again, as millions of people this is to start fairly small — say 3 soil-filled box that sits in a desig- organic methods make sense. ble activities, should have as little return to keeping vegetable gardens feet square. This is enough for a nated, sunny garden spot. If you arc However, this often means hand siivss and guilt attached to it as pos- and even chickens. However, these few tomato or pepper plants, or a handy, you can make your own picking unwanted pests, like toma- sible. Large garden centers have all days, if a property's sunniest spots number of herbs. If you decide that raised bed out of lengths of 2-bv-4 to homworms. the equipment you need, not to are in the front, the neighbors prob- you like growing your own food, or 2-by-8 wood. You can also buy Deer can be managed with mention seeds and starter plants. A ably won't be shocked to see toma- you can always enlarge the bed easy-to-assemble kits that include repellent sprays, but arc deterred good mail order source tor growers to plants there. later. You can set the bed's dimen- side walls made of recycled plastic much more thoroughly and effi- o( things edible and ornamental is Some food gardeners, like their sions by marking the plot with or rubber. Once the raised bed is ciently with barrier fences. Stop Gardener's Supply, 128 Intervale spiritual kin who specialize in roses stakes and string. built, it should be filled with good birds with netting or other cover- Road. Burlington, VT 05401, 888- or orchids, would like you to Some people swear by tilling garden soil. ing. Burrowing, digging or tunnel- 833-1412, www'.giinlcncrs com. believe that home growing is a before planting. Others, like me, If raised beds are too much of B ing animals, like rabbits or ground- complicated and mysterious thing. are afraid of mechanical tillers. problem, you can also grow many hogs, are best deterred by barriers Rlisabi'th (linsburg, a resident of It isn't — or rather, it is only as Some people double-dig their beds, edible plants, from tomatoes to let- thai extend below ground level, Easel County, is a frequent con- complicated as you want to make it. adding organic material as they go. tuce, in containers, grow bags or Talk to other food gardeners in tributor to Worrall Community You start by figuring out what I don't do that either. With veg- upside-down pots hung from books yoor neighborhood about the pests Newspapers. The writer archives you want to grow, which should etable or flower gardens, I like the on porches or balconies. Catalogs they encounter most frequently and past columns at http://www.gar- coincide with what you like to eat. "lasagna method," vvhich alternates and mass merchandisers carry a take their advice about controls. denersupprentice. com.

Children's hospital Trailside program presents autism event Marching orders Children's Specialized Hospital presents "Trends in Autism: Hear visits Raptor Trust From the Experts, the 26th Annual Autism Symposium," on April 20 The Union County Board of facility," said Freeholder Chair- at the Pines Manor in Edison. Par- Chosen Freeholders and the man Alexander Mirabella. "It ticipants will learn practical strate- Department of Parks and Com- also is exciting that the audience gies to assist with daily functioning munity Renewal are pleased to will be introduced to one of the for people with Autism Spectrum announce that "The Raptor Trust Trust's 'avian ambassadors' - a Disorder. Story" will be presented at Trail- hawk or an owl." Geared towards healthcare side Nature and Science Center Lauren Butcher, the trust's providers, menial health profes- in Mountainside on March 22. Education Director since 2005, sionals, adults with AS1). This program for adults, 18 will provide a behind-the-scenes parents/caregivers, school person- and older, will run from 7:15 to look at what the trust does to care nel, therapists and other profes- 8:15 p.m. The admission fee is $8 for the thousands of injured and sionals interested in autism. per person for Union County res- orphaned birds thai are brought There is a fee and the registra- idents and $10 for out-of-county to the facility each year. Butcher tion deadline is April 6. For more participants. Pre-registration is began volunteering at the Raptor information visit: www.chihkcn.s- preferred, but walk-ins will be Trust in 1999. She has a Master's specialized. org/E vents. accommodated as space permits. Degree from Rutgers University, The Raptor Trust, located in where she studied the histor) of Millington on the edge of the amateur ornithology in the Unit- Car show to roll into Great Swamp National Wildlife ed States. Mountainside April 15 Refuge, is one of the premier The presentation will focus on "History's Wheels, The Third wild bird rehabilitation centers in raptors, for which the center is Circuit," a local car show, will be the United States. named, but it also will include a held April 15 from noon to 4 p.m., The facility includes a hospi- discussion on common injuries, at the Hetficld House, Constitution tal with state-of-the-art medical medical procedures and the sea- Plaza, Mountainside. This third equipment, an education center, sonal care of baby birds. The pro- annual event is sponsored by the and outdoor aviaries that can gram will touch on a wide variety Mountainside Historic Restoration house several hundred birds. The of bird species that come through Committee. Trust's staff and volunteers care the Trust's doors and Butcher Suggested registration is $10 for more than 3,600 injured and will share some of their fascinat- per car, and $3 per spectator, kids orphaned birds each year, with ing stories. free. Car registration covers all the primary goal of releasing as To register for "The Raptor passengers. many as possible back into the Trust Story" or for information Food will be available; hot wild. on other upcoming programs and dogs, pretzels, popcorn from a "The Raptor Trust story gives events at Trailside, call 908-789- catered truck, and Girl Scouts will adults a fascinating glimpse into 3670 or visit www.ucnj.org/trail- be selling cookies. All proceeds to the world of hawks and other side. Trailside Nature and Sci- support Hetfield House activities. A peoples choice trophy will be birds of prey while providing ence Center is located at 452 I'lmlii l!\ Sli'M I Hill insight into the tremendous New Providence Road in Moun- awarded, but there will be no for- Bagpipers, floats, marchers and banners streamed amount of time and effort the tainside and is a service of the mal judging. Visit www.mountain- through Union Center for the annual Union County dedicated staff and volunteers put Union County Board of Chosen sidehistory.org for more informa- St. Patrick's Day parade. into their work at this unique Freeholders. tion. PAGE 22 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

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Since around the ninth or 10th century, people in Ireland have been observing the Roman Catholic least ilav of St. Patrick on March 17. Interestingly, however, the tlrst parade held to honor St. Patrick's Day took place noi in Ireland but in the United Stales. On March 17, 1762, Irish soldiers serving in the English military marched through New York City. Along with their music, the parade helped the soldiers reconnect with their Irish roots, as well as with fellow Irishmen serving in the English armv. UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 23 Happy Jops St. Patrick's from the businesses that proudly Day or Any support the 2012 Union County Day! St. Patrick's Day Parade

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Dress up garishly 41 Acarine APPEAR IN OUR it i (in wnh dry vermouth 42. University in N. Carolina CLASSIFIED 17. Opposite oil /I'M 43. 'Hie quality of a given color Cooking SECTION IK. FVcIs ongoing dull pain 44. WW2 female grunts 20. A major division of geolog- 45. Licenses TV stations -.-. LL. aaa^ • i t0 ica] lime 46. They 23. I Insusceptible to persuasion 47. The 13th Hebrew letter 24. Norwegian playwright llennk with Chef Cllie C/po Springtime side dish HOROSCOPE This is a wonderful side dish with steak, lamb or grilled chicken. get started on the tasks that need 20: Use this week as a time for March 18 to 24 your attention. Develop a plan and renewal, Capricorn. Set lofty goals ROASTED BRUSSEL SPROUTS WITH ARIES, March 21 to April 20: things will work out. because this will serve as a chal- PEPPERS AND PORTOBELLO MUSHROOMS Aries, even though sum intentions SORGO, Aug. 24 to Sept. 22: lenge in order for you to really are good, be Careful with words this Virgo, your confidence returns this shine and you thrive on chal- Ingredients ing sheet. week. Rely on yoiff actions and not week but you are still treading care- lenges. 2 to 3 packages brussel sprouts Roast sprouts until golden and lust your words to convey the mes- fully so as not to be disappointed AQUARIUS, Jan. 21 to Feb. 18: 3 red bell peppers, roasted and tender. sage. later on. Trust in yourself and you Aquarius, you may get caught up in peeled Meanwhile place the balsamic TAURUS, April 21 to May 21: likch won't be disappointed. your emotions about a certain per- 2 large portobello mushrooms, vinegar in a heavy sauce pan launis. you arc absolutely sure LIBRA, Sept. 23 to Oct. 23: son in your life. Take a step back sliced with the sugar. your work week will go your way. Establishing a balance between and you'll realize there's no reason 4 tbsp. olive oil Reduce the mixture until syrupy Considering you weigh all the facts humility and self-confidence is the to get so excited. 1 clove garlic, sliced then set aside. This is the dress- in decisions, there's a strong chance kc\ to being B well-rounded person, PISCES, Feb 19 to March 20: 1/2 cup Italian parsley, chopped ing. you'U be right. libra. Therefore, don't take the Pisces, once you start focusing on Salt and pepper Saute the mushrooms with the 4 GEMINI, May 22 to June 21: power of positive thinking to the what you want to do next, you find 1 cup balsamic vinegar tbsp. of olive oil and garlic until Gemini, you arc tempted to bend extreme. you have the motivation to get any- 1/4 cup sugar tender. the truth a little this week. Be care SCORPIO, Oct. 24 to Nov. 22: thing accomplished. Method Combine the brussel sprouts, fill what you wish for, as it might be Scorpio, although you are not over- Famous folks' birthdays Preheat oven to 350 degrees. roasted peppers, mushrooms hard to recover a sense of trust if lj excited about plans for the near March 18, Adam Levinc, singer, [f the brussel sprouts are large, and parsley in a bowl. yOHl actions aie discovered. future, you are capable of balancing 33 halve them. Coat with the balsamic reduc- CANCER, June 22 to July 22: t.mtass with reality. 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You can look for other answers by March 23, Keri Russell, actress, Ellie Espo, " is found at www.chefetlieespo.com, where you can LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23: Leo, being in touch with friends and 36 also print out her recipes. A cookbook is in the works. She may family. be contacted at [email protected], or you may view her you are aware of what lies ahead, March 24, Peyton Manning, ath- recent videos bv visiting www.youtube.com/user/chefellieespo. but you're not eager to jump in and CAPRICORN, Dec. 22 to Jan. lete, 36 Stories and photos may be Sports Numbers emailed to Phone: 908-686-7700 x142 [email protected] SPORTS Fax: 908-686-4169 UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE L0CALS0URCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 25 Former RC hoop stars find success in college Skrec, Tobie, Malone, Baker making mark By IK Parachini "Basketball wise. 1 think that the biggest wa> that Sports Editor RC prepared me was by providing me with a good The suceess of the Roselle Catholic girls' basketball work ethic." program is far more reaching than just Union County That ethic was first enforced hv her father .loe. the That might not have been more evident than this girls' head coach at RC. season when former standouts Allison Skrec. Melissa "It wasn't an option to have a good work ethic or Tobie, Jenny Malone and Brittany Baker helped lead not," Skrec said. "Without a good work ethic in high their women's college basketball teams to numerous school, our team knew that we wouldn't produce victories. results. That is win we put all ofthe energv and effort Skrec earned her first starts as a sophomore at into what we did so that we could reach the goals that Manhattan Cortege, Tobie and Malone excelled in we knew we could." their first years at Montclair State University, while Goals met included the Lions winning conference ' Baker was a key contributor for Union County College and countv championships during Skrec's junior and this winter. senior seasons. All four also starred on Roselle Catholic's three "If I didn't have a good work ethic in high school it Union County Tournament championship teams in would have been a much more difficult transition 2009, 2010 and 2011, with Tobie starting on all three. because from the moment you start playing college Skrec and Malone on the first two and Baker on the basketball you realize that everyone is just as good as third. you, if not better, so you have to immediately begin Manhattan (16-15) was waiting to see if it will working to improve your game," Skrec said. receive a second consecutive postseason bid. The 16- "Everyone's dream is to make it to the NCAA team field for the Women's Basketball Invitational tournament and mine is no different." (WBI) was to be unveiled after the NCAA Tournament Tobie had a dream season for the Red Hawks. She selections were announced Monday. was named NJAC Rookie ofthe Week nine teams. The Jaspers, who lost to Siena in the quarterfinals It was only natural that the 6-1 freshman guard- of the MAAC Tournament, reached the semifinals of forward from Elizabeth was named the conference's the WBI in 2011. Rookie of the Year. Tobie also landed a spot on the Skrec was named Union County Player of the Year NJAC's All-Conference First Team. by The Star-Ledger her junior and senior seasons of MSU's season came to a close with a 7(>-(>X loss al 2009 and 2010. Last year she came off the bench in 16 Kean in the NJAC Tournament semifinals. games for the Jaspers, scoring six points in 35 minutes. Tobie scored 23 points and grabbed seven rebounds She graduated RC as the school's all-time leading for MSU, which ended its season at 19-8. The Red scorer with 1,338 points. Hawks were seeking their first conference tournament Photo* coartwj ot Mntattul aOaftaad MSII "Like everyone says, the biggest difference from title game appearance since 1995 when they won their Above, Manhattan sophomore Allison Skrec drives high school basketball to college basketball is the only championship. Instead, MSU was denied by kean to the basket. Below, Montclair State freshman speed of the game," Skrec said. "People aren't lying again, falling to 0-8 all-time vs. the Cougars including Melissa Tobie dribbles past a defender. when they say that." losses in the semifinals in three ofthe last live years. This season Skrec moved into the starting role at "The highlight of our season this year would defi- point guard when Linden's Ondya Morgan went nitely be us bouncing back after starting off' 2-4," down with an injury. Unfortunately for Skrec, she Tobie said. "For the rest of the season we only lost later suffered a season-ending injury. four games and all four losses were lo teams ranked A 5-7 guard from Roselle who is majoring in edu- nationally, so that was a big accomplishment." cation, Skrec was able to start five of the 21 games she Tobie became the fifth player for MSU to be named played in this season, averaging 4.1 points. the league's Rookie of the Year and the third to be "The size ofthe girls is also a big difference" Skrec named First-Team also in the same season. She joins said. "Going up against a 5-foot. 11-inch center in high Aidil Borrero in 1995 and Ebony Allen in 2003 as the school when driving to the basket is a lot different than only players in program history to hold that distinction. going up against a 6-3 player when attacking the rim. Tobie was a model of consistency througriQUi the "Also, while high school basketball Consumed a lot season and ranked as one ofthe top all-around players of my time, it was nothing compared to the way that in the NJAC. averaging I 7.8 points per game and eight college basketball does."" rebounds while shooting 50.5 percent from the field Manhattan lost rather decisively at Marist 61-41 in and nearly 80 percent at the foul line (.79K). She also conference plaj back on Jan. 9. The Jaspers bounced had 53 blocks and 44 steals. In the 13-game confer- back to beat Marist 4S-44 at home on Feb. 4. with the ence slate. Tobie's numbers were nearly identical al game in Riverdale, N.Y. broadcast on HSPN3. 17.3 points per outing and 79 percent shooting at the ""The highlight of our season was definitely beating charity stripe. Marist at home." Skrec said. "Unfortunately I didn't She connected on 48.7 of her attempts from the play because ofmj collar bone injury, bid ii was still Held and added 28 assists. 29 blocks and 27 steal an awesome game to be a part of. MSL finished second in the North Division. "I was so proud of my teammates. Marist is a great Tobie was The Star-Ledger's 2011 selection as team so it was really cool to say that we were the only Union County Player of the Year. MAAC team to beat Marist this season." "I would say that the greatest adjustment during Skrec has two more years remaining and a lot of my transition from high school basketball lo college playing time awaits, especially as a prospective starter. basketball would be the competition," Tobie said. "I was definitely prepared for Manhattan College "Everyone on the court has close to the same amount school-work wise," Skrec said. "The workload is fairly ol locus on basketball. similar to RC, so it wasn't too big of an adjustment. See STANDOUTS, Page 27 PAGE 26 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Summit hockey wins Public B By JR Parachini Sports Editor A very successful Summit ice hockey program produced many league and Cup titles over the years. However, one thing was missing. That was a state championship. Summit came the closest 12 years ago, falling in the Public Schools final. Given another opportunity to reach its ultimate goal, the Hilltoppers took advantage this time. Riley Flynn took a pass from Mike Nyitray and scored the game- winning goal with 5:01 left in overtime to lift fourth-seeded Summit past third-seeded Tenafly 2-1 in overtime in last Friday night's Public B state championship game at The Prudential Center in Newark. This was Summit's only overtime game this season. The Hilltoppers went 4-1 in one-goal games, including last Wednesday's 3-2 win over ninth- seeded Ramsey in the semifinals at Mennen Arena in Morris Township. Flynn, a freshman, scored his 17th goal to go along with 16 assists for 33 points. Nyitray, a standout senior defenseman, scored late in the second period to give Summit a 1-0 lead, with teammate Frank Lawrence earning an assist. Tenafly came back a minute later to tie the game at 1-1 when Eric Shalek scored off an assist from his brother Scott Shalek with one minute to go before the third period. Summit fired seven of the 11 shots on goal Linden High School 2011 graduate Jaurice Jones is now enrolled full time at in a scoreless third period and the first four shots of overtime. Summit UMass and ready to begin his football scholarship at the Division 1 school. sophomore goaltendcr Garrett McGowan made 22 saves, while Tenafly goalie Jon Winawer stopped 26 shots on goal. Bergen County power Tenafly, which was playing in its fifth straight overtime contest, finished a fine season at 23-4-1. Linden's Jones ready to One of Summit's best seasons ever concluded at 24-4-2. The Hilltoppers won their last eight games and 14 of their last 15. They also won the Union County Ice Hockey League's regular season title for the second time in begin football at UMass three years, going 11-1, and captured the Union County Cup championship for the third straight season. By .IR Parachini The home of the New England Patriots is about 90 NOTES: In Summit's only other state championship game, the Sports Editor miles from the UMass campus in Amherst. The school Hilltoppers were beat by Bayonne 6-3 in the 2000 Public Schools final When ;i foothal! player has to sit out u year plans to bus studenis to games in Foxborough, which at the Continental Airlines Arena in Hast Rutherford. whether it's because of injury or he lias to improve is within a half-hour drive of about 120,000 of the academical!) ftu can bet that he can't wail to get school's alumni. back on the liclcl. Jones said official spring practice with pads will Linden's Jaurice Jones is one of those players. commence later llns month. Right now his regimen All the latest sports Because of that, he will welcome spring football all the consists ol all running and weight room. chatteZ OP*1*0™*and more alter not playing in 2011. The starting quarterback for two years and a starter Union County Jones is now settled in as i itudeni at the I :m\crsi- in the seconder) tor three at Linden for head coach scores for union County. ty of Massachusetts and reed) to begin whal IK- hopes I >eon < 'andia, Jones s< ould welcome playing on either Followlls will be an outstanding four-year gridiron career at the offense or defense for the Minutemcn. Division I school. "I love both sides of the ball. I love playing safety on Twiner!! "I can't wail lo start this spring," said Jones, a 201 I and coming up and hitting and making plays." Jones I inden High School graduate who is now a) UMass on said. "On offense I also lo\e basing the ball in my .i lull football scholarship! "The coaches BSJ that I've hands and making plays. Kight now I have to learn free been working real hard evei since the flrsi run we had. safet) and corner." Twitter.com (5)UnioiiCtySports Tin just happ\ lo be out there." " 1 he sk\ 's the limit I'm Jam ice." (andia said. "He's While n looked al one poini lhal Jones ((>-|, 190) classified as an athlete, while getting most of his work in might walk-on al Rutgers, there was the matter of the secondary, between corner and strong safety, qualifying academically. Miami also showed serious "He's also been scouted at wide receiver and has interest before Jones nude the necessary grades, while helped out with kick and punt returns. Ihe goal for Wagner was also in the mix. UMass is to get him on the licit) in some kind of wax." A Men's Club M 1 inden head coach Deon Candia said that Jones excelled on both sides ol the ball his senior femple had something on the table as well season in 2010. leading Linden to a 7-3 finish. Unfor- 876 Hart Street • Rahway 30 DANCERS DAILY before Temple's coaches (including head coach tunate)) for the Tigers, they became the first team in (732)574-3825 Hotline: (732) 382-5527 Al Golden) went to Miami. Al lhal lime Jones North 2, Group 4 not lo gain enough power points tor M • 2 FREE BUFFETS: had still not qualified academically. one ol the eight playoff berths with a 6-2 record at the ~ 30 OF NJS HOTTEST DANCERS DAILY- M 4 TO 6PM & MIDNIGHT Instead of prep school for a year, Jones look a cutoff date. Linden won us sectional consolation game 2 &g Screen TVs and then lost on I hanksgiving. criminal justice course at Union Count) * ollege in Over 20 TVs with ESPN. Sports • $2 SHOT SPECIALS the fall earning an A and with the increased "During the summer before the season started we Channel. MSG& M scores he produced on his SATs he was read] lo thought we had the kind of team that could have made All Pay-Per-View Events EVERY HOUR make his academic debut at UMass this present it to the championship and won the whole thing," Shot Specials Daily spring semester, which began in January Jones said. •22 TVS WITH ESPN, MSG, 2 Free Buflets Daly -4:30pmto 6pm "I not cleared in December," said Jones, who was "His work ethic shined so much," Candia said. "His and 12 midnight SPORTS CHANNELS recruited as an athlete. "UMass stuck it out with me senior yev he really went after it. I le was so impressive Detenus Homemade Specials ALL PAY PER VIEW EVENTS and I felt like it was the best fit lor me." on defense and a vet) aggressive kid. M Last April, UMass announced that the football "His will lo win was incredible. He became a and Fresh Sauteed Dishes M program will jump from the NCAA's championship tremendous competitor." AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES and M 789 D0WD AVENUE, subdivision (FCS) to the bowl subdivision (IMS) Jones will seek to continue that work ethic and also CORPORATE FUNCTIONS \\ Free Parting on Premises H starting in 2012. constant!) build on it. •ATMonPramses ELIZABETH It will join the Mid-American Conference and "I felt that 1 should have gone to camps before my OPENMorvfn1130a^2am-Sa!11:30amTi3am OFF EXIT 13-A FROM NJ TURNPIKE Sui4pmto2am M play most of its home games at Gillette Stadium in senior year," Jones said. "I played my hardest to get H (908)351-1231 loxborough. Mass. looks. Now I want to show the coaches here at UMass UMass will become a full member in 2013. what I can really do." ii UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 27 Standouts at next level once starred for Lions (Continued from Page 25) Malone is studs ing to be a Child Life Specialist. "WE are all playing because we love the game and "M\ goal tor the team is making it into the V \ \ we are good at it. I enjoy the challenge of competing tournament where we could accomplish something every day in practice and in games." great." Malone said. Tobie began her MSU career with 16 points and UCC defeated Lackawamta Communits College nine rebounds as the Red Hawks topped Scranton 60-53 March 3 in Cranford to become the National 57-55 in the season opener - the first win b\ MSU Junior College Athletic Association's (NJCAA) over the Lady Royals since 1991. From there Tobie Region 19. Division 2 champions. The Owls were also would earn All-Tournament Team honors at the sparked b\ tournament MVP Bianco 1'artlow of Eastern Connecticut Tip-Off which included hack- Roselle. to-back 20-point performances. The freshman guard paced UCC in scoring with 16 She collected her first career double-double (20 points and also produced 10 steals. si\ rebounds and points. 11 rebounds) in a win over Drew in December four assists. and later added 25 points in a win at Stevens in mid Partlow was a First- leam All-l nion Count) player Januan. last year and two J cars ago helped lead Roselle to the Tobie then fashioned consecutive performances in Union Count} Tournament championship game. wins over Cabrini and Ramapo. scoring 27 and 32 Baker, another freshman who started for points, respectively. She added 12 rebounds for a dou- Roselle Catholic's III' championship team as a ble-double in the victory over the Roadrunners and senior last year, scored 15 points and pulled down posted just the third 30-point game by a Montclair eight rebounds. State player in the last decade. Shaniquc Owens of Hillside added 10 points and "Roselle Catholic basketball certainly prepared me nine rebounds and Aika Emmanuel of Hillside Finished for college basketball," Tobie said. "In high school, with nine points, six rebounds and si\ assists. Quianna especially senior year, I embraced the role of being a Trawick of Railway contributed eight points and six leader. 1 became more comfortable on the court which rebounds. helped my adjustment into college basketball. In addition, second-year head coach and former "I also participated in big games in high school. Hillside girls" basketball coach Rahim Graham - so when it came time to play in pressure situations (iraham also took over this v ear as I lillside's Athletic this season, 1 was more comfortable thanks to the Director - was \oted Region 19 Coach of the Year. experience of playing in games like that before," The Owls improved to 22-5 with the seven-point Tobie went for 18 points and 12 boards in a \ ictory. victory over Rutgers-Newark in early February "Winning the region championship with onl\ seven and then collected her third double-double and ladies on the team and advancing to the districts was ninth 20-point contest with 20 points and 12 the highlight of the season," Baker said. rmnU'M ofMOBtclail si;iif I imrisi[\ ;iml I < ( rebounds as Montclair downed Richard Stockton Baker, a resident of Plainfield. played at Mother Above, Montclair State freshman Jenny Malone 76-67 in the first round of the NJAC Tournament. Seton Regional in Clark before transferring to Roselle started 24 games in her first season running the Tobie finished third in the league in scoring at 17.8 Catholic for her senior season. point for the Red Hawks. Below, Union County Col- points per game, seventh in rebounding at 8.0 and "The biggest adjustment for me was transitioning from lege freshman Brittany Baker was a key scorer and fourth in field goal percentage at .505 and free-throw a forward to a guard," Baker said. "At RC, I was mainly rebounder for the Division 19, Region 2 champ Owls. percentage at .798. the four or five and now I'm a two or a three guard. "I am studying mathematics in college and I am Another adjustment would be the level ol intensity when planning on becoming a high school math teacher and you play the game. hopefully a high school basketball coach," Tobie said. "It's a different level." "As for college basketball, I hope that the team con- UCC enjoyed one of its finest seasons ever, tinues to have success on the court and I am looking getting out to a 12-0 start before it was defeated forward to playing the next three years. for the first time. "We are hoping to make it to the NCAA tournament "RC prepared me for the ability U> balance school- and 1 look forward to working hard to achieve that work and basketball." Baker said. "RC taught me how goal." to be a good student-athlete. Malone enrolled at Rutgers last year out of Roselle "Playing a sport in college, you have to work Catholic and did not play basketball. around the rigorous schedule of practices and learning However, after transferring, the 5-7 freshman guard how to manage your school work." from North Plainfield was able to work her way into After graduation. Baker seeks to continue playing MSU's starting lineup this season, despite not having at either the Division I or 2 level. She is also studying played last year. to become a physical therapist. Malone averaged 2.1 points and 2.4 rebounds and NOTES: Sparked by the play of Skrec. Malone and also dished out 66 assists and came up with 42 steals. Tobie, Roselle Catholic became the first team in five She ran the point at Roselle Catholic, finding Skrec sears to repeat as UCT champions. open for a layup underneath was a big part of her Then with Baker added last vein, the Lions became game, in addition to her skills on defense. the first team to win three straight since Elizabeth "The biggest adjustment for me was going from accomplished the feat in 1995, 1996 and 1997. not playing a year to playing at a college level." The only other two schools that won at least three Malone said. "The whole feel of the game is different UCT championships in a row were Plainfield and at the college level. Everyone is good, so it gets very Union Catholic. competitive." Plainfield won a record six in a row from 1979- Malone scored a season-high six points in a 66-47 1984, which is all six of its titles. win at Cabrini College Jan. 23 in Radnor, Pa. She also Union Catholic won four straight from 1986-1989, had three rebounds, two assists and two steals in the which is half of its record eight crowns. road triumph. Roselle Catholic has captured four UCT champi- "There are two big ways in which RC has prepared onships, winning its first one in 2003. us for college," Malone said. "One is defense. We were The Lions are 4-0 in the final, with wins over always told that defense wins games. Union Catholic in 2003. Plainfield in 200'). Roselle in "The other is teamwork. We learned that we could 2010 and Governor Livingston in 2011. not do anything on our own and could only succeed if GL won the championship for the first time this we were playing as team players. I am very thankful season, capturing the crown as the top seed. I he 111• • II for playing for a program that emphasized both." landers became the 16th school to win the title. PAGE 28 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE Linden's Harris First Team pick Bloomfield College senior "He is truly a special player, and guard Ahmad Harris of Linden was I have no doubt he will succeed at named named to the Daktronics the next level. Men's Basketball All-East Region "If anyone deserves this award, first Team in results released by the it's him, so I'm very proud of him organization last Wednesday. and extremely happy for him." Harris starred on Linden's Bloomfield was to return to Group 4 state championship teams action in the opening round of the in 2006 and 2007. NCAA Tournament last Saturday One of the top floor generals in and was to face UMass-Lowell in a the nation, Harris started all 28 game at Assumption College. games for the Deacons and led the After Bloomfield defeated CA< ( in assists. He ranked sev- UMass-Lowell Saturday, the fifth- enth nationally at 7.0 per game for seeded Deacons downed top-seed- a total of 197. ed imed a 69-60 victory over No. 1 The 197 assists also eclipsed the seed Franklin Pierce University 69- Photo i-ourt<'s\ (if t nion ( minl\ ( allege CACC single-season assist mark of 60 in Sunday's NCAA Division 2 Union County College freshman women's basketball standout Bianca Partlow of 195, which was established by Men's Basketball East Regional Roselle receives her Region 19, Division 2 Tournament MVP plaque. Partlow Holy Family's Chris Kozole in Semifinals at Laska Gym on the paced UCC in scoring with 16 points and also grabbed six rebounds and dished 2004-05. campus of Assumption College. out four assists in her team's 60-53 win over Lackawanna Community College. The 5-9 backcourt standout also The Deacons advanced to the led the league in steals with 64 and NCAA East Regional Final for the assist-to-turnover ratio at 2.95, second consecutive season where which was sixth-best nationally. they were to face No. 2 seed Stone- Roselle's Partlow is MVP In addition, Harris tallied a 10.4 hill (23-8) Tuesday night at points per game scoring average Assumption. while helping to guide Bloomfield Bioomfield improved to 26-7 to a 21-7 overall record and 15-3 with Sunday's win and defeated for college hoop champs CACC mark. five different teams from the The Union County College women's basketball Brittany Baker, another freshman who started for Bloomfield also captured the Northeast-10 Conference in its last team defeated Lackawanna ('ommunity ( ollege 60-53 Roselle Catholic's UCT championship team as a sen- North Division regular season title five NCAA Tournament wins: March 3 in (ran lord to become the National Junior ior last year, scored 15 points and pulled down eight en route to its fifth CACC Tourna- AIC, Stonehill, Bentley, UMass- (Ollege Athletic Association's (NJCAA) Region l<). rebounds. ment crown in 10 seasons. Lowell and Franklin Pierce. Division 2 champion Shanique Owens of Hillside added 10 points and "What Ahmad does on the bas- Four players reached double- The Owls were sparked by tournament MVI* Bian- nine rebounds and Aika Emmanuel of Hillside finished ketball floor is absolutely unbeliev- figures in scoring for the balanced ca I'artlow of Roselle. with nine poitits, six rebounds and six assists. able," Bloomfield head coach Ger- Deacons attack Harris totaled 11 The freshman guard paced i f< < in scoring with 16 Quianna Trawick of Rahway contributed eight ald Holmes said. "It says a lot about points, eight rebounds and a game- points and also produced 10 steals, six rebounds and points and six rebounds. the type of player he is and the high eight assists in a trademark Four assists. In addition, second-year head coach and former effect he can have on a game with- performance, while sophomore Partlow was a First-Team All-Union County player Hillside girls' basketball coach Rahim Graham - Gra- out lighting up the stat sheet. forward Kevin Udo of West last year and two yean ago helped lead Roselle to the ham also took over this year as Hillside's Athletic "You cannot quantify how he Orange narrowly missed a double- I Inion ('ouiiu roumamerrt championship game lor the I director - was voted Region 19 Coach of the Year. impacts a game with statistics and double with 10 points, nine iiisi time in lour years The Owls improved to 22-5 with the s I'm happy people are starting to rebounds and a game-high four She uses her quickness for many last break points. victory and advanced to district competition. realize that. blocks.

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Inc. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- March 8. 15± 22. 29, 2012 this notice is March 15, 2012 as nominee for East West Mortgage RESOLUTION NO: 2012-279 BIETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. N J . U290624 WCN ($158 76) recorded on 09/10/2007 in Book 12289 AWARDED TO Insurance Design on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Published by order of of Mortgages for Union County. Page Administrators (IDA) afternoon of said day All successful The Union County Improvement 484 which Mortgage was duly assigned SERVICES: Renewing the Third Paity bidders must have 20% of their bid UNION COUNTY Authority to the plaintiff. OneWest Bank. FSB. Administrators plan available in cash or certified check at CHARLOTTE DEFILIPPO by Assignment of Mortgage dated PERIOD: January 1, 2012 • December the conclusion of the sales PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Executive Director 02/19/2010. and (2) to recover posses- 31. 2012 1 DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT that the following bond resolution enti- March 15. 2012 sion of. and concerns premises com- COSTS: for 167 contractual employ PROPERTY tled "RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING U291228 WCN ($49 89) monly known as 312-314 East Fifth ees at $5 00 per employee and A The property to be sold is located THE ISSUANCE OF UNION COUNTY Street, Plainfield. NJ 07060. also $8,030.00 for claims for a total con- HI Hie City of Elizabeth. County of IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY GUAR- being Lot 3 in Block 607 F/K/A BLOCK tract amount not to exceed $18,050 Union, and State of New Jersey ANTEED LEASE REVENUE BONDS, PLAINFIELD 206 Premises are commonly known as. SERIES 2012 (UNION COUNTY FAMI- 460 Division Street. Elizabeth, New LY COURT BUILDING PROJECT-ELIZ- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS If you are unable to obtain an attor- James E. Psllettiere, Clerk ol the Jersey 07208 ney, you may communicate with the Board Chosen Freeholders ABETH) AND ADDITIONAL BONDS Tax Lot No 737 In Block No 8 OR NOTES OF THE UNION COUNTY Docket No F-25576-10 New Jersey Bar Association by calling M.in.h 15. 2012 Nearest Cross Street Flora Street IMPROVEMENT AUTHORITY" was Superior Court of New Jersey 732-249-5000 You may also contact U291226 WCN ($14 70) B DIMENSIONS OF LOT Approxi- adopted by the Union County Improve- Chancery Division the Lawyer Referral Service of the mately 22.000 sq feet ment Authority on March 7, 2012. that Union County County of venue by calling 908-353- UNION COUNTY Irregular Lot copies of such resolution have been 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, The Sheriff hereby reserves the light filed with and are available for public (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO you may communicate with the Legal Note in complying with NJSA to ad|ourn this sale without further inspection in the office of the Authority Carlos Bernal Services office of the County of venue 39 10A 8 et seq , application has been notice through publication and in the office of the Clerk of the by calling 908-354-4340. made to the NJ MVC". Trenton NJ. 2 DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT Board of Chosen Freeholders in the YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED YOU, CARLOS BERNAL are made a D8666 to gat titla papan allowing tha PROPERTY County of Union, New Jersey, and that AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- party defendant to this foreclosure sale of a 2007 Niss.m Allima 4di vm# A The property to be sold is located any action or proceeding of any kind or ER GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN LLC action because the title to the property IN4AL21E77C163387 Any objec- in Ihe City of Roselle Park. County of nature m any court questioning the ESQS , plaintiff's attorneys, whose passed to Luz Bernal. and she execut- tions, are to be made writing to the Union, and State of New Jersey validity or the proper authorization of address is 200 Sheffield Street. Suite ed the note and mortgage which did •NJ. MVC" Special Titles. POB 017, Premises are commonly Known as the bonds or the validity of any 101. Mountainside. New Jersey not specify her marital status Carlos Trenton, NJ 08666 617 Sheridan Avenue. Roselle Park. covenants, agreements or contracts 07092-0024. telephone number 1-908- Bernal has no vested ownership inter- March 8, 15 2012 New Jersey 07204 provided for by such resolution must 233-8500. an Answer to the Complaint est in the property, and the title to the U290840 WCN ($12 74) Tax Lot No 4 in Block No 1003 be commenced within twenty (20) days filed in a civil action, in which property is not in his name nor did he Neaiest Cross Street Lincoln Avenue after Ihe first publication ot this OneWest Bank, FSB is plaintiff, and execute plaintiff s note and mortgage Notice, thereafter all residents and Carlos Bernal is joined as a party ELIZABETH/ROSELLE PARK Luz Bernal. et al . are defendants, 8 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 4.800 sq taxpayers and owners of property in pending in the Superior Court of New defendant to this foreclosure action as the County of Union New Jersey and Jersey Chancery Division. Union the husband of Luz Bernal for any SHERIFFS SALE feet Regular Lot all other persons shall be forever interest he may have in the property Sheriff's File Number CH-12000898 barred and foreclosed from instituting County, and bearing Docket F-25576- including his marital and/ or possesso- Division CHANCERY The Sheriff hereby reserves the right or commencing any action or proceed- 10 within thirty-five (35) days after ry interests. Plaintiff's mortgage is a Docket Number: F2280207 to adiouin this sale without fi ing in any court or from pleading any 03/15/2012 exclusive of such date, or purchase money mortgage and the County Union notice through publication defense to any action or proceeding, if published after 03/15/2012, (35) interest of Carlos Bernal is subordi- Plaintiff GULFSTREAM CAPITAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $442,403 05 questioning the validity or proper days after the actual date of such pub- CORPORATION A DELAWARE COR- '"Four Hundred Forty-Two Thou- authorization of such bonds, or the lication, exclusive of such date If you PORATION AS ASSIGNEE FROM sand Four Hundred Three and fail to do so. judgment by default may CON.TINUED ON NEXT PAGE UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 29

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE nale to plaintiff's mortgagee HILLSIDE Township Clerk ELIZABETH File FWZ 135008 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAP- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE TER 490 ENTITLED TAXICABS IN OROINANCE 4293 JENNIFER M PEREZ CLERK TRAFFIC SIGNAL TO CONTROL THE THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION. UNION SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Docket No F-003645-12 INTERSECTION OF RAHWAY AVENUE COUNTY. NEW JERSEY (This Ordi- Superior Court of New Jersey AND LIBERTY AVENUE nance makes certain changes to the This is an attempt Chancery Division March 15. 2012 taxicab ordinance) to collect a debt, and Union County U291270 UNL ($11 27) PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN any information obtained will March 15, 2012 that the following bond ordinance pub- be used for that purpose. (L S ) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO HILLSIDE U291183 UNL ($11 27) lished herewith was duly introduced March 15. 2012 Hosea Brown, his/ her heirs, devisees, and passed upon first reading at a reg- U291092 WCN ($47.53) and personal representatives, and his. SHERIFF S SALE UNION ular meeting of the govenring body of Sheriffs File Number CH-12000897 her their or any of their successors in TOWNSHIP OF UNION the City of Elizabeth, in the County of SCOTCH PLAINS right, title and interest Division: CHANCERY Union. State of New Jersey, held on Docket Number F2425408 PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given February 28. 2012. Further notice is NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED County: Union hereby given that said bond ordinance AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- Plaintiff BROWN BARK. Ill L.P.. that the ordinance set forth below was will be considered for final passage VS introduced at a meeting of the Town- Docket No. : F-001112-12 ER. GOLDBERG 4 ACKERMAN, LLC. ship Committee of the Township of and adoption, after public hearing Superior Court of New Jersey ESQS . plaintiff's attorneys, whose Defendant LUCA REALTY. LLC AND thereon, at a regular meeting of said KELVIN ROBINSON Union in the County of Union, held on Chancery Division address is 200 Sheffield Street. Suite March 13. 2012 and that said ordi- governing body to be held at City Hall. Union County 101, Mountainside. New Jersey Sale Date 04/04/2012 50 Winfield Scott Plaza. Elizabeth. Writ of Execution 01/05/2012 nance will be further considered for 07092-0024. telephone number 1-908- final passage at a Meeting of the New Jersey, on March 27. 2012 at (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: 233-8500, an Answer to the Complaint By virtue of the above-stated writ of 7:30 p.m., and during the week prior execution to me directed I shall Township Committee at the Municipal John V. lazzetti, his/her heirs, filed in a civil action, in which MID- Building 1976 Morris Avenue. Union to and up to and including the date of devisees, and personal representa- FIRST BANK is plaintiff, and Mary L expose for sale by public venue, at the such meeting, copies of said bond UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION New Jersey, on March 27. 2012 at 7:30 tives, and his, her, their or any of Myers, et al.. are defendants, pending o'clock P M ordinance will be made available at their successors In right, title and in the Superior Court of New Jersey. BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- the City Clerk's office in City Hall to interest Chancery Division. Union County, and BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. NJ . EILEEN BIRCH. the members of the general public who bearing Docket F-003645-12 within on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Township Clerk shall request the same afternoon of said day All successful YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED thirty-five (35) days after 03/15/2012 CALENDAR YEAR 2012 ORDINANCE AND REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCK- exclusive of such date, or if published bidders must have 20% of their bid Yolanda Roberts available in cash or certified check at TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK ER. GOLDBERG & ACKERMAN, LLC, after 03/15/2012, (35) days after the AUTHORIZING THAT ANY AMOUNT City Clerk ESQS . plaintiff's attorneys, whose actual date of such publication, exclu- the conclusion of the sales CONCISE DESCRIPTION NOT APPROPRIATED AS PART OF address is 200 Sheffield Street, Suite sive of such date It you fail to do so. THE FINAL BUDGET SHALL BE ORDINANCE NO. 4293 101. Mountainside. New Jersey judgment by default may be rendered The property to be sold is located in Township of Hillside in the County of RETAINED AS AN EXCEPTION TO 07092-0024, telephone number 1-908- against you for the relief demanded in FINAL APPROPRIATION IN EITHER REFUNDING BOND ORDINANCE OF 233-8500. an Answer to the Complaint the Complaint You shall file your Union and State of New Jersey, com- THE CITY OF ELIZABETH, IN THE monly known as 1553-1555 Summit OF THE NEXT TWO SUCCEEDING filed in a civil action, in which Hudson Answer and proof of service in dupli- YEARS (N.J.S.A. 40A:4-45.14) COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, City Savings Bank, a federally char- cate with the Clerk of the Superior Avenue. Hillside. New Jersey. PROVIDING FOR THE REFUNDING tered savings bank organized and Court of New Jersey. Hughes Justice Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No 408 OF CERTAIN GENERAL IMPROVE- existing under the laws of the State of Complex - CN 971. Trenton. New Jer- Dimensions of Lot: (Approximately) March 15. 2012 MENT BONDS OF THE CITY AND Delaware is plaintiff, and Sharmila D sey 08625. in accordance with the 40' x 100 66 U291182 UNL ($15 19) APPROPRIATING AN AMOUNT NOT lazzetti. et al . are defendants, pend- rules of civil practice and procedure. Nearest Cross Street Winans Avenue EXCEEDING $8,800,000 THEREFOR ing in the Superior Court of New Jer- This action has been instituted for Additionally, the sum of $53,540 00 is UNION AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE sey. Chancery Division. Union County, the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- the amount represented to Plaintiff, by OF NOT TO EXCEED $8,800,000 and bearing Docket F-001112-12 with- gage dated 06706/2000 made by the Tax Collector's Office for the Town- TOWNSHIP OF UNION REFUNDING BONDS OF THE CITY OF in thirty-tive (35) days after Hosea Brown and Mary L Myers as ship of Hillside and/or Tax Certificate ELIZABETH FOR FINANCING THE 03/15/2012 exclusive of such date, or mortgagors, to Gateway Funding Holders, as being outstanding on PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given COST THEREOF if published after 03/15/2012, (35) Diversified Mortgage Services LP account of taxes and/or other liens that an ordinance, the title of which is days after the actual date of such pub- recorded on 06/08/2000 in Book 7708 due and owing through February 15, hereinbelow set forth, was finally BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY lication, exclusive of such date. If you of Mortgages for Union County Page 2012. This sale is also subject to any passed and approved by the Township COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ELIZA- fail to do so. judgment by default may 0282, instrument # 149908 which Mort- and all other unpaid taxes, water, Committee of the Township of Union in BETH, IN THE COUNTY OF UNION, be rendered against you for the relief gage was duly assigned to the plain- sewer, municipal liens or any other the County of Union, at a public meet- NEW JERSEY (not less that two-thirds demanded in the Complaint. You shall tiff. MIDFIRST BANK, by Assignment charges which maybe due and owing ing held at the Municipal Building. of all members thereof affirmatively file your Answer and proof of service of Mortgage dated 06/0672000 whether set forth herein or not ALL Friberger Park. Union, New Jersey, on concurring). AS FOLLOWS: in duplicate with the Clerk of the Supe- 05/11/2007 10/09/2009; and (2) to INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CON- March 13. 2012 rior Court of New Jersey. Hughes Jus- recover possession of, and concerns DUCT AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN Section 1 The City of Elizabeth, in tice Complex - CN 971. Trenton. New premises commonly known as 9 Queen INDEPENDENT INVESTIGATION TO AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE the County of Union. New Jersey (the Jersey 08625, in accordance with the Court. Hillside. NJ 07205, also being ASCERTAIN WHETHER OR NOT ANY DESIGNATION OF RESTRICTED "City"), is hereby authorized to refund rules of civil practice and procedure Lot 29 in Block 1711. OUTSTANDING LIENS OR ENCUM- PARKING SPACES FOR USE BY PER- all or a part of the City's General This action has been instituted for If you are unable to obtain an attor- BRANCES REMAIN OF RECORD SONS WITH SPECIAL VEHICLE IDEN- Improvement Bonds. Series 2003. the purpose of (1) foreclosing a Mort- ney, you may communicate with the AND/OR HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE TIFICATION CARDS, IN THE TOWN- dated May 15, 2003. maturing on May gage dated 09/30/2008 made by New Jersey Bar Association by calling LIEN BEING FORECLOSED HEREBY SHIP OF UNION, UNION COUNTY, 15 in the years 2014 to 2018, inclu- Sharmila D. lazzetti and John V 732-249-5000 You may also contact AND IF SO. TO ASCERTAIN THE NEW JERSEY (This ordinance adds a sive, in the aggregate principal amount lazzetti. wife and husband as mort- the Lawyer Referral Service of the CURRENT AMOUNT DUE THEREON handicap space in front of 1815 Manor of $8,350,000. such bonds being sub- gagors, to Hudson City Savings Bank County of venue by calling 908-353- Surplus Money: If after the sale and Drive) lect to redemption on any date on or recorded on 10/10/2008 in Boo* 12578 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, satisfaction ot tlic mortgage debt, after May 15. 2013 at a redemption of Mortgages for Union County. Page you may communicate with the Legal including costs and expenses, tlieie March 15, 2012 price ot 100% of the maturing princi- 0511; instrument # 480244 and (2) to Services office of the County of venue remains any surplus money, the money U291184 UNL ($12 74) pal, plus accrued interest to the recover possession of. and concerns by calling 908-354-4340. will be deposited into the Superior redemption dale premises commonly known as 331 Hoe YOU HOSEA BROWN, HIS/HER Court Trust Fund and any person Section 2 In order to finance the Avenue. Scotch Plains. NJ 07076 HEIRS. DEVISEES AND PERSONAL claiming the surplus, or any part there- PUBLIC NOTICE cost of the purpose described in Sec- 1134. also being Lot 5 in Block 602. REPRESENTATIVES. AND HIS, HER. of, may file a motion pursuant to Court tion 1 hereof, negotiable refunding If you are unable to obtain an attor- THEIR, OR ANY OF THEIR SUCCES- Rules 4 64-3 and 4 57-2 stating tfie bonds are hereby authorized to be ney, you may communicate with the SORS IN RIGHT, the heir, devisee, nature and extent ol that person's ELIZABETH issued in the principal amount not to New Jersey Bar Association by calling and personal representative of Hosea claim and asking for an order directing exceed $8,800,000 pursuant to the 732-249-5000 You may also contact Brown, and his. her. their or any of payment of the surplus money The SHERIFFS SALE Local Bond Law the Lawyer Referral Service of the their successors in right, title and Sheriff or other person conducting the Sheriffs File Number CH-12000773 Section 3 An aggregate amount not County of venue by calling 908-353- interest, are hereby made party defen- sale will have information regarding Division CHANCERY exceeding $150,000 for items of 4715. If you cannot afford an attorney, dants to this foreclosure action due to the surplus, if any Docket Number F00327611 expense fisted tn and permitted under you may communicate with the Legal the death on 2/7/2004 of Hosea Brown, THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES County Union N J S A 40A 2-51(b) has been included Services office of the County of venue the record owner of the mortgaged THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Plaintiff FLAGSTAR BANK. FSB in the aggregate principal amount of by calling 908-354-4340. premises being foreclosed herein is WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE VS refunding bonds authorized herein. YOU, JOHN V IAZZETTI. his/ her deceased in which case you have own- THROUGH PUBLICATION Defendant PORFIRIO GUTIERREZ Section 4 The purpose of the heirs, devisees, and personal repre- ership interest in the mortgaged prem- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $487,217.39 AND MRS PORFIRIO GUTIERREZ refunding is to provide for savings in sentatives, and his. her. their or any of ises and for any lien, claim or interest Four Hundred Eighty-Seven Thou- Sale Date 03/21/2012 the debt service payable by the City their successors in right, title and you may have in. to or against the sand Two Hundred Seventeen and Writ of Execution 01/31/2012 with respect to its outstanding obliga- interest are made a party defendant to mortgaged premises. 39/100*" By virtue of the above-stated writ of tions this foreclosure action because you File XFZ 90861-R2 Attorney: execution to me directed I shall Section 5 The full faith and credit of executed Plaintiff's obligation and DEMBO & SALDUTTI LLP expose for sale by public venue, at the the City are hereby pledged to the mortgage and may be liable for any JENNIFER M PEREZ. CLERK 1300 ROUTE 73 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION punctual payment ot the principal of deficiency, and are a record owner of SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY SUITE 205 BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- and the interest on the obligations the subject property and for any right, MOUNT LAUREL NJ 08054 BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth NJ , authorized by this refunding bond ordi- title and interest you may have in. to This is an attempt (856)354-8866 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the nance The obligations shall be direct, or against the subject properly to collect a debt, Sheriff Ralph Froehlich afternoon of said day All successful unlimited obligations of the City, and File^CZ 157256 and any information obtained will A full legal description can be found at bidders must have 20% of their bid the City shall be obligated to levy ad be used for that purpose. the Union County Sheriff's Office available in cash or certified check at valorem taxes upon all 1 he taxable real JENNIFER M PEREZ. CLERK March 15. 2012 Total Upset: $506,016 47 Five Hun- the conclusion of the sales. property within the City for the pay- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY U291095 UNL ($49 00) dred Six Thousand Sixteen and The properly to be sold is located in ment of the obligations and the inter- 47/100'** the City of Elizabeth. est thereon without limitation of rate or March 8, 15, 22. 29, 2012 In the County of Union and the State amount This is an attempt UNION of New Jersey to collect a debt, U290928 UNL ($182.28) Section 6 A certified copy of this and any information obtained will NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Premises commonly known as; 613 refunding bond ordinance as adopted be used for that purpose. UNION Grier Avenue on first reading has been filed with the March 15. 2012 The Township Committee of the Block 4. Lot 753 Director of the Division of Local Gov- U291091 WCN ($45 57) Township of Union has awarded a con- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Dimensions of Lot (approximately) 25' ernment Services in the Department of tract without competitive bidding as a x 110.58 Community Affairs of the State of New Professional Service pursuant to The Township Committee of the Nearest Cross Street Summor Jersey prior to final adoption, together PUBLIC NOTICE N.J.S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract Township of Union has awarded a con- Avenue with a complete statement in the form and the resolution authorizing it are tract without competitive bidding as a Subject to $0.00 prescribed by the Director as to the HILLSIDE available for public inspection in the Professional Service pursuant to •THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES indebtedness to be financed by the N.J.S.A. 40A.11-5(1)(a). This contract THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE issuance of the refunding bonds Office of the Municipal Clerk authorized herein BOARD OF EDUCATION and the Resolution authorizing it are WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE BY ORDER OF THE available for public inspection in the THROUGH PUBLICATION " Section 7 This refunding bond ordi- 195 VIRGINIA STREET TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE Office of the Municipal Clerk Surplus Money: If after the sale and nance shall take effect 20 days after HILLSIDE, NJ 07205 Eileen Birch. Township Clerk satisfaction of the mortgage debt, the first publication thereof after final BY ORDER OF THE including costs and expenses, there adoption, as provided by the Local PUBLIC NOTICE Dated: February 28, 2012 TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE remains any surplus money, the money Bond Law. provided that the consent of Eileen Birch, Township Clerk will be deposited into the Superior the Local Finance Board has been Please take notice that the Hillside Awarded to: T&M Associates Court Trust Fund and any person endorsed upon a certified copy of this Board of Education shall hold the 11 Tindall Road Dated: February 28. 2012 claiming the surplus, or any part there- ordinance as finally adopted Middletown, NJ 07748 of, may file a motion pursuant to Court March 15. 2012 following meeting in the month of Awarded to: T&M Associates Rules 4 64-3 and 4 57-2 stating the U291247 PRO ($60 27) March 2012: 11 Tindall Road nature and extent of that person's Services: Design Services - Contract claim and asking for an order directing Public Budget Hearing/Regular Meet- Administration Inspection Middletown, NJ 07748 ELIZABETH ing on Thursday. March 22 2012 at Robert Street Sanitary Sewer Main ayment of the surplus money The 6:00 p.m. at Hillside High School. Replacement. Services Survey. Design. Permits, Bid g henff or other person conducting the PUBLIC NOTICE Library, 1085 Liberty Avenue, Hillside. Assistance - Vauxhall Branch Drainage sale will have information regarding NJ. (Revised Location) Time Period: February 29. 2012 to Improvements the surplus, if any lizabeth Board of Education Following the opening of the meeting August 29. 2012 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $378,367.15 tei Cllv ot Elizabeth"Hew Jersey the board will adjourn to closed execu- Time Period February 29, 2012 to Three Hundred Seventy-Eight Thou- tive session Open session will resume Costs Not to exceed $46,400 00 November 29. 2012 sand Three Hundred Sixty-Seven NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accor- at 7:00 p.m. with the Public Hearing on U291185 UNL March 15. 2012 ($16.17) and 15/100"* dance with the Open Public Meetings the proposed 2012-2013 budget The Costs Not to exceed $92,490 00 Attorney: act. that the Regular Meeting of the Regular Meeting will resume at the UNION U291186 UNL March 15. 2012 ($15 68) MC CABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, Board of Education to be held on conclusion of the Public Hearing. PC. Wednesday. April 4 2012 al 544 Penn- The board reserves the right of tak- PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that UNION 216 HADDON AVENUE sylvania Avenue. Elizabeth. New Jer- ing action on other items not known at an Ordinance set forth below was SUITE 303 sey is hereby cancelled this time. introduced at a meeting of the Town- TOWNSHIP OF UNION WESTMONT NJ 08108 ship Committee of the Township of (856)858-7080 March 15, 2012 HILLSIDE BOARD OF EDUCATION Union in the County of Union held on PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given Sheriff Ralph Froehlich U291260 PRO ($8 33) March 13, 2012 and that said ordi- that an ordinance, the title of which is A full legal description can be found at nance will be further considered for hereinbelow set forth, was finally the Union County Sheriff's Office Kenneth R. Weinheimer final passage at a meeting of the passed and approved by the Township Total Upset $381,471 19 Three Hun- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Business Administrator/ Township Committee at the Municipal Committee of the Township of Union in dred Eighty-One Thousand Four Hun- Board Secretary Building, 1976 Morris Avenue Union, the County of Union, at a public meet- dred Seventy-One and 19/100'" Date: 3/9/12 New Jersey, March 27, 2012 at 7.30 ing held at the Municipal Building. CLASSIFIED ADS U291233 UNL March 15. 2012 ($18.13) Friberger Park, Union. New Jersey, on February 23. March 1, 8, 15, 2012 o'clock PHI March 13. 2012 U29027S PRO ($145 04) ARE QUICK AND Eileen Birch CONVENIENT! PAGE 30 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

RJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUCNOTTCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROSELLE VS Being more commonly known as: 510- 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #310, ELIZABETH Defendant 511 ELIZABETH AVENUE. 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #210, Elizabeth, NJ 07206 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING LLC; A NEW JERSEY LIMITED LIABIL- Elizabeth, NJ 07206 SHERIFFS SALE BOROUGH OF ROSELLE ITY COMPANY; 510-516 ELIZABETH Lot: 373 C-311; Block 5 Sheriffs File Number CH-12000902 ORDINANCE NUMBER 2423-12 AVENUE. LLC A NEW JERSEY LIMIT- Lot: 373 C-303; Block 5 Subject to: Division CHANCERY ED LIABILITY COMPANY. MARIA O Subject to: 2011 taxes $5,694.50 open • penalty Docket Number F1426008B AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDI- ALVAREZ 2010 taxes $2,626.63 open • penalty 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be County: Union NANCE 2267-07 AS AMENDED BY Sale Date 04/11/2012 2011 taxes $5,466.72 open • penalty determined Plaintiff WELLS FARGO BANK. N A . ORDINANCE NO. 2320-08. A PROCE- Writ of Execution 02/29/2012 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be Lien: 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert AS TRUSTEE FOR ABFC 2006-OPT2 DURE FOR PAYMENT FOR POLICE By virtue of the above-stated writ of determined No. 10-00147, sold on 6/6/2011 to US TRUST. ABFC ASSET-BACKED CER- OFFICERS FOR OFF DUTY EMPLOY- execution to me directed I shall Lien: 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert BANK CUST PRO CAPITAL I, LLC in TIFICATES SERIES 2006-OPT2 MENT expose for sale by public venue at the No. 10-00139, sold on 6/6/2011 to US the amount of $3,095.99 VS UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BANK CUST PRO CAPITAL I, LLC in Subject to Tax Sale. Subject to addi- Defendant: JOSE VIDAL, COUNTY OF WHEREAS, contractors, utilities and BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- the amount of $2,967.50 tional fees PASSAIC. STATE OF NEW JERSEY retailers often require the services of BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth, N J , Subject to Tax Sale. Subject to Addi- Store & Portion of Batemejit Sale Date: 04/04/2012 off duty police officers to direct traffic on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the tional Fees Writ of Execution: 02/03/2012 at shopping centers and construction afternoon of said day All successful Being more commonly known as 510- THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES By virtue of the above-stated writ of sites in and out of the public right of bidders must have 20% of their bid 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #303, THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE execution to me directed I shall way. and available in cash or certified check at Elizabeth, NJ 07206 WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE expose for sale by public venue, at the WHEREAS, the Borough Council the the conclusion of the sales THROUGH PUBLICATION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Council of the Borough of Roselle has LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot. 373 C-304; Block 5 The buildings, structures and improve- BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- adopted Ordinance 2267-07 as Amend- All that certain land and premises sit- Subject to: ments now and hereafter constructed BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. N.J , ed by Ordinance No 2320-08, which uated in the City of Elizabeth. County 2010 taxes $2,648.52 open + penalty on the land described below and the on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the amended prior ordinances of the Bor- of Union, State of New Jersey, being 2011 taxes $5,512.28 open • penalty fixtures and equipment now and here- afternoon of said day All successful ough to address the services and more particularly described as follows 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be after installed thereon and necessary bidders must have 20% of their bid needs described above, and on the Tax Map of the determined for of adapted to the appropriate use available in cash or certified check at WHEREAS, the Borough Council is City of Elizabeth Lien: 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert and enjoyment thereof, all of which the conclusion of the sales. of the opinion that Ordinance 2267-07 Nearest Cross Street: 5th Street No. 10-00140, sold on 6/6/2011 to US shall be deemed real property. The property to be sold is located in as Amended by Ordinance No 232008 Approximate Dimensions: BANK CUST PRO CAPITAL I, LLC in In addition, all property of the Debtor the CITY of ELIZABETH, County of warrants an amendment to Section 6 Condominiums the amount of $2,993.19 (Mortgagor herein) including without UNION and State of New Jersey concerning charges set forth therein to Pursuant to a municipal tax search Subject to Tax Sale. Subject to Addi- limitation, all tangible goods, chattels Commonly known as. 519 FULTON include tne fee schedule set forth dated January 15. 2012. tional Fees furniture, furnishings, machines, STREET. ELIZABETH. NJ 07206 below. Being more commonly known as. 510- equipment. all floor coverings, Tax Lot No 514 in Block No 3 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Lot: 373 C-202; Block 5 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #304, screens, awnings, lighting, heating, Dimension of Lot Approximately: ORDAINED, BY THE BOROUGH Subject to: Elizabeth, NJ 07206 ventilation, air-conditioning, sprin- 25x100 COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF 2011 taxes $4,920.05 paid In full, kling, plumbing, irrigating, gas. water. Nearest Cross Street: 5th Street ROSELLE AS FOLLOWS: ayments may have been made by Lot: 373 C-305; Block 5 sewer, incinerating and laundry sys- BEGINNING at a point on the north- ?ax Sale Certificate Holder Subject to: tems and fixtures, all engines, machin- easterly sideline of Fulton Street 1 General. The aforementioned 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be 2011 taxes $5,671.72 paid in full. ery, boilers, ranges, furnaces, refriger- (50.00 foot right-of-way), said point recitals are incorporated herein as determined ayments may have been made by ators, storm windows and doors, which being distant 225.00 feet northwest- though fully set forth at length Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Pax Sale Certificate Holder are now or which may hereafter be erly from the intersection of the 2 Amendment. Ordinance 2267-07 Cert No. 10-00132, sold on 6/6/2011 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be placed or located in. or on or upon the northeasterly sideline of Fulton as Amended by Ordinance No 2320-08 to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W in determined premises herein defined, together Street and the northwesterly side- is hereby amended to revise the fol- the amount of $12,692.12 Lien: 2009. 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, with all additions and accessories line of Fifth Street (60.00 foot right- lowing provisions under Section 6 Being more commonly known as 510- Cert No. 10-00141, sold on 6/6/2011 thereto, substitutions therefore, and of-way), from said beginning point; thereof 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #202, to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W in replacements thereof Also, included, thence. 13 Marked Police Vehicle Elizabeth, NJ 07206 the amount of $14,702.16 without limitation are oil. gas or elec- "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES Marked Police Vehicle at certain off Being more commonly known as 510- tric furnaces and heaters, air-condi- THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE duty traffic details when requested by Lot: 373 C-203; Block 5 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #305, tioners and floor coverings WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE the contractor and needed for safety Subject to: Elizabeth, NJ 07206 All leases now and hereafter in force THROUGH PUBLICATION " reason at the rate of $100 00 per day 2011 taxes $5,011.16 paid in full, and the rents due or to come due PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES This rale will be paid to the municipal- ayments may have been made by Lot: 373 C-306; Block 5 thereunder Water to 2/2/12 OPEN $40192 ity, not the officer ¥ax Sale Certificate Holder Subject to: All condemnation awards, rents under TOTAL AS OF February 21, 2012: 3 Severabili'v. If any portion or 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be 2011 taxes $5,740.06 paid in full, the assignment of rent clause and the $401.92 part of this ordinance or the applica- determined payment! may have been made by proceeds of insurance Surplus Money If after the sale and tion thereof to any person or circum- Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Tax Sale Certificate Holder Surplus Money If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage debt, stances shall, for any reason, be Cert No. 10-00133, told on 6/6/2011 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be satisfaction of the mortgage debt, including costs and expenses, there adjudged by a court of competent to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W In determined including costs and expenses, there remains any surplus money, the money jurisdiction to be invalid, such judg- the amount of $14,294.11 Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, remains any surplus money, the money will be deposited into the Superior ment shall not affect, impair or invali- Being, more commonly known as 510- Cert No. 10-00142, sold on 6/6/2011 will be deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund and any person

date the remainder of the ordinance 51J IV6 Elizabeti_. i • *. a u o I hM r\Ave. w V - f, iApartment #203, to AMACO in the amount of Court Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, or any part there- which is hereby declared to be sever- Elizabeth, NJ 07206 $16,376.89 claiming the surplus, or any part there- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court able Being more commonly known as 510- of, may file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the 4 Repealer. All ordinances or part Lot: 373 C-205; Block 5 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #306, Rules 4 64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that person's of ordinances inconsistent with the Subject to: Elizabeth, NJ 07206 nature and extent of that person's claim and asking for an order directing provisions of this ordinance be and the 2011 taxes $4,965.60 paid In full, claim and asking for an order directing payment of the surplus money. The same are hereby repealed payments may have been made by Lot: 373 C-307; Block 5 payment of the surplus money The Sheriff or other person conducting the 5 Availability. A copy of this Ordi- Tax Sale Certificate Holder Subject to: Sheriff or other person conducting the sale will have information regarding nanceshall be available for public 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be 2011 taxes $5,671.72 paid in full, sale will have information regarding the surplus, if any. inspection at offices of the Municipal determined payments may have been made by the surplus if any JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $461,374.96-" Clerk Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Llan, Tax Sale Certificate Holder JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $4,346,630.81 Four Hundred Sixty-One Thousand 6 Effective Date. This Ordinance Cert No. 10-00134, sold on 6/6/2011 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be Four Million Three Hundred Forty- Three Hundred Seventy-Four and shall take effect at Ihe time and in the to US BANK CUST F/TOWER DSW in determined Six Thousand Six Hundred Thirty 96/100*" manner provided at law the amount of $12,841.96 Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, and 81/100*" Attorney: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Being more commonly known as 510- Cert No. 10-00143, sold on 6/6/2011 Attorney FEIN. SUCH. KAHN & SHEPARD, PC the foregoing proposed Ordinance was 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #205, to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W in HILL WALLACK LLP 7 CENTURY DR introduced and read by title for the Elizabeth, NJ 07206 the amount of $14,704.32 202 CARNEGIE CTR SUITE 201 first lime at a regular meeting of the Being more commonly known as 510- CN 5226 PARSIPPANY NJ 07054 Borough Council of the Borough of Lot: 373 C 206; Block 5 516 Elizabeth Ave.. Apartment #307, PRINCETON NJ 08543-5226 (973)538-4700 Roselle held on February 15, 2012. Subject to: Elizabeth, NJ 07206 (609)924-0808 Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich and this Ordinance will be considered 2011 taxes $5,011.16 paid in full, Sheriff. Ralph Froehlich A full legal description can be found at for final passage at a regular meeting ayments may have been made by Lot: 373 C-308; Block 5 A full legal description can be found at the Union County Sheriff's Office of Ihe Borougn Council to be held Pax Sale Certificate Holder Subject to: the Union County Sheriff's Office Total Upset $542,472 12*" March 21, 2012. al 7 00 PM. or as 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be 20M taxes $5,740.06 paid in full, Total Upset: $4,441,007.20*" Five Hundred Forty-Two Thousand soon thereaftef r as the matter may be determined ayments may have been made by Four Million Four Hundred Forty-One Four Hundred Seventy-Two and reached, at Borough Hall, Council Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, ?a« Sale Certificate Holder Thousand Seven and 20/100*" 12/100"* Chambers. 210 Chestnut St . Roselle Cort No. 10-00135, sold on 6/6/2011 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be March 15, 22, 29, April 5. 2012 March 8, 15, 22, 29. 2012 NJ. at which time and place all per- to AMC0 In the amount of $14,285.86 determined U291192 PRO ($754.60) U290906 PRO ($172 48) sons interested will be given an oppor- Being more commonly known as 510- Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, tunity to be heard concerning same 516 Elizabeth Ave.. Apartment #206, Cert No. 10-00144, sold on 6/6/2011 ELIZABETH Elizabeth, NJ 07206 to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W in ELIZABETH Rhona C Bluestein the amount of $16,386.36 PUBLIC NOTICE MBA . R.M C . CM C Lot: 373 C-207; Block 5 Being more commonly known as 510- BOARD OF EDUCATION Municipal Clerk Subject to: 516 Elizabeth Ave.. Apartment #308, Elizabeth Board of Eduecation March 15, 2012 2010 taxes $2,385.87 open • penalty Elizabeth, NJ 07206 RESOLUTION of the City of Elizabeth. Ne U291269 PRO ($47 04) 2011 taxes $4,965 60 open • penalty w jersey 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be Lot: 373 C-309; Block 5 SCHEDULE OF BOARD MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accor- LINDEN determined Subject to: dance with the Open Public Meetings Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, 2010 taxes $3,053.46 open + penalty Resolved, that the setting of the fol- Act. that the Board of Education of the Storage Pott, Ino . will sell at Public Cert No. 10-00136. sold on 6/6/2011 2011 taxes $6,355.06 open • penalty lowing dates and time for the holding City of Elizabeth will hold a Special Auction under New Jersey Lien laws to US BANK CUST PRO CAPITAL I. 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be of the public meeting sessions for the Meeting on Thursday, March 22. 2012 for cash only on April 12, 2012 at LLC In the amount of $4,352.97 determined ensuing year to be held at 7:00 p.m in at the Donald Stewart Early Childhood 11 00AM and on such succeeding days Subject to Tax Sale. Subject to Addi- Lien: 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert the Multipurpose Room of the Donald Center, 544 Pennsylvania Avenue, and times as may be necessary at 401 tional Fees No. 10-00145, told on 6/6/2011 to US Stewart Center for Early Childhood Elizabeth. New Jersey. The Board will S Park Ave , Linden, NJ 07036 the Being more commonly known as 510- BANK CUST PRO CAPITAL I, LLC in Education, 544 Pennsylvania Avenue. open in Public Session at 6:00 p.m. property described herein as belong- 516 Elizabeth Ave.. Apartment #207, the amount of $3,468.60 Elizabeth. New Jersey 07207. be and Tne Board reserves the right to go into ing to Elizabeth, NJ 07206 Being more commonly known as: 510- is hereby submitted Piivate Session to discuss matters The Israelite Church of God in 516 Elizabeth Ave. Apartment #309, exempt under the Open Public Meet- Jesuschnst c/o Jeffrey Tait #1021 Lot: 373 C 208, Block 5 Elizabeth, NJ 07206 April 19, 2012 ings Act The following items will be grills, chairs, cartons; The Israelite Subject to: May 10, 2012 on the agenda: Church of God in Jesuschnst c/o Jef- 2011 taxes $4,988.38 paid in full, Lot: 373 C-310; Block 5 June 7, 2012 Governance Team Management frey Tait #1170 cartons. The Israelite ayments may have been made by Subject to: June 28, 2012 Oversight Workshop - Finance Church of God In Jesuschnst c/o Jef- ?ax Sale Certificate Holder 2011 taxes $5,580.61 paid in full, July 19. 2012 Personnel frey Tait #1171 cartons. Luis A Cruz 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be aymentt may have been made by August 16. 2012 Authorizations #1182 bags, safety fence. Lydia E determined ?ax Sale Certificate Holder September 13, 2012 Award of Contracts Giordano #1196 bins, bags, air condi- Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be October 18, 2012 Public Participation tioner, Mariano M Cerra #2064 car- Cert No. 10-00137, told on 6/6/2011 determined November 15. 2012 March 15. 2012 tons, luggage. TV. George W Wash- December 13. 2012 ington #Z219 salon furniture, chairs to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W In Lien: 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert U291249 PRO ($14 21) desk; Brenard M Colclough #3012 the amount of $14,296.48 No. 10-00146, told on 6/6/2011 to US cartons, bins, luggage. Ana L Alicea Being more commonly known as 510- BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W In the March 15, 2012 #3124 air conditioners, bags, mirror. 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #208, amount of $12,564.77 U291256 PRO ($15 19) Uriel Melendez #3149 cartons, Elizabeth, NJ 07206 Being more commonly known as 510- CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE sword, jacket. Carnell Baskerville Lot: 373 C-209; Block 5 #3172 totes, tools, table saw. Jason Subject to: Lindsey Mitchell #3199 bed. 2011 taxes $4,965.60 paid In full, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE microwave, stereo. Tasha M Ingram ayments may have been made by #3340 an conditioner, table, chairs, ?ax Sale Certificate Holder UNION Jeme T Wright #5040 couch bed- 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be ding. TVs. Jose M Mestre #5046 car determined PUBLIC NOTICE tons, dressers, lefngerator. Julio C Lien: 2009, 2010 3rd party Tax Lien, Mejia #6032 photo copy machines, Cert No. 10-00138, sold on 6/6/2011 Take notice that the following applications for Zoning Variances were heard by the Board of Adjustment of the Township totes, cartons to US BANK CUST F/TOWER D&W in of Union on WednesdayVednas . March 7. 2012 at 7:30 p m in the Municipal Building. Friberger Park. Union. New Jersey Res- Donald Bader & Patrick Williams. the amount of $17,169.22 olutions memorializing Auctioneers as Agents Storage Post Being more commonly known as 510- orializin reserves the right to refuse any bid or 516 Elizabeth Ave., Apartment #209. Calendar # Name of Applicant & Variances Decision of the Board cancel the auction for any reason ElizabethElh , NJ 07206 Requested of Adjustment March 15. 22, 2012 Premises Affected U291187 PRO ($41 16) Lot: 373 C-210; Block 5 Cal # 3191 Ramon Inocencio Fence in front yard Granted by Resolution Subject to: 1057 Bertram Terrace ELIZABETH 2011 taxes $4,783.38 paid in full, Block- 1409 Lot- 1 payments may have been made by SHERIFFS SALE Tax Sale Certificate Holder Cal # 3196 Timco, Inc Auto sales, service, used Carried for Resolution of Sheriffs File Number CH-12001006 2012 1st quarter taxes, amount to be 1010 Hudson St./ car showroom & service center Approval on 3/21/2012 Division CHANCERY determined 2271 Rt 22 W Docket Number F2438110 Lien: 2009 3rd party Tax Lien, Cert Block- 3211 Lots- 1 & 3 01 County Union No. 0900113. sold on 6/7/2010 to Plaintiff CROWN BANK F/K/A ROYAL TAX LIEN SERVICES. LLC in Richard Malanda, Bd. Of Adj. Secretary CROWN BANK, N A the amount of $15,813.90 U291188 UNL March 15. 2012 ($32.34) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 31

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH Sale Date 03/21/2012 SCOTCH PLAINS. NJ 07076 afternoon of said day All successful (732)446-2800 Writ of Execution 01/13/2012 (908) 4900444 bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff Ralph Froehlich PUBLIC NOTICE By virtue of the above-stated writ of Sheriff Ralph Froehlich available in cash or certified check at A full legal description can be found at execution to me directed I shall A full legal description can be found at the conclusion of the sales the Union County Sheriffs Office Elizabeth Board of Education expose for sale by public venue at the the Union County Sheriffs Office The premises to be foreclosed are Total Upset $145 089 50 One Hun- of ElizabelOfiew Jersey UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Total Upset S314.955 77 Three Hun- commonly known as 515 East Eliza- dred Forty-Five Thousand Eighty-Nine of the City BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR 10 ELIZA- dred Fourteen Thousand Nine Hundred beth Avenue City of Linden. County of and 50M0V" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accor- BETHTOWN PLAZA Elizabeth N J Fifty-Five and 77/10CT" Union State of New Jersey February 23, March 1. 8, 15. 2012 dance with the Open Public Meetings on WEDNESDAY, at two o clock in the February 23. March 1. 8. 15. 2012 Said premises are also known as U290285 PRO ($14112) Act. that the Board of Education of the afternoon of said day All successful U290267 PRO ($113 68) Block 176 Lot 20 City of Elizabeth will hold a Special bidders must have 20% of their bid Approximate dimensions of premises LINDEN Meeting on Wednesday. March 21 available in cash or certified check at LINDEN 35 feet X 120 feet 2011 at the at the Donald Stewart the conclusion of the sales Located approximately 140 feet from SHERIFFS SALE Early Childhood Center. 544 Pennsyl- The property to be sold is located in SHERIFFS SALE the intersection of Elizabeth Avenue Sheriffs File Number CH-12000981 vania Avenue Elizabeth New Jersey the Borough of Roselle Sheriffs File Number CH-1 2000784 and Maple Avenue Division CHANCERY The Board will open in Public Session In the County of Union and the State of Division CHANCERY A more complete legal description of Docket Number F524808B at 6.00 p m. The Board reserves the New Jersey Docket Number F05261710B said premises can be found in Deed County: Union right to go into Private Session to dis- Premises commonly known as 451 County Union Book 5457 at Page 633 Plaintiff COUNTRYWIDE HOME cuss matters exempt under the Open West Second Avenue Roselle. NJ Plaintiff. TD BANK. N A Sale is subject to numerous Judg- LOANS, INC Public Meetings Act The following Tax Lot # 1 in Block # 5402 VS ments against persons by the name of VS items will be on the agenda Dimensions of Lot (Approximately): 60 Defendant LUIS RODRIGUEZ AND LUIS RODRIGUEZ and/or ANA Defendant MANUEL COURAS x 100 x 60 x 100 ANA M RODRIGUEZ TERRAMAR RODRIGUEZ which may or may not be Sale Date 04/11/2012 Governance Team Retreat REALTY L L C TERRAMAR PROVI- against the mortgagor, subject to out- Writ of Execution 01/29/2012 Public Participation Nearest Cross Street Located on standing real estate taxes due. includ- March 15. 2012 West Second Avenue on the Corner of SIONS. L.L.C. d/b/a TERRAMAR BAR By virtue of the above-stated writ of West Second and Clover RESTAURANT SOVEREIGN BANK. ing tax sale certificated, of approxi- execution to me directed I shall U291251 PRO ($12 25) •THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES STATE OF NEW JERSEY NANCY L mately $22,365 00 as of February 8. expose for sale by public venue, at the THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE MUELLER. MD. PA. ATLANTIC CRED- 2012 UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION ROSELLE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE IT AND FINANCE The Sheriff hereby reserves the right BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- THROUGH PUBLICATION ' Sale Date 03/21/2012 to adjourn this sale without further BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J.. SHERIFFS SALE JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $302,667.52 Writ of Execution 01/31/2012 notice through publication on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the Sheriffs File Number CH-120007S4 Three Hundred Two Thousand Six By virtue of the above-stated writ of JUDGMENT" AMOUNT: $141,510.29 afternoon of said day All successful Division CHANCERY Hundred Sixty-Seven and 52/100'" execution to me directed I shall One Hundred Forty-One Thousand bidders must have 20% of their bid Docket Number: F4908809 Attorney expose for sale by public venue, at the Five Hundred Ten and 29/100"* available in cash or certified check at County: Union UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Attorney the conclusion of the sales Plaintiff VALLEY NATIONAL BANK SCHILLER & PITTENGER PC - BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- OSTROWITZ & OSTROWITZ The property to be sold is located in VS ATTORNEYS BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth N J 225 GORDONS CORNER RD Defendant: JOSEPH M. OYATTA AND 1771 FRONT STREET on WEDNESDAY at two o clock in the MANALAPAN NJ 07726 PRISCILLAR W OYATTA, h/w SUITE D CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE M Acquisition end Construction u-ou-tu-xn IM.S85 99.2*4 1.I13.7U TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 448,0*4 918.999 2 194.198 BOARD OF EDUCATION Transfer of Fund* to Charter Schools 10-000-.00-5OC 44.480 55.3*8 HILLSIDE. NEW JERSEY OPERATING BUDGET G*AHD TOTAL In accordance with the New Jersey Statutes relating hereto, notice is hereby given that the Board of Education ol SPECIAL GRANTS AMD ENTITLEMENTS the School District of the Township of Hillside has prepared a tentative budget for the year beginning July 1, 2012 Local Projects and ending June 30, 2013, which is on file and open to inspection between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on HMOfeMl Education Aid regiular business days, at the office of the Business Administrator/Board Secretary in the Administration Building. Instruction 30-318 10O-XXX 811 .803 »73.309 1,013,28* 191 Virginia Street. Hillside, New Jersey. Support Services 20-218-200 XXX 111 .005 429,957 4*5.589 TOTAL PRESCHOOL EDUCATION AID t. U3 .COB 1 .401.8**, I.471.175 The Public Budget Hearing will be held In the library of Hillside High School. 1085 Liberty Avenue. Hillside. New Other State Projects. Jersey, at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. March 22, 2012. Konpublic Textbook* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 11 ,368 10.SOI 9.016 Honpublio Auxiliary Services JO-XXX XXX XXX 111.0*1 .22.547 100,572 Kenneth R Weinheimer Monpublic Handicapped |ajT*i«M :o-xxx-xxx xxx .441 42,913 3«476 Business Administrator/Board Secretary Monpublic Huraing Service* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX InS ,962 15,ISO 12,878 Hillside Board of Education Total State Projecta l AH .470 1 .593,083 1.837,817 Hillside. New Jersey 07205 Federal Projects Title I 20-XXX-XXX-XXX Hi .401 812.456 538,152 Budget Approval Code 0361 03/02/2012 Titla II 20-XXX-XXX-XXX n • 144 199.8W 95.843 T.tla Ill 20-XXX-XXX-XXX »? ,437 10*.273 B4,5U Title IV 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 2 . 101 535 I.D.E A. Part • (Handicapped) ?0~XXX-XXX XXX 1, 114 4? 4 887,752 725,529 Other Special Project. 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 2 October 15. 2011 October 15. 2012 , HI Total Federal Projects «»4 Actual J, in 2 .016,19* 1.412.035 TOTAL GRAHT9 AMD ENTITLEMENT!! 3. ,32* j , CM. Ill 3.049,852 Total Expenditures su Pupil* on Rol Regular Pull-Tvaw 2869 14 Pupil* on Rol Regular Shared-Tuse DEDUCT EXPENDITURES INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS Oil TRANSFER* 256 Pupil* on Rol - Special rull-TIM Local Contribution - Transfer to Special Revent U-1XX--100-93X 11.- .084 609,453 44*.805 Pupil. on Rol - Special Sh*i*d-TiM 23 1 Capital Resar— - Transfer to Repayment of Deb 12-000-400-933 3139 3162 Sub tot. 1 - Pu >il* On Roll Transfer Property Bale Proceeds to "ibt Svc ft* 11-000-520-934 Private Schoo Plac—nt* 18 60 Pupila Sent t > Other Oi*trict»-Reg Prog TOTAL EXPENDITURES NET OF TRANSFERS Pupil* Sent t > Other Diats-Spec Ed Prog Pupila Racelv kd UM10H - HILLSIDE TWP Pupil* in Sta .a Facilities Advertised Recapitulation of X

Xalimated E-timated Balance Balance Balance Balance Budget Category •/3O/301O 6/30/2011 6/30/2012 6/10/2013 Budget Category 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Actual Revised Anticipated Unrestricted- OPERATING BUDGET general Opersting Budget •31.370 Budgeted Fund BiUnca - Operating Budget 1.200,000 478.595 10-303 Repayment of Debt 0 Revenues froa Local Sources: Local Tax Levy 10-1210 25.529,988 25,529,988 26,040,588 Restricted for Specific Purposes Tuition 10-1300 140,532 130.000 97,S53 General Operating Budget. Interest Earned on Capital Reserve Funds 10-1XXX 100 110 Capital Reaerve Other Restricted Miscellaneous Revenue* 10-1XXX 695.686 Adult Education Programs Unrestricted Miscellaneous Revenue* 10-1XXX 675,587 703,578 Maintenance Reserve SUBTOTAL 26,306,206 26,335,675 36,842,229 Legal Reserve Revenues froa State Sources: Tuition Reserve txtrtordimty Aid 10-3131 627,020 Current Eapense Emergency Reaeiv* Categorical Special Education Aid 10-3132 1.693,251 1.693.251 1,793,269 Repsymant of Debt; Equalization Aid 10-3176 17,321,432 IT,800,026 19,021,554 Restricted BJH Repayment or Debt Categorical Security Aid 10-3177 197.391 Categorical Transportation Aid 10-3121 102,431 UM1OM - HILLSIDE TWP SUBTOTAL 19,641,103 19.493,277 21,114,645 Advertised Pet Pupil COM QtlOUlm Revenues froa Federal Source*: 2012 - 2013 Nedicaid Reimbursement 10-4200 69,066 40.904 48,000 Education Job* Fund 16-4522 157.175 573,B22 130,000 2009-10 1010 SUBTOTAL J011 \J 3011-12 2012-13 226,841 622,726 178.000 Actual Artua Adjustment for Prior Tear Encumbrances 890,529 )i l.jitml Revised Proposed Actual Revenues (Over)/Under Expenditure* 927,324 Budget Budget Budget (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) TOTAL OPERATING BUDGET Per Pupil Cost Calculations: GRANTS AND ENTITLEMENTS Total Budgetary Comparative Per Pupil Cost 13137 1322* 13159 13409 13019 Revenues froa Local Souroea 34,922 43.539 Total Clasaroom Instruction 1712 778S Revenuea fro* State Sources• 80*1 •021 7899 Classroom-Salaries and Benefits 741* 7732 7*C3 75*1 Preschool Education Aid 20-3218 721,524 792,414 1,032,070 Classroom-General Supplies and Textbooks 2*0 242 JS1 380 3«« Other Restricted Entitlements 20-32XX 190,862 191,217 158.942 Classroom-Purchased Services and Other 67 5* 76 71 70 TOTAL REVENUES FBCW STATE SOURCES 912,386 983,631 1.191,013 Total Support Services 1579 1507 1553 IStl Revenues from Federal Sources: Support Servioes-Salanea and Benefit! 1438 1399 139ua<9 1404 141ft Title 1 688,407 812,456 536,152 Total Administrative Cost* 1*65 1*35 1597 1576 15*5 Title II 147,344 199,890 95,843 Administration-Salaries and Benefits L44D 1432 1387 134* 1333 Title III 37,437 54,511 106,273 Legal Costs 32 19 IS IV Title IV 2,101 525 Total Operations and Maintenance of CLunt 1946 2069 1*9* 1»83 1770 I.DC.A. Part B r I ha pei pupil ooat calculation* DEDUCT REVENUES INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS DUE TO TRANSFERS' are contained in tha 2012 Taxpayers' Guide to Education Spending (formerly Com) atlva spending Huiili) and can be found Transfers from Operating Budget-PreK 20-5200 532.084 609.452 446,805 on the Department of Education'* Internet address: http //•» atata »> us/ e>.1u< Ion under Finance, whan available Thta TOTAL REVENUES/SOURCES NET OF TRANSFERS publication 1* available in the board offloe and public libraries Tha ssme Q ulations were performed using the 2011 12 50,281,316 SI,578,273 51,216,516 revised appropriations and 2012-13 budgeted approptlatiuni ptes-nted in this »• rtlaed budget Total Budgelaiy Ci«|>4t*' xv Per Pupil Cost is defined as current aapenae axoluiiv* of tuition ••peiulkturea ranaportat tun. i «• nlkni La\l OOStfl. and UNION BXULSXD1 TM judgments against the school dnl.nrt tot all y-ara. 11 also inrludea Ilia >•• •tad" •ntill-Miil onla Mull 11— an-eptlon Advertised Appropriat of Total Equipment Cost, saoh of the other per pupil ooat calculations present of the total Buiig*'«ry roatparativs per pupil coat, although all iiaji usiii s are not shown Budget Category Account 2010 11 2011-12 2012-13 Expenditure* Rev. Approp, Approprla 11o GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE

Regular Programs 11-lXX-l 00-XXX 15,775,622 16.222.87 15,840.121 Special Education 11-2XX-1oo-xxx 2.379,930 2.733,08 2.636,558 11-240-1 409.525 416.77 472,487 Bilingual Education oo-xxx Deacrlbe below, by project number, the approprlaliona T budgeted Capital Outlay Pr School-Spon. Co/Extra-Curr. Act1vltie* 11-401-1 oo-xxx 131,612 195,08 141,302 thosa items related to the district's Long Range Facili es Plan Include only School Sponsored Athletic* 11-402-1 tlO-XXX 375,922 470.91 411,230 remodeling, renovations, I nit* 1 1 at I nr> nt setvica tyiiM land arid imp nd the purchase Before/After School Programs 11-421-31"Ot-XXX 88.033 90, 30 62.150 of building*. If the project is eligible for a gram enter M X' In T11—11 • School 11-422-X xx-xxx 73,414 177,81 200.704 Do not include equipment Include all projects budgeted on the transfer linoa to .-a ital project* fund 11-800-3 30-XXX 2,803 4.00 Community Services Programs/Operations 300 (8326 and 8335) If the pir.ject i« a request to exceed an existing referendum (Unde tt J AC 4A, Support Service*: Tuition 11-000-1 oo-xxx 5,210, 192 5.176.80 5,251,159 26-4.4(a)3>. enter an 'X' in column t and enter the rundlng source f the reques Attendance and Social Work Service* 11-000-2 u-xxx 10, 75 10,00 11,130 Complete a detailed budget for each project. Health Service* 586, 121 624,97 620,631 Speech, OT, PT, Related i. Extraordinary Servi >s 11-000-2 16.217 508, 14 593,83 994,B44 Request to Guidance 11-000-2 18-XXX 680, 78 710,09 700,424 Dollar Eligible Isoeed Funding 8euroe Child Study Tea** 1-000-2 19-XXX 932, 188 979,97 993,198 Desc iptlon/Activity Amount for Orant Referendum for Request laprcveatent of Instructional Services 1-000-2 21-XXX 219, 34 212.13 215,B26 Educational Media Service* - School Library 1-000-2 22-XXX 604, ill 605,07 612,767 RXPAVIMO HIGH SCHOOL PARRIHC LOT 170,100 Instructional Staff Training Services 1-000-2 23-XXX 33, 103 58.63 48,300 ROOF t. CUTTERS AT OM 537,100 General Administration 1-000-2 30-XXX 828, 51 840,75 883,835 M0K CAFETERIA 57,000 School Administration 1-000-2 40-XXX INTEREST OH SDA LOAM 22,3«2 Central Svca L Admin Info Technology 1-0O0-2 5X-XXX 701, 47 693,183 707,750 HUB QTMKASIOM UPOIAOEO 200,000 Operation and Maintenance of Plant Service* 1-000-2 6X-XXX 5,620, 8C 5,431,7fil 4,774,278 KM« AUDITORIUM UPOKAOEI 10,000 Student Transportation Services 1-000-2 70-XXX 1,140. 60 -•! TKAIKBR AREA 50.000 Personal Services • Employee Benefits 1-XXX-XXX-2XX WOK ELECTRICAL UPGRADES 85,500 Food Services I-000-310-XXX 35,000 NIK STUDENT DROPOFF AREA WML 60,000 Total Support Services Expend1ture* NEW STUDENT DROPOFF AREA OM 50,000 TOTAL GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE •onr Roor/sorriTs/FMCiAi AT ML 392,000 WTH STUDENT DROPOFF AREA KL «0,000 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OTM FLOOR REFL AM 114,000 Deposit to Capital Reserve 652.875 ELECTRICAL UMMADEI AM 9,000 Interest Earned on Capital Reserve 100 110 Total Amount. 1,813,782 296.479 166.730 380,126 U291036 UNL March 15. 2012 ($51182) PAGE 32 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE the CITY of LINDEN, County of UNION Two Hundred Seventy-Nine Thou- afternoon of said day All successful (856)813'1700 available in cash or certified check at and State of New Jersey sand Two Hundred Forty-Six and bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff Ralph Froehlich the conclusion of the sales. Commonly known as: 118 E 19TH ST. 31/100*** available in cash or certified check at A full legal description can be found at Property to be sold is located in the LINDEN. NJ 07036 Attorney the conclusion of the sales the Union County Sheriff's Office City of ELIZABETH in the County of Tax Lot No 17 in Block No 524 FEIN SUCH. KAHN & SHEPARD. PC CONCISE DESCRIPTION Total Upset: $281.50143 Two Hun- UNION and the State of New Jersey Dimension of Lot Approximately 7 CENTURY DR Municipality Borough of Roselle dred Eighty-One Thousand Five Hun- Commonly known as 945-947 EAST 50x100 SUITE 201 Street Address 312 Floral Street dred One and 43/100*** GRAND STREET. ELIZABETH. NJ Nearest Cross Street: Clinton Street PARSIPPANY. NJ 07054 Roselle. NJ 07203 March 15. 22, 29. April 5. 2012 07208 BEGINNING at a point on the South- (9731538-4700 Tax Lot 11 U291257 PRO ($133 28) Tax Lot No 483. in Block No 8 easterly line of East Nineteenth Sheriff Ralph Froehlich Tax Block 6203 Dimension of Lot (Approximately) 49 Street distant northeasterly 175.00 A full legal description can be found at Approximate dimensions 60' x 103 88' ELIZABETH feet wide by 90 feet long feet from the point formed by the the Union County Sheriffs Office Nearest cross street: Third Avenue Nearest Cross Street REID STREET intersection of the Southeasterly Total Upset: $331.471 91"' If after the sale and satisfaction of the SHERIFF'S SALE THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES sideline of East Nineteenth Street Three Hundred Thirty-One Thousand mortgage debt, including costs and Sheriff's File Number CH-10007026 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE with the Northeasterly sideline of Four Hundred Seventy-One and expenses, there remains any surplus Division CHANCERY WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Clinton Street and running', thence. 91/100*** money, the money will be deposited Docket Number: F18209 THROUGH PUBLICATION. -THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES March 15, 22, 29. April 5. 2012 into the Superior Court Trust Fund and County: Union JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $170,960.10 THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE any person claiming the surplus, or WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE U291239 PRO ($162 68) Plaintiff NEW YORK COMMUNITY One Hundred Seventy Thousand any part thereof, may file a motion BANK SUCCESSOR BY MERGER Nine Hundred Sixty and 10/100**' THROUGH PUBLICATION/ pursuant to Court Rules 4 64-3 andWITH SYNERGY BANK Attorney. PRIOR LIENS/ENCUMBRANCES ROSELLE 4 57 2 stating the nature and extent of VS FRANK J MARTONE. PC NAME OF SECURED that person's claim and asking for an Defendant GLICK REALTY CORP: 1455 BROAD ST SHERIFF'S SALE order directing payment of the surplus DUANE POTTS, OCCUPANT ONE: BLOOMFIELD. NJ 07003 TOTAL AS OF February 23, 2012 Sheriff's File Number CH-12001004 money The Sheriff or other person ADDIE BROWN. OCCUPANT TWO. (973)473-3000 Surplus Money If after the sale and Division CHANCERY conducting the sale will have informa- FRED WASHINGTON, OCCUPANT satisfaction of the mortgage debt, Docket Number F00290711 tion regarding the surplus, if any Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich including costs and expenses, there "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THREEL O. GILLIAN. OCCUPANT A full legal description can be found at County Union FOUR TIRONDA LANIER. OCCUPANT the Union County Sheriffs Office remains any surplus money, the money Plaintiff THE PROVIDENT BANK THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE FIVE; NEWELL FUNDING LLC will be deposited into the Superior VS WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Total Upset $209 742 532*" Court Trust Fund and any person Sale Date 04/04/2012 Two Hundred Nine Thousand Seven Defendant JAMES SMITH AND CON- THROUGH PUBLICATION " Writ of Execution 10/22/2010 Hundred Forty-Two and 53/100*" claiming the surplus, or any parlthere- STANCE SMITH JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $268,961.97 of. may file a motion pursuant to Court Sale Date 04/11/2012 By virtue of the above-stated writ of March 8. 15. 22. 29. 2012 Rules 4 64-3 and 4 57-2 stating the Two Hundred Sixty-Eight Thousand execution to me directed I shall U290917 PRO ($119 56) Writ of Execution 02/29/2012 Nine Hundred Sixty-One and expose for sale by public venue, at the nature and extent of that person's By virtue of the above-stated writ of claim and asking for an order directing 97/100*" UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION execution to me directed I shall Attorney. BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZA- payment of the surplus money The expose for sale by public venue, at the Sheriff or olher person conducting the PLUESE BECKER & SALTZMAN. LLC BETHTOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth. N J . CLASSIFIED ADS UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION 20000 HORIZON WAY on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the sale will have information regarding BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- the surplus, if any SUITE 900 afternoon of said day All successful ARE QUICK AND BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N J . MT LAUREL NJ 08054-4318 bidders must have 20% of their bid JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $279.246.31*" on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the CONVENIENT!

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SPECIAL. SCHOOLS SMMI SChOOl Instruction 13-422-100-XXX 75,643 139.727 143.000 Total Summer School 73.643 139,727 143.000 TOTAL SPECIAL SCHOOLS 7S.643 139,727 143,000 rtarda adopted by lh« Slat* Board of Education Included In fl-ia budgtl I* a withdrawal of ti. SOD. 000 00 from lha Capital Riiorvo Account to help a tttteidlf • the C anils I Outlay Budget lor facility upUf*d*s, and Improvtinanli. Transfer of Fund* to Charter School* 10-000-100 56X 19,4 84 239.896 Information on th)e budget mna (he program* mil iirvlr.ti It provide* IK available for review Monday through Fri- OPERATING BUDGET GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL GRANTS AMD ENTITLEMENTS Local Project* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 74,275 85.000 100,000 Linden Board of Education Preschool Education Aid Administration Building instruction 20-218-100-XXX 1.644.3S1 1, 786.095 2, 211,420 2 East Gibbon* Street Support Services 20-2X8-200-XXX 297.566 297,961 302,506 Linden, NJ 07O1S TOTAL PRESCHOOL EOOCATIOM AID 1.941,947 7, 084.056 2. 513.926 UMIOM • LIMDKM CITT Other State Project*: Advertised enrollments Monpiib 11o Textbook* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 11.923 10,290 8.746 Konpublic Auxiliary Service* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 108,089 90,730 103.674 m umi HI .' n October lft. 2010 October 15. 2011 October IS, 2012 Konpublic Handicapped Services 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 66,981 52,367 51,074 Actual Actual •estimated Konpublic Hursing Service* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 14,346 12,194 10,364 Other Special Projects 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 8,651 Pupils en Rail Regular rull Tin 5123 5183 5233 Total State Project* Pupils on Roll Regular thered Tim. 58 20 22 Federal project* rupUa on Roll - Special fill-Tie* 7cihini Totel federal Project* 4.926,667 3, 384.106 3, 604.208 TOTAL GRANTS AMD ENTITLEMENTS UNION - LINDEN CITT Totel expenditures 91 Advertised Revenue* DEDUCT EXPENDITURES INCLODED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS DUX TO TrtAMSFUtS: 2010-11 3011-12 2012-13 Actual Ravised Anticipated OPXRATlIKi mlDOtti Transfer Property Sale Prooeeda to Debt 8vc Re* 11-000-520-934 Budgeted fund •*lanue - Operating Budget 10-30) 3.000,000 3,000.000 TOTAL EXPENDITURES NET OF TRANSFERS 9! Withdrawal from (*p Ke*-f«r Looal Share 10-307 1.000,000 1,499,445 Withdrawal ( i .«a aaUflt Reserve 10-310 26.669 175 UNIOH - LINDEN CITY Trsnsfata ft m Oth.r funds IO-HO0 175,SB* Advertised Recapitulation of Balance Revenue* froei Local Source* Looal T*» Levy Audited rUNU • »". Estimated Estimated ia-1300 46.702 45,987 149.188 Balance Balance Balance Balance Interest tarried nn Cur rent fcapetise EMtg*fi' 10-1XXX 7i4 64 80 Budget Category 6/30/2010 6/30/2011 6/30/2012 6/30/2013 tntereat Earned on Maintenance Reserve 10-lXXX 972 2 iftfeVJVMl rained f.fi Capital H*»tv» Funds IO-IXXX 7,935 a. 027 555 Unrestricted' Unisatrioted Mlaoellaneous Revenues 10-IXXX 596.110 400.JOO 399.825 General Operating Budget 957,280 4.8B0.899 1,880,899 1,279,970 7 8.9B1,«67 80:213,816 SUBTOTAL 78,42e,»8» Repayment of Debt 0 0 0 0 Revenues fro* It.ete Rouroea C93.937 693,937 Restricted for Specific Purpose*: tf.ni.- B'.rcttnary Aid U un General Operating Budget 1 Other State Aid* 10 ixxx 31,B22 Capital Reserve 5.144,364 8.122,899 7.124.925 5,626,035 Cetegorlcal Rpeotal Education Aid 3.398,099 3.390.099 3,570,192 0 0 0 Iquaj i in ion Aid Adult Education Program* 0 10 3116 14.550,873 15.581.25] 16,974,527 MaMitenanoe Reaerve 426,669 26.842 175 0 Categorical Beourtty Aid 10-1177 340.871 Legal Reserve 3,500,000 2,399,071 2,399,071 0 rHimjIUlllMi Transports! ion Aid 10-1121 205,724 Tuition Reserve 0 0 0 0 HMHtt 18,674,731 IB,980,352 21.7BS.251 Current Ertpense Eeeroencv Re»er(• IOUK.I ttmm-i 1 M.ii4(iwi Aid P| II 'iriyv*. 20-1218 7 9,228 Budget Budget Budget (It (2) (3> (5) rreanlioot Iduiwt i -•" A> tl 20-3218 1,941,947 2,084.056 2,4 34,698 : Calculations Ml Olhet Kailii"iwl KM I t I ament S 20-.12HJ- • 208.990 163,5*1 173,85B Budgetary Cooperative Pet Pupil Coat 12987 12775 1421 14432 14693 TOTAL UVBWTJII FMM 9TATK ROURCRI 2,1BO,»37 2,240.637 2,687.784 ClaaarooM Instruction 8020 7847 659 6601 6917 Revenuea from Federal Sources Clai ooai-BalariBS and Benefit! 7784 7557 826 8244 8419 Title 1 .'ii 4*11-4416 1 «l.8t9 1,024.400 1 411,091 Clsi ooM-Qeneral Supplies and Textbook.* 148 191 19 319 273 Tltl. I 1 70-44M 44?>1 197,238 195,266 249.819 Clai 'ooa-Purchaeed Services and Other H 100 13 13B 225 Tills III 20-4491 4494 92.710 65.545 114.234: Totl Support Services 1830 16*0 201 2014 2149 I.D K A »art »

Budget Category 2012-13 1 Rev Approp The information presented in coluaws 1 through 3 as wall am the related descrip t of the per pupil coat CM leulation* Approprlstloi are contained in the 7012 Taxpayers' Guide to Education Spending {for-eerly Coerpi VSJ Spending Guide) and e*r> be found CCtaRAl. L-UttRIKT KXPKNRII on the Department of Education's Internet address http;//mm etate.nj.us/ educj unde tnce. when available Thl* tastm i publication i* available in the board offtoe and public libraries The IUM calci 1st performed using the 2011-12 Regular Pogiea. 11 UU( luu XXV -•4. MO, SOI 39,211.335 revised appropriations and 2012-13 budgeted appropriation* presented in thia adve: tised budge1 Total Budgetary Comperativ Special Idutistion It -JXX 100-XXX tt. 344.666 1 506,677 Per Pupil Coat la defined *• current expenae eji.il in lie, of tuition expenditures 1 an spor ti rsaiden Basic It -111 n Ttminii nl I 00 -UK 331,000 judg-aenta against the school district For ell years, it also includes the restr: 'ted enti Kith the encep Ri 1 my. • i i »4fl 100 «j( 1.222,563 1.398,291 810,837 of Total Equipment Coat, each of the other per pupil cost calculation* presented otal Budgetery Voua 11 om 1 fiogrwi 11 -1XX 100-XXX 917.831 i Mini ati i * per pupil coat although all component* ere not ihovn loltool-»pon Ai' ivil taa 1 l 101 100-XJfX 311.405 323.990 ll-40i-100-OOt 702,044 7 3.1. 14 5 School Sponsored Aihl.tit- UNION - LIMDEH CITT Other iitat i uut ion*l rn^ioi LI «XX 100-XXX *•[ i».'»fler Hcthxol l-rngiui ,XX XXX 5,000 5,123 fclt.inativ* MUdmUtOtl Program* Iniituct luiiil XKJC-XXX 160.000 164.000 *1 Revenues and Approprist Support Urni v ti •• I 1 000100-XXX Attendance and Soi-ul Woik Services 711-XXX 94.546 140.638 Lin* Number Revenue Source or 12-13 Amount Description of circumstano Health Utvi. •• II 000 .M) XXX •U ' '471 1.263,964 Approp. Due to Speech. OT. IT. Related lamr< lnnnftiMiy Itivn Tit,4X4 760.405 7*4,4*4 Quidanoe 11 0003IB XXX 919 IPS 990 134 Child Study Teae- IJ-000 1 241.9R6 las>roveat*i | i>.>n«l Servtoea 11 OOP 2.777,823 .i H>.U> tmwvxm* • 11 000 BOfl,212 708,43< Uiat rWi HOi] Staff Trai mug Mivuvt IB.972 >»,28> 1»~,390 Total Unusual Revenues; gaianl laaamilli 11 -000 1 ,4M 2.0*0,764 1.793,019 Total Unusual Appropriations: f40-XXX 3.460,41S 3.671,413 .•nttal Sv •• haaq> AdMin Infr- T«.ihiwl«gy 11-000 2SX XXX I. 70" 2.01' UNION - LINDEN CITY [BMIM1 kumad on MUATBMWPB K*»IV* 9.16K 11. 191.7M 10.147.064 Student Trs.naport.at ton Suvu-n I 933 Shared Services -- Description of Shared Services Intelsat Ks.rned on nil 1111 tufemte RMeryenry Rea 64 80 Personal l»rvi(«i - KnpK-ye* Relief 11 a 11-XXX IV M> 18.184*93 16.734.289 ITftM BMpaWtUtur-M 59.304.114 TOTAL OSNtRAL timmNT KXl-SNHK 87.C6*. i | The district shares the following services with the unicipality: BHUUItm tetumi »ivt 10-404 2.027 335 Use of Facilities Kqul patent •s IX - f 3X 147,9*9 639.200 Garbage Disposal lies luvj\l)t|l i I KHl tatVKHI * XX XXX •• 888 Fuel H|MHI Re«*rv»-Tr«r.«r-i t« •"«(>>'"I txpend l*und JXX-K.H • 000 1 000 000 1.498,990 Snow plowing CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE TOTAL CAPITAL XXMNDlTtrBJEH *.B9 4.603,831 •> 4-.* l*b UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 33 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Annual Buybadc or vac. Daya UNION - LIHDKN CITT Annual Buyback of Personal Days All Other In-Kind/RMun«r«tion 22a. Escim*t*d Tax Rat* Information Additional CcsMnts UNION - LINDEN CITY

17. Salaries and Benefits of Certain District Employees A. Estimated 12-13 School Tax Rat* Kathleen A. Gaylord Job Title Business Administrator WITHOUT REPAYMENT OF DEBT OR ADJUSTMENTS Board Secretary General Fund School Levy 79,098,878 (A) Base Annual Salary 162,275 2,778,972,234 (B) Estimated Net Taxable Valuation (as of 10/01/2011 ) FTE 1.0 Estuut»d 12-13 General Fund School Tax Rate- (A) / (B)X100 2.8463 (C) Shared with Another District7 N Member of Collective Bargaining ? • WITH REPAYMENT OF DEBT AND ADJUSTMENTS Contract Terms: Beginning Date of Contract 07/01/2011 Total School Levy 79,098,878 (D) Ending Date of Contract 06/30/2012 2,778,972,234 (E) Estimated Net Taxable Valuation (as of 10/01/2011 ) Annual Work Days 260 Estimated 12-23 Total School Tax Rate-(D)/(E)X100 2.8463 (F) Annual Vacation Days 23 Annual Sick Days 12 B. Estimated 12-13 Equalized School Tax Rate Annual Personal Days 3 Annual Consulting Days 0 Other Non-working days 0 WITHOUT REPAYMENT OF DEBT OR ADJUSTMENTS Description-Other Non-working Days General Fund School Levy 79,098,878 (G) Estimated Equalized Valuation (as of 10/01/2011 ) 5,612,583,401 (H) Benefits: Estimated 12-13 Equalized General Fund School Allowances 3.650 Tax Rate=(G)/(H)X100 1.4093 (I) Bonuses 0 Stipends 0 WITH REPAYMENT OF DEBT AND ADJUSTMENTS District Contributions above Teacher ount for: Health Insurance 0 Total School Levy 79,098,878 (3) Dental Insurance 0 Estimated Equalized Valuation (as of 10/01/2011 ) 5,612,583,401 (R) Life Insurance 0 Estimated 12-13 Equalized Total School Other Insurances 0 Tax Rate=(J)/(K)XlOO 1.4093 (L) Retirement Plans 4,000

UNION - LINDEN CITY Post-Employment Benefits 17. Salaries and Benefits of Certain District Employees Description of: Buyback of Sick Days $100.00 per diem $15,000.00 cap Name Rocco G. Toaazic Buyback of Vac. Days per diem max 5 days Job Title Superintendent Buyback of Personal Days Other Post-Emp. Benefits Base Annual Salary 202,758 Other Post-Emp. Benefits FTE 1.0 Other Post-Emp. Benefits Shared with Another District? N Member of Collective Bargaining ? N In-Kind and Other Remuneration Contract Terms: Description ofi Beginning Date of Contract 01/01/2009 Annual Buyback of Sick Daya Ending Date of Contract 01/31/2012 Annual Buyback of Vac. Days Annual Work Days 260 Annual Buyback of Personal Days Annual Vacation Days 26 All Other In-Kind/Remuneration Annual Sick Days 12 3 Annual Personal Days Additional Comments Annual Consulting Days 0 0 Other Non-working days UNION - LINDEN CITY Description-Other Non-working Days 17. Salaries and Benefits of Certain District Employees Benefits: Allowances 4,810 Name Lawrence Miranda Bonuses 0 Job T»tl» , /Mgr /tupvt . Stipends 0 District Contributions above Teacher mount for: »ry IK. 1 Health Insurance 0 1 .0 Dental Insurance 0 Life Insurance 0 Contrtot Tarmai 0 Hcgnm.nu Data of Contrtot 07/O1/2O11 Other Insurances Cndlng Data of Contmrl O6/3O/2O12 Retirement Plana 0 Arm 140 Ann Xnnual Siak Daya Post-Employment Benefits Annual !'•» •nn« 1 Days Description of: Buyback of Sick Days $100. per diem Othar Mon-itoikingf dUy Buyback of Vac. Days per diem rate Buyback of Personal Days Other Post-Emp. Benefits Other Post-Emp. Benefits Other Post-Emp. Benefits Haalth Inaucano* Dantal Imutano* In-Kind and Other Remuneration Ufa Inturmoa Description of: Othar Inauranaaa Annual Buyback of Sick Days

Annual Buyback of Vac. Days Hi I ••! 1 ii jf wan 1 l«naf 11- • Annual Buyback of Personal Days aiOKlptlon of: All Other In-Kind/Remuneration kuybaok of Biak Daya •10,000.00 oap pwr dlaat for un

Additional C nts Oth.r Poat-Bap. ••n.fiti UNION - LINDEN CITY Othai Foat-Kap. Banaflti Othar Poat-lap. B«naftta 17. Salaries and Benefits of Certain District Employees

Annual Buyback of Siok Name Diana Braiated Annual Buybaak of Vao Job Title Assistant Superintendent Annual Buyb«ok of Pwrao All Othar In-Kind/Rwiun Base Annual Salary 152,241 FTE 1.0 UMION LINDEN CITY Shared with Another District? N Member of Collective Bargaining ? N tatriot btployaai Contract Terms: Janat Tuohy Beginning Date of Contract 07/01/2011 Job Titla 06/30/2012 Ending Date of Contract Bna Annu Annual Work Days 260 Annual Vacation Days 23 Annual Sick Days 12 Annual Personal Days 3 07/O1/2011 Annual Consulting Days 0 Oft/30/2012 0 Annual Work Daya Other Non-working days Annual Vacation Daya Description-Other Non-working Days Annual SI alt Daya

Benefits: Allowances 2,682 Bonuses 1,200 Stipends 0 BanafltaI .. i ' ..-»..--. District Contributions above Teacher amount for: Bonuiai Hea1th Inauranee 0 Stlpanda Dlatrtot Contribute Dental Insurance 0 Health Iniunna* Life Insurance 0 Other Insurances 0

Retirement Plans 0 r ii I i —' " * Plans

Post-Employment Benefits Poat-bploynant Banafita Daaoription of: Description of: Buyback of Siok Daya Buyback of Sick Days $100.00 per diem $15,000.00 cap Buyback of Vac. Days per diem rate max 5 days Buybaok of Parioni1 Day* Othar voat-Xap. lanaflti Buyback of Personal Days Othar ro«t-lBp . »»n»li ' - Other Post-Emp. Benefits Othar piiafc -Mtmg> . Banaf 1 t • Other Post-Emp. Benefits In-Kind and Othai Raamnarat Other Post-Emp. Benefits Daicnptton of I In-Kind and Other Remuneration Annual Buybaok of Parion«l Daya Description of: All Othar Zn-Kl.net/Rwmnaratlon Annual Buyback of Sick Days Additional r iw i m i U291084 PRO March 15, 2012 ($3.12045) PAGE 34 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBUCNOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH Tax Block No. 6 ROSELLE into the Superior Court Trust Fund and ELIZABETH Dimensions of Lot: Approximately 42 any person claiming the surplus, or SHERIFFS SALE by 150 feet SHERIFFS SALE any part thereof, may file a motion SHERIFFS SALE Sheriffs File Number: CH-10006814 Number of feet to nearest cross Sheriffs File Number. CH-12000985 pursuant to Court Rules 4 64-3 andSheriffs File Number CH-12001005 Division: CHANCERY street: Located on the Northeasterly Division CHANCERY 4 57-2 stating the nature and extent of Division CHANCERY Docket Number: F1916708 side of Grove Street, distant 42 feet Docket Number: F0538910 that person's claim and asking for an Docket Number F00769311 County: Union Southeasterly from its intersection County: Union order directing, payment of the surplus County: Union Plaintiff UNION COUNTY SAVINGS with the Southeasterly side of Box- Plaintiff: GREEN TREES SERVICING, money The Sheriff or other person Plaintiff: GREEN TREE SERVICING, BANK. A CORPORATION OF THEwood Court LLC conducting the sale will have informa- LLC STATE OF NEW JERSEY The above advertisement does not VS tion regarding the surplus, if any. VS VS constitute a full legal description of Defendant: JOSEPH W. PILKINGTON. "THE SHERfFF HEREBY RESERVES Defendant: TERESITA PINEDA Defendant: FRANCISCO the real estate The full legal descrip- Ill A/KA JOSEPH PILKINGTON; THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Sale Date: 04/11/2012 RODRIGUES: REBECA RODRIGUES tion may be found at the Office of the CITIBANK SOUTH DAKOTA NA UNIT- WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE Writ of Execution: 02/29/2012 F/L/A REBECA MENENDEZ; NELSON Sheriff during regular business hours ED STATES OF AMERICA THROUGH PUBLICATION.' By virtue of the above-stated writ of C. MONTEIRO, ESQ.; CLOVE LAKES The Sheriff hereby reserves the right Sale Date: 04/11/2012 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $177,342.32 execution to me directed I shall DEVELOPMENT OF NEW JERSEY. to adjourn this sale without further Writ of Execution: 02/29/2012 One Hundred Seventy-Seven Thou- expose for sale by public venue, at the L.L.C , A NEW JERSEY LIMITED LIA- notice through publication By virtue of the above-stated writ of sand Three Hundred Forty-Two and UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BILITY COMPANY; CONTINENTAL JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $206,548.18 execution to me directed I shall 32/100"* BUILDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- TRADING & HARDWARE, INC , BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J.. Two Hundred Six Thousand Five expose for sale by public venue, at the Attorney: on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the AND.LARRY SCHWARTZ Hundred Forty-Eight and 18/100"* UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN. LLC afternoon of said day. All successful Sale Date 04/04/2012 Attorney: BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- 20000 HORIZON WAY bidders must have 20% of their bid Writ of Execution: 09/23/2010 FENSTEMAKER & FENSTEMAKER - BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., SUITE 900 available in cash or certified check at By virtue of the above-stated writ of ATTYS on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the MT. LAUREL NJ 08054-4318 the conclusion of the sales execution to me directed I shall 1322 NORTH AVENUE afternoon of said day All successful (856)813-1700 expose for sale by public venue, at the ELIZABETH NJ 07208 bidders must have 20% of their bid Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich CONCISE DESCRIPTION UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRATION (908)355-6155 available in cash or certified check at A full legal description can be found at Municipality. City of Elizabeth BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZA- Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich the conclusion of the sales. the Union County Sheriffs Office Street Address: 27 Sayre Street. Eliz- BETHTOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth N J A full legal description can be found at CONCISE DESCRIPTION Total Upset: $182,719 58 One Hun-abeth, NJ 07208 on WEDNESDAY, at two o'clock in the the Union County Sheriff's Office Municipality Borough of Roselle dred Eighty-Two Thousand Seven Hun- Tax Lot: 1384 afternoon of said day All successful Total Upset $244,428 34 Two Hun-Street Address: 119 East Third dred Nineteen and 58/100*** Tax Block: 11 bidders must have 20% of their bid dred Forty-Four Thousand Four Hun- Avenue, Roselle. NJ 07203 March 15, 22^ 29. April 5. 2012 Approximate dimensions: 30' x 125.07' available in cash or certified check at dred Twenty-Eight and 34/100"' Tax Lot 30 U291250 PRO ($139.16) x 25.72' x 125' the conclusiococus n of the sales. March 8, 15 22, 29, 2012 Tax Block 3101 f/k/a 3.01 Nearest cross street: Morris Avenue ThT e PProperly being sold is located in U290926 PRO ($143 08) Approximate dimensions 200' x 50' If after the sale and satisfaction of the the City of Elizabeth. County of Union Nearest cross street Chestnut Street mortgage debt, including costs and If after the sale and satisfaction of the CLASSIFIED ADS expenses, there remains any surplus and State of New Jerseyy Thep premis- money, the money will be deposited es are commonlly knowk n as 1037-1040371041 ADVERTISE! mortgage debt, including costs and ARE QUICK AND Grove Street. Elizabeth. New Jersey PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD TODAYI expenses, there remains any surplus CONVENIENT! Tax Lot No. 508 E money, the money will be deposited CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

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Facilities Acquisition and 2 ,361.278 851,420 1,828,460 TOWNSHIP OF UNION BOARD OF EDUCATION Capital Keaerve-Transfer t. Capital Expend Fund ,000.000 PROPOSED BUDGET 2012-2013 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES u14 ,768,377 1.354.311 3.191,797 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE LEGAL VOTERS of the Township of Union, In the County of Union. State of Transfer ot Funds to Charter School* 10-000-100-56X 17,928 28.032 New Jersey, that a PUBLIC HEARING will be held on MONDAY, MARCH 26th. 2012 at 7:00 p.m. In the Library of OPERATING BUDGET GRAND TOTAL US .644.773 109,661,075 117,436,874 Union High School. North Third Street, Union, New Jersey, at which time the proposed budget for the school year 2012-2013 will be open for examination and discussion SPECIAL GRANTS AMD ENTITLEMENTS Local Project* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 76,427 482,920 Other State Project* Mvtr'iitd Enrollments Nonpublic Testbook* 20-xxx-xxx-xxx 31.952 28,008 28,008 Honpublic Auxiliary Services 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 150,316 146,502 146,502 ENROLLMENT CATEGORY October IS, 2011 October 15, 2012 Monpublic Handicapped Service* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 73,449 69,259 69,259 Actual EatkMted Monpublic Nursing Service* 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 37,986 40.007 40,007 Total State projects 293.703 283,776 283,776 Pupil* on Roll Regular Full-TiM 6618 Federal Project*: Pupil* on Roll Regular Ihtrtd-TlM 12 TitLe I Pupila on Roll - Special Full-Tiee to? Title II 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 240,261 210,799 177,381 fuplla on Roll - Spatial lh

UNION - UNION TWP REPAYMENT OF DEBT Advertised Revenues Repayaent of Debt - Regular 40-701-810-: 2 TOTAL REPAYMENT OF DEBT Budget Ca t egor y 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Total Expenditure* a >• . i..- Actual Ant lcipated OPERATING SUOOBT DEDUCT EXPENDITURES INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS DUE TO TRAMSFUtS t ftudgeted Puiwi ftala.no* Operating Budget 949,909 8, 120.050 Local Contribution - Transfer to Special Revenue 11-1XX-100-93X 10-303 IUVMIIMI fro* Looal Souroe*. Capital Reserve - Transfer to Repayment of Debt 12-000-400-933 Local Ta* Levy Transfer Property Sale Proceed* to Debt 3vc Re* 11-000-520-934 Tin t ..,(, 10-1300 211, Uf 55.621 25,040 Transportation Fee* from Individual* 10-1410 9, 345 TOTAL • 1 TUBES MET Of TRANSFERS II.!«I««I Earned on Capital Reserve Fund* 10-1XXX 31,661 25,000 18,000 nueWfefiOMi Nisoellaiieou* R«VMiu«« 10 1XXX 660,028 225.000 63,592 UNION - UMIOH TMP SUBTvTAJ. from State Souroea I ry Aid 9*9.157 1,348,462 Audited Estimated 10 3XXX 64,038 Balance Balance Categorical Spemal Education Aid 1O-31S2 Budget Category 6/30/2010 6/30/2013 10-3176 10-3177 312,596 Unrestricted. Categorical Tr*n*poitatlon Aid 10-3121 309,228 General Operating Budget 2,443,634 3,768,167 3,118,258 2,177 *:• SUBTOTAL Repayment of Debt 58,880 283.940 281.705 Revenues from Federal Souroe* Restricted for Specific Purposes Medloald Reimbursement 10-4200 12*.190 84,686 85,732 General Operating Budget: Educa 11on Job* Fund 18-4522 120,317 981.238 Capital Reserve 13.915,405 3,420,467 4,995.467 5,013 i', SUBTOTAL 246,307 1.065.924 85,732 Adult Education Progress 0 0 K\ M 795.331 __, Maintenance Reserve 250,000 250,000 250,000 250 HK Act' al . 1 M, 14.41J.Bft4 Legal Re*erve 9,122,554 TOTAL OPERATING Tuition Reserve ORAMT* AMD ENTITLEMENT: Current Expense Emergency Reserve 1,000 000 Revenue* from Looal 20' 1XXX 76,427 482,920 Repayment of Debt. Revenuea fro* State Souroe* Restricted for Repayment of Debt othei •sMtaiabad InUtleammta 20-32XX 293,703 U |, 1 !•, 283.776 TOTAL REVENUES FROM 8TATI SOURCEB 291,703 283.776 283,776 UNION - UNION TOT Revenues fro* Federal Souroe*: Advertised Per Pupil Coat Ca.lc title i 20*4411-4416 821.17* 1,121 ' n 707,039 2012 - 2013 title II 2O-44M I4M 240,2S1 210.799 177,381 Titla III 70,313 48.9** 41,246 2009-10 2010-11 20-4471 4474 Til 1* IV 363 LCI Actual Actual Revised Proposed I D B A Pa..! h (Handicap Budget Budget Vouet nal B(tu- 20-4430 34,112 46,649 39,652 Per Pupil Cost Calculations: {1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 20-4XXX 122 349 TOTAL REVENUES FROM FEDERAL SOURCE! 4, #28,257 1,558.804 2, 548,114 Total Budgetary Comparative Per Pupil Cost 11509 12105 12110 12411 13234 TOTAL GRANTS AND ENTITLEMENT9 Total Claaarooai Instruction 7213 7716 7440 7558 7880 REPAYMENT OF DEBT Classroom-Salaries »nd Benefit* 6889 7407 7105 7237 7555 Budgeted ruitrt K«l •!>'•• 40-103 2,133 281,705 Claaaroom-General Supplies and Textbooks 258 247 283 259 261 40-5210 572.702 Classrooa-Purchased Services and Other 67 62 52 62 64 Revenue* fro* Local SMIMM Total Support Services 1711 1746 1762 1841 1911 lAKial Ta« Levy 40-1210 1.893,700 2,407,988 2, 603,922 Support Servicea-Salan** and Benefits 1564 1666 1670 1703 1816 MtefJBl Iktteou* 4Q-IXXX 12.7*5 Total Administrative Costa V125 1177 1.272 1291 1291 TT>TAL REVENUES PRCM LOCAL sWJR> K1 1,845,495 2,407,988 2. 603,922 Administration-Salaries and Benefit. 910 992 997 1026 Revenues fron State Sources Legal Cost* 0 17 15 11 Debt Seivioe Ant Type II 40-3160 125,610 126,396 126,523 Total Operation* and Maintenance of Plant 1261 14S2 1900 TOTAL LOCAL REPAYMENT OF DEBT - 1 807 2,53*.719 3. BU IM Operations L Maintenance of Plant-Salary t Ben. 842 945 956 ItfffeWSJ Revenue* (Over) /Una*. (• per nil r » -234,960 Board Contribution to Food Services 0 0 0 TOTAL REPATMENT OF DEBT Total Extracurricular Coats 151 165 169 TOTAL REVENUES/SOURCES 125.8*2.007 116.523.294 123, 280,814 Total Equipment Costs 70 64 179 DEDUCT REVENUES INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE DUE TO TRANSFER! 28 0 28.5 40-5710 872.702 TOTAL MVmi*(l'!»Wmils MET OF TRAMSPBRJ 125 M The information presented in columns 1 through 3 as ate contained in the 2012 Taxpayers' Guide to Educat >erly Comparative Spending Guide) and can be found I Appropriations on the Department of Education's Internet address: h

Budget Categoiy 1010-11 2011-12 2012- 3 revised appropriations and 2012-13 budgeted appropriations presented in this advertised budget. Total Budgetary Compari enrtiture* Rev A»i rop Appropnatio Par Pupil Coat la defined a* current expense exclusive of tuition expenditures. transportation, residential costs, and {HIHERAL CURRENT EXPENSE of Total Equipment Cost, each of the oth< pupil cost calculation* presented I i a component of the total Budgetary I | ,-grams 11 1XX MM xxx oospiritiv per pupil cost, although all are not shown. Special Education 11 2 XX 100-XXX Baaic Stulls/Wesdlsl 100-XX* ,030.700 40 1,859 Bi 1 iiigual EduciatIon 11 240 urn xx* 468.707 486, 33 472 Bji VMBi iimil piojiaa* > Local 100-XXX 18.27 29. 00 30 IM Snhool -Span A-t ivi t in 11 401 100-XXX 181.57 200.. 05 208 Ml 4A Advertised Capital Outlay Project* School Sponsoied ftttUUM It 402 100 XXX 746.05 840. 36 855 Describe below, by project number, the appropr OttMU ii'ihii ' tOmml fmHIssM ii m 100-XXX 13*.41 136,4 18 148 147 Before/After Sohool programs 11-471 XXX XXX 165.48 M 61 and the purchase Othet IH*Jll8*sBnHi i%\ t>iBk 1-rog-ras.a 11-434 xxx-xxx 205.22 >upf>oit Bervioe* I er lines to capital projecta .fereftdum (Under M.J.A.C. 6A Tuition 11-000 -Id 1,628.490 17 9.092.983 the request in column 6 Attendance and Social Work *etvi>>> 11-000 168.06 1 224. 24 2J1.713 26-4 4(al3). enter an 'X' In ooliwn 5 and en Health Servtoea 11-000 825,851 8*1. 81 898.465 Complete a detailed budget for each project Speech, OT, PT. Related 4 Extraordinary 11-000 ,111 Ouidanoe u-ooo XXX 1,228,306 . If* 24 ?,391.001 Dollar Eligible Exceed Funding Souro Child Study Teams n-ooo -XXX .' .536.599 .582. 93 2,699.420 Project Deacription/Activity Number Amount for Grant Referendum for Request laprovtHi tlasmU iBHtOBB n-ooo XX* 1 «68.157 ,•91. 17 1.854.318 BMU Issstt*) Service* - Bcfiool Libr 11-000 -XXX 9*3.253 933, 32 990.425 AIR CONDITION rS MEDIA CTR Ml 001 30,000 i""""'im«l fltaff Ttatntng Setvioes 11-000 -XXX ft*.723 120. 84 112.851 AIR CONDITION MS AUDITORIUM 150,000 lieneial VBIIII>' • . 11-000 XXX Ml 002 School luki,u«>.i MB 11-000 24 ASBESTOS DW M1003 40.000 Cential Jvoi t Admin Info Technolin/y 11-000 25X-XXX 1 1.683.984 CHIMNtr HI- Ml 004 50,000 Operation and Maintenano* of Plant taivi 11-000 2«X-XXX 1.116,213 .168.65S 12.662.645 FI RE ALARM UPGRADES DW HI 005 110.000 Student Transportation Servioea 11-000 270-XXX 4 BASEBALL DUGOUTS Ml 006 40.000 M1007 Personal Service* - Employee Ber\eftta XXX-2XX LOCKER RM GIRLS SMALL 3TM UH5 50,000 Total Support Servioe* Eupend11 mea SHACK STAND FOOTBALL FIELD HI 008 100,000 TOTAL GENERAL CURRENT EXPENSE 0 ARCHITECT ENGINEER FEES 57,000 CUPOLA CF, PS Ml 009 350,000 CAPITAL EXPENDITURES BOILERS DM M1010 550,000 Interest Earned on Capital Reaeiv* I0-W4 25.000 18,000 Total Amount: 1,727,000 „ Equipment 12 XXX XXX 7tX 401,0*9 •77. 1,343 m U291O33 UNI March 15. 2012 ($1.477 99) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 35

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE into the Superior Court Trust Fund and SUMMIT SUMMIT bilitation Project Engineering Services Municipal Building. 1385 Route 22. any person claiming the surplus or Mountainside, NJ 07092. any part thereof, may file a motion CITY OF SUMMIT NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Cost Not to Exceed $60,000 00 Goggi 1125 Ridge Drive, Block 5 B. pursuant to Court Rules 4 64-3 and PENDING ORDINANCE #12-2972 Lot 5 - Applicant proposed to install 4 57-2 stating the nature and extent ot The Common Council of the City of David L Hughes. City Clerk solar panels on the roof of a single- that person s claim and asking for an ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE Summit has awarded a contract with- family dwelling - with variances order directma payment of the surplus MUNICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIA- out competitive bidding as a profes- Dated 3/6/12 APPROVED money The Sheriff or other person TION LIMITS AND TO ESTABLISH A sional service (or extraordinary, March 15. 2012 Ruth M Rees conducting the sale will have informa- CAP BANK (N.J.S.A. 40A: 4-45.14) unspecifiable service) pursuant to U291161 OBS ($14 21) Secretary tion regarding the surplus if any NJSA 40A11-5(1)(a) This contract March 15 2012 "THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES WHEREAS the Local Government and the resolution authorizing it are U291244 OBS ($9 80) THE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE Cap Law N J S A 40A 4-45 1 et seq available for public inspection in the MOUNTAINSIDE WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE provides that in the preparation of its office of the City Clerk SPRINGFIELD THROUGH PUBLICATION " annual budget, a municipality shall PUBLIC NOTICE Awarded to Boswell Engineering. Inc JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $151,405.77 limit any increase in said budget to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, One Hundred Fifty-One Thousand 2 5% unless authorized by ordinance decisions were made at a public meet- COUNTY OF UNION Four Hundred Five and 77/100*" to increase it to 3 5% over the previ- For the Period Completion of the Scope of Services ing by the Mountainside Planning Attorney ous year's final appropriations subject Board at a special meeting on Febru- TAKE NOTICE that the Finance Sub- PLUESE BECKER & SALTZMAN. LLC to certain exceptions: and. Services Broad Street Garage Reha- ary 9. 2012. at the Mountainside 20000 HORIZON WAY WHEREAS. N J S A 40A 4-45 15a CONTINUED ON PAGE 37 SUITE 900 provides that a municipality may when MT LAUREL NJ 08054-4318 authorized by ordinance, appropriate (856)813-1700 the difference between the amount of PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Sheriff: Ralph Froehlich its actual final appropriation and the A full legal description can be found at 3 5% percentage rate as an exception the Union County Sheriff's Office to its final appropriations in either of Total Upset: $156371 21 One Hun- the next two succeeding years and SUMMIT dred Fifty-Six Thousand Three Hun- WHEREAS the Common Council of dred Seventy-One and 21/100*" the City of Summit hereby determines March 15, 22. 29. April 5. 2012 that a 3 5% increase for said year, U291259 PRO ($133 28) amounting to $1,035,424 in excess of the increase in final appropriations Municipal Budget of the CITY of SUMMIT otherwise permitted by the Local Gov- ernment Cap Law. is advisable and PUBLIC NOTICE^ necessary, and, County of Union for the Calendar Year 2012 WHEREAS, the City of Summit here- by determines that any amount author- SUMMIT ized hereinabove that is not appropri- ated as part of the final budget shall BID NOTICE be retained as an exception to final Revenue and Appropriation Summaries appropriation in either of the next two CITY OF SUMMIT succeeding years Summary of Revenues Anticipated Anticipated NOW THEREFORE. BE IT PROJECT: INCIDENT COMMAND ORDAINED BY THE COMMON COUN- 2012 2011 VEHICLE CIL OF THE CITY OF SUMMIT Surplus $6,250,000 $6,800,000 Total Miscellaneous Revenues $8,161,420 $8,819,465 DEPARTMENT: Fire Department 1 That a majority of the full author- ized membership of this governing Receipts from Delinquent Taxes $631,000 $765,000 Sealed bids will be received by the body affirmatively concurring that in a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes $25,674,484 $25,663,596 Purchasing Department of the City of the CY 2012 budget year, the final inside CAP appropriations of the City b) Addition to Local District School Tax $4,038,393 $3,061,833 Summit. Union County. New Jersey at c) Minimum Library Tax 11 00 A M. prevailing time. March 27. of Summit shall in accordance with $2,316,892 $2,266,819 this ordinance and N J S A 40A 4- Total Amount to be Raised for 2012 in the Council Chamber, First 45.14. be increased by 3 5%. amount- Floor, City Hall. 512 Springfield ing to $1,035,424 and that the CY Support of Municipal Budget $32.029.769 $30.992.248 Avenue. Summit New Jersey for 2012 municipal budget for the City of Total General Revenues $47,072,189 $47,376,713 Summit will be approved and adopted INCIDENT COMMAND VEHICLE in accordance with this ordinance and Summary of Appropriations 2012 Final 2011 in accordance with the specifications and proposal forms for same which 2 That any amount authorized here- Budget may be obtained at the office of the inabove that is not appropriated as 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries and Wages $16,694,190 $16,492,406 Fire Department. 396 Broad St.. Sum- part of the final budget shall be Other Expenses $12,291,939 $12,337,008 mit. N J. during regular business retained as an exception to final hours. 8 30 am - 4 30 pm, Monday - appropriation in either of the next two 2. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations $3,728,960 $4,120,800 Friday succeeding years, and. 3. Capital Improvements $350,000 $250,000 All bids shall be addressed to DAVID 3 That a certified copy of this ordi- 4 Debt Service (Include for School Purposes) $7 807 100 $8,092,499 L G L nance as introduced be filed with the k-_H l ^6?.-_^ l^grf^°]Ny M N Director of the Division of Local Gov- 5 Reserve for Uncollected Taxes $6.2OP.QQQ $(i 084.QQO 5 T SECRETARY, 512" ernment Services within 5 days of Total General Appropriations $47,072,189 $47,376,713 F|EL6 AVENUE. SUMMIT. NJ 07901. introduction; and, Bids, along with bid securities, must Total Number of Employees 184 184 be enclosed in a properly SEALED 4 That a certified copy of this ordi- envelope bearing on the outside the nance upon adoption, with the record- name of the bidder and the " ed vote included thereon, be filed with 2012 Dedicated SEWER Utility Budget said Director within 5 days after such Anticipated OF THE BID CONTAINED THI adoption. Summary of Revenues Anticipated ABid Security is required in tfie 2012 2011 amount of ten percent (10%) of the total bid. not to exceed $20,000. in the RECORDED VOTE (upon Final Consid- 1. Surplus $150,000 $200,000 form of a bid bond, certified check or eration) 2. Total Miscellaneous Revenues $2,609,744 cashier's check, made payable to the $2,501,551 City of Summit. Ayes( Nays( Abstain( 3. Deficit (General Budget) Bidders, when appropriate, shall Total General Revenues $2,809,744 comply with the provisions of the fol- $2,651,551 lowing laws of New Jersey N.J.S A 34:11-56.25 et seq. (Prevailing Wage Summary of Appropriations Final 2011 Act); N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 (Corporation 2012 Budget Budget ana/or Partnership Owner Informa- Absent 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries and Wages $288,000 tion), and any subsequent amend- $259,000 ments thereto. Bidders are required to BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED that a Other Expenses $1,891,904 comply with the requirements of certified copy of this ordinance upon 2. Capital Improvements $2,017,495 $125,000 N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et seq and N.J.A.C. adoption, with the recorded vote 3. Debt Service $125,000 $390,700 17:27 (Affirmative Action) and N.J.S.A included thereon, be filed with said 52:32-44 (Business Registration). Director within 5 days after such pas- 4 Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations $181,000 $114,140 The Common Council reserves the sage 5. Surplus (General Budget) $69,056 right to reject all bids or proposals, Total General Appropriations $2,651,551 $2,809,744 waive any minor defects, and in the NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE case of a tie, award on the basis of Total Number of Employees 4 4 reasonable grounds, or accept the bid The Ordinance published herewith that in its judgment will be for the best was introduced and passed upon first 2012 Dedicated PARKING Utility Budget interests of the City of Summit, and reading at a regular meeting of the consider bids for sixty (60) days after Common Council of the City of Sum- Summary of Revenues Anticipated Anticipated their receipt. mit, in the County of Union. New Jer- 2012 2011 No charge shall be made or recovery sey held on Tuesday. March 6. 2012. 1. Surplus $114,794 $82,666 had for publishing any official adver- It will be further considered for final tising unaccompanied by such state- passage after public hearing thereon, 2. Total Miscellaneous Revenues $2,372,608 $2,285,050 ment of price. at a regular meeting of said Common 3. Deficit (General Budget) Council in the Council Chamber at 512 Total General Revenues $2,487,402 $2,367,716 David L. Hughes. City Clerk Springfield Avenue in said City on Dated. 3/6/12 Tuesday. April 3, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. March 15, 2012 During the weeks prior to and up to Summary of Appropriations 2012 Budget Final 2011 U291100 OBS ($35.77) and including the date of such meet- Budget ing, copies of said ordinance will be made available at the Clerk's Office in 1. Operating Expenses: Salaries and Wages $542,616 $507,000 said City Hall to the members of the Other Expenses $700,350 $689,250 SPRINGFIELD general public who shall request the 2 Capital Improvements $35,000 $0 same. TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD 3. Debt Service $950,436 $932,466 David L Hughes. City Clerk 4. Deferred Charges & Other Appropriations $59,000 $39,000 Take notice that the following deci- Dated: 3/6/12 5 Surplus (General Budget) $200.000 sion was made at the regular meet- March 15. 2012 $200.000 ing of the Planning Board held on U291097 OBS ($58.80) Total General Appropriations $2,487,402 $2,367,716 Wednesday March 7 2012, at Spring- Total Number of Employees 6 6 field Town Hall, 100 Mountain SUMMIT Avenue, Springfield, NJ: NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED Balance of Outstanding Debt Application # 4-2012-S Applicant: RING CONTAINER TECH- The Common Council of the City of General (Inc. School) Sewer Utility Parking Utility NOLOGIES, INC Summit has awarded a contract with- Site Location: 50-52 FADEM ROAD out competitive bidding as a profes- Interest $16,096,825 $636,885 $32,843 Block 4201 Lot 8 sional service (or extraordinary, Principal $65.771.000 $5.341.413 For: WAIVER OF SITE PLAN unspecifiable service) pursuant to Outstanding Balance $81,867,825 $2,836,885 $5,374,255 REQUIREMENTS, MINOR SITE PLAN N J.S A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract APPROVAL, AND ANCILLARY BULK and the resolution authorizing it are VARIANCE RELIEF available for public inspection in the Notice is hereby given that the budget and tax resolution was approved by the Common Council of the City office of the City Clerk. Was Approved of Summit, County of Union on March 6, 2012. Awarded to: SAGE Eldercare. Inc. A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held at City Hall, 512 Springfield Avenue, Summit, on All documents and plans related to Tuesday April 3, 2012 at 7 30 o'clock PM at which time and place objections to the Budget and Tax Resolu- this application, including but not For the Period January 1 to Decem- tion for the year 2012 may be presented by taxpayers or other interested persons limited to the memorialized Resolu- ber 31, 2012 tion are on file in the Office of the Copies of the budget are available in the office of the City Clerk, David L Hughes, at City Hall, 512 Spring- Planning Board Administrator, Services Social Services field Avenue, Summit, New Jersey. 908-273-6400 during the hours of 8 30 AM to 4:30 PM and also at the Annex Building, 20 North Trivett Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple Street, Summit, New Jersey during the hours of 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Avenue, Township of Springfield, NJ Cost $32,11360 and are available for public inspec- Monday through Wednesday and 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Thursday, Friday and Saturday and 1:00 PM through tion. David L Hughes, City Clerk 5:00 PM on Sunday. Board Administrator Jennifer Law Dated 3/6/12 March 15. 2012 March 15. 2012 Dated 3/6/12 U291123 OBS ($17 64) U291163 OBS ($13 72) U291101 OBS March 15. 2012 ($1008 00) PAGE 36 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROSELLE by lease to the Tenant and the Tenant writers or similar authority and of any writing The Tenant will have no claim on and after 90 days next preceding does hereby rent from the Landlord, insurance companies which have or right to claim or be entitled to any the expiration of the term hereof, the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the following described premises issued or are about to issue policies portion of any amount which may be Landlord or the Landlord's agents, BOROUGH OF ROSELLE Suites #s 103 and 104 located at 121- of insurance covering the Premises awarded as damages or paid as the employees or other representatives ORDINANCE NUMBER 2425-12 125 Chestnut Street, Roselle. New and its contents, for the prevention of result of such condemnation proceed- will have the right to place notices on Jersey 07203. consisting of approxi- fire or other casualty damage or ings or paid as the purchase price for the front of the Premises or any part AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE mately 1361 square feet, being part of injury, at the Tenant's own cost and such option, sale or conveyance in thereof, offering the Premises for rent LEASING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY the premises hereinafter referred to expense. All fines levied against the lieu of formal condemnation proceed- or for sale: ana the Tenant will permit KNOWN AS SUITES #103 AND #104 as "JJL Chestnut Plaza " Landlord for violations by Tenant shall ings The Tenant may. however, file a the same to remain thereon without LOCATED AT 121-125 CHESTNUT Term. This Lease is for a term of be paid to Landlord as additional rent, claim for any taking of fixtures and hindrance or molestation. The Tenant STREET, ROSELLE, NEW JERSEY Two (2) Years commencing on March together with all costs associated improvements owned by the Tenant, will also permit the Landlord and the BY THE BOROUGH AND APPROPRI- 1, 2012 and ending on February 28, therein, including attorney fees and for moving expenses Except as Landlord's agents, employees or ATING SUMS REQUIRED THEREFOR 2014 In the event Landlord is unable Assignment. The Tenant shall not. provided in the preceding sentence, other representatives to show the to deliver possession on March 1, without the written consent of the all rights of the Tenant to damages, if Premises to prospective mortgagees NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT 2012 the obligation of Tenant lo pay Landlord, which consent shall not be any, are hereby assigned to the Land- of the Premises or the land and ORDAINED, BY THE BOROUGH re nt shall be abated until such time unreasonably withheld, assign, mort- lord The Tenant will execute and improvements of which the Premises COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF as Landlord is able to give Tenant gage or hypothecate this Lease, nor deliver any instruments, at the are a part. ROSELLE IN THE COUNTY OF possession sublet or sublease the Premises or expense of the Landlord, as may be Removal of Tenant's Property. UNION AS FOLLOWS; Use. The Premises are to be used any part thereof Nothing contained deemed necessary to expedite any Any equipment, fixtures, goods or and occupied only and for no other herein shall be construed as to condemnation proceedings or to other property of the Tenant that are Section 1 The property described in purpose than programs and functions release Tenant from its obligation to effectuate a proper transfer of title to not removed by the Tenant upon the Section 2 of this Ordinance is hereby of the Roselle Economic Development perform according to the terms of this such governmental or other public termination of this Lease, or upon any authorized to be acquired by the Bor- Department The Tenant will not. and Lease Agreement In connection with authority, agency body or public utili- quitting, vacating or abandonment of ough of Roselle, County of Union, will not allow others to occupy or use any assignment or sublease, the Ten- ty seeking to take or acquire the tne Premises by the Tenant, or upon New Jersey (hereinafter referred to as the Premises or any part thereof for ant will pay the Landlord, as addition- Premises or any portion thereof. The the Tenant's eviction, will be consid- the "Borough"). For said acquisition any purposes other than as specified al rent, the Landlord's out-of-pocket Tenant will vacate the Premises. ered as abandoned and the Landlord stated in Section 2 hereof, (here is in this Paragraph 3, nor for any pur- expenses, up to a maximum of $ remove all of the Tenant's personal will have the right, without any notice hereby apappropriatep d the sum of pose deemed unlawful, disreputable, 1,000.00 per assignment or sublease, property therefrom and deliver up to the Tenant, to sell or otherwise dis- $43,200 0(500 . payable in the monthly or extra hazardous, on account of fire in connection with each such assign- peaceable possession thereof to the pose of the same, at the expense of amount of $1,800 per montth ffo r twt o or other casualty ment or sublease Any assignment or Landlord or to such other party desig- the Tenant, and will not be account- (2) years Rent. The Tenant agrees to pay subletting will be on such terms and nated by the Landlord. The Tenant able to the Tenant for any part of the Section 2 The improvement hereby Forty Three Thousand Two Hundred conditions as the Landlord may will repay the Landlord for such costs, proceeds of such sale if any. authorized and the purpose for which Dollar* and No Cents, ($43,200.00) require as a condition of the Land- expenses, damages and losses as the Events of Default: Remedies Upon said obligations are to be issued is: as rent, to be paid as follows One lord's consent. The restrictions on Landlord may incur by reason of the Tenant's Default. Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars assignment and subletting will also Tenant's breach hereof Tenant shall The following are "Events of Acquisition and No Cents, ($1,800.00) per apply to (a) any assignment or sub- be entitled to seek such award in a Default" under this Lease: (a) a month, due on the 1st day of each letting that occurs by operation of law condemnation proceeding as it might default by the Tenant in the payment Leasing of Suites #s month The first payment of rent and (including by reason of the death of be entitled to because of its loss of of rent, or any additional rent when 103 and 104 located any security deposit is due upon the the Tenant, if the Tenant is an individ- business, property and fixtures due or within 10 days thereafter: (b) a at 121-125 Chestnut signing of this Lease by the Tenant ual, or, if the Tenant is an entity, by Fire and Other Casualty. If there is default by the Tenant in the perform- Street, Roselle, New The Tenant must pay a late charge of merger, consolidation, reorganization, a fire or other casualty, the Tenant ance of any of the other covenants or Jersey 07203. consisting Fifty Dollars and No Cents. ($50.00) transfer or other change in or of the will give immediate notice to the conditions of this Lease, which the of approximately 1361 as additional rent for each payment Tenant's structure): (b) any assign- Landlord. If the Premises are partial- Tenant does not cure within 10 days square feet, being part that is more than 10 days late. This ment or subletting to or by a receiver ly damaged by fire, the elements or after the Landlord gives the Tenant of the premises hereinafter late charge is due with the monthly or trustee in any federal or state other casualty, the Landlord will written notice of such default, or if the referred to as "JJL rent payment. The Tenant must also bankruptcy, insolvency or other pro- repair the same as speedily as practi- cure cannot be done within 10 days to Chestnut Plaza." for a ay a fee of $50.00 as additional rent ceedings, (c) the sale, assignment or cable, but the Tenant's obligation to commence the cure within 10 days term of Two (2) Years for any dishonored check transfer of all or substantially all of pay the rent hereunder will not cease. and thereafter diligently pursue the commencing on April 1, Common Area Expenses The the assets of the Tenant outside of the If, in the reasonable opinion of the completion of the cure ; (c) the death 2012 and ending on monthly rent payments are inclusive ordinary course of the Tenant's busi- Landjord. the Premises are so sub- of the Tenant (if the Tenant is an indi- March 31. 2014 of Common Area Expenses ness, with or without specific assign- stantially damaged as to render them vidual): (d) the liquidation or dissolu- Section 3 The acquisition described Repairs and Care. ment of this Lease: or (d) if the Tenant untenantable, then the rent will cease tion of the Tenant (if the Tenant is an in Section 2 of this ordinance is not a a) The Tenant has examined the is an entity, the direct or indirect sale. until such time as the Premises are entity): (e) the filing by the Tenant of current expense and is property which Premises and has entered into this redemption or other transfer of fifty made tenantable by the Landlord. If, a bankruptcy, insolvency or receiver- the Borough may lawfully acquire, and Lease without any representation on percent (50%) or more of the voting however, in the opinion of the Land- ship proceeding: (f) the filing of a no part of the cost thereof has been the part of the Landlord as to 1he con- equity interests in the Tenant or the lord, the Premises are so substantial- bankruptcy, insolvency or receiver- or shall be specially assessed on dition thereof The Tenant shall take acquisition of a fifty percent (50%) or ly damaged that the Landlord decides ship proceeding against the Tenant property specially benefitted thereby good care of the Premises and shall, more voting equity interest in the Ten- not to rebuild, then the rent will be which is not dismissed within 30 days Section 4 Any grant or other mon- at the Tenant's own cost and expense. ant paid up to the time of such destruction after the filing thereof: (g) the eys received for the purposes make all repairs to the rental space. Liability Insurance The Tenant, at and this Lease will terminate as of the appointment of, or the consent fay the described in Section 2 hereof, shall including, but not limited to. plumb- Tenant's own cost ami expense, will date of such destruction. The rent, Tenant to the appointment of. a custo- be applied either to direct payment of ing, electrical, heating and heating obtain or provide and keep in full and any additional rent, will be appor- dian, receiver, trustee, or liquidator of the cost of the acquisition unit for said rental space, air-condi- force for the benefit of the Landlord, tioned as of the termination date, and all or a substantial part of the Ten- Section 5 The lease agreement in tioning and air-conditioning unit for during the term hereof, general public any rent paid for any period beyond ant's assets: (h) the making by the the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, said rental space, painting, decorat- liability insurance, insuring the Land- that date will be repaid to the Tenant. Tenant of an assignment for tne bene- subject to modification and comple- ing, and shall maintain the Premises lord against any and all liability or However, the preceding provisions of fit of creditors or an agreement of tion, as approved by the Borough in good condition and state of repair, claims of liability arising out of, occa- this Paragraph 16 will not become composition, (i) if the Premises are or Attorney, is hereby approved and tne and at the end or other expiration of sioned by or resulting from any acci- effective or be applicable if the fire or become abandoned, deserted, vacat- Mayor or such other appropriate offi- the term hereof, shall deliver up the dent or otherwise in or about the other casualty and damage are the ed or vacant: (j) the eviction of the cer of the Borough is authorized to Premises in good order and condition. Premises for limits of not less than result of the carelessness, negligence Tenant: or (k) if this Lease, the execute same and the Clerk is author- wear and tear from a reasonable use $500,000 00 for property damage, $ or improper conduct of the Tenant or Premises or the Tenant's interest in ized to attest thereto and affix the thereof, and damage by the elements 1,000,000.00 for injuries to one per- the Tenant's agents, employees, the Premises passes to another by Borough seal not resulting from Th** neglect or fault son and $ 3.000,000.00 for injuries to guests, licensees, invitees, sub- virtue of any court proceedings, writ Section 6. The capital budget of the of the Tenant, excepted Tenant shall more than one person, in any one tenants, assignees or successors. In of execution, levy, or judicial or fore- Borough is hereby amended to con- also repair at Tenant's own cost and accident or occurrence. Landlord such case, the Tenant's liability for closure sale. If an Event of Default form with the provisions of this ordi- expense any common areas damaged shall be named as an additional the payment of the rent and the per- occurs, the Landlord, in addition to nance to the extent of any inconsis- by Tenant The Tenant shall neither insured on all policies. The insurance formance of all the covenants, condi- any other remedies contained in this tency herewith The resolution in the encumber nor obstruct the sidewalks, policies will be with companies tions and terms hereof on the Ten- Lease or as may be permitted by law, form promulgated by the Local driveways, yards, entrances, hallways authorized to do business in this State ant's part to be performed will contin- may either by force or otherwise, Finance Board of the State of New and stairs and will be delivered to the Landlord, ue and the Tenant will be liable to the without being liable for prosecution Jersey. Department of Community b) The Landlord shall be responsible together with proof of payment, not Landlord for the damage and loss suf- therefor, or for damages, re-enter, Affairs, showing full detail of the to maintain the roof and load bearing less than fifteen (15) days prior to the fered by the Landlord. If the Tenant is possess and enjoy the Premises. The amended capital budget and capital walls commencement of the term hereof or insured against any of the risks here- Landlord may then re-let the Premises program as approved by the Director Alterations and Improvements. of the date when the Tenant enters in in covered, then the proceeds of such and receive the rents therefor and of the Division of Local Government No alterations, additions or improve- possession, whichever occurs sooner. insurance will be paid over to the apply the same, first to the payment Services, is on file with the Municipal ments may be made, and no climate The policy shall contain a provision Landlord to the extent of the Land- of such expenses, reasonable attor- Clerk and is available there for public regulating, air conditioning, cooling, that the insurance carrier shall pro- lord's costs and expenses to make the ney fees and costs, as the Landlord inspection heating or sprinkler systems, televi- vide the Landlord with tan (10) days repairs hereunder. and such insur- may have incurred in re-entering and Section 7 To the extent that any sion or radio antennas, heavy equip- notice of any cancellation At least fif- ance carriers will have no recourse repossessing the Premises and in previous ordinance or resolution is ment, apparatus and fixtures, may be teen (15) days prior to the expiration against the Landlord for reimburse- making such repairs and alterations inconsistent with or contradictory installed in or attached to the Premis- or termination date of any policy, the ment as may be necessary; and second to hereto, said ordinance or resolution is es, without the written consent of the Tenant will deliver to Landlord a Reimbursement of Landlord. If the payment of the rents due hereun- hereby repealed or amended lo the Landlord Unless otherwise provided renewal or replacement policy with the Tenant fails or refuses to comply der. The Tenant shall remain liable extent necessary to make it consis- herein, all such alterations, etc., proof of the payment of the premium with any of the terms and conditions for such rents as may be in arrears tent herewith when made. Installed in or attached to therefor. of this Lease, the Landlord may carry and also the rents as may accrue sub- Section 8 The provisions of this the Premises, will belong to and Indemnification. The Tenant will out and perform such conditions at sequent to the re-entry by the Land- ordinance are severable To the become the property of the Landlord hold harmless and indemnify the the cost and expense of the Tenant, lord, to the extent of the difference extent any clause, phrase sentence, and will be surrendered with the Landlord from and for any and alIIl paypay- which amounts will be payable on between the rents reserved hereunder paragraph or provision of this ordi- Premises and as part thereof upon the ments, expenses, costs, reasonable demand to the Landlord as additional and the rents, if any, received by the nance shall be declared invalid, ille- expiration or sooner termination of attorney fees (including attorney fees rent. This remedy will be in addition Landlord during the remainder of the gal, or unconstitutional, the remaining this Lease, without hindrance incurred in enforcing the Tenant's to such other remedies as the Land- unexpired term hereof, after deduct- provisions shall continue in full force molestation or injury obligations under this Paragraph 13) lord may have by reason of the breach ing the aforementioned expenses, and effect Signs. The Tenant may not place and from and for any and all claims by the Tenant or any of the terms and fees and costs; the same to be paid Section 9 This Ordinance shall take nor allow to be placed any signs and liability for losses or damage to conditions of this Lease. as such deficiencies arise and are effect at the time and in the manner upon, in or about the Premises, property or injuries to persons occa- Increase of Insurance Rates. If for ascertained each month. The Tenant seet fortoth aatt law except as may be consented to by the sioned wholly or in part by or resulting any reason it is impossible to obtain must also pay all costs, including rea- PUBLIB C NONOTICT E is hereby given Landlord in writing The Landlord or from any acts or omissions by the fire and other hazard insurance on the sonable attorney fees, related to any hat the foregoing proposed Ordi- Ihe Landlord's agents, employees or Tenant or the Tenant's agents, buildings and improvements on the eviction action tiled against the Ten- nance was introduced and read byy representatives may remove any such employees, guests, licensees, invi- Premises in an amount and in the ant as additional rent. titlttl e fof r thth e firsfitt timti e at a speciail signs in order to paint or make any tees, subtenants, assignees or suc- form and from insurance companies Termination on Default. If an meeting of the Borough Council of the repairs, alterations or improvements cessors, or for any cause or reason acceptable to the Landlord, the Land- Event of Default occurs, the Landlord Borough of Roselle held on February in or upon the Premises or any part whatsoever arising out of or by reason lord may, at any time, terminate this may. at any time thereafter, terminate 23, 2012, and this Ordinance will be thereof, but such signs will be of the occupancy of the Premises by Lease, upon giving to the Tenant fif- this Lease and the term hereof, upon considered for final passage at a reg- replaced at the Landlord's expense the Tenant or business of the Tenant teen (15) days' notice in writing of the giving to the Tenant five (5) days' ular meeting of the Borough Council when such repairs, alterations or Mortgage Priority. This Lease will Landlord's intention to do so Upon notice in writing of the Landlord's to be held March 21, 2012, at 7 00 improvements are completed Any not be a lien against the Premises the giving of such notice, this Lease intention so to do. Upon the giving of P.M., or as soon thereafter as the signs permitted by the Landlord will at with respect to any mortgages that will terminate as of the date specified such notice, this Lease and the term matter may be reached, at Borough all times conform with all municipal are currently or may hereafter be in such notice. If by reason of the use hereof will end on the date fixed in Hall, Council Chambers, 210 Chestnut ordinances or other laws and regula- placed upon the Premises Such to which the Premises are put by the such notice; and the Landlord will SI . Roselle. NJ. at which time and tions applicable thereto mortgages will have preference and Tenant or character of or the manner have the right to remove all persons, place all persons interested will be Utilities. The Tenant shall obtain in be superior and prior in lien to this in which the Tenant's business is car- goods, fixtures and chattels from the given an opportunity to be heard con- its own name and directly pay for all Lease, irrespective of the date of ried on. the insurance rates for fire Premises, by force or otherwise, with- cerning same utilities The Tenant will pay when due recording of such mortgages The and other hazards increase, the Ten- out liability for damage Notwithstand- Rhona C Blueslein. all rents, or charges for water, sewer Tenant will execute any instruments, ant will, upon demand, pay to the ing the termination of the Lease as MB A.RMC. CMC or other utilities used by the Tenant, without cost, which may be deemed Landlord, as additional rent, the set forth herein, the Tenant shall Municipal Clerk which are or may be assessed or necessary to further effect the subor- amounts by which the premiums for remain liable for such rents as may be imposed upon (he Premises or dination of this Lease to any such such insurance are increased in arrears and also the rents as may EXHIBIT "A" charged to the Landlord by the suppli- mortgages A refusal by the Tenant to Inspection and Repair. The Land- accrue subsequent to the re-entry by ers Thereof during the term hereof, execute such instruments is a default lord and the Landlord's agents, the Landlord, to the extent of the dif- Lease Agreement and if not paid, such rents or charges under this Lease employees or other representatives, ference between the rents reserved will be added to and become payable Condemnation; Eminent Domain. will have the right to enter into and hereunder and the rents, if any. Business and Commercial as additional rent with the installment If any portion of the premises of upon the Premises or any part there- received by the Landlord during the of rent next due or within 30 days of which the Premises are a part is taken of, at all reasonable hours, on reason- remainder of the unexpired term here- This Agreement is made Febiuaiy demand therefor, whichever occurs under eminent domain or condemna- able prior notice, for the purpose of of, after deducting the expenses, fees 15. 2012 sooner Tenant shall place all utility tion proceedings, or if suit or other examining the Premises or making and costs as set forth in paragraph 22 BETWEEN JJL Chestnut Street, meters, including water, in Tenant's action shall be instituted for the tak- such repairs or alterations therein as above; the same to be paid as such LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability name with all utility companies and ing or condemnation thereof, or if in may be necessary for the safety and deficiencies arise and are ascertained Company d/b/a JJL Chestnut Plaza the Borough of Roselle lieu of any formal condemnation pro- preservation thereof This clause will each month. whose address is Compliance with Laws etc. The ceedings or actions, the Landlord not be deemed to be a covenant by Non-Liability of Landlord. Except 62 Green Valley Drive Tenant will promptly comply with all grants an option to purchase and or the Landlord nor be construed to cre- in the case of the gross negligence of Warren, NJ 07059 laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, sells and conveys the Premises or ate an obligation on the part of the the Landlord, the Landlord will not be referred to as the "Landlord," requirements and directives of all any portion thereof, to the govern- Landlord to make such inspection or liable for any damage or injury which AND Borough Of Roselle, A New Governmental or Public Authorities mental or other public authority, repairs. may be sustained by the Tenant or Jersey Municipal Corporation and of all their subdivisions, applica- agency, body or public utility seeking Right to Exhibit. The Tenant will any other person, as a consequence whose address is ble to and affecting the Premises, or to take the Premises or any portion ermit the Landlord and the Land- of the failure, breakage, leakage or 210 chestnut Street the use and occupancy of the Premis- thereof, then this Lease, at the option ord's agents, employees or other rep- obstruction of the water, plumbing, Roselle. NJ 07203 es, and will promptly comply with all of the Landlord, will terminate, and resentativeI s to show the Premises to steam, sewer, waste or soil pipes, referred to as the "Tenant." orders, regulations, requirements and the term hereof will end as of such fiersons wishing to rent or purchase roof, drains, leaders, gutters, valleys. Premises. The Landlord does here- directives of the Board of Fire Under- date as the Landlord fixes by notice in he Premises, and Tenant agrees that v (Continued on Next Page) UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE LOCALSOURCE.COM THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 — PAGE 37

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Committee of the Township Committee the part of said $500,000 appropriation hereby authorized and purpose for the of bonds or notes to be issued for said of the Township of Springfield will hold Dated 3/6/12 not provided for by application hereun- financing of which said obligations are purpose is $476 000 a 2012 Municipal Budget Presentation March 15. 2012 der of said Parking Utility Capital to be issued is the improvement of (c) The estimated cost of said pur- on Monday, March 19. 2012. at 7:30 U291160 OBS ($14 70) Improvement Fund, negotiable bonds mumcipally-owned parking facilities pose is $500,000. the excess thereof p.m at the Fire Department in The of the City are hereby authorized to be and locations in and by the City, over the said estimated maximum Joseph Pepe. III. Training Room. 2nd issued in the principal amount of including the rehabilitation of the amount of bonds or notes to be issued Floor. 200 Mountain Avenue The pur- SPRINGFIELD $476 000 pursuant to the Local Bond Broad Street Garage, together with all therefor being the amount of the said pose of this meeting will be for review Law of New Jersey. In anticipation of paving, waterproofing, striping, joint $24 000 from the Parking Utility Capi- of the 2012 Municipal Budget TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD the issuance of said bonds and to tem- repairs structures appurtenances tal Improvement Fund porarily finance said improvement or equipment, work and materials neces- Section 4 The following additional Linda M Donnelly Take notice that the following deci- purpose negotiable notes of the City sary therefor or incidental thereto all matters are hereby determined, Township Clerk sion was made at the regular meet- in a principal amount not exceeding as shown on and in accordance with $476,000 are hereby authorized to be declared recited and stated March 15. 2012 ing of the Planning Board held on the plans and specifications therefor (a) The said purpose described in U291262 OBS ($9 80) Wednesday March 7 2012, at Spring- issued pursuant to and within the limi- on file or to be filed in the office of the field Town Hall. 100 Mountain tations prescribed by said Local Bond City Engineer or the Parking Services Section 3 of this bond ordinance is not Avenue, Springfield, NJ: Law Manager and hereby approved a current expense and is a property or SUMMIT Section 3 (a) The improvement (b) The estimated maximum amount CITY OF SUMMIT Application # 1-2012-S CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE NOTICE OF CHANGE ORDER Applicant: NORMA DIAMOND/MARY- LIN SCHNEIDER PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The Common Council, pursuant to Site Location: 51-59 SKYLARK N.J.A.C 5 34-4 et. seg . has author- ROAD ized a change order for the project Block 2602 Lot(s) 24, 25. & 26 ROSELLE No additions, changes or modifica- cause all of its employees invitees, named below For: MINOR SUBDIVISION tions, renewals or extensions hereof, contractors, subcontractors, licen- The authorizing resolution is avail- APPROVAL (LOT LINE ADJUST- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING will be binding unless reduced to writ- sees, vendors, subtenants or agents, able for public inspection in the office MENT) BOROUGH OF ROSELLE ing and signed by the Landlord and not to store use dispose of or of the City Clerk Was Approved ORDINANCE NUMBER 2425-12 the Tenant release any Hazardous Substances. (Continuation) Liens. If any construction or other Materials or Wastes on or about the leased premises provided however, Projed 2011 Capital Roads Storm All documents and plans related to liens are created or filed against the this application, including but not downspouts or the like or of the elec- Premises by reason of labor per- that Tenant may store, use and dis- Sewer Clean & TV Project trical gas. power conveyor, refrigera- formed or materials furnished for the pose of ordinary cleaning and mainte- limited to the memorialized Resolu- nance supplies in reasonable amounts Contractor: National Water Main, Inc tion are on file in the Office of the tion, sprinkler, air-conditioning or Tenant in the erection construction, Planning Board Administrator, heating systems, elevators or hoisting completion, alteration, repair or addi- and which are used and maintained in equipment, or by reason of the ele- tion to any building or improvement accordance with all applicable gov- Additional Work and its Necessity: Annex Building. 20 North Trivett Avenue, Township of Springfield. NJ ments, or resulting from the careless- the Tenant will, upon demand at the ernmental rules and regulation With- Increases and decreases in materials ness, negligence or improper conduct Tenant's own cost and expense, cause out limitation. Hazardous Substances. and labor and are available for public inspec- tion. on the part of any other tenant or of such lien or hens to be satisfied and Materials or Wastes shall include the Landlord or the Landlord's or the discharged of record together with those described in the Comprehensive Original Price: $34,981 70 Board Administrator Tenant's or any other tenant's agents, any hen claims that may have been Environmental Response Compensa- Jennifer Law employees, guests licensees, invi- filed Failure to do so. will entitle the tion and Liability Act of 1980 as Total of Change Order #1 March 15 2012 tees, subtenants, assignees or suc- Landlord to resort to such remedies amended. 42 US C Section 9601 et $(10,568 55) U291105 OBS ($17 15) cessors, or attributable to any inter- as are provided in this Lease for any seq . the Resources Conservation and ference with, interruption of, or failure default of this Lease, in addition to Recovery act. as amended. 42 U S.C Total of Previous Change Orders SUMMIT beyond the control of the Landlord, of such as are permitted by law Section 6901. et seq . and the Indus- $0.00 any services to be furnished or sup- trial Site Recovery Act. as amended CITY OF SUMMIT plied by the Landlord Waiver of Subrogation Rights. N J S A 13 1K-6. et seq Tenant Total Contract to Date $24,413 15 FINAL PASSAGE The Tenant waives all rights of recov- agrees to Indemnify and save harm- ORDINANCE #12-2971 Non-Waiver by Landlord. The var- ery against the Landlord or the Land- less the Landlord for any and all loss, David L Hughes City Clerk ious rights, remedies, options and lord's agents, employees or other rep- cost, expense, and damages of any Dated 3/6/12 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN elections of the Landlord under this resentatives for any loss, damages or nature arising out of or in any manner March 15. 2012 ORDINANCE ENTITLED: "AN ORDI- Lease are cumulative The failure of injury of any nature whatsoever to related to Tenant's or its employees, NANCE TO ESTABLISH 2011 FEES the Landlord to enforce strict perform- property or persons for which the Ten- invitees, contractors, subcontractors U291158 OBS ($17 64) ance by the Tenant of the conditions ant is insured The Tenant will obtain licensees, vendors, subtenants or FOR OPERATING AND MAINTAINING and covenants of this Lease or to from Tenant's insurance carriers and agents. storage. use, disposal SUMMIT THE SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM IN exercise any election or option, or to will deliver to the Landlord, waivers of release or discharge of Hazardous THE CITY OF SUMMIT, IN THE COUN- resort or have recourse to any remedy the subrogation rights under the Substances. Materials or Wastes on. CITY OF SUMMIT TY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY". (Can- conferred in this Lease or the accept- respective policies in or under the leased premises Ten- NOTICE OF CHANGE ORDER cel delinquencies/refunds) ance by the Landlord of any install- ant warrants and represents that at all ment of rent after any breach by the Security. The Tenant has deposit- times, its operations and occupancy The Common Council, pursuant to Dated: March 6, 2012 Tenant, in any one or more instances. ed with the Landlord the sum of Two at the Premises shall not constitute an Approved March 6. 2012 Thousand Seven Hundred Dollars N.J.A.C. 5:34-4 et seg . has author- will not be construed or deemed to be ($2,700.00) (the "Security Deposit") "Industrial Establishment" under the ized a changge order for the project a waiver or a relinquishment for the as security for the payment of the rent Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA) named belowbelo . Ellen Dtckson Mayor future by the Landlord of any such tTereunder and the full and i.iithiul (N J S A 13 1K-6, et seq ). and upon The authorizing resolution is avail- conditions and covenants, options, performance by the Tenant of the the termination of this tease Tenant able for public inspection in the office I. David L. Hughes, City Clerk of Sum- elections or remedies, but the same covenants and conditions on the part shall comply with the provisions of of the City Clerk mit, do hereby certify thai the forego- will continue in full force and effect said ing ordinance was duly passed by the of the Tenant to be performed Such Non-Performance by Landlord. Security Deposit will be returned to Project: Salt Brook Basin Storm Common Council of said City at a reg- the Tenant without inteiest. after the Sewer Cleaning ular meeting held on Tuesday evening This Lease and the obligation of the Licenses, Permits and Certificate March 6. 2012. Tenant to pay the rent hereunder and expiration of the term heieof. provid- of Occupancy. It shall be Tenants to comply with the covenants and con- ed that the Tenani lias fully and faith- responsibility, at its sole cost and Contractor National Water Main, Inc fully performed all such covenants David L Hughes. City Clerk ditions hereof, will not be affected, expense to obtain all necessary gov- curtailed. impaired or excused and conditions and is not in arrears in ernmental licenses and permits to Additional Work and its Necessity: Dated: 3/6/12 rent During the term hereof, the March 15. 2012 because of the Landlord's inability to operate its business at the leased Increases and decreases in materials supply any service or material called Landlord may. if the Landlord so premises and labor U291096 OBS ($15 19) elects, have recourse to such Security for in this Lease, by reason of any Non-Disclosure of Lease Terms. rule, order, regulation or preemption Deposit, to make good any default by SUMMIT the Tenani. and the Tenant will, on Tenant agrees that Tenant shall not Original Price $20,554.75 by any governmental entity, authority, disclose to any other Tenant of Land- department, agency or subdivision or demand, promptly restore the Security CITY OF SUMMIT Deposit to its original amount The lord, employee of any Tenant of Land- Total of Change Order #1. $849 25 for any delay which may arise by rea- lord, or prospective Tenant of Land- PENDING ORDINANCE #12-2973 son of negotiations for the adjustment Landlord will assign or transfer the Security Deposit, for the benefit ol ihl lout the terms of the within Lease Total of Previous Change Orders: of any fire or other casualty loss or Agreement without the written consent $0 00 BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR because of strikes or other labor trou- Tenant, to any subsequent owner or holder of the reversion or title to the of the Landlord which consent shall IMPROVEMENT OF THE BROAD ble or for any cause beyond the con- be at the sole and absolute discretion STREET PARKING GARAGE IN AND trol of the Landlord Premises, and the assignee will Total Contract to Date: $21,404 00 BY THE CITY OF SUMMIT. IN THE become liable for the repayment of the Landlord COUNTY OF UNION, NEW JERSEY, Validity of Lease. The terms, con- thereof as provided in this Lease, and Counterparts. This Lease Agree- David L Hughes. City Clerk APPROPRIATING $500,000 THERE- ditions, covenants and provisions of the assignor will be released by the ment shall be signed in two or more FOR AND AUTHORIZING THE this Lease will be deemed to be sev- Tenant from all liability to return such counterparts all of which shall be Dated 3/6/12 erable If any clause or provision March 15. 2012 ISSUANCE OF $476,000 BONDS OR Security Deposit This provision will deemed as duplicate originals NOTES OF THE CITY FOR FINANC- contained in this Lease is adjudged lo be applicable to every change in title Laws Governing: This Lease U291159 OBS ($17 64) ING SUCH APPROPRIATION. (Broad be invalid or unenforceable by a court and does not permit the Landlord to Agreement shall be governed by and Street Garage Rehabilitation) of competent jurisdiction or by opera- retain the Security Deposit after ter- be construed and enlorced in accor- SUMMIT tion of any applicable law, it will not mination of the Landlord's ownership dance with the laws of the State of affect the validity of any other clause The Tenant will not mortgage, encum- NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARDED BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMON New Jersey COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SUMMIT. or provision in this Lease, but such ber or assign the Security Deposit No Cloud on Title. Tenani shall IN THE COUNTY OF UNION. NEW other clauses or provisions will without the written consent of the The Common Council of the City of remain in full force and effect Landlord not record this Lease Agreement Summit has awarded a contract with- JERSEY (not less than two thirds of all Recording by Tenant shall be deemed out competitive bidding as a profes- the members thereof affirmatively con- Force Majuro. Landlord shall not an Event of Default sional service (or extraordinary, curring). AS FOLLOWS: be liable for any failure to perform Estoppel Certificates. The lanant 44. Exercise of Powers. Wherever unspecifiable service) pursuant to hereunder where a Force Majuro will at any time and from time to time in the lease Landlord has or is given a NJ S.A. 40A:11-5(1)(a). This contract Section 1. The improvement Occurrence proximately causes such upon not less than 5 days prior notice right, power of privilege, the same and the resolution authorizing it are described in Section 3 of this bond failure A "Force Majuro Occurrence" by the Landlord, execute, acknowl- shall be reasonably exercised, and available for public inspection in the ordinance is hereby authorized as a shall mean an occurrence beyond the edge and deliver to the Landlord or whenever under the provisions of the office of the City Clerk. general improvement to be made or control and without the fault or negli- any other party specified by the Land- lease, the approval consent, judgment acquired by The City of Summit, New gence of the Landlord and which by lord, a statement in writing certifying or determination of the Landlord is Awarded to. Maser Consulting. PA. Jersey. For the said improvement or exercise or reasonable diligence the that this Lease is unmodified and in required, the same shall not be unrea- purpose stated in said Section 3. there Landlord is unable to prevent or pro- full force and effect (or if there have sonably withheld or unduly delayed For the Period: Upon Completion of is hereby appropriated the sum of vide against Without limiting the gen- been modifications, that this Lease is 45. Waiver of Trial by Jury Ten- Scope of Services $500,000. said sum being inclusive of erality of the foregoing, force maieure in full force and effect as modified and ant waives all right to trial by jury in all appropriations heretofore made occurrences shall include acts of stating the modifications) and the any action hereinafter instituted by or therefor and including the sum of nature (including fire, flood, earth- dates to which the rent, additional Services: Ashland Road Improve- quake, storm, hurricane or other natu- against Landlord in respect to the ments Construction Inspection Ser- $24,000 now available therefor from rent and other charges have been demised premises and performance of vices the Parking Utility Capital Improve- ral disaster), war. invasion, acts of paid, and stating whether or not. to ment Fund of the City. foreign combatants, terrorists acts, the knowledge of the signer of such the terms of the within Lease military or other usurped political certificate, the Tenant or the Landlord 46. No Consequential Damages. Cost. Not to exceed $13,600 00 Section 2. For the financing of said power or confiscation, nationalization, is in default in performance of any Tenant shall not be entitled to con- improvement or purpose and lo meet government sanction or embargo. covenant, agreement or condition sequential damages, loss of profit, or David L. Hughes. City Clerk Tabor disputes of third parlies to this contained in this Lease, and. if so. any other monetary claims against contract, or the prolonged failure of specifying each such default of which Landlord arising from a violation of electricity or other vital utility service the signer may have knowledge, as this Lease by Landlord and in the PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE well as certifying to such other mat- event of a claim of default, Tenant's Notices. All notices required under ters as the Landlord or the intended damages shall be limited to an abate- the terms of this Lease will be given recipient of such certificate may rea- ment of rent during the period of SUMMIT and will be complete by mailing such sonably request default by Landlord notices by certified or registered mail. In Witness Whereof, the parties CITY OF SUMMIT return receipt requested, or by hand Conformation with Laws and Reg- have signed this Lease, or caused delivery, or overnight delivery service ulations. The Landlord may pursue these presents to be signed by their Notice is hereby given that the budget and the tax resolution was approved by with signature of recipient required, to the relief or remedy sought in any proper officers or other represents the Common Council of the City of Summit, County of Union, on March 6. 2012. the address of the parties as shown at invalid clause, by conforming such lives, the day and year first above A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be held on Tuesday. April 3. the beginning of this Lease, or to such clause with the provisions of the written 2012 at City Hall, 512 Springfield Avenue. Summit. New Jersey at 7 30 p m at other address as may be designated statutes or the regulations of any gov- In Witness Whereof, the parties which time and place objections to said budget and tax resolution for the year in writing, which notice of change of ernmental agency as if the particular 2012 may be presented by taxpayers or other interested persons have signed this Lease, or caused address is given in the same manner provisions ol the applicable statutes these presents to be signed by their Title and Quiet Enjoyment. The or regulations were set forth at length proper officers or other representa- Landlord covenants and represents in this Lease tives, the day and year first above that the Landlord is the owner of the Number and Gender, and Binding written Premises and has the right and Effect. In all references in this REVENUES authority to enter into, execute and Lease to any parties persons or enti- Witnessed or Attested by deliver this Lease, and does further ties, the use of any particular gender JJL Chestnut Street, LLC Other Revenues $121,686 00 covenant that the Tenant on paying or the plural or singular number is (Seal) the rent and performing the conditions intended to include the appropriate By: Luis Rodriguez, Amount to be Raised by Taxation for District Tax $178.800 00 and covenants contained in this gender or number as the text of this Managing Member, Landlord Lease, will and may peaceably and Lease may require All the terms, (Seal) Total Revenues $300 486 00 quietly Have, hold and enjoy the covenants and conditions contained in As to Landlord APPROPRIATIONS: Premises for the term o! this Lease. this Lease will be for and will inure to Borough of Rosolle Entire Contract. This Lease con- the benefit of and will bind the respec- (Seal) Operations $300.486 00 tains the entire contract between the tive parties hereto, and their heirs As to Tenant parties No representative, agent or executors, administrators, personal or By: Jamel Holley, Total Appropriations $300,486.00 employee of the Landlord has been legal representatives, successors and assigns Mayor, Tenant authorized to make any representa- (Seal) David L Hughes. City Clerk tions or promises with reference to Hazardous Substances, Materials March 15. 2012 Dated: 3/6/12 the leasing of the Premises, or to and Wastes. Tenant covenants and U291271 OBS ($555 66) U291162 OBS March 15. 2012 ($29.40) vary, alter or modify the terms hereof agrees that it shall not. and shall PAGE 38 — THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2012 LOCALSOURCE.COM UNION COUNTY LOCALSOURCE

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE improvement which the City may law- obligations of the City solely for a pur- amount, interest rate and maturities of passage after public hearing thereon, Sub-Section: D-4. C3(c)1 & C-3(c) fully acquire or make as a general pose described in subsection (h) of the notes sold, the price obtained and at a regular meeting of said Common improvement, and no part of the cost section 40A2-7 of said Local Bond the name of the purchaser Council in the Council Chamber at 512 The file papers for the above thereof has been or shall be specially Law. and the said obligations author- Section 6 The full faith and credit of Springfield Avenue in said City on application are available for inspec- assessed on property specially bene- ized by this bond ordinance are to be the City are hereby pledged to the Tuesday. April 3. 2012 at 7:30 p.m. tion at the Clark Township Building fited thereby. issued for a purpose which is "self-liq- punctual payment of the principal of During the weeks prior to and up to Department, Clark Municipal Build- (b) The period of usefulness of said uidating* within the meaning and limi- and interest on the said obligations and including the date of such meet- ing, 430 Westfield Avenue, Room 29, purpose within the limitations of said tations of section 40A 2-45 of said authorized by this bond ordinance ing, copies of said ordinance will be Clark, New Jersey. Hours: Monday Local Bond Law. according to the rea- Local Bond Law and are deductible Said obligations shall be direct, unlim- made available at the Clerks Office in through Friday. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. sonable life thereof computed from the pursuant to subsection (c) of section ited obligations of the City and. said City Hall to the members of the March 15. 2012 date of the said bonds authorized by 40A 2-44 of said Local Bond Law. from unless paid from the revenues of the general public who shall request the U291308 EAG ($17.64) this bond ordinance, is fifteen (15) gross debt of the City parking utility of the City, the City shall same years Section 5 All bond anticipation notes be obligated to levy ad valorem taxes David L Hughes. City Clerk (c) The supplemental debt state- issued hereunder shall mature at such upon all the taxable property within the Dated: 3/6/12 ment required by said Local Bond Law times as may be determined by the City for the payment of said obliga- March 15. 2012 has been duly made and filed in the Chief Financial Officer provided that tions and interest thereon without limi- U291098 OBS ($118 09) Use office of the City Clerk and a complete no note shall mature later than one tation of rate or amount executed duplicate thereof has been year from its date The notes shall Section 7. The capital budget or filed in the office of the Director of the bear interest at such rate or rates and temporary capital budget of the City is PUBLIC NOTICE Division of Local Government Services be in such form as may be determined hereby amended to conform with the Your in the Department of Community by the Chief Financial Officer The provisions of this ordinance to the CLARK Affairs of the State of New Jersey, and Chief Financial Officer shall determine extent of any inconsistency herewith such statement shows that, while the all matters in connection with the and the resolutions promulgated by PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Card.. net debt of the City determined as pro- notes issued pursuant to this bond the Local Finance Board showing all Clark Board of Adjustment will hold vided in said Local Bond Law is not ordinance, and the Chief Financial detail of the amended capital budget a Public Meeting on March 26, 2012 increased by this bond ordinance, the Officer s signature upon the notes or temporary capital budget and capi- at 8 p.m., at the Municipal Court Quick and Convenient! gross debt of the City as defined in shall be conclusive evidence as to all tal program as approved by the Direc- House, 315 Westfiejd Avenue, Clark, said Local Bond Law is increased by such determinations All notes issued tor, Division of Local Government Ser- New Jersey, at which time the fol- the authorization of the bonds and hereunder may be renewed from time vices, are on file with the City Clerk lowing application will be heard: notes provided for in this bond ordi- to time subject to the provisions of and are available for public inspection nance by $476,000. and the said obli- N J S A §40A 2-8 The Chief Finan- Section 8. This bond ordinance shall CAL.#4-12: Application of: Matthew gations authorized by this bond ordi- cial Officer is hereby authorized to sell take effect twenty (20) days after the & Jodi Siccardi Public Notices nance will be within all debt limitations part or all of the notes from time to first publication thereof after final prescribed by said Local Bond Law time at public or private sale and to adoption, as provided by said Local FOR: construction of a 2-Car Garage (d) An aggregate amount not exceed- deliver them to the purchasers thereof Bond Law ing $85,000 for interest on said obliga- upon receipt of payment of the pur- LOCATED: 22 Mountainview Road. on Line tions, costs of issuing said obligations, chase price plus accrued interest from NOTICE OF PENDING ORDINANCE Clark N J. engineering costs and other items of their dates to the dates of delivery expense listed in and permitted under thereof The Chief Financial Officer is The Ordinance published herewith Block: 23: Lot: 21 In a R-150 Dis- ww.njpublicnotices.com section 40A 2-20 of said Local Bond directed to report in writing to the gov- was introduced and passed upon first trict Law may be included as part of the erning body of the City at the meeting reading at a regular meeting of the cost of said improvement and is next succeeding the date when any Common Council of the City of Sum- Violation of Chapter: 195 Your online source for included in the foregoing estimate sale or delivery of the notes pursuant mit, in the County of Union. New Jer- thereof to this bond ordinance is made Such sey held on Tuesday. March 6. 2012 Section: 118, 124 public notices in New Jersey (e) This bond ordinance authorizes report must include the principal It will be further considered for final

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLICNOTrCE ROSELLE PARK Instructional Staff Training Services 11-000- 23-XXX 56,973 65.754 78.362 Oeneral Administration 11-000- 30-XXX 622.517 £78.407 651,650 BOARD OF EDUCATION School Administration 11-000- 40-XXX 1.318.785 1,351,643 1.330.938 ROSELLE PARK. NEW JERSEY Central Svca (. Admin Info Technology 11-000- sx-xxx 426.679 437,16ft 433.200 BUDGET STATEMENT Deposit to Kaintenenoe Reserve 10-606 60,000 FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 2012-2013 Operation and Maintenance; of Plant Services 11-000- ! SX-XXX 2,486.350 2.536.118 2,527.785 SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ROSELLE PARK Student Transportation Services 11-000- 70-XXX 313.355 351,207 314.000 Personal Services - Employee Benefits 11-XXX-XXX-2XX 6,313,496 6.295,052 6.463,053 NOTICE Total Support Services Expenditures 15,413.006 15.B50.629 16.209.607 TOTAL OEKERAI. CURREKT EXPENSE 27,529.041 29,119.539 29,106,201 Notice la hereby given (o the legal voter* of Rotelle Park In the County of Union, State of New Jersey, that a Pub- lic Hearing and Special Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 7:00 P M In the Sherman Elementary CAPITAL EXPENDITURES School, 376 East Grant Avenue, Rotelle Park New Jersey at which time the tentative budget for the school year facilities Aoquiaition and Construction Services 12-000-4JOC-XXX 46,765 29.707 53,536 2012-2013 will be open for examination and discussion. TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURES 46.765 29.707 53,536 The Tentative Budget is on file and Is open for Inspection until March 20, 2012, the hearing date, between the Transfer of Funds to Charter School a 10-000-100-56X 8.736 hours of 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M. on days when school is In session In the office of the Secretary of the Board of OPERATING BUDGET GRAND TOTAL 27.583.542 29.149.246 29.159,737 Education at the Administration Building. 610 Chestnut Street, Rosalie Park, New Jersey. SPECIAL GRANTS AND ENTITLEMENTS Your school district has proposed programs and services In addition lo the core curriculum content standards Local Projects 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 19,433 17.447 adopted by the State Board of Education. Information on this budget and the programs and services It provides Federal Projects is available from your local school district. Ttrle I 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 305.666 330,663 . 2B1,578 This Board of Education approved "tentative" budget is being presented for advertising prior to Executive Coun- Title II 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 54,738 47.915 40,728 ty Superintendent/ County Superintendent approval. The budget will be approved by the Executive County Super- Title III 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 50.Z77 48,477 41,595 intendent' County Superintendent prior to the public hearing. Title IV 20-XXX-X3CX-XX3C 1.246 IDEA. Pert B (ilandi capped! 20-XXX-XXX-XXX 578,682 467.735 467,735 By Order of the Board of Education Total Fmderal Projects 990.609 894,790 831,636 Susan Guerclo TOTAL GRANTS AND ENTITLEMENTS 1,010.042 912,237 831.636 Board Secretary REPAYMENT OF DEBT The tentative budget as adopted is as follows: ROSELLE PARK Repayment of Debt - Regular 40-701-510-XXX 698,354 694.671 700,636 Advertised Budget for Newspapers Budget Approval Code 0324 TOTAL REPATKEHT OF DEBT 698,354 694,671 700.636 UM1ON - KO8ELLE PARK BQRO Total Expenditures 29.291,938 30.756.154 30.692,009 Advertised Enrollments DEDUCT EXPENDITURES INCLUDED IN MULTIPLE FUNDS DUX TO TRANSFERS: CATtOOUT Ootnbat 11, 2D10 Local Contribution - Transfer to Special Revenue 11-1XX-10093X Aotual Capital Reserve - Transfer to Repayment of Debt 12-000-400-933 Transfer Property Sale Proceeds to Debt Svc Rea 11-000-520-934 Pupil i on Roll *«gul*r rull TIM 1771 17X6 fup.l I on Poll R«yular Bhtivl TIM 20 31 TOTAL EXPENDITURKS NET OF TRANSFERS rupil I an Roll - Sp«ol«l fullTlM 231 24 ft 249 i on Roll - tp*ilal Ihiiv! TIM IS UNION - ROSELLE PARX BORO mi fupil« on Roll 2007 Advertised Recapitulation of Balei • School rUaw«nri rupil i Sent le Oth«f Dlatr lur o-Raq frug Audited Audited Estimated Estimated Hipll Balanoe Balance Balance Balance rupil Budget Category 6/30/2010 6/30/201 6/30/2012 6/30/2013 Unrestricted: UNION - ROSELLE PARK SC*O General Operating Budget 640,705 B03.757 562.75 562.757 Advertised Revenues Repayment of Debt 4 Restricted for specific Purposes: Rud4«t C*t««ory Account 2010'11 2011-12 2012-13 General Operating Budget: AAtusl Revised Anticipated Capital Reserve 100 10 | 10 100 onitATlltQ WrtiUKT Adult Education Programs 0 Budgatatl r-ind aalano* Operating KndQ«l 10-303 71.739 403.721 Hamtenance Reserve 0 > 241.00 301,00( .'IBI.»r»i« fCM SUM Funds it BBOO 50.000 Legal Ra>aerv« 332.238 475,46 ) 403,72 ««v«nu«t fruB L.ic.«l ftouro** Tuition Resarve Loaal Ta» l^vy 10 1210 17,S0&.170 I7,SOS.170 17,SOS.170 Current Expense Emergency Reserve 0 10-1)00 4Sf,09° 4*4,217 414,191 Repayment of Debt: SUM, Matftctad HimlUrwml N«T«nu>l 10-1XXX 117.644 89,£44 Restricted for Repayment of Debt 0 0 0 0 II,., twt HlmLlinMNii MVMMI 10 1XXX 2.17,597 IS.373 15,373 «U«TOTXL 111,210, 82 6 ID, 132, 404 18 .045. 078 UNION - RO8XLLS PARK BORO • t rtm f tat* Imir^t i tised Per Pupil Coat Calculati >ns .0-1111 302,OS* 50.000 200,000 2012 - 2013 Catmgonoftl Spet-i-i Mutation Aid io siM 10-31H a,189,101 8,470,910 9,183,03* Categottoal Security Aid 10-317? 7S.72S Actual Actual Original Revised Proposed Categorioal T(*n»poitat ion Aid 34.494 Budget Budget Budget SUBTOTAL »,ft«ft,t99 9.S«V«22 10.623.024 Per Pupil Coat Calculations (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Revenue* from Federal iMJCaeS Hedtaeid Reimbursement 10-4200 ; I 682 25. 441 M,4W ItotmJ Budgetary Comparative Per Pupil Cost 13516 13145 13527 13883 13836 . . ,n Jobs Fund 18-4922 333.*J2 11.079 Total Classroom Instruction 7599 7842 B20 0419 8246 nmfu 31.682 379,093 37.914 Cl«a*roo*-Ssl*.rie» and Dmnefita 7276 7481 803 7999 8062 970.388 Claaaroom-Oenetal Supplies and Textbooks 148 90 5 219 110 lUJUlfBn' <•" !••>••• *••' • Bstll BUMS Classroom'Purchased Services and Other 175 263 11 202 75 I ' Hevemtsa (Ovei ) /Uniiei Espenrtl turaa -224.B6S Total Support Service* 2171 1867 186 1967 2128 . KATlNfl BITOOET Support Servioes-Salariaa and Benefits 176 UBJUTTB AKO BNTITI.ttttNTS 2038 17!2 1835 1963 Total Administrative Costs 158 Tioe U>o«l '! 10.433 17.447 1765 1543 1578 1553 132 4 'erteral loui .-«• 1458 1277 12B8 1289 20-4411 441b Ml M4 330,C63 281.578 Legal Costa 0 74 3 49 43 •Sj ,7 IB 47 915 40.728 Total Operations and ttaintenanc* of Plant 1639 1471 141 1462 1472 Title HI 50,277 *H c*l Sources I ace contained in the 2012 Taxpayers' Guide to Education Spending (formerly Comparative Spending Guide) and can be found Local T«K Levy 40-1210 6»7,<7C 693.999 699.97 3 on the Department of Education'a Internet address: http://www.state.n3 us/ education under Finance, when available. This TOTAL MVXMUKS FttCM LOCAL SOURCSS ««1.«7« «93.«»» 899.97 3 publ1oatIon 1s avallabla in the board offloe and publ1c 1Ibraries The same cilculations were performed using the 2011—12 fc*v*rui«a ri — State 3...U • •• revised sppropriatlona and 2012-13 budgeted appropriations presented in this advertised budget. Tot*l Budgetary Compared' Debt Service Aid Type 11 wn #70 MO Per Pupil Coat is defined aa current expense exclusive of tuition expenditures, transportation, residential coats, and TUTA.L UX'Al. RKPATKEKT Or OERT 6»4.171 700,63C Judgments aga Actual Revenues (Over)/Under BBpandl -1 of Total Equipment Cost, each of the other per pupil cost calculatK t of the total Budgetary TuTAl. UrAVHSMT OF DKBT 698. 3M 494, ft'i 1 700,63* comparative per pupil cost, although all components are not shown. TOTM. «V*MU«ll/»\CTU*CS3 30.642.009 Annual School District Budget Statement Supporting Documentation UNION - ROSELL1 VARK 1 UNION • ROSBLLE PARK BORO Ailvactiaed Appropnat 4A, Advertised Capital Outlay Projects Budget C.tegory A. .,,,r 2011-12 2012-13 Mv Approp Appropriation Desonbe below, by project numbi tr, the appropriations for budgeted Capital Outlay Projects including OtKSHAL CURHWT IX Ht Wit I those items related to the diati ict'i Long Range Facilities Plan, Include only construction, itlon of service syst.ee*. land and improvements. and the purchase Kagulut »rogr**« 11-1XX-IQ0-XXX tnaplal Education 11-2XJC-100-XX* elude equipment Include all projects budgeted on the transfer lines to capital projects fui Basic Sfcills/Rsjeadial 11-230-100-XXX 1OT til T7«.7*3 387,365 > project is a request to exceed an existing referendum (Under H.J.A.C. 6A. 111 lingual Xducatlcm U-240-tOO'XA 469.40? 905.051 505.357 26-4.4(a)3t. enter olumn 5 and enter the funding School -Bp-jn Co/1 at i*-Cut r Act vviti.i 11 -401 100-XXX 13V «4« 1*3.112 145.000 Complete a detailed budget fo each project. tchoot Sponsored Mhlatn. 11-402-100 XXX 343.37* 372.340 3(9.660 r —mil 1 i »«rvlc«» Programs Opera I IOM 11-800-330-XXX 131.S40 153.149 127.754 Request to Support Ur»io*i Project Eligible Exceed Funding Source Tultli>n 11 000-100 XXX 1 , 1>6.240 1,281.5*8 (M* iption/Activity Number foe Grant Referendum f AttadvUntM and Mortal Hoik Hi.im ti-ooo-an-xxx 18.402 20.305 21.129 J36.291 Repairs to roof 122840 .000 H«l(h krvi™ 11-000-211 XXX 347.601 352.442 487.830 Repairs to roof 122825 .000 Speech. 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