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Established 1894 www.LeaderNewspapers.net Thursday, October 01, 2009 Local Who uses satellite parking Fight for borough Parking still a in Lyndhurst? Sept. 13 (Giants vs. Redskins) affordable pushes 1,939 cars-4 276 fans giant issue for Sept. 20 (Jets vs. Patriots) 1.639 cars-3.780 fans housing green Sept. 27 (Jets vs. Titans) agenda spomcomplex 1.250CMS-2,952 f heats up By Susan C. Moller By Susan C. MoeHar SENIOR REPORTER SENIOR REPORTER RUTHERFORD — The RUTHERFORD — In a number of affordable housing municipality with a nickname units to be included in plans like the "Borough of Trees," for the controversial Highland green initiatives would seem Cross Redevelopment Area in to be a top priority. The very Rutherford remains in dis- nature of Rutherford is, well, pute. nature. And recent develop- Will the new Linque-H.C. Partners, ments with the Rutherford LLC, the developer that owns Green Team and local recy- the property east of Route 17, cling department would cer- station help? filed a lawsuit Friday, Sept tainly prove that this South 18, challenging the 2008 reg- Bergen borough tries to keep ulations established by the it enviro-friendly. state's Council on Affordable The Rutherford Green Housing — the agency Team has completed its appli- charged with ensuring that cation to become one of the state's court-mandated the state's first communities affordable housing quotas are certified by the Sustainable met. Jersey program, a voluntary When Rutherford submit- incentive initiative that guides ted its affordable housing plan municipalities toward better to COAH, officials included sustainability practices. The Highland Cross as a possible borough has also signed on location of low-income units, to an environmentally con- despite historic opposition scious street light replace- from residents. By submitting ment program with PSE&G, the plan, borough officials and Rutherford will even hold were hopeful that Rutherford a composter sale Saturday, would be deemed compliant PHOTOS BY AlEdS TAWA2; PHOTO UUSTRATION BY JOHN SO.TES Oct. 3. and protected from litigation- induced loss of zoning power. By Alexis Tarrazi tion of the new Meadowlands Stadium, lot, located right near Whiskey Cafe. At Sustaining standards which is being built next to the old the most recent Jets game against the But, the borough's efforts, SENIOR REPORTER In applying for certifica- stadium and in turn taking up many Tennessee Titans on Sept 27, 1,250 and the COAH regulations on tion with Sustainable Jersey, EAST RUTHERFORD — There is a parking spaces. Currently, the stadium cars parked in Lyndhurst which they were based, have Rutherford completed several palpable excitement in the air this foot- has 24,500 spots. Next year, the stadium From these parked cars, school buses not met with approval from key tasks, including forming ball season as both the New York Jets is expected to have 28,500 spots with transported 4,276 people to the Giants Linque. a green team, adopting a sus- and Giants have kicked oil their seasons an additional 4,100 spaces located on game and 3,780 to the Jets' Sept 20 Among the objections filed tainable land use pledge and with 3-0 starts. As successful as the sea- . the IZOD Center side, according to game and 2,952 to the Jets' Sept 27 with the state appellate court, completing an energy audit of son has started, the satellite parking in Bill Squires, consultant for the Jets and game, Squires said. the developer is challenging borough buildings. Lyndhurst is not exactly a touchdown Giants organizations. However, the use of these satellite COAH's regulations for all of Municipalities have a for the two teams. For the Giants vs. Washington parking lots comes with a hefty price the municipalities in the New large role td play in pro- The satellite parking program, locat- Redskins game on Sept. 13, 1,939 cars tag. The Jets and Giants organiza- Jersey Meadowlands District. ed at 1050 Wall St West in Lyndhurst, parked at the Lyndhurst satellite lot. At Please see GREEN on was created to accommodate the the Jets vs. New England Patriots game Please see PARKING on Please see COAH on PageA7 onslaught of cars during the construc- on Sept. 20,1,639 took advantage of the PageA7 PageA7 Police: Recent prostitution sting just 'tip of the iceberg'
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Jy Alexis Tcrrozi tion ring at the Homestead Studio view with The Leader. "It seems we This is something that is partially Cherise Dyer, 31, of Haywood, SENIOR REPORTER Suites Meadowlands Hotel in East just got the tip of the iceberg." created by people using the Internet Calif.; Ana Duarte, 20, of Sacramento, Rutherford. East Rutherford Police Chief to create these contacts," Minda said. Calif.; Rosy Gomez, 29, of West New EAST RUTHERFORD — "We have contacted the owners of Larry Minda said the prostitutes "It's not something you see directly, York; and Malina Acosta, 18, of San Following an investigation that last- the (hotel) chain to attempt to recti- involved were using cnugslisl.com and such as when you walk into a hotel. ed several months, six people were fy the problem and apparently this is backpage.com to promote themselves ... They are not standing in front of irrested Tuesday, Sept 22, in con- a very big problem," East Rutherford and make contact with potential the hotel, it's all done through the Please see PROSTITUTES on lection with an alleged prostitu- Capt Ed Bury said in a phone inter- clients. Internet" PageA7
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Hagopian struck the curb with his 2000 FAVORS FOR ALL OCCASIONS: Mitsubishi, which caused the car to spin Theft from car CHRISTENINGS • BABY SHOWERS, EAST RUTHERFORD — Arley and strike the curb on the other side of WEDDINGS • BIRTHDAY Quitnan, 39, of West New York, and the road. Hagopian allegedly fled the EAST RUTHERFORD — Police Orquid Orille-Cuervo, 44, of Secauctu, scene and was later located and charged. reported Sunday, Sept 27 at 5 p.m. Chocolate dipped strawberries were both arrested Saturday, Sept 26 at He was transported to St. Mary's hospital that two football fans reported someone Chocolate dipped cheesecake slices 7:43 p.m. for burglary and theft of boat for head injuries. broke into their 2003 Ford F-350 and parts from a boat docked off Paterson RUTHERFORD — Manuel A. Carino, 1995 Acura parked at 352 Washington Chocolate dipped apples & much more!! Plank Road. Orille-Cuervo was also 35, of Rutherford, was arrested Monday, Ave., while they were at the Jets game. A /.//" Ridye Ruad. l.yndhursl • -'«/. charged with aggravated assault on a Sept 28 at 4:17 a.m. for DWI, follow- total of $3,700 in items, including a GPS, police officer for allegedly kicking him ing a motor vehicle accident on Ridge were stolen. in the chest. Both were released on sum- Road and East Pierrepont Avenue. Police CARLSTADT —The owner of a 2007 reported Carino fled the scene and Honda Chic reported Sunday, Sept 27 attempted to hide the damage on his that some time between 1:30 a.m. and 2006 Ford F-250 by parking it at a lot on 9:30 a.m., someone broke the side win- CDS dow and stole a GPS worth $250. Shop Discount Groceries EAST RUTHERFORD — Michael RUTHERFORD — A Clearwater, SAVE Money & Time L. 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RUTHERFORD — A Yah.ua and stole $1,000 worth of tools from a Avenue resident reported that some company vehicle, while it was parked at ANTHONY J.RIPOSTA, Criminal mischief time between Sept 21 and 22, some- the Extended Stay America on Edwin L. Certified by the Supreme Court RUTHERFORD — A Lyndhurst resi- one threw buffalo wings on a 2004 Ward Highway. Secaucus Police reported dent reported some time between Sept Volvo. locating the stolen tools in an aban- of BJ as a Civil Trial Attorney 21 and Sept 22, someone scratched the iloiird pickup truck, following a pursuit COUNSELLOR AT LAW jp driver's side door of a 2008 Nissan, while RUTHERFORD — The owner of a Call today for a free phone consultation it was parked on Yahara Avenue. Strange South Bergm is a new feature 2002 Toyota reported Tuesday, Sept. 22 of The Leader newspaper featuring strange that some time between 8:45 a.m. and 2 Disorderly conduct news from the South Bergen region. p.m., someone shattered the driver's side 201-991-0067 front window and stole a GPS ($100), 432 Ridge Rd.. North Arlington, NJ which was mounted on the windshield. CARLSTADT — Christian Nicholas Park Avenue with the front-end damage The car was parked at the Meadowlands www.RipostaLaw.com Barbu, 29, of Hasbrouck Heights, was covered by bushes. He was charged with Office Complex on Route 17 North. arrested Sept IS at 1:30 ,im for disor- DWI, use of a cell phone, careless driving derly conduct, following a motor vehicle RUTHERFORD — The owner of a BOGLE AGENCY INSURANCE and failure to report an accident He was 2008 Nissan reported Tuesday, Sept. 22 stop on First Street where police attempt- released on summonses. Servfe, bta. * Wb Sine. 1919 ed to question him about a fight at die that some time between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., someone shattered the driver's side Meadowlands Diner on Route 17 South. Providing AH Types of insurance: ,-v-.- He was released on summonses. Fraud front window and stole a GPS ($300), which was mounted on the windshield. Business Insurance Personal Insurance The car was parked at the Meadowlands RUTHERFORD — A Delafield • General Ljabilrry DWI Avenue resident reported that between Office Complex on Route 17 Nordi. • ComrMftiol Property V* are fluent Sept 5 and Sept 19, he wired four pay- RUTHERFORD — The owner of a in Polish, Russian Motorcycle EAST RUTHERFORD — Brett M. • Restaurant Insurance ments totaling »1,420 to a person he met 2009 Honda reported Tuesday, Sept. 22 'WttWlCllHailialll & Spanish Muney, 45, of Glen Ridge, was arrested through Match.com. The person named that some time between 8 a.m. and 1:45 • ComimniolAulo • Heod • Umbrella Sept 20 at 7:29 p.m. for DWI and refusal Tiffany Wallace claimed she needed p.m., someone shattered the driver's side • Group Health Insurance • Uh t Heohfi Insurance to submit to a breath test, following a money in Nigeria while she was visiting front window and stole a GPS ($300), motor vehicle accident on Route 17 her sick mother. The victim reported he which was mounted on the windshield. 200 Suywsa* Avewt • Lyndhunt Ni • 2OI.93V.1076 • www.logleageKy.coin South. Muney was released on summons- is still receiving e-mails from her asking The car was parked at the Meadowlands es to his mother. for more money. Office Complex on Route 17 North. RUTHERFORD — Kirk A. Hagopian, RUTHERFORD — The owner of a HAPPY 35, of Norwood, was arrested Sunday, 1ST BIRTHDAY 1993 Nissan reported that some time PET SPA I Sept 27 at 8:46 p.m. for careless driving, Theft between Sept 23 and Sept 24, someone I) SI -ll'UVN I'll SI>A! future to report an accident, leaving the stole change from the center console. scene of an accident DWI, hindering RUTHERFORD — A borough juve- There were no signs of forced entry. PKTREIKl THERAPY apprehension and filing a false police nile reported Wednesday, Sept 23 that — Alexis Tarraii Giwyour pM Ihc UIFT OF HF. \l IV, report, following a motor vehicle acci- some time between 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 In oar Warm & Loving Spa Environment dent on the exit ramp onto Route 3 East p.m. someone stole his GT Zone gold All police blotter items an obtained from rhkpnlh.tiwraj hulling ihcripv mil from Route 17 South. Police reported bike worth $500, from the front of the local police departments. All persons an pre- Improte Ike physical
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Borough Council unanimously adopted an ' One -of the largest line items to see an :has finally introduced a $19 million budget, Carlstadt, also on a calendar year schedule, amended 2009 budget totaling $12,499,669 increase was the category for salaries and that, its finance committee chairman said, introduced its own budget Sept. 8 — the same at its Sept 15 meeting. wages for the police department, which will should at most hike the municipal tax rate by night as East Rutherford — and held its public The new local municipal budget translates see an increase in appropriations by $331,330 'half the amount approved last year. hearing Sept 17. to an approximately 5.49-percent increase — or nearly 14 percent — in the new budget. "We're looking at an increase of anywhere An examination of revenue streams reveals in the tax levy from last year, meaning that 'We're very sensitive to the economic from three to five points," Councilman George the municipality generally fared much better a taxpayer living in a home assessed at the condition racing our residents and therefore Perry said of the newest spending plan. 1 than in 2008, helping to lower the projected borough average of $233,000 will see a tax we have eliminated two police positions, think it's a pretty good budget." tax increase. For instance, total anticipated increase of $147, or $12.25 per month. four administrative positions and scaled back It was introduced Sept. 8 by a 5-0 vote of local revenues jumped by about $471,000, to The slight increase from the initial 2009 the employee health plan over the past two the all-Republican council. Councilman Joel $7,423,000. Total anticipated miscellaneous budget of $12,474,682 approved last March years," Borough Administrator Chris Eilert Brizzi was absent. The outlay, tentatively set at revenues, which include the local revenues, largely reflects Wood-Ridge's failure to explained. $18,989,495, increases total appropriations by climbed from $10.2 million to $10.6 million. receive any state aid, according to borough only $47,475 over 2008. This, after dropping from $10.85 million in !• A special meeting to adopt the outlay, fol- 2008. The borough received a huge boost lowing a public hearing, is set for Tuesday, in PILOT fees from the NJSEA ($534,000 Oct. 6 at 5:30 p.m. in borough hall. If there is a increase, to a total of $5,570,000). Ridge Road paving delayed silver lining, barring any last-minute changes, While total anticipated state aid is about the final increase will be much smaller than $111,000 below 2008 (at $1,947,972), that's still RUTHERFORD — Joseph DeSalvo. officials learned that utility last year's 10-point hike. better than the estimated $278,000 drop suf- Drivers will have to continue The borough council work is needed in the area. Municipal taxes (excluding those collected fered between 2007 and last year. Additionally, dodging potholes on their awarded a contract to patch PSE&G plans to start its work for school and county purposes) are set to the borough is taking about $350,000 from its way through Rutherford for up the bumpy stretch of in October, pushing road increase by just under $200,000 to $6,372,297 anticipated surplus, lowering the amount to a little bit longer. Repairs street in August, and officials repairs into 2010. (up from $6,172,803). This increase will be $1,620,000. to the Addison Avenue sec- estimated then that work factored into the final tax rate. Major proposed increases include: police tion of Ridge Road have been would begin sooner rather — Susan C. Moelkr / In 2009, East Rutherford fared much better salaries and wages, up by $540,000, to delayed until early spring, than later. Senior Reporter in this area. Last year, the municipal tax hike $3,980,000; the reserve for covering losses according to Councilman But, soon after, borough exceeded $896,000 (over four times above the from tax appeals, by $225,000, to $250,000; current proposed increase). maintenance of the public library, by $94,128, Based on Perry's rough projections, and to $658,926; and contributions to the state's considering the borough's present estimated, Public Employee Retirement System, by tax rate of 66.1 cents per $100 of assessed valu- $56,167, to $254,137. ation, a person owning what East Rutherford Though not a major increase, the council considers the average assessed house of . did approve a cumulative $1,400 hike in sala- $150,000, can expect to pay anywhere from ries for themselves and Mayor James Cassella, $45 to $75 more in municipal taxes. upping the total line item to $46,700 (er an This tax rate (and many commercial and average of $200 per person). residential property tax assessments) will be Major proposed reductions include: employ- altered in 2010, depending on the outcome ee group health insurance, down by $326,000, of a court-ordered reassessment being per- to $1,726,000; fire prevention bureau salary formed by East Rutherford. and wages, by $64,800, to $28,800; and road The remaining $12.6 million in the bud- repair salary and wages, cut by $63,000, to get consists of funding from other sources, $1,047,000. including state aid, a payment in lieu of In an e-mail. Lisa Ryan, state Department ISALUMERIA E GROCERIA ITALIANAl taxes (PILOT) from the New Jersey Sports of Community Affairs spokeswoman, wrote & Exposition Authority (NJSEA) for hosting the borough has "delayed" adopting its budget Giants Stadium and (he IZOD Center, rev- with her department's consent. She noted that enues from fees and fines, as well as funding regulations permit calendar year municipali- from state and federal grants. ties to operate for long periods without adopt- Based on the current schedule, the bud- ing permanent budgets, as long as they peri- get should take roughly two more months to odically communicate with the department adopt compared to last year. The situation has required the borough, which operates on a calendar year schedule CLARIFICATION (January to December), to utilize a "tempo- In a photo caption titled "Carlstadt locals rary" budget for about 10 months. better prepared," which ran in the Sept. 10 As late as the budget is, Perry, speaking edition, the last two people on the right side after the Sept. 15 council meeting, contended of the photo should have been identified by East Rutherford is not alone. the submitter as Kolleen Donnelly and Debbie There are a few other area municipali- Smith Korczakowski. CALL 201-803-5444 GRAND OPENING! *A tradition of preparing college-bound students"
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Rutherford mulls new regulations k: •*' v" T have." obey die posted signs and "peacefully depart" mercial solicitors nor non-profits must pay;* Though Lahullier emphasized a need to from all premises if diey are declined — and registration fees. register, a closer look at die proposal still gives barring any "misrepresentation" of dieir iden- "In a perfect world, we would prefer no MAST mmnWORD — Under a pro- residents die option to be pitched by those not tity and purpose. door-to-door soliciting of any kind, but we pdffed ordinance, loUcitors and canvassers registered. • Barring political candidates from visiting realize diat's impractical," explained Carlstadt are* strongly advised to register with East Exempt from die regulations are "any news premises before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m. And pre- Councilman Joe Crifasi. Rutherford officials in an effort to legitimate gathering activity for a bona fide news medi- venting all odier solicitors from engaging in "If an organization cites dieir constitutional tfieir activities in the community. At the same um," and "any solicitation of information for a activities after sundown from Monday through rights and presents a lawyer, we try working Jime, the ordinance gives residents die option telephone directory or similar book." Saturday, and at all times on Sundays or state widi diem," Crifasi noted. "We ask diat diey, pf banning any solicitor from even knocking Political candidates and organizations must and national holidays. as a courtesy, work widi our police department ra. comply with all requirements, but do not have • Fining violators $1,000 for each offense in providing information on the purposes of 4 ifanflar'ttwiwere adopted in area to consider registering. and rescinding dieir ability to solicit widiin dieir canvassing, as well as die identities of all tides, including Lyndhurst and Provisions include: East Rutherford for at least one year or longer. die canvassers diey are employing for a proj- dt, die borough council unanimously • Allowing prospective solicitors "to make Police Chief Larry Minda, who was con- ect Their personnel should also carry some ntrodHced a measure Tuesday, Sept. 15 seek- written application" for a certificate of registra- sulted on die proposal, said die measure is form of identification diat can be checked and ing to regulate such activities, at die behest of tion, which they must pay foHand carry during important to elderly persons simply wishing to verified, for security purposes." Councilman Jeffrey Lahullier. their activities if granted. be left alone. Crifasi furihei noted diat these non-profits • For die first time, residents will have the • Filling out applications providing 17 poults "We're not trying to bar legitimate solici- are asked to try limiting dieir activities before option of posting borough-issued weather- of information, including Social Security num- tors or canvassers," he said. "If diey have valid sundown. At die same time, he conceded scam proof signs to turn persons, such as those bers and — for charitable groups — certifi- business to conduct, and residents wish to deal artists will likely not be dissuaded by canvass- trying to sell products or collect charitable cation they are registered with the state. All with diem, there's no problem. Yet there are ing regulations. donations, away before they can even knock permits would expire Dec. 31 during die year senior citizens, and other residents, who wish "But you'd hope legitimate organizations or ring doorbells. they are issued. to have no contact with solicitors at all, and would want to cooperate 'in helping our resi- "They can decide to have no solicitors invit- • Requiring die borough council to approve that's their right." dents feel more secure," die councilman said. ed or all solicitors invited," Lahullier explained, all applications. "I know many seniors want to feel secure in "It could potentially help us identify suspicious before die vote was taken. "Organizations • Barring persons convicted of state or dieir homes because of die potential of flim- persons intent on causing harm." would have to register in town." federal crimes from being issued permits, if flam artists," Minda added. "About 15 years like East Rudierford's proposal, and die ; A public hearing is set for Oct. 20. they were committed within five years of die ago, I arrested a man who tried robbing an current ordinance in Lyndhurst, Carlstadt resi- After die meeting, Lahullier, seeking re- application. elderly person after posing as a solicitor." dents can obtain "no knock" door signs. election with fellow Republican, Councilman • Requiring persons to present and read A review of the enacted ordinance in In Lyndhurst, those who knock in violation George Perry, in an uncontested race, told The their certificates, if requested by die occupant Carlstadt shows there are differences with East face a smaller fine ($200) dian specified in Leader he was not targeting any specific group. • Issuing interested residents stickers, which Rudierford's proposal. East Rudierford's proposal (at least for the Organizations known to canvass range from diey can place near their entrances eidier In Carlstadt, only commercial solicitors first offense). religious groups, such as Jehovah's Witnesses, stating, "Only Solicitors Registered in East pitching products/services, and not charitable Lyndhurst's ordinance was modified after to non-profits seeking donations, including Rutherford Invited" or "No Solicitors Invited." groups or other non-profits (like environmen- die New Jersey Environmental Federation sued New Jersey Citizen Action, as well as door-to- • Enabling the police chief to revoke certifi- tal lobbyists), are instructed to fillou t an appli- die municipality for an alleged violation of its door salespersons pitching magazine subscrip- cates for those who violate die ordinance — or cation with die police department members' First Amendment rights to spread tions, insurance and other products. who have been found to make materially false Non-profits and political organizations, dieir views and ask for money at doorsteps. As . It's just an issue that has always concerned statements after receiving diem. however, are required to write to Carlstadt a result, certain reporting requirements were me," he said. This will give our residents a • Establishing a code of conduct requiring under official letterhead detailing dieir activi- eliminated. measure of protection they are entitled to any solicitor, registered or unregistered, to ties. And unlike East Rutherford, neither com-
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"'• Mon:-ffi.f8:?"Sal^lSun 8:6' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01.2009 THE LEADER GREEN: Continued from "We are in the process of get- light quality, giving off a "clean white PageAl ting together our whole road map light," Shenkler said. for the green team," said East By signing on with the PSEJfcG moling environmental sustainabil- Rutherford Chief Financial Officer plan, Rutherford is ensuring that ity, according to Randall Solomon, John Giancaspro. 838 street lights will go green. executive director of the New Jersey Sustainable State Institute at Rutgers PSE&G lights die way Garbage to gold ' S University, one of the key sponsors Another green development in Rutherford is also encouraging of the Sustainable Jersey program. Rutherford: the borough council residents to reduce curbride garbage Municipalities are "on the front gave its permission this month for by composting their food scrags. line" of land use and economic PSE&G to change street lights from Discount-priced composters and development; they consume large mercury vapor bulbs to more effi- rain water collection barrels will amounts of natural resources, and cient induction fluorescent bulbs. be available for purchase during they control garbage collection and The fluorescent bulbs last longer, the West End Family Fall Festival recycling, Solomon pointed out use less energy and contain less mer- Saturday, Oct. 3, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Municipalities also have power cury, making the spent bulbs easier Union School on Union Avenue. — they can create ordinances that to dispose of. PSE&G will pay for the Encouraging residents to take promote sustainable choices. PHOTO BY SUSAN C. MOEUBt new bulbs and their installation, but responsibility for what they put at The Sustainable Jersey projects Street lamps like this one in Rutherford may soon feature fluorescent bulbs. the company's municipal customers, the curb is one goal of the compos- were designed by task forces of peo- like Rutherford, will benefit from ter sale, said borough recycling coor- ple from state agencies, nonprofits, be established, with this year as the ties receive the funds they need to; reduced electric usage, an antici- dinator Sharon DelVecchio. businesses and academia, according bronze level. complete projects — like energy pated savings of $8,426, according The "green cone" food digest- to Solomon. Rutherford's application, along audits — that cost money, in the to Borough Administrator Leslie er, which is designed to handle all More than 150 groups, includ- with that of 44 other municipalities short term, but pay off in the long Shenkler. table scraps as well as die "garden ing the New Jersey Sate League out of New Jersey's 566, is currently run, Birdsall added. Rutherford's The utility company plans to gourmet," for produce and garden of Municipalities, Board of Public under review; certification results .audit cost nearly $30,000, but was replace almost 100,000 bulbs around waste, will be available for $90 and Utilities, New Jersey Department will be announced later this year. paid for by a grant from the Board the state. Because the induction fluo- $65 respectively. One online retailer of Environmental Protection, And the sustainable distinction of Public Utilities. rescent lights use 30 to 40 percent less offered die same products for $1 ft Hackensack Riverkeeper, PSE&G, is not all about gold stars. There's Of the other South Bergen munic- electricity than their mercury vapor and $85, respectively, phis shipping. Greenfaith and the Municipal Land money on the line. ipalities, only Carlstadt and Wood- counterparts, PSE&G estimates that The truck load sale enables Use Center at the College of New More grants are available to cer- Ridge have not registered with the New Jersey's municipalities will save residents to "benefit from a better Jersey, are participating in the pro- tified municipalities, according to Sustainable Jersey program. East $1 million at today's power rates. price," DelVecchio said. gram. Rutherford Councilwoman Kimberly Rutherford, Lyndhurst and North The fluorescents also have good New standards are being added Birdsall, who spearheaded the appli- Arlington are registered, but did for next year, Solomon added, so cation process for Rutherford. not submit applications to meet this that a hierarchy of certification will The program helps municipali- year's certification deadline. BANOIJI I Newly renovated grillroom and banquets hall available the suit could open the door first attempt at resolving the for small to large parties from 30 persons to 180. CO AH: Continued from Local briefs For all your party needs: repasts, weddings, birthday, PageAl. for higher affordable-hous- dispute on Thursday, Sept. 24. ing quotas throughout the "I was very pleased with the LYNDHURST — christening, communion, etc. Also available for Meadowlands District. meeting," said Mayor John Commissioner Tom corporate luncheons, at reasonable prices. Specifically, the developer The Council on Affordable Hipp. DiMaggio, director of die FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 201-935-1179 alleges that Rutherford's Housing just received notice A concern for the borough Lyndhurst Department affordable-housing quota falls of Linque's suit, said spokes- is whether Linque and the of Parks and Recreation, short, because local officials woman Lisa Ryan, who Fair Share Housing Center recendy announced a shop- did not include projected declined to comment further are "good faith" partners, ping trip for Lyndhurst Merwin & Paolazzi growth in redevelopment on the legal action. Hipp added. senior citizens Monday, Oct. INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. areas like that of Highland The developer has dem- 5. The trip will be to Jersey M&P Cross. Mediation of municipal onstrated bad faith recendy Gardens in Elizabeth. The Michael J. Merwin, Anthony L. Paolazzi The developer also alleges plans by "making claims, which are bus will leave die NJ Transit 518 Stuyvesant Ave, Lyndhurst that COAH's regulations In addition to its legal untrue," and by filing suit with parking lot at 9 a.m. and are faulty because they allow action against COAH, Linque the appellate division, Hipp return at 3 p.m. Please call 201-460-8400 municipalities to request and a housing advocacy group said. die parks dept. to sign up. Gall for Your Quote Today! reductions in their affordable- called the Fair Share Housing "We will require dismissal RUTHERFORD — The housing quotas, but don't Center have filed objections of the lawsuit," as part of the meeting of the Rudierford Providing Insurance Protection For: allow for objectors to raise the to Rutherford's affordable- mediadon, Hipp said. "You Local Assistance Board for Auto, Home, Life, Health, Business, Bonds number. With a state quota of housing plan with the Council can litigate or you can negoti- Oct. 16 has been, resched- approximately 110,000 units, on Affordable Housing. Both ate." uled to Friday, Oct. 9 at municipal requests for reduc- the developer and the center "I don't like negotiating 12:30 p.m. in borough hall, tions must be balanced by want more affordable units in with people who have pretty 176 Park Ave., Rutherford. Screens Repaired! increases elsewhere, accord- Rutherford. much put a sword over your NORTH ARLINGTON ing to Linque. NEXT DAY SERVICE As part of a COAH- ,neck," he concluded. — The Friends of the North • Friendly & Experienced Staff At the least, the Linque sponsored mediation of the Lyndhurst's COAH plan Arlington Public Library • Large selection of hand tools lawsuit is a full-court press complaints, Rutherford offi- has also been challenged by will sponsor an attic trea- • Plumbing & Electrical Supplies for more affordable housing cials met with representatives a developer, but mediation sures sale Saturday, Oct. 3 • Keys Mode in Rutherford. If the devel- from Linque and the Fair sessions have yet to be held, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at oper's allegations are upheld, Share Housing Center for a according to Ryan. the Nordi Arlington Senior Airport Ace Hardware Center located behind die 111 Moonachie Ave, Moonachie library. (20 1)935-7780 Call for Directions PARKING: Continued from Page Al people per hour, drew in 20,000 people on both nights, according to Courtney Carroll, tions have lost hundreds of thousands on the NJ Transit spokesperson. Overall attendance Lyndhurst parking, said Squires. at die concerts totaled more than 80,000 on The Jets and Giants lose money on this each night. operation," Squires said. They flat out lose On the night of die first concert, officials money." expected between 12,000 and 13,000 visitors The cost to maintain and utilize the lots and were not prepared for the spike in riders. includes die hiring of Lyndhurst police offi- To alleviate problems, NJ Transit added more cers on overtime salary to monitor the cars cars to the line for die Sept. 24 concert. and drivers. Additional security personnel are "It's fantastic, really in terms of endorse- also hired. School buses to transport fans to ment of mass transit to the sports complex," •the stadium are obtained. Checks are written Samerjan said. That's a fantastic thing for the out to property owners of the lot. A tow truck region. It takes 7,000 cars off the road." and a street sweeper are obtained to tow cars Carroll noted diat for die upcoming con- and clean the lot and side streets periodically certs by Bruce Springsteen and die E Street Jduring and after die game. Band, which will take place Sept. 30 to Oct. The Jets used the lot during their home 9 at Giants Stadium, officials will monitor the games, Sept 20 and Sept. 27, and plan to use situation and respond as needed. "We will be 4t again at their next home game, Oct. 18, keeping a close eye on it," Carroll said, "so we • ^against die Buffalo Bills. can make any necessary adjustments." '. Squires noted that after the Bills game the The general feeling is diat more Springsteen • .parking use was still "up in the air," on wheth- fans will be New Jerseyans, and thus rely on ;er the Jets planned to continue. their own cars more than die train station. ; On Tuesday, Sept. 29, The Leader received Along with die increasing number of riders, ' a call from Jessica Lederman Ciccone, Jets Squires noted diat die number of carpoolers director of corporate communications, who has risen as well. An average of 2.4 people said the Jets will definitely continue to use per car was last year's average. This year, 3.1 die satellite parking for die remainder of the people per car is die average. football season. "It makes a significant difference and its ' The Giants had already committed to con- good for the environment," Squires said. tinue to utilize die lot for the remainder of die U2 concert-goers utilized die satellite park- ' current football season. ing lots, but as of press time die lots were not Part of the decision of why the Jets were planned for die Springsteen shows, accord- - possibly looking to cease satellite parking ing to Lyndhurst Police Detective Capt. John in Lyndhurst could be linked to die new Valente. Two stress free ways to keep Meadowlands Rail Line, which opened this • past summer. With more train riders, there is Is satellite parking over? die potential for less cars traveling to games. Although a decision has officially been your retirement plans. John Samerjan, New Jersey Sports & made by die Jets to commit to die rest of the Exposition Authority spokesman, said during season, next year will be a different story as die ; die first home games for both teams, die train new stadium should be completed and die old averaged 6,000 to 7,000 riders on the new rail stadium will be knocked down and cleared. IRA CD IRA SAVINGS line. Bodi teams are expected to use only stadium "We diink that will grow over time," parking at diat time. • l-S year terms • Account flexibility Samerjan said of the ridership. Lyndhurst police officers and others diat • Market returns • Deposit any time benefit from die teams utilizing die lots are •Flexible options* • Automatic transfers U2, Springsteen not exacdy happy. Valente noted die NFL • Automatic renewals • Monty market nctum The growing interest in die train station was pays for die officers' overtime. "It's overtime," ; tested at die recent U2 concerts held at Giants he said. 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A former Rutherford High volley-girls con- tingent standout and » four-year starter for the Lady Bulldogs, Angelika Kopacz is now a sophomore spiker at Lehigh University. Kopacz was named Patriot League Player of the Week Monday, Sept. 28 after keying the Lady Mountain Hawks to back-to-back stun- ning wins over Navy Friday, Sept. 25, and over defending Patriot League champ American University Saturday, the 26th. Kopacz and the rest of lady Hawks have gone 8-2 in their last 10 matches to bring LU's record to, 9-7 on the season. See the Sports Section on the Web at www. LeaderSewspapen.net for a complete story and myriad photos of Kopacz in action against American.
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PHOTO BY BUI ALLEN-NJ SORT/ACTION The 2009 version of the girls soccer squad from Lyndhurst includes a septet of seniors: Monica Cantisani, Kaitlynn McGinnis, Natalia Morton, Maggiilaggie Young, Lindsay Goya~ , Shannon Henderson and Kelly Rogers. can beat any other team. Hey, Kristen Raimo (three goals, By W.L Bill Allen Jr. three of our first six games one assist), senior right mid- Sl'H ] M [i i I'm 1 | Mil K have gone to double OT, so fielder Kelly Rogers, junior LYNDHURST—Following that tells you how close each left wing Kristine Indri (one a season in which the girls game has been." goal, two assists), soph striker soccer squad from Lyndhurst Captaining the club is a Amanda Uhlick (three goals, High earned a state playoffs trio of 12th-graders: left full- one assist), junior right wing slot for the 15th time in the back Natalia Morton, left mid- Jessica Carroll (one goal), program's first 17 years under fielder Monica Cantisani and soph middie Brittany Stajek head coach Lori DeLuca, the sweeper Kaitlynn McGinnis. (one goal, one assist), junior PHOTO, GINA LAZOKOYK Lady Golden Bears are off The list of other Lady stopper Stacy Martinez and #38 Danny DeRosa burns the Harrison Blue Tide's defense for three touchdowns in Becton's season to a countdown start, a 3-2-1 Bears regulars includes junior junior middie Krista Halligan. opener Friday, Sept. 18. beginning, to their 2009 slate. netminder Krista Jinks (three Next up will be a home The locals kicked off their shutouts), soph right'back game against Secaucus at 4 current campaign by whip- Nina Motichka (one assist), p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1. ping Weehawken, 2-0, on soph stopper Nicole Baratta, Sept. 11 in Hudson County, soph central midfielder prior to being topped South Bergen Sports Roundup by Tenafly, 3-2, in double- overtime on Sept. 14 at the By James Dombrowski ing ahead to the 2010 sea- Red Bulls should strive to Lyndhurst Rec Center, harass- VOTE FOR SPORTS COLUMNIST son with opening day set for attract new fans by hosting ing Harrison into a scoreless March 27 at their new 25,000 high school soccer in this double OT tie on Sept. 15 THE AREA' S Lyndhurst's Patrick Rono seat stadium. new stadium. in Hudson County, bashing seemed well rested after a The state-of-the-art soccer The New Jersey Devils Bee ton, 3-1, on Sept 17 in TOP ATHLETES summer break as the sopho- stadium in nearby Harrison open the 2009-10 NHL sea- Lyndhurst, being waylaid more cross-country runner cost $250 million and the son Saturday, Oct. 3 at The by- Wood-Ridge/Hasbrouck took a gold medal in the sea- venue should prove to be a Rock" in Newark at 7 p.m. Heights, 2-1, on Sept. 22 and AND TEAMS 'son's cross-country opener in much better place to play against the Flyers. stopping Saint Mary's, 1-0, in 2008-2009 Mahwah. soccer than the oversized double OT on Sept. 24. New Jersey will be led by Leader * Rono won the Boys C Giants Stadium. future Hall of Fame goal- "I'm pretty happy with Division in 16 minutes, which The Leader Newspapers looks ie Martin Brodeur who has where we are, we. came into Meadowlands was the best time of the day. forward to covering the Red looked sharp in preseason the week with a 3-1-1 record Sports Cup ; The Bears team (3-0) Bulls and the many other action. in the league and that's pret- goto defeated Hasbrouck Heights events that will take place in The return of coach ty good considering the fact l£-50 lead by Rono with a this fan-friendly stadium. Jacques Ledmaire has the that we thought this could time of 16:07. Approximately 25,000 Devils playing much bet- be something of a challeng- Iiadirnt-Hspapers.net - Danny Caspar of the seats will make for a per- ter defense. Game 2 is on ing season for the program," •Bears took third with a time fect place to play soccer and Monday, Oct. 5 against the mused a fairly optimistic to cast your votes. -of 18:09 and AJ Leclerc took hopefully the NJSIAA will Rangers at home. DeLuca. fifth running 19:48. conduct the state's soccer The Rock" will get its first "I also think that the league Voting ends championships at this new WWE event Sunday, Oct. 4 is very, very balanced this year 10/9 at i National sports facility. Harrison has a long when professional wrestling and that on any given day, any -. The Red Bulls are look- tradition in soccer and the hits Newark. team in the BCSL/National Sponsored by Haley Chiropractic
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EDITORIAL LOCAL LOBBIES FOR BUS STOP North Arlington, To the Editor My name is John D. Arnmirati. The Leader, the board of commission- ers of Lyndhurst and Mayor Richard keep it clean DiLascio all know me. My issue is with Nearly every municipal- to keep the debate on real NJ Transit, DeCamp Bus and the Town ity in South Bergen has its issues. These next few weeks of Lyndhurst. The issue is the bus stop fair share of partisanship and are an opportunity for the at Riverside Avenue and Page Avenue. political attacks. And for the Republicans and Democrats Since Dec. 11, 2007,1 have brought this most part, politicians in the to impress their constituents to the attention of all of the above. Meadowtands area keep their or potential constituents by I have endured a vigorous battle with jabs above the belt making this election differ- cancer. Presently, I am winning that That is, except North ent than the others that came battle; the bus stop is not going as well. Arlington. Nearly every elec- before. The people of southwest Lyndhurst tion comes with a torrent of Who will answer this chal- deserve public transportation. Everything political finger-pointing and lenge? Who will keep it clean is there, only the mayor and the board of allegations from both par- until Election Day? commissioners don't deem this issue ties in this most southern of The problem with these as important When I asked the board South Bergen boroughs, and idealistic goals is that if every- if anyone uses public transportation, I attention to preserving the memory of focusing on our being at the center of one wonders whether this one is not on the same page, received no response. the fallen, enlarging its visitor reflection the iri-staie region to attract new busi- debate is actual debate or just candidates stand to get ame- I will leave no stone unturned. space and avoiding surrounding distrac- nesses. And, taking advantage of these a means to play dirty. liorated with negative cam- Southwest Lyndhurst has been built up; tions consistent with the scale and isola- once-in-a-litetime low-interest rates to Recognizing your own paigning against their positive the town is receiving taxes from 1,000 tion used to respectfuUy honor those refinance our municipal debt and thus strengths as a candidate and posturing. That's why all of families in southwest Lyndhurst, includ- memorialized in the nation's capital. substantially reduce local taxes. subsequently pointing out the the candidates from both par- ing 601 Riverside Ave., where there are The mayor and council should apply It's time to move on and forge a new perceived weaknesses of your ties need to make the pledge. 160 rental units. Why it the town not the same criteria in deciding the late of era for the borough. opponent is a practice that is If one person breaks the concerned with our access to public our soldiers and sailors monument. understandable and, forth e pledge, the whole deal is off. transportation? Millions are spent on a p.-_, i r jLu most part, healthy to the dem- pool. How much time and money has And the issue of partisan- Mikul Hunts* Kuymona rarstrv ocratic process. An intelligent ship may be heightened in been spent on southwest Lyndhurst's North ArhnQlon back-and-forth is exactly what North Arlington, but it is public transportation needs? Kutnortord the people want — that's how not solely a problem for that DeCamp Bus does not provide ade- problems pertaining to the borough. Every jurisdiction, quate service for its riders. When is land use of the controversial from county to state to fed- someone in town government going EnCap tract are solved. eral government, plays nega- to step up to the plate? The 193 bus is LUDVIKSEN DEMONSTRATED But when attacks stray away tively when elections come key to making southwest Lyndhurst a A BLUEPRINT FOR COMPLETE IGNORANCE from professional issues to a around. It would seem that real town. Public transport is essential NORTH ARLINGTON'S FUTURE more personal nature, the Republicans and Democrats to gaining access to die 21st century. To the Editor voters rightfully feel disgusted dislike each other with such a The 192 bus gives people access to New with the whole process. passion that compromise and York City, Wall Street Lyndhurst and To the Editor: I read with amusement the recent'let- The election is only a few progress are unattainable. the Clifton Commons; it is essential for ter from Mr. Ludviksen stating that I was weeks away, and the bicker- But that's only the impres- transfers to the 76, which brings students The fight to stop EnCap is history. wrong regarding the time period of a ing has already begun — at sion that this partisanship cre- to Bergen Community College. Businesses and jobs have been saved, zoning or planning permit As usual, he this point, partisan fighting ates. The truth of the matter DiLascio, I'm calling you out on this massive housing construction blunted demonstrated his complete ignorance in North Arlington is as easy is that all of these men and issue. Use the same energy you use when and a sense of normalcy retrieved thanks oh this, as he has with many other sub- to predict as the sun's rising women, who from time to you want something. to Mayor Peter Massa and the borough jects — a f'ii< t diat was proved out when and setting. time act like boys and girls, "Great spirits have always encoun- council. But the EnCap fight has dis-he had to step down from the planning But it's not too late for are good people looking to tered violent opposition from mediocre tracted the borough from the long- board because of a conflict of interest the candidates and their sup- do good things. The only minds," as Albeit Einstein said. It's time range planning so desperatley needed at of which he was unaware but was clearly porters. This week's issue of thing stopping them is their this town Showed concern for southwest this juncture, to make North Arlington a stipulated in the borough code. The Uadrr is dated Oct. 1, inability to extend their hand Lyndhurst needs. viable, attractive community for the next Ludviksen stated that he drives by the and that means there is more out to other good people with two to three decades. "old Scaly Mattress building on Schuyier than an entire month ahead different ideas. • John D. AmmiraN Questions abound. What's our land- Avenue" and calls it a redevelopment use model look like, especially the site. First of all, Seaty Co. never had a Lyi KM Hirst Meadowlands? What do die demograph- mattress factory in North Arlington. It ics tell us about our population? Is the was Spring Air Mattress. Secondly, this THE town getting younger or older? What property was never designated a redevel- will it take to raise the real estate value of opment zone by die town — one more LEADER -HISTORIANS'TAKE NOTE existing properties to match or exceed item that escaped his attention during surrounding communities? Can our bor- his tenure on the planning board. OF THE ough government meet future health, The State Municipal Land Use Law To the Editor: safety and welfare needs? What's the gives a builder, or developer two years plan to attract new businesses? How do to start construction before any permit WEEK Does Rutherford really need a sec- we generate new ratables to offset future has to be renewed. Many large-scale ond Williams Plaza? Historic revisionists tax increases? Are our schools, recre- projects can take that long for all of the RUTHERFORD who have yet to save one historic tree or ation and community facilities going to county, state and federal permits to be This' week, Senior Reporter Susan C. Moeller outlined period home would have us believe an be 21st century? approved. Borough approval is usually the green initiatives being pushed for in the Borough of individual paid to replace a historically For starters, how many towns in the required before the builder can even Rutherford (Page Al). Now, a statewide green campaign significant structure with a nondescript United States can boast having such apply for these permits. This can put a known as Sustainable Jersey is ready to certify Rutherford' as library, to design a post office under premium real estate as the Meadowlands developer in the position of having his one of the top sustainable communities in the Garden State. direction of architect Louis A. Simon, or and the incredible New York skyline for North Arlington permits expire before The distinction should be an honor for Rutherford. Only a cobble together a monument comprised an eastern boundary, and a river view as the application process is even com- small percentage of New Jersey's towns are being considered, of elements that pre-date Greco-Roman its western boundary. What a marketing pleted with other levels of government and Rutherford stands as the only one in the South Bergen designs featured in art history books opportunity. Funding for the project has to be area. For this, the Borough of Rutherford and those who deserves special recognition. How do we address die urgent need secured and that also can take quite helped garner this pending distinction are our "Leaders of Two separate stories appear to under- for senior housing, 24/7 schooling and some time, since it may also hinge on the Week." Have someone you'd like to nominate? E-mail The ly their agenda. One relates to the mea- a community center for all age groups? approval at all levels. Leader at [email protected] . surement of achievement, the other What's the long-range plan to maintain If a business were to start the project honoring ultimate sacrifice. police, fire, emergency, health and rec- too soon, we could experience the addi- Had these reported "historians" reation at serviceable levels. tional problem of die developer filing focused their attention on the accom- Critical issues at a critical time require for bankruptcy. This would mean that plishments of those who contributed to bold initiatives. To that end, I believe North Arlington would not be receiving the advancement of the public good, that the mayor and council should recon- any tax revenue from the property. The the list of local candidates would have vene die "redevelopment agency" under rest of the residents of North Arlington included die likes of Peter Sammartino, Chapter 50A to plan, develop, redevelop would have to make up that difference -Pube of the MeadWands' Henry Becton and Fairleigh Dickinson. and rehabilitate North Arlington. It's a in their following year's tax bill. These visionaries responded to the task too big for local government offi- So even though there does not appear Wood-Ridge • Carlstadt • East Rutherford • Rutherford need for greater educational access and cials Or its boards to attempt themselves. to be any progress on a development • Lyndhurst • North Arlington improved health-care delivery. They Why? Elected officials often view issues site, they are still paying property taxes. Established 1894 established a local university, which now The top weekly mailed circulation in South Bergen on a micro rather than a macro level. It's The Borough of North Arlington, enjoys a global reach, and co-founded a in reducing the length of time for a 9 Lincoln Avenue, Rutherford, New Jersey 07070 the nature of politics. Also, on 'average medical products business now improv- they don't have die time or expertise to permit to one year, can place a tremen- Telephone: 201-43fcV8700 • Fax: 201-438-9022 ing the health and well-being of die manage such an undertaking. Another dous hardship on many businesses that E-mail: [email protected] global community. problem is the annual municipal elec- would like to relocate to our commu- Web site: www.LeaderNewspapere.net The more important story, however, tion, which can often change the politi- nity. This can have the negative effect questions the current effort re-directing cal balance and sidetrack critical policy of driving a business to another, more attention away from those who made and projects. business-friendly, community. After all, Mailed to 51,921 homo, apartments, townhouses and businesses in Carlstadt, the ultimate sacrifice toward those who What's needed right now is a new East Rutherford, Rutherford, Lyndhurst and North Arlington. Newsstands Please see LETTERS on in WoodJtidgc, Belleville, Carlstadt, Clifton, East Rutherford, Hasbrouck benefitted from their collective sacrifice. Master Plan with community input. A Heights, Kcamy, Little Ferry, Lyndhurst, Moonachie, North Arlington, Nutley, The community would be better plan mat will highlight a quality of life PageB8 Rutherford, Secaucus and Wallington. Total circulation 35596. served if these "historians" paid closer not found elsewhere. A marketing plan
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Make check* payable in Cantitfr hunger food wive RUTHIatfORD — St •er.ing.Ca8 JO1-4B3-7OOS. .-' and drapes or deodorizing walls and to North Arlington Board of dinner Wednesday, Oct. 14 Mary CW> basketball will CAfcLmOT — The •UTHERFORD — TSip wood floor*. Your real estate agent wiU be able to provide you with a Education, and mail to North at 5 p.m. in the Lyndhurst hare an-early registration CartodtLftrarywuTpresent Kares* a newly developed list of rlfwnirtg services which can Arlington Public Schools Seniors' Center on Cleveland Sunday, Oct 4 from 12:30 -Historic Haunts of Central informal support group for assist you in nuking your home smell p.m. to 2 pjn. at the St Mary Jersey* by author Gordon people who are current or dean and fresh. For more informa- — Attention: Dr. Oliver Avenue. Tickets should be tion, please call our office. No one Stringham, Superintendent purchased in advance and High School gymnasium. Thomas Ward Wednesday, former caregivors will be in the world sells more real estate of Schools, 222 Ridge Road, are available while you shop There will also be a final Oct 7at 7 p.m. Light refresh- meeting Tuesday mornings than we da from 10 a.m. ts 11:30 a.m. An experienced and knowledgeable North Arlington, N.J. 07031. at Patsy's until Oct. 3. A dona- registration Oct 25 (same ments' will follow. For details automobile dealer once offered the CaU 301 991-6800 ext 3050 tion of $5 is requested with place and time). There will or to reserve your place call at 55 Kip Center. The group advice that the first thing he did when Car more information. 100 percent and more going be three levels of basketball 201-438*866. wifl provide ways of coping he found a vehicle in which be was interested was to open the door and EAST RUTHERFORD to "Partners in Caring." for the boys (newly formed with stresses and strains of smell the interior. If he detected the — American Legion Post 67 KEARNY— Grace United 3rd/4th grade team, 5th/6th FUTURE EVENTS care giving; gain information odor of cigarette smoke, be passed on topics related to care giv- on the car no matter bow otherwise at Grove Street and Clinton Methodist Church, 380 grade team and 7th/8th LYNDHURST — The desirable it might be. The point is that Place in East Rutherford Kearny Ave., Kearny, will grade team). There will be Department of Parks and ing; learn what resources are prospective buyers use their senses to two levels of basketball for available; and share common evaluate property. If it looks good on announces that karaoke is sponsor a fair Saturday, Oct Recreation and in conjunc- the outside, smells good on the inside. badfeveYy Thursday from 8 3 front 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rain the girls (5th/6th grade tion with Lyndhurst High concerns. AU are welcome. and is not in a noisy neighborhood, p.m. to 11 p.m. or shine. For more informa- team; 7th/8th grade team). School, will be having com- For more info call Cathy 201- prospective buyers will take a closer Those requesting more infor- 460-1600. look. However, if a house has peeling RUTHERFORD — tion, call 201-991-1132. puter classes for Lyndhurst paint or pet odors, no amount of per- On Thursday. Oct. 1, the RUTHERFORD mation can contact Benn at Senior Citizens starting Oct LYNDHURST — The suasion is likely to get buyers inter* SmCyoRutherfordOgmaiL com. Department of Parks & ested. Sellers must appeal to buyers' Renaissance Meadowlands, The Community Chest of 8 through Oct 29 from 2:50 sensibilities. 801 Rutherford Ave., Rutherford will hold a free p.m. to 4 p.m. at the high Recreation wiU host a trip to HINT: To raise the "curb appeal" of Rutherford, will hold a cli- raffle at the West End Family MONDAY 10/05 school. Bus transportation Showboat Casino in Atlantic their homes, sellers should paint exte- riors and groom the landscape. To ent appreciation party from Fair Saturday, Oct 3. The CARLSTADT — The will be provided from the City Thursday, Oct. 29. increase their homes' interior appeal, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. There will drawing for the two-story Carlstadt Board of Health parks office on Cleveland Tickets are $20 per person they must remove stained and mal- be a food drive to benefit wooden doll-house will take in conjunction with- the Avenue at 2:30 p.m. CaU 201- with $30 slot play back. For odorous carpeting. the Rutherford Community place at 4 p.m. Health Awareness Regional 804-2482 to sign up. Class is more information, call 201- Food Pantry. For more RUTHERFORD — The Program of Hackensack limited to 30 people. 804-2482. information, visit www.www. Rutherford Garden Club will University Medical Center EAST RUTHERFORD EAST RUTHERFORD RenaissanceMeadowlands.com. take part in the West End will offer influenza vaccine — The Nicholas Nunno — Sacred Heart Grammar MOONACHIE — The Family Fall Festival Saturday, Monday, Oct 5 from 1 p.m. Foundation will host its sec- School will hold its fashion 54 Amw Avenue Ladies Auxiliary of Vic's Oct. 3. A combination of to 3 p.m. at the Carlstadt ond annual benefit dinner show Wednesday, Nov. 4 at 6 Rutherford, NJ 07070 Hoofers of Carlstadt will hold plants and garden-related Borough Hall, 500 Madison Friday, Oct 16 from 7 p.m. p.m. at the Landmark in East Office: 201-728-9400x215 its anniversary dinner party items will be available for St, Carlstadt Vaccines are to 11 p.m. at The Landmark, Rutherford. Tickets are $35. Thursday, Oct 1 at 6:30 p.m. sale. given to residents 65 years or 26 Route 17 South, East For more information, call at Dolce Novita, Moonachie Prograg m meetinggs older or any person having Rutherford. There will be a Maria at 201-460^388. serious chronic conditions. four-hour full open bar, buf- Road, Moonachie. For more held on the fourth Tuesday NORTH ARLINGTON — fet dinner and dessert and information, call Eileen 201- of each month at the Participants 65 years or The North Arlington Senior DJ/dancing. Donation is 933*949. Rutherford American Legion over must provide a Medicare Activity Center at 11 York $80 per ticket, which must Post 109 on Carmita Avenue Part B number. Participants Road, North Arlington, wiU FRIDAY 10/02 be purchased in advance. For more information, call 18-64 years old and those host these upcoming events: Advertise CaU 201-438-2338 or e-maU LYNDHURST — Masonic Virginia at 201-939-8782. without Medicare Part B will Friday, Oct 23 "Halloween NNFoundattimOcomcast. net & Increase Club of Lyndhurst will host a WOOD-RIDGE — On have a $20 fee. Open only Evening Dinner" at 4:30 p.m.; spaghetti dinner Friday, Oct. Saturday, Oct 3, from 10 to Carlstadt residents. No CARLSTADT — The Thursday, Dec. 3 "Christmas traffic 2 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 316 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Friends appointments are needed. Carlstadt Senior Club Festival" at Platzl Braus Haus Call Riverside Ave., Lyndhurst All of Wood-Ridge Memorial CaU 201-939-2856. meets on the second and in Pomona, N.Y.; Friday, Dec. you can eat Donation $7.50. Library will hold a book SECAUCUS — The fourth Wednesday of the 11 "Center Holiday Party." 201.438.8700 Reservations not required. sale at the Wood-Ridge Knights of Columbus Council month at the civic center. For more information, call C Ext. 210 CaU 201-933-1330 for more Senior Center on the cor- 12769 to host its second- Scheduled trips include Oct 201-998-5636. information. ner of Hackensack Street and annual Oktoberfest at 760 LYNDHURST — St. Highland Avenue, adjacent Post Place in the Immaculate Thomas Episcopal Church in to the library. The Friends Conception Church audi- A NEW BROADWAY PLAY FROM Lyndhurst will hold its annual will meet Oct 19 and Nov. torium in Secaucus. Great tricky tray fund-raiser Friday, 16. _ •••• «> German and Polish special- THE TONY AWARD & Oct. 2 at the Lyndhurst Senior LYNDHURST — The ties along with entertainment Center at 250 Cleveland Ave., American Legion Post 139 in and a tricky tray of prizes will PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING Lyndhurst Doors open at 7 Lyndhurst will stage its third- be in store for the evening. p.m. For ticket*, call Nancy at annual clam-bake and barbe- Tickets are $30 a person, $50 AUTHOR OF 973*57-2471 or the church cue Saturday, Oct 3 from 1 a couple, children 7 to 13 pay office at 201-438-5668. p.m. to 5 p.m. Donations are $12.50 and anyone under 7 AUGUST: OSAGE COUNTY EAST RUTHERFORD $20 for adults and$10 for is free. — East Rutherford will hold children 12 years and young- To purchase tickets call a seasonal flu clinic Friday, er. For more information, Past Grand Knight Neal Oct. 2 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 call Ken at 201-456-2504. McGarrity at 201-223-7967. a.m. at the East Rutherford LYNDHURST — The Deadline to Order is Oct 5. Chic Center (upper level) Freemasons of Lyndhurst RUTHERFORD — The on Vreeland Avenue. Flu invites all to visit them Garden State Harmonica shots will be given to East Saturday, Oct 3. Tours of Club monthly meeting will Rutherford residents who are the facility every 30 minutes be held Oct 5 at 7:30 p.m. age 65 and older or chroni- from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the house left of Grace cally ill residents between the at the Adoniram Lodge #80, Episcopal Church, 128 West ages of 18-64. Those with a 321 Second Ave., Lyndhurst Passaic Ave. in Rutherford. chronic illness must present PARAMUS — The 45th Business meetings are held a physician's note and those Annual Bergen County Art in regularly on the first Monday 65 and older must bring a the Park Show and Concert of each month. Medicare card. Shots will be is scheduled Saturday, Oct 3 T given on a first-come-first- from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Van TUESDAY 10/06 serve basis. Saun County Park, Paramus. CARLSTADT — The For details call 201-336-7292. GFWC Woman's Club of SATURDAY 10/03 Rain date Sunday, Oct 4. Carlstadt will hold its first RUTHERFORD — The RUTHERFORD — meeting of the season Meadowlands Area VMCA FEB Toastmasters to meet Tuesday, Oct 6 at 7:30 p.m. announces Fall Family Saturday mornings from at the First Presbyterian Festival. Oct 3 on Union 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Church, 457 Division Ave., Avenue in Rutherford from Rutherford Public Library Carlstadt For more informa- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Free har- Auditorium, at 150 Park tion, call Carole at 973-470- vest giveaways, music, food Ave., Rutherford. FEB 8450. and more., Demonstrations Toastmasters will help you of classes at Union Avenue find the hidden orator within. WEDNESDAY 10/07 School wQI include Zumba Develop business and social RUTHERFORD — An and Tat Chi, Milestone Series speaking skills. Fearful speak- opportunity for Adult for. Toddlers, Get Off the ers welcome. Free admission Education (The Myth of Couch, line Dancing, Doo for guests. CaP 97S423-2589 Redemptive Violence*) will Wop Aerobics, Funky Fitness or visit wiuw.feb4m.org. be offered at Rutherford and Itsy Bitty Sports. For Congregational Church, deouls, call 201-955-5300 or SUNDAY 10/04 251 Union Ave., Rutherford •ntitmnM-ymaunfo. org. LYNDHURST — Bergen Wednesday, Oct 7 at RUTHERFORD — The County's fourth-annual 7:30 pjn. A DVD, "living " Church, bocce tournament will be the Questions. 2.0: An T „., the corner of held Sunday, Oct 4 from 8 Introduction to Progressive 'Road and Park a.m. to 6 p.m. at Riverside Christianity," will be toed. Avenue, Rutherford, will Park Riverside County- Park, Use' we sanctuary entrance ail American Music Joseph A. Carucci area, in on Union Avenue. ,-* Saturday, Oct. 3 at Lyndhurst. LYNDHURST - pan. Performances will RUTHERFORD — On Th« Lyndhurst Health musicians Jonathan Sunday, Oct 4, from JO aun. ment will hold a organ. -Bill Powers, safe* to 5 p.m., them iHB be a 's Health ophone, Erin Taylor, oboe yard s*le at Shaggy Cine, U '• ••QcVt.KJ " - "- horn, Cta»« Orient Way, Sd <'Vm*aVa •••IST'II TiWl I » WltS* TTTTptllTH benefit th Cowis, soprano; and of Bergeo Count"., tone. No'charge for admls- of arrimab for adoption. For PREVIEWS BEGIN WEDNESDAY. SEPT 16 TELECHARGE.COM OR 212 239-6200 fLSTSHOW •15TH ST JMSSDAY, OCTOBER 01
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like the serene weather and pitch perfect surf foBowing a recently past hurricane, Berlin is a city
I bwh emotional and physical, with a refreshing aif of bail V strength and arresting depth. The continental burg is grasping hs present and future wid) a firm grip fta*er down tJnter den orie i»fta««randenburger for, or, of cultural panache. With a vibrant arts scene and a Brandenburg Gate, a local lfrjjfifni** dedication to all things provocative, Berlin is almost that served -as the backgrot too much fun for its own good. Almost. age for speeches made by The city has a split personality. It attracts both John F. Kennedy and more recently | History Channel buffs trying to make sense of die Barack Obama. Nearby is th* Reich- senseless regime of the Third Reich and later years stag, home of the German parlia- of die divisive wall. Yet, it also welcomes youthful ment. The modern building widi its meanderers looking for the next hot-spot to spend characteristic glass dome is open for Mumsy and Dadsy's hard-earned cash. In Berlin, visits. dwy will find a mirage in die European Union desert In West Berlin, sights are centered where die clubs are judged by the comprehensive- around die Kurfurstendamm, nicknamed the ness of dieir drink list and just how many pulsating KU'damm. One of die top historical attrac- beats of music diey can include in a single minute. tions in die area is the Kaiser-Wilhelm Me- Paris, Barcelona and Prague are haunts of the past. morial Church, which was largely destroyed Berlin is die inevitable usurper. during die war. Today it sits, widi its steeple It is a credit to the city and the wonderfully open still broken, right next door to a modern, local population diat Berlin satiates die palettes of sleek-looking church. bom diese extremes. History and cultural aficionados A short taxi ride away is die Jewish Mu- are beyond satisfied, worrying less about what to seum, where die personal history of Ger- see, and more about how to see it all. The younger many's Jewish population is meticulously crowd has its interests spiked in a variety of ways, be detailed. The exhibits and displays are it late-night Turkish eateries or chic bars spinning the powerfully moving, but perhaps even more best of die American '50s. If diese alcoholic ambas- so is die experiential nature of the museum sadors stumble away from the city widi any memory itself. Visitors enter on the bottom floor and left, tiiey might just have enough sense to return. slowly make their way up and dien down The best place to start is at die center of it all — again through corridors that become dizzy- sort of. The Mitte section of Berlin is die center of ing in their narrowness. The entire structure East Berlin, and while West Berliners may lobby looks like a lightning bolt from an aerial for die dominance of Kurfurstendamm as die city's view. Your journey is supposed to be unset- center, any tour of Berlin usually starts in Mitte. Be ding, to mirror die difficult history of Juda- it die Old World charm of die rebuilt Nikolajviertel ism in Germany. section or the renowned Pergmaon Museum, East One room, which is bare and has a simple Berlin will keep any traveler busy for days. cut through the roof, is designed to remem- A'iniiiptee stop includes die Berliner Dom, which ber those victims of die Holocaust. There's dominates d» skyline near die mouth of die Unter probably no sight in Berlin as emotional as "*d^Jewu£T3u»eUnC6ut"JfUoes leave you fee, visitors can tour the cathedral's wjtb hope even after learning of the hope- 4««*ss that came before. For uwte still seeking a necessary history r Bet%Js,bestjmuseunj mmPKT1B. i •efore ber of die Lucerne Symphony hours," he said with a laugh. and Open ' Orchestra and "At the end of the day, I was {bonded a brass quintet. really, really tired. It's real- rOW YORK — The Lord While hit professional life ly bard work. The rehears- of the Rings" trilogy has seen progressed, he eventually fell als almost need more energy many incarnations over the in love with Gregorian choral than the performance." years. J.R.R. Tolkien's books musk and became a perma- The crowds for the perfor- — The Fellowship of the nent member of die Scholia mance of Shore's score have Ring," The Two Tower*" and Romanum LuzernsU. been varied, Wicki said. The Return of the King" — It was at this point that There are me film's fans, still stand as classics in-litera- Wield began focusing on who show up dressed in full ture. Visionary film director conducting opportunities "Rings" regalia, while other Peter Jackson helmed beloved — everything from Haydn, attendees are older fans of the cinematic adaptations a few Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, book. Still others are lovers of years ago. And Toronto and Mendelssohn and Bruckner. classical music, while others London audiences recently 1 live in Lucerne," he said. go in expecting one thing and had the chance to see a musi- "I never thought to go out leave with a respect for the cal stage version of "Rings" from my home, to be a con- work of an orchestra. that was short-lived, but gar- ductor." "It's a very good connec- gantuan in its scope. But life for Wicki had a tion to bring new people to Now, Howard Shore,. different plan. Although he the concert hall," said Wicki, composer of the score still calls Switzerland home, adding that by having an each film, and Maestro he enjoys the difficult but accompanying orchestra, the music of die film comes into Wicki of Lucerne, PHOTO, MOO CJTY MUSC HMl rewarding life of playing in tzerland, have helped "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" will play Radio City Musk Hall with the accompani- concert halls and various ven- its own and takes on a new in a new dimension ment of a full orchestra playing the film's score. ues throughout the world. character. "In the movie ver- to the "Rings" universe: But Lucerne is his first geo- sion, a lot of the music is accompanying a showing of devotion for the conductor. piece had its world premiere, Concurrently, he grew fasci- graphical love. "You can work cut down. Here the music is "Fellowship" on a large screen "So many people are very and now it will play the his- nated with Ennio Morricone, with the best people here," always there." with a live orchestra perform- excited," he said of the 21st toric Radio City Music Hall. the composer of several clas- he said. "You have a really ing the film's score. Century Orchestra's enthusi- The thrill of conducting sic film scores, including good chance to realize the "The Lord of the Rings: The Locals will have the chance asm to perform in New York the sweeping music in one of The Untouchables," "Bugsy" most fantastic projects. ... I Fellowship of the Ring" unit play to see the work of Wicki, the City. "I am completely excit- the world's most famous ven- and his several collabora- will never leave." Radio Gty Music Hall accompa- 21st Century Orchestra, the ed." ues is not lost on Wicki. tions with spaghetti-western For the Radio City show, nied by Howard Shore's complete Brooklyn Youth Chorus, The Wicki said he became "It's like a gift from heav- director Sergio Leone. At one Wicki will conduct an orches- score performed live by the 21st Collegiate Chorale and sopra- attached to the project in late en, like a miracle," he said. "It point, Wicki even dreamed tra consisting of 75 musicians Century Orchestra, The Collegiate no Kaitlyn Lusk when they 2007, after the orchestra he opened us really big doors." of growing up and playing (slightly trimmed from 85). Chorale, Brooklyn Youth Chorus perform at Radio City Music conducts performed a con- In some ways, Wicki has in Morricone's orchestra. When the maestro spoke with and Kaitlyn Lusk. The conductor Hall Oct. 9 and 10. cert of Shore's best-known been working his entire life "When I was 15,1 wrote whole The Leader, he was prepping is Maestro Ludwig Wicki. Visit Recently, Wicki spoke with film scores. From that original for a chance like this. Raised Morricone pieces to play with for another grueling day of anmi.radiocity.com for more info The Leader from his home- spark, the fire has been burn- in a musical family, Wicki grav- my group," he said. rehearsals. on the other "Lord of the Rings" town of Lucerne on what has ing for Wicki ever since. In itated toward folk and church From those early aspira- "Yesterday, I had six hours attractions planned in New York become a project of love and March 2008, the performance choir music at a young age. tions, Wicki became a mem- of rehearsal, no almost nine City in the coming days. Brian Murray on his new family in ancient Rome— oy JWIHI mm in this," Murray said. Timing," but so rushed after At a recent performance goal of a theatrical family. EDITOR IN CHIEF To create a believable my question, he lost die tim- of "Keep Your Pandieon" and troupe, Murray seems to have ing of the joke, and thus land- "School," Murray and his col- Taw Unrelated Plays By NEW YORK — With David relied on his own experienc- ed the joke perfecdy. leagues on stage seemed to David Mamet: School and Keep Mamet plays, one can expect es throughout the years as a "When you're timing well handle Mamet's dialogue, Your Pantheon" are currently profanity-laced banter deliv- member of many casts. "You in a funny play, and the audi- which is still quick-witted like playing the Atlantic Theater ered by smart-talking charac- become a family," he said. ence is getdng it, then it's very his other plays, with a mea- Company's Linda Gross Theater ters who are struggling with "And sometimes when the exhilarating,* he said, liken- sured ease. at 336 W. 20th St. in New York their circumstances in life. play ends you never see each ing die feeling to riding on They were, more than any- City. Visit ururw.atlantictheater. Although each of Mamet's other again, but you always a surfboard. "It's like riding thing, enjoying themselves, orgfor more information. plays are singularly different, remember them as your fam- a wave." which is perhaps die ultimate there is an underlying style ily. ... The 'Mary Stuart' fam- that is unmistakably unique. ily was very close. We adored One could just as eas- each other. We were tremen- ily expect such dialogue and dously bonded. Century 21 occurrences . when sitting The Atlantic Theater down for the two unrelated Company, itself a sort of one-act plays by Mamet cur- modern acting troupe (origi- Sttinare Realty rently running together at the PHOTO, AH MNTZ nally founded by Mamet and Atlantic Theater Company's From left, John Pankow and William H. Macy), was also WMMMtiuUH y21i uilioi ftnLcen Linda Cross Theater. Brian Murray star in "Keep Your inspiring to Murray. "It's a But one would quickly find Pantheon." real company," he said. "Many their expectations dashed. of die people who are in "School," a short conver- the intensely dramatic "Mary 'Pantheon' are members of sation piece between two Stuart" on Broadway. "It was the Atlantic. ... I was a little educators, and "Keep Your a really nice change of pace," shy, because I'm not a mem- Pantheon," a farcical look at he said. This is a romp, and I ber of that company." an acting troupe in ancient find the play very dear. ... It's But that shyness soon evap- Rome, prove to be curveballs a very tender play." orated and Murray seems to for the prolific playwright. Murray said he was drawn be on his way to adding more And for Brian Murray, die to the project because essen- members to his professional stage veteran who plays die tially "Pantheon" is a love let- family. main character in "Keep Your ter to theater. Highlighting But with any family, there Pantheon," seeing this side of the antics of an acting troupe are struggles. For a farce like Mamet is enjoyable. trying to pay the rent of their "Pantheon," timing is key. "If "It's fun," Murray said in a professional home while you don't have timing, natu- recent phone interview about simultaneously obsessing ral timing, you might as well his new character. There's over their determination to as not do it," Murray said. not a curse word to be seen work, the one-hour play is a "You got to have an instinct or heard." fable outlining theatrical lov- for it." For Murray, "Pantheon" ers using their craft to deal To illustrate his example, turned out to be a project with the complications of life. Murray told this reporter to completely opposite from "Above everything, Mamet's ask him, "What's the defini- his previous acting gig in love for the theater comes out tion of comedy?" His answer? CONDO.O MNOVATtlENOVATtD ISMl, 11TH win cw-k '• iKB:»)«s.i-in«A«S- <>-.*' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 01, 2009 THE LEADER B7 ERA Justin's 2009 fall tips Lindsey Meyer Pumpkin Run to RUTHERFORD — If ture. 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OCTOBER 01, 2009 PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN NANCY J.STEVENS THOMAS M.RYAN IORRAINE LEWIS BROWN (Never known to fail) Oh most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, Splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, LYNDHURST — Nancy J. Stevens NORTH ARLINGTON — Thomas BELLEVILLE — Lorraine Lewis Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the (nee DetTufo), 57, of I.vndhurst, died M. Ryan, 70, of North Arlington, died Brown, 56, of Belleville, died Monday, Sea, help me and show me herein, you are my mother. Oh: Thursday, Sept 24, 2009. Sept 22, 2009, in Clara Maass Hospital. Sept 28, 2009, after a six-month battle Holy Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth! I humbly, Stevens worked for PSE&G in Newark Born in Newark, he moved to North with leukemia. beseech you from the bottom of my heart to succor me in for more than SO years in stock hold- Arlington 46 years ago. He was a truck Brown taught for more than 25 my necessity. There are none that can withstand your power. er services. She was an active member driver for St. Johnsbury in Carlstadt for years in the Rutherford School District Oh show me herein you are my mother. Oh Mary, conceived of Human Concerns in Sacred Heart 35 years before retiring in 1993 and was She was an adjunct English professor without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee (three Church. their 1985 driver of the year. He worked at Montclair State University. She was times). Holy Mother, I place this cause in your hands (three She is survived by her husband, for Town Auto in Kearny for the past five an enthusiastic patron of the theater times). Holy Spirit, you who will solve all problems, light all Douglas Stevens; her children, Gina years. and produced many plays at Rutherford roads so that I can attain my goal. You that I never want to and her husband, Anthony Castiglia, He is survived by his wife, Barbara (nee High School and the Harwich Junior be separated from, you in eternal glory. Thank you for your Jennifer and Kristin Stevens; her siblings, Stenger); children, Susan R. Massara Theater during the summers she spent mercy toward me an mine. The person must say this prayer Rosann and her husband, Dave Dilorio (Charles), Coleen M. Hart (Joseph) and in Harwich, Mass., on Cape Cod. for three consecutive days. After three days, the prayer will and Maryann and her husband, John Thomas M. Ryan Jr. (Debra); broth- She is survived by her husband, Bob; be granted. This prayer must be published after the favor is Sorrentino; her nieces and nephews, ers, Michael, Joseph, Robert and Dennis daughter, Sarah Lewis; mother, Emma granted. Angela and her husband, Jay, Anthony, Ryan; and grandchildren, Joseph, Marisa, Merselis; brother, Garry Merselis of Michelle, Christopher and Joey; and Samantha, Grace, Jaime and Sara. Vernon; and several nieces, nephews, J.B. many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral Mass was held at Queen aunts and cousins. Funeral Mass offered at Sacred Heart of Peace Church, North Arlington. Arrangments by Collins-Calhoun R.C. Church. Interment, Holy Cross Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, Funeral Home, Rutherford. Cremation Cemetery. Arrangements by Ippolito- North Arlington. Arrangements made private. PRAYER TO ST. JUDE Stellato Funeral Home, Lyndhurst. In by Wilfred Armitage & Wiggins Funeral Donations can be made to: The May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved lieu of flowers donations may be made Home, Kearny. Harwich Junior Theatre c/o Nina and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred to Susan C. Komen for the Cure, North Schussler, P.O. Box 168, West Harwich, Heart of Jesus, pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray Jersey Affiliate, 785 Springfield Ave., MA. 02671. for us. St. Jude, help of the hopeless, pray for us. Say the Summit N.J. 07901. Send condolences to prayer nine times a day; by the eighth day, your prayer will be steUatofunenxlhonus.com. answered. It has never been known to fail. Publication must be promised. Thank you, St. Jude, for answering my prayers. LETTERS: Continued Would Johnson have has been married to the same mayor all at the same time? J.B. from Page B3 attacked Antonicello so woman for 52 years. Your suggestions and infer- viciously if in fact he were not As mayor, I am respond- ences are vile and beneath North Arlington already has an active Democrat and sup- ing of course to candidate serious dialogue. the reputation for breaking porter of our campaign? Christopher Johnson's bitter As your mayor, I will not contracts. We sincerely doubt it. and personal attack upon allow such tactics to go unan- By the way, this change in Johnson seems intent on one of the community's most swered. For this is not about Nazare FUNERAL HOME, INC. the law is a moot point anyway coming out of the gate in active citizens and volunteers, politics, but simple human Memorial Home, Inc. 185 RIDGE ROAD since on Sept. 6, 2008, Gov. this campaign with a nasty Nick Antonicello. courtesy. NORTH ARLINGTON Jon S. Corzine signed into and personal attack on the Had Johnson bothered to If in fact his membership Joseph M. Nazare, law the "Permit Extension Act borough's volunteer govern- attend the recent reopening on multiple boards is improp- Manager 201-998-7555 of 2008." This act extends ment. It's an attack we don't of our Free Public Library, er, this governing body will NJLIC. No. 2852 and leaves valid all permits subscribe to and it's a posi- he would have learned that take the appropriate action DENISE PAROW 403 Ridge Road NJ. Lie. NO 3802 until Jan. 1, 2011. This was tion that smears all volunteers Antonicello saved taxpay- based on.the opinion of legal ELIZABETH PAROW done because of what many from serving at the local level. ers and homeowners nearly counsel. But to infer some Lyndhurst, NJ N J. UC. NO. 3974 are calling the worst recession Instead of fear-mongering $200,000 in expenditures corrupt conspiracy, to sug- 201-438-7272 HENRY S. PAROW, MGR. in modern history, and much letters, how about a free and and found a creative way to gest that somehow something N J. UC. NO. 1937 of the funding that builders open debate on the issues? rehabilitate a facility that was here is criminal in nature only and developers rely on had Are you willing to make your allowed to deteriorate for suggests how low you intend dried up. accusations in person and decades on the watch of my to crawl into the gutter to win The heavy-handed on the record? Do you have Republican predecessors. any cost, and at any price. approach that the Democrats the courage to debate us on In a time when public ser- have taken toward develop- the issues that really matter vice is vilified and questioned, PeteMossa FUNERAL HOME to North Arlington? That's a ment will either result in a we have an individual who is Mayor of North Arlington North Arlington that resem- standing invitation if you have more than willing to fill his 19 LINCOLN AVENUE, RUTHERFORD, NJ 07070 bles the "rust belt" towns, the courage to face the voter time as a volunteer official. where commercial and indus- in a serious manner. For the record, Antonicello 201-939-1050 trial companies picked up Unfortunately, what receives zero compensation ANGELO G. MANIA, CFSP and move to a better place, Johnson doesn't seem to for his time as a member of COUNCILMEN SHOULD MANAGER - NJ LIC. JPO3201 or an endless string of broken understand is that most peo- the planning, zoning and contracts for residential over- ple avoid government partici- library boards. HAVE ATTENDED development like the failed pation because of the kind As a retired carpenter UBRARY'S OPENING EnCap plan that was brought of broadside attacks made by and certified state building in by the Democratic team. him in a such a public and inspector by the Department To the Editor: If the goal is to encour- mean-spirited way. of Community Affairs, 'Macagna-THJfiCy-Onorato age development in North Johnson has no tangible Antonicello has been a val- • On Saturday, Sept. 12, Arlington, we have to make answers to any real issues, so ued asset to these boards. I North Arlington reopened Funeral Home the environment friendly for he decides to attack a 74-year- challenge Johnson to find the Free Public Library to an Michael P. Onoralo Peter M. Toscano it old veteran and former fault with his actual service array of positive reinforce- Funeral Director Funeral Director I believe that we can bring AMVETS commander for the to the community other than ment from the community. Mli. No 4177 MUc.No.M78 development into North sake of what? Johnson's obvious disdain for Nearly $200,000 was invest- NTLfc.Ne.MM3 m Arlington, but we have to do Our campaign will take the this man simply because he is ed into a building that had „ -™»- v ._m,, mi >..«vm**>~*H it with wisdom and restraint. high road and speak to our a registered Democrat. deteriorated for decades. Anthony Macagna Jr.- Manager Commercial and industrial record of stopping EnCap, Antonicello is a retired Now we have a facility that NJ i it No. 3142 businesses are essential to ending the threat of eminent employee of the Jersey City is state of the art with per- 41 Ames Avenue » Rutherford NJ • (201) 939-0098 lightening the tax load of our domain seizure and low-Board of Education after sonal computers, new furni- residents. Residential devel- income housing while stabi- some 35 years of service. ture, freshly-painted walls, opment should be encour- lizing the borough's property Antonicello serves the com- new carpeting and renovated aged but limited to what our taxes. We'll speak to the mil- munity as a volunteer and bathrooms. Repast Luncheon infrastructure can support. lions of dollars we secured is paid a small stipend, the This work was done with- The goal of development this year from the New Jersey same stipend his predeces- out raising property taxes on To advertise in this section, please call 201 -4Mi-H700 should be to improve our bor- Meadowlands Commission as sor received as secretary to residents while cutting back ough, not drive its residents -well as the state to keep North the Joint Sewerage Board. the cost of other expendi- and businesses out. I will con- Arlington moving in the right Antonicello is a veteran of the tures. ^**"£»» to Sent Your tinue to speak up against what direction. Korean Conflict and former In other words, tough deci- .& REPAST I believe is harmful to the We want to discuss the ren- U.S. Army paratrooper who sions were made to make m LUNCH future of this wonderful com- ovation of the Little League served as commander of the the library more efficient, munity. field, Macaluso Park and the Lyndhurst AMVETS. accountable and transparent. "lib 201-460-7771 '...... ».t,.i current renovation of Fisher As a retired lifetime law The result of this hard MMib hi201-460-1990 Richard Hughes Field. We'll talk about the enforcement official, I am work from the employees as 645 Washington Ave. • CarisUdt acquisition of a new senior 1 mlk North «f GUnl Sladiun North Arlington Councilman sickened by such accusations well as the volunteers who bus as well as renovations of toward a man and his wife serve on this board were con- the NAFD facilities and the who give freely of their time gratulated by numerous local REPAST LUNCHES purchase of.a new firefighter in retirement to serve this county and state officials of . , ror«ptt1SS«Mplo vehicle at no cost to taxpayers. municipality as volunteers. both political parties. . 7L VT7. • "** »»O" • If this disgusting letter Where were you when a • K^ J Catenng for all CHRIS JOHNSON County Executive Dennis f ^^w JM Occasions attacking our volunteers former Republican mayor McNerney, a Democrat, •K. |^ ^H i." mi Off Premises! 1 SHOULDN'T ATTACK is a prerequisite for what's who shall remain nameless and County Clerk Kathleen MP^SSUI oSJStolSl, VETERANS down the road, we fear for had his home raided by the Donovan, a Republican, were the future of the communi- FBI? Where were you when in attendance. Mayor Peter |201.939.1128| JSStjSJSH, To the Editor: ty and responsible two-party he and his wife were six-figure Massa and Superintendent 1 Hofaokwi Rcwd, E. RuOwcford government here in North patronage employees of coun- of Schools Oliver Stringham When will the personal Arlington. ty government? Where were both were in attendance attacks cease? As candidates you when this professional and praised the efforts of all for public office we believe Council President Al Grcnell politician was embroiled in involved. the issues are what matter. Councilman Solvotore DiBlosi a federal investigation that Even Assemblyman We've served for three led to him being described Fred Scalera and NJMC Candidates for borough years and we believe that as "Individual #1" in a federal Commissioner James body of accomplishment council in North Arlington indictment against two politi- Bocchino also found the time along with any platform our cal bosses? to attend and make this event IMMANUEL Paaof Imy c Rnt Uly jKqudioe Fenjum of opponents may develop is Where was your outrage a true success. NEW COVENANT more than enough to discuss when this community was sub- Councilman Al Granell, LUTHERAN CHURCH MINISTRIES and determine who is best to poenaed by the federal gov- as well as Councilman Steve 78 Washington Place JOHNSON'S ATTACKS Invite you to come lead North Arlington into the ernment to provide documen- Tanelli and Councilman Sal (Comer of Patenon Ave ami join us ;n mir weekly j future. ARE UNCALLED FOR tation based on his acdons as DiBlasi also praised the effort » Washington H) IWaday NhjM Envowermeal Study aad AMintfag Serrk e Having said that, why is well as his involvement with a as well as the results. E. Rutherford Republican challenger Chris To the Editor: local educational association? It is unfortunate that beginning Sunday Worship- 10:30am j October 6,2009 at 7:30pm ' Johnson throwing mud at the Where was your outrage when Councilman Rich Hughes and S.S. & Bible Study- 9:15am this same individual served as Rithcrford Coagngatiaul Chirch reputation of a volunteer who With the turn of the leaves Councilman Joseph Bianchi COME AND WORSHIP is not seeking elective office? comes the "silly" season of a member of the New Jersey did not make the time to Uitted Charel of Christ THE LORD WITH US. 2SI Union Avenue • Rutherford, NJ 07070 Why is Johnson attacking an politics, accusations and out- Meadowlands Commission as attend. As council members, . Bar mare information: individual who serves for free right lies. well as executive director of their attendance would be 201-M9-: 201 779-8577 on several of our boards and Having run for political the Bergen County Utilities appreciated by those they rep- then trying to link that service office five times over the last Authority earning in excess resent regardless of political Come to our Friendly Church to some accusation of crimi- two decades, I understand of $150,000 annually while affiliation. A church in Lyndkrst Everyone k welcome! nality and corruption? that reality. also serving on the now- The community is too small What exactly is the point What I don't understand defunct North Arlington for such pettiness. I would where everyone is wehm. of trying to ruin someone's Redevelopment Authority, the hope in the future these two is attacking an individual in Saint Thomas'Church 511 Ridge Rd. at Page Ave. reputation in this obsession to same agency that approved elected officials find the time such a sleazy manner whose Episcopal-Anglican Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 get elected to local office? We name is not on the ballot and and "fast tracked" EnCap and to visit this great facility and find it out of bounds and com- is simply a retired member Arlington Valley? recognize the efforts of those 300 Forest Avenue Worship Service Sundays at 10am | pletely irrelevant to the issues of the community who vol- Where was your outrage who made it possible. Lyndhurst Pastor Kimbtrly CHastam of this campaign to attack a unteers his time to serve. A when this same individual was Sunday Mass at 10 A.M. |K Office: 20I-4.W-S%6/yj senior citizen and homeown- senior citizen, grandfather of a "triple" job-holder as a state Ken Ludviksen 201-438-5668 TJ infii@myupi'.rom "% er for ajob well done. nine and father to three who website: wwwjnyupcorg employee, freeholder and North Arlington Jf THURSDAYS 101, 2009 THE LEADER B9 Reach 33,396 38,396 weekly with** w©#fcfy with Itiis *pocefofooly$25 space for only $25 id your ad the first day of publication Notify 1. By phone -201 438-8700x203 ut JmnndtoNh of any error. No refunds wi be issued for "typos." Vfe Zfty email- •he right to adjust in hil an error by publishing a corrected insertion. These rote* [email protected] ore net (nontommissionoble). AM advertising is subject to credit cord approval. 3. By fax-201 438 9022 4.Bymol- All classified ads must be paid for in advance Tne Leader, 251 Ridge Rood, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071 by credit card, check or cash. 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This pro- CciStov* cess assesses a district's over- CONSTRUCTION (2011507-1671 University of Delaware and is an English Proudly Serving teacher at Becton Regional High School all program: instruction and in East Rutherford. De Santis is a 2001 program, governance, opera- III tions, fiscal management and A EfMX Courriiw graduate, of Boston College and software ForO«r30Yeors Richard Martin developer for Bloomberg L.P. in New personnel. (973)589-2712 waapapenng York City, N.Y. Recently, Superintendent AMnUng A November 2009 wedding is planned. of Schools Oliver Stringham received communication Quality Work from the state that the dis- lxen«K) i Insured trict's NJ ASK fr« and the FOR! EslaU«hed I9<2 201-257-8412 High School Proficiency 2003 Onkm Assessment (HSPA) scores .oft-tail, Block & have met or exceeded Chrome Motorcycle State AYP (Adequate Yearly Excellent Condition Pontoriero and Stisi are married SOyr.oldmok Progress) benchmarks and $7,000. or Best offer Coring & giving, also the district successfully (551)265-9765 LYNDHURST — Lisa Claudia Pontoriero likes to have fun. and Dominick Peter Stisi, Jr. were united achieved 41 out of 41 per- Looking for a Lody in marriage Sept. 7, 2008, at Our Lady of formance indicators on each with same equalities. Mount Carmel Church, Newark with the assessment. Preliminary ele- 40 to 50 yrs. old Rev. Monsignor Joseph F. Ambrosio officiat- mentary grade 3-5 assessment MOOatN M0 SOFT. (201) 606 - 5622 ing. data has also been received Of FICt SPACE FOR and the district's overall RENT. LOCATID On hand to support the couple were ONRBGEMMD, the parents of the bride, Francesco and NJPASS scores were success- lYNDHURST./ra(6. Anna Pontoriero and parents of the groom, ful. "As we analyze this data SS75.OOper mth. Dominick Peter Sr. and Linda Stisi, all of there are certainly areas that CAR Piano lessons Lyndhurst. we can take pride in and areas (Ml) 438 • 6645 Accomplished The maid of honor was Maryam Samadi. where we are planning for pianistand Bridesmaids were Chandra Stisi, Jenna Stisi, increased growth," explained certified teacher Jennifer Suarez, Shay Sharifbeigi and Kelly the superintendent. Mitchell. The junior bridesmaid was Emily Last year, North Arlington's (201)997-1934 Wallentine and Lauren Pontoriero was the graduating Class of 2009 had flower girl. 99 percent accepted into The best man was Joseph Litito. and attending institutions of Groomsmen were Frank Pontoriero, Peter higher education and were Stisi, Christian Vendetti, Christos Pagonis offered more than $2.8 mil- and Christopher Dale. The junior grooms- lion in scholarships. man was Anthony Costantini and Michael Costantini was the ring bearer. Assisting with the wedding were readers Antonio Gaetano and Kristine Nystrand. A reception was held at the Seasons in Washington Township. The couple honeymooned in Aruba before returning to their home in Lyndhurst. 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