U n io n C o u n t y , .OCAL OURCE J^NIONNEWSDAIl^^ VOL. 101 NO. 45 75 C E N T S Union athletic director sues school district, principal By Liv Meier tiple times to fire the head coach of the basketball team, when U»wery allegedly told lonta that he wa.s going to fire Staff Writer Kevin Feeley, and football coach, Ix)u Grasso, both of Feeley that day and restated his intention to also fire Gras UNION - The public school district’s athletic director whom are white. Employment decisions relating to coach .so. claims she was pressured to fire the high school’s white ing staff are lonta’s responsibility and Ix)wery “has no “One by one I will get rid of every one of your coaches football and basketball coaches by the black principal in a authority or responsibility to participate in such decisions,” that I feel cannot contend at a .state championship level,” race and sex discrimination lawsuit against the principal, according to the lawsuit. Ix)wery told lonta according to the lawsuit. several district officials and the school board. Lowery allegedly told lonta that the coaches were Before thi.s, Ixtwery sent an email to lonta .stating, "1 Linda lonta, a white Union school district employee for “unable to reach our kids because our kids cannot see would like to .see the evaluations of all Fall. Winter, and 29 years, filed suit in state Superior Court on Nov. i, out themselves in them.” .Spring coaches and discu.ss with you your recommen
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Value of Your Business” “It will be just like looking at your car go through the car wash,” Ponczek said in a phone interview on Oct. 16. “You’ll be able to see Learn what people are really buying the entire process from the dough-making to the glazing.” when they purchase a business, The super store, which will be located at 25 Route 22 East, adja how It Is valued and what makes It cent to the Rahway River Parkway and Black Brook Park, antici valuable. Presented by Brad Palmer, pates producing around 100,000 doughnuts a day. Crown Business Brokers. “To my knowledge, this will be one of the largest locations on the East Coast,” Ponczek said. “It will be a flagship location and will Whan; TlMnia]i, Noveniw29,2018 most likely draw quite a crowd.” Photo by Brian Tnisdell Where: 78 Lounge Along with its famed doughnuts, Krispy Kreme also sells bagels and coffee. 103 Union Avenue, Union, NJ SWEETNESS — A 5,000-square-foot Krispy Kreme fac Springfield Mayor Richard Huber has hopes that the new tory store on U.S. Route 22 East in Springfield is Tima; doughnut shop will attract more business to the township. expected to produce 100,000 doughnuts a day and Come and check out “I think the Krispy Kreme will be a great addition to Spring- feature a window view of the production process. our newest Chamber Memberl field,” Richard Huber said in an interview on Oct. 31. “I have hopes that other businesses will want to come to the area because of it.” 'The food plaza will feature a “food court-like set up,” according Call the Chamber at The Springfield location will be the third Krispy Kreme in the to Ponczek, with the other businesses being Moe’s Southwest Grill, (908)-688- 2777 state. There are two in Collingswood that opened in 2011, and one 1000 Degree Pizza, Poe Sushi and Carvel Ice Cream. The new plaza in Jersey City, which opened just last year. is part of a 125,000-square-foot complex that features a Kiddie to register The new plaza will have two entrances and two exits from Route Academy preschool and Sky Zone trampoline facility. Q[ email 22 East, and Huber said it should not affect traffic. He said he is not sure if all the businesses will be able to coordi [email protected] “I don’t believe that we should be worried about the traffic,” he nate their grand openings, but he said the Krispy Kreme will be the said. “There’s already traffic on Route 22, but this will be on the first to open at the plaza. eastbound side which doesn’t have lights, so I don’t think it will be Construction is expected to be completed in about too days. a concern.” Multiple emails sent to Krispy Kreme were not answered. 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Paul Malleiy Model Railroad UNION — It was a particularly busy Center is situated behind the Home Depot morning for Tim McCollum as he had to on U.S. Route 22 and members meet even' make room in his freight yard for about too Tuesday night for operating sessions. The cars that would be arri\'ing soon. almost 20 miles of track features detailed “The track is busy this morning now, handmade scenery, dozens of trains and isn’t it?’’ train dispatcher Bob Nalbone said figurine passengers waiting at train sta to McCollum. tions. McCollum fini.shed moving several cars Every three w'eeks is a full operational and he finally had enough room for the day. and this evening was the morning ones tliat were due any minute. shift, and all the figurines were headed to “This just never gets old,” he said with a work. smile. “This club has sometliing for everyone. For the Model Railroad Club, model We have members who just come and run trains, others who do track work, people who do construction and some that deal with wiring and scenery,” said McCollum, who’s been president of the club for the past three years. V\Tiile the club is open to the public every Saturday from 1 to 4 p.in., it will soon Photo« by LIv Moier be open for three consecutive weekends as ALL ABOARD — Members of the Model Railroad Club perform their various it transfoiTOs into the club’s annual Holi function during their operational session on Nov. 6. day Sound and Light Show. The show'’s opening day is on Friday, Nov. 23, and it ed not only to show off their intricate work, to ihck the elements that we want without w'ill run on the weekends until Sunday, but also to help pay for the building's having to Ir‘ truly faithful to a (larticular Dec. 9. upkeep. time and place, " Ez/ard explained. The 30-minute long show' will feature a All three parts of the railroad club's lay Some more recognizable structures are tree, menorah, lighting effects and narra out — the Hudson, Delaware, Ohio line; the Summit. 'I'renlou and Kenilworth rail tion. Trenton Northern; and Rahwav’ River — road stations. “The theater lighting puts spotlights on are incorporated into the narrative. I'lie club has more than too members various parts of the railroad that goes along The building is considered part of the who range in age from 12 to about 90. Thev w'ith the narrative of the story," McCollum county's Lenape Park, but the club is are consiiiered one of the largi'st model mentioned. responsible for maintaining and operating railroad clubs in the country. The club was founded in 1949 by Paul the space and pays for its operations Members use digital command control Mallery'. w'hich is who the facility w'as through member dues, shows and dona which is a system to operate model rail named after when they moved to it in 1971. tions, ways digitally. I.ocomotives on the same The club had been run out of Mallerv ’s “Eventhing that you see here is too per electrical section of track can be independ basement until his retirement. Ne.xt year cent sweat equity,” Pete l->.zarcl, another ently controlled with this system and it will be the club’s 70th anniversary. member, told LocalSource. "We are luckv- allows them to run .so closely together. “Our founder’s vision was to have a liv enough to have members that are licensed "Dt'C gives us complete control ;md ing museum for the railroad and that’s engineers and architects.” adds a level of realism to the track,” McUol what we re trying to accomplish here,” he He explained that many of the aspects him addl'd. said. “It's perpetually 1954 in here.” their HO, or 1:87 saile, layout are modeled Tickets and more information are avail The club has been putting on the holi after stations from the 19.50s. able on the club s website at www.theinod- day show since 1984, and it was first creat “We are fictitious, which means we get elrailroadcjub.org/advance-shovv-lickets/. CJXL. 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Ix>calSource his party’s endorsement for Although the mayor finished third in his the June primary wasn’t given to Hokan bid to be re-elected in the first three-candi son becau.se he “wasn’t a team player” and date race in the borough’s history, making said the mayor “doesn’t get along with any for a long night, Hokanson stopped the fol of the Democratic council people.” lowing morning to pick up the customary In an October interview, Hokanson coffee for himself and his office staff before responded to those comments by saying, settling in at his desk. “Whose team? Your team? The big Ds? My He may have been a little late on team? That was the problem. We, we, we. Wedne.sday morning, but he has a lot left to We, we, we. We the Democrats. We the do before he leaves office. Democrats. I got tired of hearing, ‘Get rid Hokanson, 67, who ran as an independ of him because he’s a Republican.’ Why? ent after failing to win the Democratic He’s doing his job. Why? Why do I have to Party nomination, received 18.4 percent of hire people because they’re Democrat and the votes, according to unofficial county they weren’t qualified? And you saw it over records. He finished 1,6.56 votes behind the years, all of sudden the Republicans Democratic candidate Joe Signorello III, came in, got the big broom out and swept 30, and 400 votes behind Republican can out the Democrats. The Democrats finally didate William Fahoury, 26. took over and did the same to the Republi When reached by phone on Nov. 7, cans. We’re a small town. I know these peo Hokanson was philosophical about the ple are doing a good job. Why do we have to results, saying Signorello “crushed me by, get rid of them if they’re doing a good job?” what, 3 to 1? But, this was the road I chose.” The Nov. 5 election changed the dynam CHANGING OF THE GUARD — Carl Hokanson, left, will relinquish the Roselle Before he leaves office, however, he ic of the governing body. Park mayor’s office to Joe Signorello III, right come January following the Nov. wants to see the completion of residential- Joseph Pctrosky Daniel’s brother, was 6 election. retail apartment buildings at the. site of the re-elected as the councilman for the 2nd former Sullivan Chevrolet. Ward and Democrat Robert Mathieu won “I take the results as a referendum on was clear in the nomination of both parties, That area, on West Westfield Avenue, the race for the 5th Ward. With the Democ his (Hokanson’s) time in office. There was that was clear in the results, in my view.” had been vacant for close to a decade and rats winning back one of the seats they lost n’t a heck of a lot that got done. I'll also give Hokanson said he is looking forward to when officials and developers officially in the 2017 election, that leaves three him credit for getting that (many votes) spending time with his grandchildren. He broke ground Sept. 28 on the two-building, Democrats and three Republicans on the because it's hard to run in New Jersey as an has one granddaughter, and his son and six-story project that will include 212 units six-person council. independent. The fact of the matter is, daughter-in-law are expecting twins. of one- and two-bedroom units plus street- Signorello, whose father is on the Board there was a clear desire for fresh ideas and “So maybe I’ll be a full-time mayoral level restaurant space and a parking of Education and who serves as the fire fresh blood from both parties. I think he grandparent,” he said. “I’ll be serving a dif garage, Hokanson called it the “biggest chief in the borough, won despite being a represented the old guard in Roselle Park ferent constituency.” event” to occur in the borough in 50 years. newcomer to politics. and people were looking for a change, that "I do what I did,” Hokanson said. “I Although Hokanson said he failed to brought some, even though they attacked gain the backing of the RPDP for reaching me on a lot of the things that I started, the across party lines, Signorello said Hokan Sullivan property. Now they’re going to son “fell out of favor with the Democratic Roselle man arrested In take credit for what I started. I'm going to Part>' is because he stopped working with try to finish it before I leave. This is the the Democratic party. I'm not saying that stuff when it contes to politics.” you have to agree to everything the Demo Nov. 4 borough shooting The first evidence of a rift between cratic Party has to offer. As a matter of fact A 23-year-old Roselle resident has been arrested for the shooting of a 50-year-old Hokanson and the Roselle Park Democrat there’s a lot of things about the Democratic man in the borough five days earlier, Roselle police announced in an email release. ic Party came in February when the RPDP Party that I don't agree with, locally and Robert B. Beasley was arrested by Roselle police detectives on Friday, Nov. 9 and removed all references of Hokanson from nationally. was remanded to Union County Jail where he was being held awaiting a detention its website. “But, you are part of a party and as a hearing, police said. According to his statement declaring his mayor you are the figurehead of that party The unidentified victim was shot in the chest in the area of East 2nd and Chandler candidacy as an independent candidate and you should be showing up to the meet avenues on Sunday, Nov. 4 and witnesses called 911. that he {X)sted on Facebook on March 18, ings. That’s something Carl didn’t do for He was transported to University Hospital in Newark and treated for his wounds. Hokan.son saw “the benefits of keeping an the past two or three years.” Beasley is charged vrtth attempted murder and possession of a weapon for an open mind while trying to understand all Signorello said he celebrated on election unlawful purpose, police said. sides of an issue and weigh them against night at Frenchy’s Bar and Grill, which his Beasley is related to the victim, although the relationship w’as not specified. The the needs of our town and our residents. grandfather opened in 1964. He said he motive remained under investigation. Anyone with additional information is asked to From the time I was first elected to Council and friends and family celebrated by rent call Roselle police Detective Sgt. 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M HniiAM Rwiatmii an liMan a NMeMn cmialKM. Cartamwa at; l krcasai bat. HbN ww araaiwaMgiw. Hakiraai Mganuaewa, Pam imnnue 6 November 15, 2018 — Union County lxK.alSource Sixty-three-year-old Springfield mom runs for cystic fibrosis By IJv Meier Staff Writer SI’RINGFIKLl) - Before her son dared her to run the New York City Marathon more I han seven years ago, Sally Bell had never considered herself to be a runner. The 63-year-old, who moved to ,Spring- field more than a yettr ago, just completed her seventh New York (!ity Marathon this month on Nov. 4, with her first being in 2012. She runs each year as a {)art of Team Boomer, a cystic fibrosis awareness group, mainly because her son, Ste|)hen, was diag nosed with the chronic lung di.sease at just three months old. “We were just at a family dinner and 1 really have no idea why he dared me,” she said in a phone interview with LoculSource on Nov. 6. *'1 didn’t even have to think al)oul it for more than a second before 1 was ready to go." Bell’s son already was involved with I'eam Boomer when he dared his mother to run. They ran together when she made her marathon debut, and he’s currently vi<'e president of the Young I’rofessionals Committee at the Boomer Esiason Foun dation. Team Boomer is a program within the RFiF that works to encourage people with CF to live active, healthy lifestyles. Along with the New 'Vork Marathon, Bell also runs the Chicago and Houston marathons. “My son got me up and running and I Photo Courted of Sally Bell haven’t .stopped since," she addecl. “I’m MARATHON MOM — Sally Bell running as a part of Team Boomer in the New York City Marathon on Nov. 4. absolutely pumped to be a part of my team." There’s something that’s .so much better diet is loading up on carbohydrates the entire family for being her biggest support Bell, who’s a special-education teacher about running outside.” week before. ers. at Montgomery Academy in Basking Ridge, Bell jokingly admits that she’s no longer “I’ve always eaten fairly healthy and it’s “I couldn’t do any of this without them,” fiitds running to be a good form of medita a “spring chicken" and the races have key to always stay hydrated, but I eat Bell said. “I just hope to run with my son tion as well as exercise. become more challenging over the ytiars. almost a pint of ice cream every night and again soon.” “There arc .sonte days that are more “1 figure I’ll just do it until I can’t, but that doesn’t change even while I’m train Team Boomer participates in multiple stre.ssful than others with my students,” I’m certainly not there yet,” she said. “If my ing,” she admitted. marathons to spread the word about the she said. "So, when 1 get home. I just love son could run with a lung disease, then I Bell mentioned that the clear blue skies benefits of exercise for people with CF and to run and de-stress from the day.” certainly can." and temperatures in the mid-sos made this to contribute to the efforts being made to While training for an event, she runs Her finishing time for the New' York year’s New York Marathon one of the best. find a cure for the disease, according to the five days a week but when she’s not train Marathon this year was a little more than 5 “The energy once you enter Staten organization. They’ve raised more than $10 ing for anything specific, she runs an aver hours and she placed in the first 40,000. Island is just phenomenal,” she said. million since its inception. age of 25 miles i>er week. Bell prefers nm- There were more than 50,000 w'ho par “Absolutely everyone is cheering you on The BEF was founded in 1993 by former nmg outd(K>rs over using a treadmill. ticipated in the race thus year. and, with the sun shining, you couldn’t New York Jets quarterback and 1988 NFL "I can't stand treadmills,” she said. While Bell follows various training pro have asked for a better day.” MVP Boomer Esiason and his wife, Cheryl, “During the winter, 1 just layer up and run. grams, the only change she makes to her She also gives credit to her son and her after their .son was diagnosed with CF. You don't have to dig yourself VITOTILEDEPOT into a hole to Packages starting at bury a loved one. 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Around 2014, Baskenille became ated to sene ini{X)\ erished and disabled children in Jersey for conspiring with officials at the Paterson Municipal Utili acquainted a a person, not identified by prosecutors, who City. ties Authorit}' and the Jersey City Childhood Development was then a commissioner with the since-dissolved Paterson In February 2014. Baskenille and .Mays entered into a Centers to be paid for services he never pro\ided, federal MUA, which had lieen created to manage the hydroelei'tric contract for Baskenille to renovate a kitchen for J( liK ', prosecutors said in an release. plant on the Passaic River and care for surrounding proper knowing that Baskenille would not do the work. Carnell Baskerville, 51. pleaded guilty in June 2016 ties. In late February 2014. Mays i.ssued a JCCDC check for before U.S. District Judge Jose L. 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Parents received an email from the principal on Oct. 4 alerting them about the incident, but it w'asn’t mentioned during the meeting. Several faculty members from the elementary schools highlighted die school’s list of books for grades pre-kindergarten through fifth — referred to as “Books We Share to Show We Care” — which are tools that teachers use to begin discussion with their students about common shared values. “We’ve had an opportunity to talk a lot about safety and security' in our district, and this cer tainly encompasses our students feeling safe walking in to school every single day knowing they will not be subject to any hatred, bigotry’, or anti-Semitism,” board President Gretchan Ohlig said at the start of the meeting. Compiling the list of Ixwks along with the iastallation of “buddy benches” — yellow bench es that are designated places for children to go when they feel lonely or in need of a friend, are jest some of die district’s initiatives “In light of the friglitening events and devastating acts of violence in Pittsburgh, we feel it’s important for members of the community to know more about how we address difficult social topics with our students and how parents can help at home,” Franklin Elementary’ School Prin cipal Eileen Cambria said. The emotional stage of a child’s development Ls an important asjiect the school keeps in mind when it introducas topics relating to respect, kindness, empathy and understanding, according to Cambria. In lower grade levels, students read books alxiut kindness and friendship and when they move up through the grades, more complex topics, sucli as racism and bigotry, are added. Tlie list of books is available on the district’s website and was emailed to parents in hopes that they will read with their child at home and begin to engage in conversations about v’alues. “It’s sometimes easier to talk about actions regarding a character in a book when it comes to talking about difficult topics,” she said. Franklin Elementary counselor, Lynn Slomczewsld, touched upon a districtwide initiative to focus on “.social and emotional learning.” SEL is a process which helps children learn essential life skills, including awareness of one’s ovm emotions, fostering resp^ and care for others and making ethical and responsible deci ‘Tis the season to sions. There are three Afferent levels — classroom, schoolvride and home and community — when it comes to prodding appropriate social and emotional learning experiences to students throughout the district. gift responsibly. “It may look different at each school in the district, but there are efforts at every level to pro vide social and emotional learning,” Slomczesvski said. She went on to mention the importance to continue discussions regarding essential life skills at home and in the community’ because children need to also focus on culture beyond their indi Lottery is not child’s play. vidual schools. The school’s assistant principal, Paul Duncan, spoke about how the school wanted to share The Now Jersey Lottery is o provider of fun and entertaining games that books that “sj)ark thoughtftil conversation about character, friendship, conflict resolution, com are not intended foi anyoiie under the age of 18. Parents are urged to munity, everyday bi-avery’ and courage.” think twice about gifting lottery tickets to childrett. For more information 1 le adder! that the school noticed that parents were looking to teachers for guidance on how to initiate certain conversations. about responsible gaming, visit NJLotterv.com. “‘Books We Share to Show' We Care’ is an initiative that really aligns with Westfield’s mis sion statement, specifically when it mentions partnering with families in the community to edu cate our students to become w’ell-balanced and responsible citizens w'ho respect individual dif ferences and diversity,” Duncan said. The list started with five titles but has grown to more than 90 since its inception. A OHOg* *0 m Nitw BRIDGEWAY Thanksgiving Pie Waik Saturday, November 17, 2018 Anything R egistratioii at 10 am at Partial Care I j O t t e r y can Happen In Jersey. 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Staff Writer daughters’ classroom, which is on the second floor while "We know that historically our system works better tor UNION - The Board of Education is looking at way's to the other kindergarten classes are on the first flixir. our children when assistants are in the class.” Chastity restore aides to kindergarten classrooms who were cut Viegas recalled an incident that involved his daughter .Santana .said at the meeting. “Union and our ciiildren from the budget in 2017, including parent v'olunteers, being released with another student by a substitute need these positions in kindergarten." substitutes and Kean University clinical faculty’ and teacher to the school's aftercare program. Castillo experienced ri'cently how hectic a kinder interns. Tw o 5-year-olds were released and they were just garten class can be when he volunteered to help out in his Under state guidelines, there can be a maximum of 25 wandering the hallway's trying to figure out where to go." daughter's computer class. children in a single kindergarten class before the school he said in a phone interv'iew' on Nov. 6. “Luckily someone “Class is about 3,5 minutes and betwwn mysc'lf and the needs to provide an aide. The largest class in the district found them, but I think it’s still unacceptable.” teacher, it took us almut U) minutes to get the students set has 22 students, but parents have still expressed concerns In prior years, aides helped children during fire drills, up,” he told to'alSource. "If 1 wasn't there, it probably regarding their child’s safety and the quality of education. escorted them to the nurse’s office and bathroom and would've taken double the time.” A petition that was started more than a month ago on assisted them during class if they were having a difficult With this lo.ss of instructional time. Viegas is worried change.org by two Washington Elementary School par time understanding a topic. Now, without the help, it's up that the quality of education is being sacrificed. ents, Will Viegas and Rafael Castillo, helped bring light to to the teachers. “Our kids might In* tacking the education that they this issue. It has almost 500 signatures. Tatum said that aides “certainly make a contribution may need to get them tlmmgh first and .second grade The district and Kean are currently working on a part ... in many cases, the classroom assistant duties include because we're missing this strong foundation early on.” nership to have clinical faculty' and in-ser\'ice interns assistance with mobility around the school, working with he said. assigned to the Township of Union Public Schools on a students before and after class, and general support dur ratum mentioned that the aides were cut from the consistent ba.sis,” Superintendent Gregory' Tatum said in ing cla.ssnmm activities.” budget due to the reduction in staff and an increased need an email to LocalSource on Nov. 7. After their petition received some recognition, Viegas, in the di.strict's special .services depariment. This partnership is in the early stages and there’s no Castillo and two other parents met with Tatum on Oct. 5 "The aides were re-assigned to mei't thi’ demands date for when it would begin. to discuss possible solutions. throughout the district, which are mamlaloiy by statt' and Along with the largest class size, Washington Elemen- “So far they’ve tried implementing sending sub.stitutes federal regulations." he mentioned in the email. taiy also has the most classes in the district, with five. The in to help but there aren’t set schedules for them,’’ VTegas Castillo feels that the loss of kindergarten aides affects fifth class, that Viegas’ and Castillo’s daughters are in, mentioned. “It seems like more of a Band-Aid solution.” Washington Elementary a bit more than others in the dis was added in 2017. Washington Elementaiy received two substitute trict. “We started noticing some issues within the first cou teachers to help betw'een the five kindergarten classes. "Idle petition is for everyone in the district, but when ple of days of the new school year,” Castillo said in a “Tatum approved the substitutes a couple of weeks you start comparing it to other .schcKils, the class sizes at phone interview on Nov. 6. “We started noticing ev'ery- after w'e met with him which was great,” he said. “But we Washington almost double them,” he said. thing from safety issues to academic issues in that short need something more.” Volunteer applications are available on the district's period of time.” Along with Viegas and Castillo, other parents voiced w'ebsite for anyone wishing to help in a cla.ssroom. 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Union schools also let out early. ing for ample time to adjust their schedules, according to a delayeti th<* start of next year's school calendar until alter The last day of school was also a reason the petition was document sent Oct. 31 to LocalSource by Mia Bivaletz, l^bor Day. A pre-laibor Day start could return for the fol started. executive assistant to the superintendent and communica lowing year, though. For the proposed calendar change, based on the number tions director. 'Hie sdiool hoard approved a Sept. 3 start — the day of snow days used, the last day of scluml could fall hetw-een "They really listened to what everv one had to say,” Trim after Uibor Day — for the 2019-2020 calendar at its Oct. 18 June 10, if no days are used, and June 18, if six- days are .said. "Everyone wa.s welcomed to go to the board of educa meeting. used. tion meeting and everv-one was able to speak and they truly Originally, the board was considering an Aug. 28 start to “They would’ve gotten out in the middle of June and listened.” the schfK>l year and revised the calentlar based on feedback summer camp doesn’t even start by then," she said. "It The board originally wanted to change the 2019-20 cal from concerned parents, teachers, and other Summit resi would've been difficult, especially for working parents.” endar in order to positively impact students, saying the two dents. 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The investigation determined that between Nov. 14, Makras has been a member of the Edison Police Charged were; Patrolman Gregory' Makras, 34, of 2016, and May 7, the Edison officers paid for extra-duty Department for seven years. Mpletsakis for Ki years. Cranford; Sgt. loannis “John” Mpletsakis, 39; Patrolman jobs for which they were not present. These “side jobs," Pappas for 14 years, Panagoulakos for four years, and Paul Pappas, 44; and Patrolman James Panagoulakos, were in addition to the regular hours they were assigned Rossmeyer for 11 yeais;. 32; all of Edison, and Sgt. Brian Rossmeyer, 41, of Bed- to work in the Edison Police Department, the release They are .scheduleil to appear in Superior Court in minster, the release said. They were named in an 11- said. 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They might tiy to hide the visible signs — the yellow skin • Children exposed to secondhand smoke are at an Coming off last week’s election, there are the usual and teeth, the hacking coughing that seems to follow them increased risk for sudden infant death syndrome, acute respi list of winners and some losers. wherever they go but they can’t. /Vnd as their medical bills ratory’ infections, car problems, severe asthma and reduced Anthony Salters — With little fanfare, the Hillside increa.se and their health gets worse, they can’t help but won lung function. Democratic chairman effectiv'ely forged winning slates der what they could have done differently. But help is on the • There is no safe level of exposure to secondhand smoke. in both the township government and board of educa way: I’fxiay is the Great American vSmokeout, when smokers •Cigarette companies target impressionable youth w'ith tion. In the topsy turvy world of the township politics, tiy to nip that habit in the bud. lire observance is held each flashy packages and advertisements that attract attention he has forged alliances with former adversaries and year on the third Thursday in November. while ignoring the frightening dangers of smoking. Now, recruited some impressive new’ candidates navigating The first smokeout was on Nov. 16,1977, in San Francisco’s the.se same companies even have a new tool: the e-cigarette. to victorv’. Union Srpiare, and the effort to snuff out smoking has only E-cigarette makers pour tens of millions of dollars into adver Tom Kean Jr. — Considering the losses in former grown nujre persistent in the last four decades. The event had tising their wares and, as advertising skyrockets, so do the GOP bastions like Summit, Westfield and Berkeley evolved from smaller-scale initiatives, such as in Randolph, number of teens using them. And, according to the Centers Heights and narrow wins in Mountainside and New Mass., in 1970, when Arthur P. Mullaney suggested people for Disease Control and Prevention, vaping or using e-ciga- Providence, you may ask w’here is the rainbow'. For give up cigarettes for a day and donate the money to their local rettes threatens to derail decades of progress in helping pre Kean, who was defeated first by Leonard Lance for a high school. In 1974, a “IX)!!’! Smoke Day” was promoted by vent children from taking up smoking. seat in the U.S. Congress and later by Robert Menendez Lynn R. Smith of the Monticello Times in Monticello, Minn. Quitting smoking takes a concerted effort. If you’re ready for U.S. Senate, the state senator seems to have a clear On Nov. 18,1976, the California Division of the American Can to take an important step toward creating a healthier life, path to finally cure his Potomac fever. The loss by cer Society successfully prompted nearly 1 million smokers to then why not quit smoking today? A good plan can help y’ou Lance means there will be an opening for the GOP quit for a day, which marked the first smokeout. get past the symptoms of withdrawal. Take the following nomination for Congress in tw'o years to challenge the But for all these efforts, the problem is still quite serious. steps to help improve your success: new incumbent Tom Malinowski. Such a move by Kean According to the /Vmerican Cancer Society, nearly 38 million • Set a quit date. Choose the Great American Smokeout or would also open up an opportunity for GOP Assembly Americans still smoke cigarettes, even as it remains the another quit day within the next two w’eeks. man Jon Bramnick to move up to the upper legislative largest preventable cause of death or illness in the world. • Tell your family and friends about your quit plan. Share house replacing Kean. Bramnick’s narrow win over Smoking causes more than 480,ooo deaths every' year, or your quit date with the important people in your life and ask Bruce Bergen for his current slot last year included a about 1 in 5 deaths. them for support. A daily phone call, email or text message dismal vote showing in his owm county and may well More than 1,4 million Americans have been diagnosed with can help you .stay on course and provide moral support. w’het his appetite to move up to a four-year term. As chronic obstructive pulmonaiy disease, a group of diseases, • Be prepared for challenges. The urge to smoke is short — Lance learned, how'ever, the voters alw’ays have the incluiling emphysema and chronic bronchitis causing diffi usually 3 to 5 minutes — but those moments can feel intense. final say. culty in breathing, lung airflow limitations, coughing and Even one puff can feed a craving and make it stronger. Before Nick Scutari — The county Democratic chairman other symptoms. Most COPD is caused by smoking. There is your quit day, write down healthy w'ays to cope, such as drink and state senator could gloat over the westward march no cure for COPD, but quitting smoking can slow down its ing water, exercising, listening to a fav'orite song or playing a which saw party victories in Cranford, Roselle Park, progression. Smoking is banned in so many places, yet the game, calling or texting a friend, getting social support by join Garw’ood, Springfield, Berkeley Heights, Summit and a invidious practice continues unabated. Smoking tobacco is ing (F es on Sunday and has the ever-present cherubic smile. Brian Trusdeil, Regional Editor €^Worraii Community Newspapers. Irtc. LocaiSourca ancouragas raadar raaponsa to tatters, •ditoriaMtthelocalsourcs.com 2018 Ail Rights Reserved He won big. Supporters say Hannen truly lov'es to serve columns and adttortats each weak. Settd tetters or the residents. Detractors paint the picture of an overly A rtici^. pictures and advertisements herein are the columns to adltorieM^eiocatsourca.com or mail to JR Parachinl. Sports Editor Editor. P.O. Box 3639. Union. NJ 07083. Ail responses exciusive property of Worrail Community Newspa ambitious politician vvith an oversized ego. The voters must include name, address and daytime phone ir^hetocatsource.com pers. Inc. and any repubilcation or broadcast without will have three more years to decide. number. written permission is prohibited. Continued on Page 17 Union County’ Lt)calS<>urce — November 15, 2018 — 17 Some white roses are the life o f the party Some people arep partynartv animals.Jinimalc TK^avThey may skeleton of a long-deceased ww. It looks to arrive early or late, but they ahvays stay to THE GARDENER'S going until the hardest frasts hit. Unlike bally me like a polyantlia rase, distinguished bv close the place down. I have some roses like APPRENTICE Holmes and my presuntevi polvuntha. Pax upright clusters of small, pinkv -white buds that. Now that the fell garden party is almost does not do w ll as a cut flower. The little BY ELISABETH GINSBURG that open into exuberant little i-inch flowers. over, they are still awake and alive, dancing buds and blooms l(X)k gotnl for a day at most, a relentless partier. Guidebooks call the vari The canes have very few thorns, which is a in the cold wind, putting on an exuberant liefore shattering into a ca.scade of white ety a “shmb rose,” but Sally has the disposi definite plus; since my shrub is near the ^>ath show of new growth and generally behaving [)etal.s. Ihis is prolwbly a blessing in di.sguise, tion of a social climber. Rising 6 to 12 feet, I use to get to the outdoor tap. Ot my three as if there is no tomorrow. beiau.se I leaw most of Pax's flowvr sprav’s the rose sends out veiy long canes adorned party-goers, it is by far the most fragrant and on the bush to keep the gariien l(H)king a lit I don’t know if there is any research on the by small clusters of elegantly pointed, pink- stays the longest. This may have something longest-lasting garden rose varieties, but at tle more liwly in late fall. tinged buds. These open to blooms that are to do with its location dose to the hou.se, or it my place, the party animals are all white- People wiu> talk alvout the fe.ssiness of almost flat, staring the gardener directly in may simply be more cold tolerant than its flowered. One is Sally Holmes, a well-loved rases have never attendeil my late season the eye. If sun is at a premium, the rose can kin. It is generally not the first to bloom in modem hybrid musk with large, single white garden party. Wlien 1 fertilize the .shrubs at get along with very light shade. No matter the spring, but its abilit>' to cany on long flowers surrounding golden centers. Another all, I stop at the end of August. Tlie absence what the light situation, Sally also has the after the larger roses have gone to bed makes of supplemental food does not st*eni to is a nameless, cluster-flowering white rose stmdy constitution of a socialite who can it highly desirable. with a pronounced spicy fragrance. The induce Sally and her two friends to leave the dance all night and still get up the next morn Many roses are named for that mo.st elu blooms are small, but felly double. In mid- scone. ing. I have never known a Sally Holmes rose sive state of being - “peace." Pemberton November they are still numerous. A spray Ultimately even the longest running nxse to be afflicted by that scourge of humid cli most likely christened his promising white from this plant is an instant bouquet. The t>arty will come to an emi. But at a time of the mates, black spot. Bees love the rose, but seedling rose “Pax” to commemorate the end third rose is Pax, another hybrid musk that year when daylight is at a premium, it is nice Japanese beetles and aphids seem a little less of World War I. In my garden, it will be turns too years old this year. Pax is one of the that a few ro.se,s stay until the last ANNOUNCING: THE CONNIE DWYER BREAST CENTER AT TRINITAS 1'.jbUv It H i ' ' y i r < ■ '.'l CoH": ■ ’ I • f ■ : . .G rni'ii' '• ' iiltv v-ore.r'”"'-'. r: : ! ; r-;]-,' 'iii Womtifl. iff TRINITAS RegitHial Medical Center WE'RE GETTING BETTER, TOGETHER innil'j-iRMC tjffj I i yuu^9 9 4 -5 9 S4 20 — November 15, 2018 — Union County LocalSource UNION COUNTY STUDENTS “Let l)s Local students earn degrees from the University of Albany dur tion. e c u is located in Conway, S.C. ing commencement ceremonies fi"om May Przedpelski excels (Be Lhan^ur degrees from Drew Univ. 18 through 20. Gianni Ozemebhoya, of Summit resident William Przedpelski Drew University aw'arded a B.A. degree Thanksgiving is a day of family and Plainfield, received a B.A. in sociology, and was named to the spring dean’s list at Fur to the following Union County residents at Lynn Krai, of Berkeley Heights, earned a togetherness. Share It with those you man University. Those named to the dean’s its spring 2018 commencement: certificate of graduate study in public list earned a grade-point average of 3.4 or love and give thanks for the rich • from Berkeley Heights: Lauren health surveillance and preparedness. higher for the semester. Furman Universi bounty of the past year. May the next Gonnelli; ty is located in Greenville, S.C. bring even more abundance to you all. • from Clark: Michele Pozyc; Locals graduate LIM • from Cranford: Emily Bradford; The following Union County students • from Elizabeth: Ashley Alicea and Lisa Hernandez honored received a degree from LIM College in May: Miguel E. Hernandez, of Plainfield, was Rojas; • from Cranford: Analisa Stankus I • from Fanwood; Erin Connors, Keith recently named to the dean’s list of Chowan received a B.B.A. degree in marketing; University in Murfreesboro, N.C. Chowan Costello and Klint Kaevali; • from Linden: Katyana Morales 557 Newark Ave. • from Hillside: Muhibbah Abdul- students who have attained a grade-point received a B.B.A. degree in management Corner of S. 23rd/Newark Ave average between 3.25 and 3.79 for the Ahmed and Niara Dennis; and Jeanette Williams received a B.B.A. Come f(ive Thanks with us during • from Linden: Allyson Dixon, Tiago Dos semester are awarded dean’s list honors. degree in fashion merchandising; Our Annual Santos and Samantha Vanegas; • from Union: Karla Albenio received a • from New Providence: Justina Parenti; Thanksgiving Eve Service on B.B.A. degree in marketing; and Union College honors locals November 21st - 7:30pni • from Rahway: Thalia Santacruz; • from Westfield: Victoria Pascal Several Union County students were • from Summit: Harold Esquivel, Psalm 103:2 "Praise the Lord 0 my soul received a B.B.A. degree in fashion mer named to the dean's list at Union College in and forget not all His benefits.” Andrew Rupkey and Tayyaba Shakeel; Schenectady, N.Y. Students with at least a Follovting the service, delicious pies will chandising. • from Union: Jennifer Benedict, Allison • LIM College is located in Manhattan, 3.50 grade-point average for the entire aca be served as we enjov a time of fellowship. Ramos and Jenalyn Anne Rembish; and N.Y. demic year were honored with the academ ALL ARE WELCOME! • from Westfield: Michael Clancy. ic achievement. Honored are: For more information call Murray, Pasture earn • from Berkeley Heights: Lindsay Gerra- 908-272-6131 Local tigers graduate to; Alexander Joseph Balias, of Cranford, ecu degrees • from Scotch Plains: Talia Paradise and Two Union County residents recently www.kenilworthgospel.org and Kevin James Ricciardi, of Springfield, Caitlin; graduated from Coastal Carolina Universi both graduated from Clemson University • from Springfield: Harrison Glatt; ty during commencement ceremonies held !7fappy ffian^sgiving on Friday, Aug. 10, with B.S. degrees in • from Summit: Sarah Competiello, Aug. 3. Jada Murray, of Elizabeth, received From The accounting. Julia Portnoff and Marissa Tarashuk; and an M.S. degree in coastal marine and wet 'WorraCC FamiCy o f JLewspapers • from Westfield: Anna Browne, Emma land studies, and Douglas Pastore, of New Cravo, Sophie Hurwitz, Rebecca Kaufman, Ozemebhoya, Krai graduate Providence, received a B.A. in communica Rebecca foaus and Danielle Pinney. Two local residents were awarded WORSHIP CALENDAR (Seniors), classes, trips, speakers and Saturday each month, Friday evening THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Pastor. All are welcome, please join BAPTIST much more bible study with the pastor at 7:30 PM. CONGREGATION OF us, www.rclinden.com AN I K K H BAPTIST C l i i m t II, MO We are a friendly, multi ethnic/cultural CONNECTICUT FARMS, 888 S Springfield Ave., Springfield Rev. church and we welcome all! Stuyvesant Ave,, Union. Sunday ROMAN CATHOLIC Clarence Alston. Pastor. Church phone METHODIST Worship Service 11:00 am with nursery St. J.AMES THE APOSTLE (473) 370-1465. SUNDAY; 9:.3()A.M. BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST care. Holy Communion first Sunday PARISH COMMUNITY, 45 South family Bible School; 11:00 A.M. EPISCOPAL CHURCH NON- monthly. Church office 908-688-3164; Springfield Avenue, Springfield. Worship Service. WIiDNLSDAY: 7:30 241 Hilton Ave,, DEN OMIN A TIONAL office hours are M-F 9:30 am - 4:30 New Jersey 07081.973-376-3044. P.M. Mid-Week Service, Holy Vauxhall, NJ 07088 pm Fri till 3:00. www.ctfarms.org. www.saintjamesparish.org. SUNDAY KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL Communion every First Sunday. Phone: 908-064-1282 Rev. Roberta Arrowsmith. Pastor. MASS: Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated). 557 Newark Ave., Newark and 23rd Nursery Care available every Sunday. Pastor: Rev. Dennis E. Hughes Sunday 7:30, 9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 If transportation is needed cull the Sunday - Church School 9:AM Street, Kenilworth, 908-272-6131, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH noon. WEEKDAY MASS: Monday- Pastor Donald Dunkerton. Sunday church office. Fveryone is Welcome at Worship Service 10:AM OF SPRINGFIELD 210 Morris Ave. Friday 7:30am, Samrday 8:00am. Wednesday - Bible Class 6:30 to 7:30 9:30 am Breaking of Bread, 11:00 am at Church Mall, Springfield, NJ RECONCILIATION: Samrday .Antioch Family Bible Hour and Sunday School ALL ARE WELCOME 07081, 973-379-4320. Rev. Victoria 11:00am (any time by appointment) www.bethelvauxhall.com for all ages, Tuesday Women’s Bible Ney, Pastor. Sunday Worship begins at m m i L study at Chapel 7:00 pm, Wednesday 10:15am followed by Fellowship C O N S E R V A m E COMMIINITY UNITED 7:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study, Hour. Church time nursery and Sunday THE CHURCH OF ST. CATHERINE METHODIST CH15RCH (childcare provided), Friday 7:00 pm School for infant to second grade OF SIENA. 1000 North Broad Street, IF.MPl.E BFH1 AHM YISRAEL, 301 Chestnut St,, Youth Activities for Grade School Hillside, NJ 07205. 908-351-1515. Springfield NJ (073) 376-0530. visit avail. Sunday School for grades 3-12 Roselle Park, NJ 07204 age, Jr. High and Sr. High. begins at 9:00am in the Parish House WEEKEND MASS: Saturday 5:30pm www.tbayiij.org Senior Rabbi: Mark Phone: 908-245-2237 kenilworthgospel.org (English); 7:00pm (Spanish); Mallach, We otter many exciting @ 37 Church Mall. For more www.roselleparkumc.org information about Church groups and Sunday 8:00am (English); 9:15am events throughout the year. Women’s Pastor: Rev. Manuel P. Cruz, Jr. (Pormguese);! 1:00am (Spanish); League. Men’s Club, a nurturing Early PRESBYTERIAN community activities or to contact 11:00 AM Worship Service Pastor Ney, please call the Church 12:30pm (English). WEEKDAY Childhood Program, a warm Religious 11:00 AM Sunday School COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN MASSES: 7:30am English (Pastoral school. Adult education and so much Office at 973-379-4320. or e-mail Childcare Available CHURCH. 1459 Deer Path, [email protected] Center); Reconciliation: Samrday 4:00pm to 5;00pm or by appointment. l!NTTED .METHODIST CHl'RCH Mountainside, New Jersey 07092. You are invited to join us in Worship OF UNION. 2095 Berwyn Street. PROTESTANT NOTE: All copy changes must be JEWISH - REFORM Union. NJ 07083. Rev. James G Ryoo. Services on Sundays at 10:30 am. This REFORMED made in writing and received by TEMPLE SHA’AREY SHALOM Pastor. Church telephone 908-687- is a place for you to enjoy uplifting Worrall Community Newspapers No music and relevant mes-sages that will Springfield. NJ (073) 379-5387 visit 8077. Office hours by appointment. REFORMED CHURCH OF later than 12:00 Noon, Fridays prior to energize and inspire you. We offer a www.shaarey.org Rabbi: Renee Sunday service at 11OO AM includes a LINDEN. 600 N. Wood Ave. (comer the following week’s publication. warm and friendly environment with Edelman Cantor; Ja,son Rosenman children’s sermon. Sunday School at of Wood & Heiuy), Linden. 908-486- Bible study, Sunday school and active Please address changes to: Inspiring services and creative 10:00. Youth Sunday School during 3714. Serving Christ and the adult and youth groups. For further Connie Sloan programs and events. Religious the main serv'ice. Communion the first community since 1871. Sunday 1291 Smyvesant Ave. information, please contact Dr. School. PreSchool, active Sisterhood Sunday of the month. Choir and Praise worship 10:30 am, Sunday School PO. Box 3639 Christopher Belden, Pastor at 908- and Brotherhoixl, Renaissance Team UMW group meets 2nd 9:30am. Rev. Wilfredo Rodriguez. Union. 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CLUES ACROSS PISCES, Feb. 19 to March 20 You generally don’t like to be forced into the spotlight hut I , IX;al a blow U> 4, (iroup of vineyards in I-rancc this week things will be different. For some reason you are 7. IXKtors’ group desperate to be noticed. Don’t do anything too outrageous! H. River of the Argonne 10. 1/3 records ARIES, March 21 to April 20 1 1. Incombustible fire residue 12. Hops drying kiln The world will be a happier place for you as from today as 14. 1-ight in a protective case Jupiter, planet of good fortune and bringer of joy, moves into I 3. {'anarmm lii/,oniciim your chart. You still need to be serious and responsible, but 17. ('onchuling stale of pit;g have fun as well. nancy 19. Holiday bells organi/.ation 21. (Icncral’s assi.stant, abbr. TAURUS, April 21 to May 21 22. Side sheltered from the If you need to get along with someone you fell out with wind recently now is the time to approach them and let them know 23. ('ot)k in htit oil 24. Deep hole in the ground you want to be friends again. Your reasons for doing so may 23, Actress Ryan have more to do with profit than fiiendship but that’s okay. 26. Brew 27. 20th I IS l>residcnl GEMINI, May 21 to June 21 34. S[Kcch 35. (ienuincly You will accomplish more this week if you resist the urge to 36. Thrashed make detailed plans. At the same time you need to get other 38. Read superficially C L U E S DOW N people to take up some of your workload. You don’t have to 39. Reviewed harshly do it all on your own. Be kind to yourself. 40. larave me alone (text) 41. 'nun continuous marks 1. Auras 20. Aimed at object 42. Romanian airport code 2. Antelope with ridged 23. Those bearing young CANCER, June 22 to July 22 43. Auto curved horns 24. A course of action If you need to repair a working relationship this is the 44 Spring ahead lime 3. Mortarboard adornment 2.3. Navigator of a ship moment to reach out and offer the hand of ftiendship. Let 4. 1/100 vSenegal franc 26. Gone by or past 5. Impolitely 27. One of Regis’ daughters others know that what’s done is done and you don’t hold any 6. (’onsumcr 28. Comedian Ccasar gradges. With luck they will feel the same way about you. 8. A mosque Utwer 29. 12 inches (abbr.) ANSWERS 9. Sea eagle 30. Tax collector LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23 APPEAR II...... King (Tiarlcs spaniel 31. Greek mathematician IN OUR This is potentially one of the best days of the year for you. CLASSIFIED 13. Tobacco mosaic virus 32. Artiodactyl mammals SECTION 14. Ixical area network (abbr.) 33. A hereditary ruler Good things and good people will come your way over the 16. I'ann slate 36. Bums gas or wood (abbr.) next few days. Expect the best and you will get the best. 17. Orderly and neat 37. Of a layperson 18. Mythological bird VIRGO, Aug. 24 to Sept. 22 Don’t forget that other people will be affected by what you decide to do this week. You are more likely to enjoy success in the long-term if you consult loved ones in the short-term. LIBRA, Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 3 8 9 If you let your imagination lead you there is no telling what SUDOKU wonderful places you might end up. Don’t worry that some of 3 4 9 those ideas may seem too fantastic to ever come true - you Here’s How It Works: may be surprised. Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 4 1 5 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 SCORPIO, Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 boxes. To solve a sucoku, the 1 5 3 You will be called upon to lead by example this week, both in numbers 1 through 9 must fill each your personal life and at work. Make efforts above and row, column and box. Each number beyond the call of duty to show how it should be done but do can appear only once in each row, 8 1 not exhaust yourself in the process. column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will 7 8 4 SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 appear by using the numeric clues You could not ask for a better week for happiness and suc already proviced in the boxes. The 7 cess. You’ve still got to make an effort, of course, but those more numbers you name, the easi efforts will now really pay off. Stay focused on what matters. er it gets to solve the puzzle! 9 6 2 CAPRICORN, Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 ANSWER APPEAR IN If you want to get on in the world you have to take a few risks, OUR CLASSIFIEDS SECTION 3 5 1 but the danger now is you may get so desperate to succeed Level: Intermediate that some of the risks you take are plain stupid. Be cautious. Union Counn- Ix>calSonrce — November 15. 2018 23 ' " 1 ^ , I he Ohsiaeles to (looking i was browsing through my old compilation of recipes and rediscovered the delicious dairy free jam dot cookies that 1 used to make all the time. Now that I really try to limit my gluten, 1 made these vegan treats with almond Hour instead of whole wheat pastry Hour. 1 don't know from where this recipe originated 1 know that credit is very important to my readers so you may have to do the researeh yourselves! Note; This recipe recpiires a food processor and the ingre dients are a little pricey. Dairy and Gluten Free Jam Dots Dry Ingredients Steps Dry ingredients Preheat oven to .I.SO degrees 1 cup rolled oats Line a large baking sheet with parch 1 cup pecans ment paper. 1 1/4 cup almond flour or another nut In it food processor, process the oiits and pecans until it looks like a coitrse Photo Courtesy of Danni Newbury, County of Union flour 1/4 tsp baking powder meal. RAD PLACE — A new skate park was opened in Union County’s Mattano Park 1/4 tsp ground cinnamon Add in the rest of the dry ingredients at 360-484 5th Ave. in the southern corner of Elizabeth on Thursday, Nov. 8. 1/4 tsp ground nutmeg and stir. The skate park is the latest in a recent series of upgrades at Mattano, includ Pinch of salt In a separate bowl, combine all the wet ing turf athletic fields, sprinkler playground and the county’s first playground ingredients until fully mixed. for special needs children. "Wet ingredients Combine the wet and the dry ingredi 1/2 cup vegetable oil ents fully. 1/2 cup maple syrup Make 24 balls with the dough, place on IN MEMORIAM 1 tsp vanilla extract the baking sheet an inch apart, and put 1/2 tsp almond extract a thumbprint in each one. Put a tsp of jam in each thumbprint and • ADAMS - Irene S., of Kenilworth; Nov. 6. Former wife, grandmother. . ADLER - Blanche H., of Union; Nov. 3. Worked in bakery business. Mother. Plus bake for 15-16 minutes. • BROWN - Katrina L., of Linden; Nov. 4. Wife, grandmother, sister. 1/3 cup strawberry jam Let cool so they .stiffen up a bit and • BROXTON - Dorothy, of Union; Oct. 28. Great-great-grandmother. enjoy! • CONTE - Alfonso Anthony, formerly of Springfield; Nov. 5. Husband, father. • ELLENBERGER - Walter F. Jr., of Springfield; Nov. 5. Was 87. Alma Schneider, a licensed clinical .social worker and cooking coach, pro • FARINA - Lois R., formerly of Union; Nov. 1. Ran company. Wife, grandmother. vides individual se.ssions, corporate presentations and i^roup workshops • FERRIGNO - Marilyn M., formerly of Hillside; Bov. 4. Great-grandmother, 91. helping individuals overcome their practical and psvchological obstacles to • FESTA - Joan P., of Cranford; Oct. 28. Administrative assistant, grandmother. cooking. Alma has appeared on the Today Show, Tv Land and has presented • GALL - John Francis Xavier, of Kenilworth; Nov. 3 - WWII Navy vet, grandfather. at theTEDx Talks. She has also been featured in Family Circle Magazine • HARBUZINSKI - Richard A., of Qark; Nov. 5. Lab technician, husband, father. and numerous other publications. A cookbook is in the works! Lor more information, contact her at [email protected] or visit her web • JONES-EBRON - Maxine, formerly of Linden; Nov. 2. Mother. site at www.takehackthekitchen.com. • KRYSTOW - Joan Hageny, formerly of Mountainside; Oct. 30. Grandmother. • LEARY - Brian Edward, formerly of Clark; Oct. 31- Woodworker. • MCCARTHY - Leona Foley-Hart Brandt, of Cranford; Nov. 3. Grandmother, 96. • STANO - Agnes L., of Roselle; Nov. 6. Bank executive, volunteer tax counselor. • STORCH - Donald J. “Don,” formerly of Summit; Oct. 30. executive, husband. W j/f^lncludos, • WELCH - Helene, of Cranford; Nov. 1. ^ F L E A M ARK • WHITFIELD - William N. “Billy, “ of Summit; Nov. 1. Was 86. W THRIFT SHOPS In Memoriam is a weekly feature compiled by the news staff from various sources. I CULTURAL EVENTS We also provide the opportunity for families and funeral directors to puhlLsh a more extensive, special notice about their loved one called an obituary. These notices are pub [SCHOOL CONCERTS lished on our website immediately and then in the next edition o f this newspaper. To place I QARAQE SALES a paid obituary send an email to [email protected] or fax to 908-688-0401. Family and friends' submissions must include senders name, address, phone and the k FUNDRAISERS name o f the funeral home. Call 908-686-7850for assistance. Ull^UCTIONS, ETC 24 — Noveml>er I5,,20,f8 — UniojiCounty LpcalSojurce Library worker, BOE VP says Linden mayor behind attempt to fire her (Continued from Page i) quoted in a press release issued by Armstead condemning ter and several other students at McManus Middle School the board’s exploration of hatdng June primary voting had gotten sick during a class trip to Students to Science, in moved out of the city'’s schools. Morris County, on Oct, 25. Board president Raymond Topoleski said board policy C,)apt. Jack Ambrose of the East Hanover police depart dictates that only the president can speak on the behalf of ment said in a Nov. 6 phone interview that two students the board. pas.sed out at the science center and four others were trans Martucci did not attend the Sept. 28 meeting, but Kozak ported to Morri.stown Medical Center after complaining of did. being “light-headed.” Tire county’s HAZMAT unit “cleared” “You’re recorded in newspapers and press releases,” Vil the science center and the bus for the presence of carbon lani said. “So you violated ethics from the board, you and monoxide, but Ambro.se said the students eventually tested Mr. Martucci. And you lied, in my opinion.” positive for carbon monoxide poisoning. Armstead and Villani were not alway'S political rivals. The students were transported on the school trip by the Villani said she ran for the Board of Education 2015 as a Villani Bus Company, which has been owned and operated part of “Team Armstead,” but soon broke their alliance. by V'illani's family since 1920, according to the company’s “They were telling me when we won, and I was told — web site. and this was in the Armstead kitchen — I was told that we Manganello said there had been no communication were to vote as a block because that is where our power lies from the school district’s administration and said, “We Photo via Linden TV ’V'ouTube page and that they would be going over the agendas with us so would like to know are you representing the children of the HAVING HER SAY — School board vice president that w'e would know how to vote,” Villani said. Linden school system or are you re(>resenting the interest Theresa Villani speaks at the Oct. 16 Linden City “I appreciate you trying to get me elected, but these are of the Villani Bus Com|)any'i‘ That’s what I want to know. Council meeting displaying a copy of the Linden the people w'ho are electing me. I’m here for the kids, not Why was no email .sent out to the parents to follow up?” Ledger. your agenda. He just kept putting it out there, that he want “The nrayor came on to the library board (as a trustee) ed to get rid of the superintendent (Danny Robertozzi) and just this year," Villani said during a Nov. 5 phone interview. Coplan, w'ho said she was appointed to the board by the I just completely — I broke free. I publicly said, ‘Please stop “I’ve been working thei'e for five years. I’ve never been writ mayor, denied that Armstead holds sway over the mem supporting me in public.’ Even when it could have benefit ten up. I’ve gotten straight excelients’ up and down the bers. ed me, I still broke away.” line. But, all of a sudden, I’m being terminated or they’re “The board is autonomous,” said Coplan, who according She said her relationship with Armstead eventually trying to terminate me. This came directly after the bus to the city weisite also works for the planning board. “We became adversarial. incident when Marianthe’s daughter was one of the people don’t act on the behalf of the mayor. We are autonomous “The mayor has threatened me before and told me I bet on the bus. And they haven’t giv'en me a reason as to why.” and we discuss things among ourselves. We do not go to the ter watch myself or I would be sorry',” she said. “He also During a Nov. 3 phone inteiview, Arm.stead said he was mayor for advice. told me I better w'atch what I put on Facebook and that it’s not aware of the claim that he w'as exerting his influence to “It was a thing she (Villani) started on her phone that going to come back and bite me. I was totally taken aback. have Villani fired. made it...,” Coplan said before her voice trailed off. “Unfor When he said it to me, it was in a public place, the first time “It’s the first I’ve heard of it because they’re an tunately, it happened to have been right before the election. he said something to me. autonomous board,” he said. “Nobody can really say any 'That, I can’t help when things happen. It was just a coinci “He bends over to shake your hand and then he goes to thing about what was going on. I’m at this point ju.st trying dence. It had nothing to do with the mayor. The mayor whisper in your ear so nobody else can hear. So, it looks like to figure out what’s going on. This is getting crazier and cra knew nothing about it because we do not go to the mayor. he’s just saying hello, but he’s w'hispering threats into your zier by the minute. The board discusses it amongst themselves.” ear. “'ITie only thing I can say is that they’re an autonomous Villani appeared at the Oct. 16 council meeting bran “The first time it happened, I just looked around like. hoard. Most of the board was there before I got there so it’s dishing a copy of “Linden Ledger,” an eight-page newspa Did anybody else just hear that?’ The people I attended not like it’s n»y lx>ard members. 1 think 1 had two people 1 per that contained an article critical of the Board of Educa with w'ere like, ‘No.’ I told them right then and there on the put on the board since I been there.” tion’s “frivolous spending.” spot what happened and everv'body was just taken aback. Villani provided IxicalSource with a copy of a Rice A notice on the bottom of Page 8 states that the publica That is not how' adults are supposed to behave.” Notice she received from Dennis Pun'es, the director of the tion was paid for by the Committee to Elect .flrmstead for When contacted via phone before a Veterans Day cere library. A Rice Notice infonns an individual that they are to Mayor and the Committee to elect Michele Yamakaitis for mony on Nov. 12, Ai'mstead said, “I threatened her? Come be a subject of discu.ssion at a public meeting. Council President. on, that’s insane. Nothing could be further from the truth. Acconling to the notice, which was addressed to Villani, Villani was tangentially involved in a social media con I’ve never threatened anybody in this business. I’ve heard it the libraiy’s board of trustees at the Nov. 5 board meeting flict that flared between Arm.stead and state Assemblyman all. I really have.” had schevluled an agenda item to "have a discussion which Jamel Holley in October. Villani said she wouldn’t rule out the possibility' of filing could affect the terms and conditions of your employment. In posts. .Armstead alleged that Holley had paid children a hostile work environment lawsuit “if they continue to Si)ecifically, the Board will discuss your actions as an to distribute campaign literature supporting Villani, Gris- interfere with my job.” employee of linden Library and how' they may impact dis sett and Holder in Linden Wards 2,6. 9 and 10. Holley, the “I vvill have no recourse accept to file one,” she said. “It’s cipline and future employment.” former Roselle mayor who represents District 20, which the only way I can protect myself and my job. If they leave According to a subsequent email from Purves to Villani, includes Elizalieth, Hillside, Ro.selle and Union, denied the me alone from here on in. I’m fine. I’m bigger than them. I a copv of which was proviiled to the LocalSource, "I have claims. won’t stoop to the pettiness. Just let it blow' ov'er. But, if been authorized to rescind the Rice Notice for discussion VTllani also spoke out against Board of Education mem they keep coming after my job or interfering with the day- and po.ssible action on November 5th, 2018, There will be ber Katarzyna Kozak, who was endorsed by .Armstead dur to-day operations of the library', in w'hich thev'’re not sup no discussion or legal action.” ing her run for the board, during the board’s Sept. 28 meet posed to have any say, then I’m going to have to do some liiulen Library' Board of Trustees President Marilyn ing. Board members Kozak and Gregoty Martucci had been thing stronger.” PI BI.IC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC N OTICE PUBLIC NOTICE UNION COUNTY SERVICES TO : for the purpose of providing as an Professional service pursuant to UNION COUNTY side. New Jersey updated appraisal services to and for the Open N.J.S.A40A;11-5|1Ha) (i). SERVICES TO : to provide additional design, •NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD - Space, Recreation and Historic Preservation This contract and the resoiution authorizing it is -NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD - construction, adminisfration and inspection serv Data Adoptact 1118/2018 Trust Fund available for pttfDllc Inspection in the Office of the Date Adoptod 11/8/2018 ic e associated with the Union Countv Court C O S TS : in an amount not to exceed $1,000.00 Clerk of the Board house Complex, New Tower Stairwell Modern Public Not»c« 18 h*r®by given that the Union dames E. Peltettiere, RMC. QPA, Clerk Fhjblic Notice is hereby given that the Union ization project County Board of Chosen Freeholders has of the Board Chosen Fieehoiders RESOLUTIO N NO; 2018 - 944 County Board of Chosen Freeholders has C O S T S : in an amount not to exceed awarded a contract wfthout con^tltW e bidding U74(^2 WON November 15. 2018 ($12,25) AWARDED TO: Sterling DlSanto & Associ awarded a contract without competitive bidding $178,500.00 for a new contract amount not to as an Professional service pursuant to ates Somerville. New Jersey as an Professional service pursuant to exceed $4,506,830.00 N,J.SA.40A.1l-5(1) (i). UNION COUNTY SERVICES TO : for the purpose of providing N.J,SA40A;11-5(1Xa) (i). James E. Pellettiere, RMC, QPA, Clerk This contract ai>d the resoiulion authorizing it is appraisal services to and for the Open Soace, This contract and tne resolution authorizing it is of the Board Chosen Freeholders available for public lr\sp€K:t»on in »re Office of the -NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD • Recreation and Historic Preservation Trust fund available for public Inspection In the Office of the U74086 W CN November 15. 2018 ($14.21) CierK of the Board Date Adopted 11/8/2018 C O S TS : in an amount not to exceed $5,000.00 Clerk of the Board James E. Peltettiere. RMC, QPA, Clerk RESOLUTION NO; 20ia - 943 Public Notice is hereby given that the Union of the Board Chosen Freeholders R ESOLUTIO N NO: 2018 -945 amending (Res AWARDED TO; ^praieal Aseociates, Inc., County Board of Chosen Freeholders has U74091 W CN November 15. 2018 ($12.25) olution No. 2018-882) sw a rd ^ a contract without competitive biddirig Cranford, New 3 e ri^ AW ARDED TO : Netta Architects, of Mountain CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Union Count>’ LocalSourcf — Novt-mbi^r 15. um8 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PI BUC NOTICF. PI BI.IC NOTICE UNION COUNTY Total Upset: $377,468.23"* *Three Hundred Sev OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE November 1, 8. 15, 21. 2018 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 9! enty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-Eight Pursuant to a tax seaix^ of 08/07/2018: 2018 U73193 UNL ($158.76) FEES AND LICENSES, ARTICLE III RECRE -NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD - and 23/100*" Q TR 1 due date 2/1/2018 $1,873,00 included in ATION PROGRAMS SECTION 6 FEES FOR Date Adopted 11/8/2018 November 8, 15, 21, 29, 2018 below lien. Q TR 3 due date 8/01/2018 HILLSIDE PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAMS OF THE BOR U73435 UNL ($152.88) $1,953.00 open; subject to posting. Sewer OUGH CODE OF THE BOROUGH OF KENIL Public Notice Is hereby given that the Union Account: 1/1/2018 - 12/31,"2018 $153,00 open SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY WORTH, COUNTY OF UNION STATE OF NEW County Board of Chosen Freeholders has HILLSIDE plus penalty. Subject to a 3rd parly tax and CHANCERY DIVISION JERSEY awarded a contract without competitive bidding sewer lien in the amount of $2,407.94 * subse UNION COUNTY as an Professional service pursuant to SHERIFF’S SALE quent taxes and interest. Certificate #: 16-184 D O C K ET NO F-21616-18 N.J.S.A.40A:11-5(1Ka) (i)- Sheriff’s File Number: CH-18003748 sold on 12/9/2016 to US Bankcust for PCS Ster W ^^R PO SE OF THIS ORDINANCE IS TO This contract and the resolution authorizing it is Division: CHANCERY ling National; must call prior to settlement for NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS AMEND EXISTING CODE CHAPTER 91 FEES available for public Inspection in the Office of the Docket Number: F00080718 redemption figures AND LICENSES. ARTICLE III RECREATION Clerk of the Board. County: Union (This concise description does not rx>nstitute a STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: PROGRAMS, SECTION 6 FEES FOR PARTIC Plaintiff: DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST COMPANY legal description. A copy of the full legal descnp- IPATION IN PROGRAMS RESOLUTION NO: 2018 - 957 AMERICAS, AS TRUSTEE FOR RESIDENTIAL tion can be found at the Office of the Sheriff ) AMERICAN IDENTITY AWARDED TO: Attorney Title Services of ACCREDIT LOANS, INC., MORTGAGE ASSET- For sale information, please visit Auction.com at BE IT ORDAINED, bv the Borough couiu.ii of Cranford, New Jersey BACKED PASS- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, www.Auction.com or call (800) 280-2832. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND the Borough of Kenilworth. County of Union arnl SERVICES TO : to conduct a title seardi of the SERIES 2007-QA2 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction REQUIRED to serve upon Fein, Such. Kahn 4 State of New Jersey as follows Gurd Ave. Baseball Field in Hillside, New Jersey VS of the mortgage debt, including costs and Shepard, P.C., plaintiffs attorneys whose SECTIO N 1 91-6 fees for Pnriir-ipati«»n m Pfo CO STS: in an amount not to exceed $3,000.00 Defendant; PETER MOULTRY, UNKNOWN expenses, there remains any surplus money, the address is 7 Century Drive, Suite 201, Paralp- grams. Section C Basketball is hereby amended James E. Peliettiere, RMC, QPA, Clerk SPOUSE OF PETER MOULTRY, CITIBANK money will be deposited into the Superior Court pany, N J 07054, telephone number (973) 538- fo include the following of the Board Chosen Freeholders SOUTH DAKOTA NA, MAIN STREET ASSET Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, 4700. en Answer to me Complaint and Amended (4) 9th grade through lOlh grade initructHin U74075 W CN November 15, 2018 ($11.76) SOLUTIONS, INC..^MOUNTAINSIDE HOSPI or any M il thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Complaint, filed in a civil action, in which PEN- $/5j>er <^Tld per season TAL, NEW CENTURY FINANCIAL SERVICES Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature NYMCa C l o a n s e r v i c e s , LLC IS Plaintiff and SECTIO N 2 >^l ordinances or jiarts of ordi UNION COUNTY INC. and extent of that person’s claim and asking for RICHARD DAVID, at aL are Defendants, pend nances inconsistent herewith are hereby Sale Date: 12/12/2018 an order directing payment of the surplus money ing in the Superior Court of New Jersey repealed to the extent of such inconsistenciea -NOTICE OF CONTRACT AWARD ■ Writ of Execution: 09/17/2018 The Sheriff or omer person conducting me safe Chancery Division. Union County and bearinjg SECTIO N 3 Should any section, deuse. sen Date Adopted 11/8/2018 By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to will have information regarding me surplus, If Docket No F-21616-18 within thirty-five (35) tence, phrese or provision or any item in any me directed I shall expose for sale by public any. days after 11/15/2018, or If published after schedule of this ordinance be declared unconstt- Public Notice Is hereby given that the Union venue^at me UNION COUNTY ADMIf4lSTRA- THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE RIGHT TO 11/15/2018. thirty-five (35) days after me actuel tutionai or invalid by a Court of competent |uns- County Board of Chosen Freeholders has TiON bUILDING, tST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT FURTHER date of such publication, exclusive of such dele, diction, such decision shall not affect the remMv awarded a cx^ntract without competitive bidding TO W N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on W EDN ES- NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. exclusive of such dele If you fail to do ao. Judg ing portions of this ordinance. as an Professional service pursuant to DAY, at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $182,112.45"*One ment by Default may be rendered against you for S e c t i o n 4 This ordinance shell take effect N.J.S.A.40A;11-5(1)(a) (i). All successful bidders must have 20% of metr Hundred Elghty-Two Thoueand One Hundred the rellof demanded in the Compleinl. You shall upon Its final passage, publicetiun and «toption This contract and tne resolution authorizing it is bid available in cash or certified check at me Twelve and 45/100"* fite your answer and proof of service In duplicate in the n^anner prescxtbed by taw. available for public Inspection in the Office of the conclusion of me sales. Attorney: wim me Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes Clerk of the Board. PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED IN: FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS WEISMAN & Justice Crtmplex, C N - 971, Trenton, New Jersey Laura ReTnedaeri, BiVroti^ ClerL RMC, ('M R Township of Hillside, County of Union, in the GORDON, LLP 08625. in accordance with the Rules of Civil U74057 UNt November 15, 2018 ($26 46) R ESOLUTIO N NO: 2018 -948 State of New Jersey. 80 MAIN S TR E E T Practice and Procedure. AWARDED TO : The Musial Group, of Moun PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 65 SU ITE 460 This action has been instituted for me purpose ROSELLE PARK tainside, New Jersey Williamson Avenue, Hillside, NJ 07205 W ES T ORAN GE NJ 07052 of (1) foreclosing a mortuage dated 01/13/2009 SERVICES TO : to provide design and construc TAX L O T # 51 Block # 1003 (973)325-8800 made by RICHARD DAVID as mortoMors to LAND USE BOARD Of THL tion administration services for me replacement APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 50’ x 142’ Shenff: Peter Corvelli MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTFWTION BOROUGH OF ROSELLE PARK of three elevators in the Union County Court N E A R ES T C R O S S S TR EET: North Broad A full legal description can be found at the Union SYSTEMS. INC. AS NOMINEE FOR ATLANTIC house Tower Building Elizabeth, New Jersey ^eet County Sheriff’s Office HOME LOANS, INC., A NEW JERSEY COR PUBUCilEAKlNC C O S TS : in an amount not to exceed $38,380.00 Total Upset: $188,285.27***One Hundred PORATION recorded on 01/14/2009, in Book James E. Peliettiere, RMC, QPA, Clerk urrent through 3rd Quarter of 2018* Eighty-Eight Thousand Two Hundred Eighty- 12616 of Mortgages for Union County, Page PLEASE t a k e N O TIC E that on December 10, of the Board Chosen Freeholders Five and 27/100*** 861, et seq., which said murtgage was duly 2018 at 7:00 p.m, at the Municipal Building. 100 U74072 W CN November 15. 2018 ($13.23) Sewer open balance in me amount of $333.98* November 15, 21, 29, December 6, 2018 assigned to the Plaintiff named above, who Is the East Westfield Avenue Roselle Park. New Jet *Plus interest on these figures mrough date of U73842 UNL ($186.20) present holder of said Mortgage. The said Mort sey, 07204. the Land Use Board of the Bortxigh payoff and any and all subsequent taxes, water gage was assigned by Assignment of Mort of Kosella Park will hold a public hearing to UNL-LEGALS and sewer amounts. HILLSIDE gage from BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., to PEN- investigate and deterrT^ne wheltier the study Surplus Money: If after me sale and satisfaction NYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC. plaintiff here area hereinafter described meets the cntena for of the mortgage debt, including costs and SHERIFF’S SALE in, by Assignment dated Dscambsr 12. 2013, an area in need of redevekipmenl pursuant to N.J.S A 40A 12A-5 The purpose of this inves HILLSIDE expenses, there remains any surplus money, the Sheriff’s File Number: CH-1S003510 and recorded on February 28, 2014, In the money will be deposited into the Superior Court Division: CHANCERY Office of the UNION County Clark/Ragister in tigation IS to determine if the hereinafter described study area complies with the r»<)uire- SHERIFF'S SALE Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, Docket Number: F00973018 Assignment Book 1414, page 281, et ssq. and or any part mereof, may file a motion pursuant to County: Union (2) to recover possession of. and concerns menls of NJ$A 40A 12A-5 to be designated Sheriffs File Number: CH-18003546 as an area in need of redevelopment Division: CHANCERY Court Rules 4:64-3 ana 4:57-2 stating the nature Plaintiff: DITECH FINANCIAL LLC premises commonly known as 290 FITZ and extent of that person’s claim and asking for VS PATRICK STREET, HILLSIDE. NJ. 07205, The study area that the Borough Council Docket Number: F02113817 requested the Land Use Board to consider is County: Union an order directing payment of the surplus money. Defendant: CINDY EDWARDS M CCOARD Block 902. Lot 40 The Sheriff or otner person conducting me safe Sate Date: 11/28/2018 If you cannot afford or are unable to obtain an comprised of the property commonly known as Plaintiff: SUN WEST MORTGAGE COMPANY, Block 503.— Lots -1. 2,2 ,1 4, 5, 6. 7, 8. 6 and toon INC. will have information regarding me surplus, if Writ of Execution; 08/21/2018 attorney, you may communicate with the Legal any. By virtue of me above-stated writ of execution to Services Office of me County of venue by call- the tax man of the Borough of Roselle Park VS PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that you Defendant: CACILDA R. SAN TOS THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE me directed I shall expose for sale by public RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA u 8 iON COUNTY LAWYER REFERRAL (908) are privileged to be present at said public hear Sale Date: 12/05/2018 to present any and all objections or support Writ of Execution: 08/20/2018 FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH 353- 4715 ing A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PREM TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on W EDN ES UNION COUNTY LEGAL SERVICES: (908) you may have and any other general comments By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to relative to the Land Use Boards investigation as me directed I shall expose for sale by public ISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. 354- 4340 SHERIFF OF UNION COUNTY All successful bidders must have 20% of their YOU AMERICAN IDENTITY are made party to whether such area should be designated an venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA area In need of redevelopment The resolution TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH JU D G M E N T AM OUN T: $263.665.42***Two bid available in cash or certified check at the defendant to this foreclosure action bocause you Hundred Sixty-Three Thousand Six Hundred conclusion of the sales. hold a judgment/lien/mortgage which may be of the Borough Council authorizing and directing TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N,J„ on W EDN ES I the owner/mortgagors and for any right. the Land Use Board to undertake this investiga DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Slxty-FIve and 42/100*** The property to be sold is located in the munici against I------— - , , Attorney: pality of HILLSIDE, in the County of UNION and title and interest you may nave in, to or agelnsl tion and a map depicting the boundaries of the All successful bidders must have 20% of their area and the location of the various parcels of bid available in cash or certified check at the STERN & EiSENBERG PC State of New Jersey. the subject property. Upon request, a copy of the 1040 N. KINGS HIGHWAY, SU ITE 407 Commonly known as 1496A LIBERTY AVENUE, Complaint and Amended Complaint, if any, will property Included in the study area, including a conclusion of the sales. fitatement setting forth the basis for the investi- MUNICIPALITY; Hillside Township CHERRY HILL NJ 08034 HILLSIDG NJ 07205 be supplied to you for particularity. (609)397-9200 Tax L O T 32 BLOCK 401 Fite 748SVC gatlon. are all on file with the Borough Clerk and COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. Dated: November 15, 2018 the land Use Board and all sucfi documents are , STREET & STREET NO: 400 Long Avenue Sheriff: Peter Corvelli Dimensions of Lot: 16 feet wide ^ 1 0 0 feet long A full legal description can be found at the Union Nearest Cross Street: CLARK S TR E E T SL available foi inspection during normal hours * TAX BLOCK AND LOT: PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE after the BLOCK: 701 LOT: 12 County SherifFs Office THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE MISilil i l iBlfll Total Upset: $271,003.11***Two Hundred Sev RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Clerk of the Superior review of the Land Use Board at the hearing ] DIMENSIONS O F LOT: 52.00' x 80.00' Court of New Jersey described herein a finding by the Borough I N EAREST CR O SS STREET: 455' from Bloy enty-One Thousand Three and 11/100*** FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. November 15. 21. 29, December 6, 2018 *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES. MUNICI U74093 UNL November 15. 2018 ($40,67) Council that the above-descnbed ;irea, or a por- . Street tion thereof, constitutes an area In need of rw e - I SUPERIOR IN TER ESTS (if any): All unpaid U73841 UNL ($156.80) PAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, AND ANY SUCH TAXES, CHARGER LIENS, INSUR KENILWORTH velopment does authorize the Borougfi to « municipal taxes, assessments and liens; Any set acquire the properties contained in said area of facts which an accurate survey would dis HILLSIDE ANCE PREMIUMS OR OTHER ADVANCES MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRIOR TO THIS SALE. Please take notice that at the regular meeting through exercise of the Borough's power of emi ' close; Any restrictions or covenants on record of the Kenilworth Planning Board held on Thurs nent domain As a result, a redevelopment area which run with the land: Rights of the United SHERIFF S SALE ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CON Sheriff’s File Number: CH-18003694 DUCT AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN INDE day. November®, 2018 aT 7;30PM in the Munic determination may permit condemnation within States of America, if any; Any Condominium lien ipal Building, 567 Boulevard, Kenilworth. NJ the the area (a “Condemnation Redevelopment priori^, if any; Any outstanding PUD or Home Division: CHANCERY PENDENT INVESTIGATION TO ASCERTAIN Docket Number: F00172415 WHETHER OR NOT ANY OUTSTANDING following actions were taken; Area'). Upon a designation of a Condemnation owner's Associations dues or fees, if any; Any Redevelopment Area, owners of the designated occupants or persons in possession of the prop- County; Union INTEREST REMAIN OF RECORD AND/OR Plaintiff; THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE LIEN BEING Application #372, ARC of Union County, 720 properties will receive a notice from ttie Borough erty, if any; Additional municipal charges, liens, Lexington Avenue, adopted a formal resolution notifying ttiem of the designation and will have taxes or tax sale certificates and insurance, if FKA THE BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FORECLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF AMOUNT DUE THEREON. of approval thereby memorializing the action forty-five (45) days from the receipt of such . any. taken by the Board at their October 11, 2018 notice to cTiallenge the redevelopment designa Hillside Tw p - Taxes - Qtr #3 - 2018 holds a CWMBS, INC., CHL MORTGAGE PASS • 2018 ESTIM ATED Q TR 4 TAXES $1,046.00 THROUGH TRUST 2004-16, MORTGAGE • Sewer: Acct: 01/01/2018 - 12/31/2018 meeting. tion by filing ttie appropriate action in the Supe- j claim for taxes due and/or omer municipal utili rior Court of New Jersey, Law Division. ' ties such as water and/or sewer in me amount of PASS THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES $153.00 OPEN PLUS PENALTY 2004-16 Surplus Money: If after the sate and satisfaction /^plication #18-01, Grunwald Properties, $2,680.00 as of 08/14/2018 L.L.C. adopted a formal resolution of approval BOROUGH or ROSELLE PARK The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to VS of the mortgage debt, including costs and Defendant: RITA C, BATISTTI, MAURILIO expenses, there remains any surplus money, the thereby memorializing the action taken by the LANDUSr BOARD adjourn this sale without further notice Board at the October 11. 2018 meeting. November 15, 21. 2018 through publication. BATISTTI, WIFE AND HUSBAND; BANK OF money will be deposited into me Superior Court AMERICA. NA F/K/A FLEET NATIONAL BANK Trust Fund and any person claiming me surplus, U73961 U N U $ 6 ^7 2 ) Surplus Money: if alter the sale and satisfaction A copy of the Resolutions, together with rele of the mortgage debt, including costs and Sale Date: 12/12/2018 or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Writ of Execution: 07/09/2018 Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature vant documentation relating to these matters, UNION expenses, there remains any surplus money, me have been filpd in the o f f ^ of the Planning money will be deposited into me Superior Court By virtue of me above-stated writ of execution to and extent of that person’s claim and asking for me directed 1 shall expose for sale by public an order directing payment of the surplus money Board and is available for review during regular TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF Trust Fund and any person claiming me surplus, business hours. THE TOWNSHIP OF UNION or any part mereof, may file a motion pursuant to venue, at me UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA The Sheriff or other person conducting the safe Court Rules 4:64-3 ana 4:57-2 stating the nature TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH will have information regarding the surplus, if TOW N PLAZA, Elizabem. N.J., on W EDN ES any. Kathleen Moschitta. Planning Board Secretary PUBLIC NOTICE and extent of mat person's claim and asking for U74147 UNL November 15.^018 ($13 23) an order directing payment of me surplus rrwney. DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. For sate information, please visit Auction.at Ail successful bidders must have 20% of meir www.Auction.com or call (800) 280-2832 BOND ORDINANCE STATEMENTS The Sheriff or omer person conducting me safe KENILWORTH AND SUMMARY will have information regarding me surplus. If bid available in cash or certified check at the JUDGMENT AMOUNT; $2l1,681.43***Two conclusion of me sates. Hundred Eleven Thousand Six Hundred any. BOROUGH OF KENILWORTH The bond ordinance, the summary terms of JU D G M EN T AM OUNT: $367,057.67***Three MUNICIP/U.ITY; Township of Hillside Elghty-Ono and 43/100*" C O U N TY AND STATE: County of Union, State Attorney: PUBLIC NOTICE which are included herein, has been finally Hundred Sixty-Seven Thousand Fifty-Seven adopted by tha governing body of the Township and 67/100*** of N@w JorsGV RAS CITRON LAW OFFICES S TR E E TA N D S TR E E T NUMBER: 25 Long Ave 130 CLINTON ROAD The following ordinar>ce was introduced and of iJnion. in the County of Union, State of New Attorney: approved on first reading at a regular meeting of Jersey (die “Township ). on November 8. 2018 POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS TAX LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS Lot; 6: SUITE 202 Block: 1210 FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 the Borough Council of the Borough of Ken«- and tha twenN (20) day period of llmitatioti with 728 MARNE HWY worth held 10/10/18 and was approved for adop- in which a suit, action or proceeding questioning P.O. BOX 848 - SU ITE 200 DIMENSIONS: Approximately: 50 X 100 973-575-0707 NEAREST CROSS STREET: Pennsylvania Sheriff: Peter Corvelli tiOT on final reading at the regular meeting of the the validity of such ordinarKt can be cons* M OORESTOW N NJ 08057 Borough Council to be held on 11/7/18 at 8;00 menced. as provided in the Local Bond Low. has (856)^2-1000 Avenue A full legal description can be found at the Union BEGINNING AT A POINT ON TH E NORTHERLY County Sheriff's Office PM in Borough Hall. 567 Boulevard. NJ 07033. b a ^ n to run from tfw data of tha first publication Sheriff; Peter Corvelli of This statement (Jopies of the M l ordinanr? A full legal description can be found at the Union LINE OF LONG AVENUE AT A POINT THEREIN Total Upset: $2l7.389.85***Two Hundred Sev DISTANT 300.00 FEET WESTERLY FROM ITS enteen Thousand Three Hundred Eighty-Nine ORDINANCE NO. 2018-17 County Sheriffs Office INTERSECTION WITH THE WESTERLY LINE and 85/100*" CONTINUED ON NEXT PAOC 26 Novein^r If,. 2018 Union County IxKalSource PliBIJC None F. PUBLIC NOTH E PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE arth available at no coat and dunng regular busi- 7 CENTURY DRIVE VS ROSELAND NJ 07068 KML LAW GROUP. P.C. nesa hours, at the Township C l ^ ' t office for SUITE 201 Defendant; ROSEM ARY W OOD; GOLDOM E 973-797-1100 216 HADDON AVENUE members of the general public who request the PARSIPPANY NJ 07054 CREDIT CORP. Sheriff: Peter CorvelH S TE 406 same The summary of the terms of such bond 973-538-4700 Sale Date; 12/05/2018 A full legal description can be found at tiie Union W ESTM O N T NJ 08108 ordinance follows Sheriff: Peter CorvelH Writ of Execution: 08/13/2018 County Sheriffs Office _ [215)627-1322 A full legal description can be found at the Union By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Total Upset: $339,558.01 ***Thfee Hundred Thir Shenff: Peter CorveUi Title. BOND ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR County sheriff’s Office me directed I shall expose for sale by public ty-Nine Thousand Five Hundred Fifty-Eight and A full legal description can be found at the Union THE ACQUISITION OF A FIRE ENGINE FOR Total Upset; $467.161.52***Four Hundred Sixty- venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA (J1/100**' County sheriff’s Office THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BY AND IN THE Seven Thousand One Hundred FHty-One aixJ TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH November 8, 15. 21. 29, 2018 Total Upset; $326,513.52***Three Hundred TOWNSHIP OF UNION. I^i THE COUNTY OF 52/100“ - TO W N PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., on W EDN ES U73456PRO ($156.80) Twenty-Five Thousand Five Hundred Thirteen UNION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY: APPROPRI- November 15. 21, 29, December 6, 2018 DAY, at two o'clock in Uie afternoon of said day. and 52/100*** AFING $525,000 THEREFOR AND AUTHORIZ U73e60 PRO ($152.88)______Ail successful bidders rmist have 20% of their ELIZABETH November 15, 21, 29, December 6, 2018 ING THE ISSUANCE OF $498,750 BONOS OR bid available in cash or certified c^edc at the U73855 PRO ($133.28) ______NOTES OF THE TOWNSHI|S> TO FINANCE ELIZABETH conclusion of the sales. SHERIFF'S SALE PART OF THE COST THEREOF PROPERTY T O BE SOLD IS LOCATED IN: City Sheriff’s File Number: CH-18003538 iuzABirH SHERIFF'S SALE of Elizabeth, County of Union, In the State of Division: CHANCERY Purpose PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P l’BLIC NOTH E PUBLIC NOTICE commoniy known as 828*30 VAN BUREN (856)793-3080 or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to LINDEN .it-ii- t.ii i'i>, pcthi' .It frit* 1 AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NJ 07201 Sheriff; Peter Coivelli Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature tion I'l .HI AM 3 - BEING KNOWN as LOT 1763. BLOCK 8 on the A full legal description can be found at the Union and extent of that person s claim and asking for SHERIFF'S SALE 4 PM official Tax Map of the C ITY of ELIZABETH County sheriff’s Office an order directing payment of the surplus money Sheriff's File Number: CH-1S003545 Dimensions: Total Upset: $153.185.42***One Hundred Fifty- The Sheriff or omer person conducbng the safe Divisaoii. CHANCERY Brian C. Fritzacha, Secratary of the Board 150.00FT X 33.00FT X 150.00FT X 33.00FT Three Thousand One Hundred Eighty-Five and will have information regarding the surplus, if Docket Number F0036801S U73941 PRO N.v.sml.. :> 7016 |$74 H.'il Nearest Cross Street; NORTH AVENUE 42/100*** any. County: Union The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to November 15, 21. 29. December 6. 2018 For sale Information, please visit Plaintiff: CITi M ORTGAGE. INC R o iE L L E adjourn this sale without further notice by U73854PRO ($154.84)______Auction.com at www.Auctlon.com or call VS publication. 1800) 280-2832. Defendant: PETER JOHN DASILVA AKA PETER NOTICE OF ADOPTION ^Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens ELIZABETH JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $488,066.9€***Four DASILVA AKA PETER J. DASILVA. JESSICA BOROUGH OF ROSELLE or other charges, and any such taxes, Hundred Eighty-Eight Thousand SIxty-SIx DASILVA ORDINANCE NUMBER 2587-18 charges. Hens, insurance premiums or other SHERIFF’S SALE and 96/100**^ Sale Date: 12/05/2018 advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. Sheriffs File Number: CH-18003503 Attorney: Writ of Execution: 08730/2018 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 113 All Interested parties are to conduct and rely Division; CHANCERY SCHILLER, KNAPP, LEFKOWITZ 4 HERTZEL By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to OF THE BOROUGH CODE TO DESIGNATE A upon their own independent investigation to Docket Number: F40217 LLP me directed I shall expose for sale by public HANDICAP PARKING SPACE RESERVED ascertain whether or not any outstanding County: Union 950 NEW LOUDON ROAD venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA FOR A SPECIFIC PERSON IN FRONT OF A interest remain of record and/or have priority Plaintiff; SAMUEL BURRUANO SUITE 109 TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH CERTAIN RESIDENCE over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the VS LATHAM NY 12110 TO W N PL/kZA, Elizabeth, N.J.. on W EDN ES current amount due thereon. Defendant; FAW/VZ ABDELLATIF AKA FAWAZ (518) 786-9069 DAY. at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day **lf the sale is set aside for any reason, the R. ABDELLATIF AND DEPARTMENT OF COM Shenff: Peter Corvelli All successful bidders must have 20% of their NOTICE IS hereby given that o n iin a iH i* Nti'V.:.(.; Purchaser at the saie shall be entitled only to MUNITY AFFAIRS THROUGH THE BUREAU A full legal description can be found at the Union bid available in cash or cartlfiad check at the 2587-18 was passed and adopted uii s ih .jih J a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser OF HOUSING INSPECTION County'Sheriff's Office conclusion of the sales. and final reading at a Regular iHfo'„ng of If,. » shall have no further recourse against the Sale Date: 11/28/2018 Total Upset: $496,875.88***Four Hundred Nine MUNICIPALITY: Linden City Mayoi and Coundt on Novemb*-. 7 20lh .ifte. Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's Writ of Execution; 08/24/2018 ty-Six Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Five COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J 6 30 PM 210 Chestnut St Ros.-'m NJ attorn^. By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to and 88/100*** S TR E E T & S TR E E T NO: 1823 Mildred Avenue ***lf after the sale and satisfaction of the me directed I shall expose for sale by public November 1,8, 15, 21, 2018 TAX BLOCK AND LOT: Lydia 0. Massey. Acting Mumcipel Qerk mortgage debt, Including costs and expens* venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA U73202 PRO ($178.36)______BLOCK: 23 LOT: 10 U74177 PRO November 15. 2018 ($10 29) es, mere remains any surplus money, the TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 50' X 100 money will be deposited into the Superior TOW N PLAZA. Elizabeth. N.J.. on W EDN ES ELIZABETH N EA R EST CR O SS STREET: 200' from Garfield ROSELLE Court Trust Fund and any person claiming DAY. at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Street the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a All successful bidders must have 20% of their SHERIFF’S SALE SUPERIOR IN TER ESTS (If any): All unpaid SHERIFF'S SALE motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64*3 and bid available in cash or certifted check at the Sheriff’s File Number: CH-18003753 municipal taxes, assessments and liens. Any set Sheriff's Fils Number: CH-18003S06 4:57*2 stating the nature and extent of that conclusion of the sales. Division: CH/VNCERY of facts which an accurate survey would dis Division CHANCERY person’s cimm and asking for an order The property to be sold is located in the City of Docket Number: F01606216 close; Any restrictions or covenants on record Dcxikst Number F00738116 directing payment of the surplus money. The Elizabeth County: Union which njn with the land: Rights of the United County Union Sheriff or other person conducting the sale In The County of Union an d the State of New Plaintiff: WELLS FARGO BANK, NATIONAL States of America, if any; Any Condominium lien Ptalntifr NATIONSTAR M ORTGAGE LLC D/B/A wilt have information regarding the surplus, Jersey. ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE FOR OPTION priority, if any: Any outstanding PUD or Homo CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPANY if any. Premises commonly know as 335 Elizabeth ONE MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2007-4 owner's Associations duos or fees, if any; Any VS For sale infomiation, please visit Auction.com at Avenue ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES occupants or persons in possession of the prop Defendant T A U G U S TU S G A R R ISi'N HIG www.auction.com or call (800) 280-2832. Tax Lot#; 267 Block#: 5 2007-4 erty, if any; Additional municipal charges, liens, HFilRS, DEVISEES AND PERtlONAL iriJ'R E JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $3H29€.94***Three Dimensions of Lot (Approximately); 25’ x 100’ VS taxes or tax sale certificates and insurance, it SENTATIVES, AND HIS. THE.IR. OR ANY Ol Hundred Eighty*Four Thousand Two Hun Nearest Cross Streets: 3rd Street & Marshall Defendant: MIGUEL GONZALEZ; LETICIA any. THEIR SUCCESSORS IN RIGHT. TITLE AND dred Ninety-Six and 94/100*** Street GONZALEZ: NEW JERSEY CASUALTY Trystone Capital Asaata, LLC holds a tax sale INTEREST: NEVILLE GARRISON. THADDEUS Attorney; •THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE INSURANCE COMPANY; TRINITAS HOSPI certificate in the amount of *530 86 as ol GARRISON. NATHAN GARRISON, MICHELLE PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES, PC RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT TAL; KIM L. CONOVER 09/12/2017 FROELICH, DOROTHY STOREY ELAINE 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA Sale Date: 12/12/2018 Linden City, Sewer Account III 450 holds a LOPEZ, DUANAREE GARRISON^ STELLA SU ITE 100 TION.* Writ of Execution: 08/17/2018 claim for taxes due and/or other municipal utili GARRISON, GINA PERRY, LORETtA GARRI MT. LAUREL NJ 08054 JUDGMENT AMOUNT; $198,044.20***0ne By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to ties such as water and/or sewer In the amount of SON. STAtE OF NEW JERSEY, UNITED - 856-813-5500 Hundred Ninety-Eight Thousand Fotty-Four me directed I shall expose for sale by public $318.64 plus penalty: owed in arrears aa of STATES OF AMERICA Sheriff; Peter Corvelli and 20/100*“ venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA 08/24/2018. Sale Dale 11/28/2018 A full legal description can be found at the Union Attorn^: TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH The Sheriff hereby reaervea tha right to Writ of Execution 09/05//2018 County SherffTs Office LAURE^NCE R. SHELLER, ESQ. - COUN TO W N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N,J„ on W EDN ES adjourn thia aale without further notice By virtue of the ebove-steted writ of execution to Total Upset: $394,726.72**‘ Three Hundred SELOR DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. through publication. me directed i thflil expoee for »eie by public Ninety-Four Thousand Seven Hundred Twenty- 3490 US R O U TE 1 /VI successful bidders must have 20% of their Surplua Monay: If after the sale and satisfaction venue, at the UNION C O U N TY AOMIf4lSTRA Six and 72/100*** BLDG 7-B bid available in cash or certified check at the of the mortgage debt, including costs and TION BUILDING. tST FLOOR 10 ELIZAB6TH- November 15. 21. 29. Decembers, 2018 PRINCETON NJ 08540 conclusion of the sales. expenses, there remains any surplus money, the TOW N PLAZA. Elizabeth. N J . on W EDN ES U73885PRO ($166.60)______(609)452-7001 The property to be sold is located in the munici money will be deposited into the Superior Court DAY. at tvkfO 0 clock in the afternoon of said day Shenff: Peter Corvelli pality of ELIZABETH, in the County of UNION Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, All successful bidders must have 20% of their E u z A i i r H A full legal description can be found at the Union and State of New Jersey. or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to bid available >n cash or certified check et the County Sheriffs Office Commonly known as 735 SO U TH PARK Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature conclusion of the teles SHERIFF’S SALE Totai Upset: $287,430.96***Two Hundred STREET. ELIZABETH, NJ 07201 and extent of that person's claim and asking for Property to be sold is located in the BOROUGH SheHfTs File Number: CH*18003743 Eighty-Seven Thousand Four Hundred Thirty Tax LO T 1288 BLOCK 7 an order directing payment of the surplus money of R O ^LLE. Coun^ of UNION, Slata of New Division: CHANCERY and 96/100*** Dimensions of Lot: 26.08 X IRR The Sheriff or ofner person conducting the sale Jersey Docket Number: F04251614 November 1 8, 15. 21, 2018 Nearest Cross Street: SEVEN TH S TR E E T will have information regarding the surplus. If Premises commonly known aa 927 CHESTNUT County: Union U73205 PRO ($109.76)______THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE any. STREET. ROSELLE, NJ 07203-1932 Plaintiff: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT JUDGMENT AMOUNT: *288,357.20***Two BEING KNOWN as LOT 32. BLOCK 3402 on VS ELIZABETH FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. Hundred Eighty-Eight Thousand Thraa Hun the official Tax Map of the BO R O U G H of Defendant: BARBARA HARPER-BLOUNT AND •SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MUNICI dred Fifty-Seven and 20/100*** ROSELLE MR. BARBARA HARPER-BLOUNT, HER HUS SHERIFF’S SALE PAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES. AND ANY Attorney Dimensions 90.00FT X 100.00FT X 50,00 FT X BAND: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; SEC- SherifTs File Number: CH-18003513 SUCH TAXES, CHARGES, LIENS, INSUR POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS 100.00FT RETAf^Y OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVEL Division: CHANCERY ANCE PREMIUMS OR OTHER ADVANCES 728 MARNE HWY Nearest Cross Street: Tenth Avenue OPMENT; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; HACKEN Docket Number: F01311417 MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRIOR TO THIS SALE. P.O. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 The Sheriff hereby reserves the riaht to SACK ANESTHESIOLOGY ASSOC County; Union ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CON M OORESTOW N NJ 08057 adjourn thia sale wKhout further notice by Sale Date: 12/12/2018 Plaintiff: BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING LLC DUCT AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN INDE (856)802-1000 publication. Writ of Execution; 09/17/2015 VS PENDENT INVESTIGATION TO ASCERTAIN Shenff: Peter Corvelli ^Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Mena By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Defendant: ALEX ALEXIADES; ANNA ALEXI- WHETHER OR NOT ANY OUTSTANDING A full legal description can be found at the Union or other chargee, and any such taxes, me directed I shall expose for sale by public ADES: AHS HOSPITAL CORP D/B/A OVER INTEREST REMAIN OF RECORD AND/OR County SherifTs Office charges, liens, insursnce premiums or other venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA LOOK HOSPITAL; AND STATE OF NEW JER HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE LIEN BEING Total Upset: $296,550.14***Two Hundred Nine advancee mage by plaintiff prior to this sale. TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH SEY FORECLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT ty-Six Thousand Five Hundred Fifty and All interested parties are to conduct and rely r TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., on W EDN ES Sale Dale: 11/28/2018 AMOUNT DUE THEREON. 14/100*" upon their own independent Investigation to DAY, at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Writ of Execution: 08/27/2018 • 2017Taxet: *5,077.70 Billed: $53.14 OPEN November 8, 15. 21, 29. 2018 ascertain whether or not any outatanding All successful bidders must have 20% of their By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to PLUS PENALTY; *5,024,56 PAID U73436 PRO (*162.66)______interest remain of record and/or have priority bid available in cash or certified check at the me directed I shall expose for sale by public • 2018 Q trl Due: 0^01/2018 *1,303.04 OPEN over the lien being foreclosed and. if so the conclusion of the sales. venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA PLUS PENALTY LINDEN current amount due thereon. The property to be sold is located in the C ITY OF TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH • 2018Qtr2Due; 05/01/2018 *1,303.03 OPEN **lf the aale la set aside for any reason, the ELIZABETH in the County of UNION, and the TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on W EDN ES PLUS PENALTY PUBLIC N O TIC E OF DECISION Is hereby given Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to State of New Je rs^. DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. • 2018Qtr3Dua: 08/01/2018 *1,308.65 OPEN to all persons that a meeting and public hearing a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Tax LO T 46.A. BLOCK 1 All successful bidders must have 20% of their PLUS PENALTY of the Board of Adjustment of the City of Linden •hail have no further recourse against the COMMONLY KNOWN AS 138 CLARK PLACE. bid available in cash or certified check at the • 2018Qtr4Due: 11/01/2018 *1,308.65 OPEN was held on November 5. 2018 at which the fol Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's ELIZABETH. NEW JER S EY 07206 conclusion of the sales. • Water: Acct: 5503099037 To: 06/06/2018 lowing application(s) were called for public hear attorney. Dimensions of the Lot are (Approximately) 100 x All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with *32.27 OPEN PLUS PENALTY ing. after the sale and satisfaction of the the buildings and improvements thereon erect • INDEMNIFICATION ISSUED FOR PRIOR mortgage debt, Including cotta and expens Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the South- ed, situate, lying and being in the City of Eliza JUDGMENTS NO: DJ-578381-1997 IN THE Resolution: ZBA-O8-2018 es, there remeine any surplus money, the westerty line of Clark Place. 498 feet from the beth, County of Union and State of New Jersey: AMOUNT OF *1,438.75; JUDGMENT: DJ- Applicant: ARIES LINDEN. LLC money wMI be depoelted into the Superior Northwesterly line of First Street. Commonly Known as: 868-870 Park Avenue, 042243-2000 IN THE AMOUNT OF *6,030.00' Represented by. Stephen F, Hehl, Esq. (Javor- Court Trust Fund and any person claiming The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adioum City of Elizabeth, NJ 07208 JUDGMENT: DJ-027264-2006 IN THE baum/Wurgaft. PC) the eurplus, or any part thereof, may file a this sate without further notice through publica Tax Lot and Block No.: Lot 162.6A, Block 10 AMOUNT OF *2,370.00 Property: 5005 South Wood Avenue, Block 587 motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:54-3 end tion. Nearest Cross Street: Hillside Road (approx. Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction / Lots# 21 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and 98.94 feet away) of the mortgage debt, including costs and Zone: H-1 person’s cw m and asking for an order assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Dimensions (approx.): 51 04 x 98 94 expenses, there remains any surplus money, the Proposed - Construct & operate a sludge pro- directing payment of the surplua money. The other municipal assessments. The amount /kmount Due for Taxes: Subject to any unpaid money will be deposited into the Superior Court cesslrtg plant. Sheriff or other person conducting the sale due can be obtained from the local taxing taxes, municipal liens or other charges, and any Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, Rejected: will have information regarding the surplus, authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B*21 the such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to §31-4.1 - Proposed structure stack of 124 ft and if any. saie may also be subject to the limited Hen or other advances made by plaintiff prior to this Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature building 94.4 ft exceeds the height limit of 65 feet For sals information, please visit priority of any condominium/ homeowr>er sale. /VI interested parties are to conduct and and extent of that person's dalm and asking for in zone. Auctlon.com at www.auction.com or call • association liens which may exist. rely upon their own independent investigation to an order directing payment of the surplus money §31-17.1 - Minimum front yard 25 ft required, 6,8 (500) 290-2632. Surplus Money: If after the saie and satisfac ascertain vdiether or not any outstanding interest The Sheriff or other person conducting the safe ft provided (existing) JUDGMENT AMOUNT; 1146,735 75*“ Ona tion of the mortgage debt, including costs remain of record and/or have prioriw over the will have information regarding the surplus. If §31-26-1 - Site Plan Hundred Forty-Eight Thousand Seven Hun and expenses, there remains any surplus lien being foreclosed and. if so the current any. status: GRANTED w/CondItlona dred Thlrty-Slx and 75/100“ * money, the money will be deposited Into the amount due ftereon. If the sale is set aside for JUDGMENT AMOUNT: *S78,366.53“ *Flve Attorney; Superior Court Trust Fund and arty person any reason, the purchaser at the sale shall be Hundred Seventy-Eight Thousand Three Resolution: ZBA-09-2018 PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONFS, P(. claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Hundred Sixty-Six and 53/100*“ Applicant; MICHELE KONAN 400 FELLOW SHIP ROAD file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64<4 purchaser shall have no further recourse against Attorney: Represented by: Gregory M. Juba, Esq. SUITE 100 and 4:57*2 stating the nature and extent of the mortgagor, the mortgagee or the mort RAS CITRON LAW OFFICES Property: 1231 Union Street, Block 51 / Lota# MT, LAUREL NJ 08064 that person’s claim and asking for an order gagee's attorney. 130 CLINTON ROAD 29 856-813-6500 directing payment of the surplus money. The /Ts the above description does not constdute a SU ITE 202 Zone: C-2 Shenff Peter C PUBI,1C NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ROSELLE the Writ of Execution on file with the Sheriff of 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH Union County. SUITE 100 TO W N PLAZA. Elizabeth. N.J., on W EDN ES Ail applications are subject to the Mountainside SHERIFF’S SALE TH E SALE IS SUBJECT TO UNPAID TAXES MT. LAUREL N J 08064 DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Land Use Ordinance ana bulk variances may be SlMrifr* Fll* Number: CH-18003S11 AND ASSESSMENTS, TAX, WATER, /VND 866’-813-5500 Alt successtol bidders must have 20% of their requir^. if re q i^te d by the board, addittonal Divt»kxi CHANCERY SEWER LIENS, AND OTHER MUNICIPAL Sheriff: Peter Corvelli bid avaitat:^ in cash or certified check at the variance and waiver relleT may be required. Docket Number; F00794318 ASSESSMENTS, IF ANY THE AMOUNT DUE A fuH tegai description can be found at the Union conduston of the sates. Otoer issues may be discussed and action may County: Union CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE LOCAL TAX County Sheriff’s Office The property to be sold is located in the munici be taten. Plamliff WELLS FARGO BANK, N A ING AUTHORITY. PURSUANT TO NJSA Total Upset; $332,537.71*'*Three Hundred Thir pality (^R O S E LLE , in the County of UNION and VS 46 8B-21 TH IS SALE MAY BE ALSO S U B JE C T ty-Two Thousand Five Hundred Thirty-Seven State of N ^ Jersey. Ruth M. Rees DefenOant ETH AN D A V I^ WILMA LEBRON, TO LIMITED LIEN PRIORITY OF ANY CONDO- and 71/100'** Commonty known as 401 DRAKE AVENUE, Secretary UNI t ED STATES OF AMEf^ICA MINIUM/HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATION LIENS l^ e m b e r 1, 8, 15. 21. 2018 ROSELLE. NJ 07203 U74195 OBS November 15, 2018 ($32.34) Sale Date 11/28/2018 WHICH MAY EXIST, ANY SET OF FACT U73454PRO ($158.76)______Tax L O T 29 BLOCK 903 Writ of Execution 09^7/2018 WHICH AN ACCURATE SURVEY WOULD DIS Dimensions of Lot: 35 feet wide by 100 feet long SPRINGFIELD By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to CLOSE; ANY RESTRICTIONS OR ROSELLE Nearest Cross S b ^ t: THIRD A VtN U E me directed I shell expose for sale by public COVENANTS ON RECORD WHICH RUN WITH THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE Explanation: This ordtnar>ce amends the venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA- THE LAND; RIGHTS OF THE UNITES STATES SHERIFF'S SALE RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Code of the Township of Springfield, Chapter TION buiLDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH OF AMERICA, IF ANY; ANY OCCUPANTS OR Sheriffs File Number: CH-18003514 FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. X )0^, Land Use Regulations, to effectuate TO W N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N J,, on W EDN ES- PERSONS IN POSSESSION OF THE PROP Division: CHANCERY *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MUNICI the Consent Order amerKfing Final Declarato DAY. at two o'ciocM in the afternoon of said day. ERTY, IF ANY; ADDITIONAL MUNICIPAL Docket Number; F03392516 PAL UENS OR OTHER CHARGES, AND ANY ry Judgment of Compliance and Repose to All successful tiidders must have 20% of their CHARGES, LIENS, TAXES OR TAX SALE CER County: Union SUCH TAXES, CHARGER LIENS, INSUR establish toture income limits, entered by the bid available in cash or certiAed ched( at the TIFICATES AND INSURANCE, IF ANY. Plaintiff: BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING LLC ANCE PREMIUMS OR OTHER ADVANCES Superior Court of New Jersey, by amending conclusion of the sales. "A DEPOSIT OF 20% OF THE BID PRICE IN VS MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRIOR TO THIS SALE. Section 35-34, Affordable Housing Ordi Property to be sold is located in the BOROUGH CERTIFIED FUNDS IS REQUIRED AT THE Defendant: JER O M E K. BA TTS, JR. AKA ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CON nance, by the Township Committee of the of ROSELLE, County of UNION. State of New TIME OF SALE. THE SHERIFF HAS THE JEROME BATTS JR.^LOVENA C. BATTS A/K/A DUCT AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN INDE Township of Springfield, County of Union, Jersey RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT LOVENA BATTS; M^M MANAGEMENT LLC: PENDENT INVESTIGATION TO ASCERTAIN Stete of New Jersey. Premises commonly known as. 1265 CRES FURTHER NOTICE BY PUBLICATION AND THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE WHETHER OR NOT ANY OUTSTANDING CENT AVENUE, ROSELLE. NJ 07203-2945 "SURPLUS MONEY: IF AFTER THE SALE CITY OF LINDEN UNION COUNTY INTEREST REMAIN OF RECORD AND/OR TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD commonly known as 1265 CRESCENT AND SATISFACTION OF THE MORTGAGE Sale Date: 11/28/2018 HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE LIEN BEING ORDINANCE NO. 2018-17 AVENUE. ROSELLE BOROUGH, NJ 07203- DEBT, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENSES, Writ of Execution; 08/24/2018 FORECLOSED AND. IF SO THE CURRENT 2945 THERE REMAINS ANY SURPLUS MONEY By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to AMOUNT DUE THEREON. TAKE NOTICE, that the foregoing Ordinance BEING KNOWN as LOT 23. BLOCK 4504 on THE MONEY WILL BE DEPOSITED INTO THE me directed I shall expose for sale by public « 2018 Qtr 1 Due: 02/01/2018 $2,124.89 was passed and approved on second and final the official Tax Map of the BOROUGH of SUPERIOR COURT TRUST FUND AND ANY venue^ at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA- BILLED; $1,245.31 OPEN PLUS PENALTY; hearing at a Regular Meetirw of the Towiship ROSFUE PERSON CLAIMING THE SURPLUS, OR ANY TION bUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH $879.58 PAID Committee of ttie Township orSpringfield. Coun Dimensions 110.00FT X 50.00FT X IID OOFT X PART THEREOF. MAY FILE A MOTION PUR TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., on W EDN ES- • 2018 Qtr 2 Due; 05/01/2018 $1,794.42 ty erf Union, State of New Jersey, held on Mon- 50 00FT SUANT TO COURT RULES 4:64-3 AND 4:57-2 DAY, at two o’clock In the afternoon of said day. BILLED; $1,794.42 OPEN PLUS PENALTY; aay, November 5, 2018. Nearest Cross Street; Clark Street STATING THE NATURE AND EXTENT OF All successful bidders must have 20% of their HOMESTEAD BENEFIT CREDIT REDUCED The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to THAT PERSON S CLAIM AND ASKING FOR AN bid available in cash or certified check at the TAXES BY: $330.46 Linda M. Donnelly, RMC adiourn this sale wKhout further notice by ORDER DIRECTING PAYMENT OF THE SUR condusion of the sales. • 2018 Qtr 3 Due: 08/01/2018 $2,160.39 OPEN Township Clerk puDlication. PLUS MONEY THE SHERIFF OR OTHER All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with PLUS PENALTY; ESTIMATED TAX BILL U73967 OBS November 15, 2018 ($13.72) the buildings and improverr>ents thereon erect •2018 Qtr 4 Due: 11/02/2018 $2,134.66 OPEN ^Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal Hena PERSON CONDUCTING THE SALE WILL SPRINGFIELD or other chargee, and any such taxes, HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THE SUR ed, situate, lying and being in the Borough of • 2019 Qtr 1 Due: 02/01/2019 $2,136.21 OPEN charges, Mens, insurance premiums or other PLUS, IF ANY Roselle, County of Union and State of New Jer • 2019 Qtr 2 Due: 05/01/2019 $2,136.20 OPEN advances macM by pialntlfr prior to this sals. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $374,052.17~*Three sey; Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction Explanation: This ordinance amends the Commonly Known as: 227 East 8th Street. of the mortgage debt, including costs and code to update and revise certain parking All Intersstsd parties are to conduct and rsly Hundred Seventy-Four Thousand FHty-TWo permit and public parking lot regulations. upon their own Independent Investigation to and 17/100"* Roselle. NJ 07203 expenses, there remains any surplus money, the ascertain whether or not any outstanding Attorney: Tax Lot and Block No.; Lot 34, Block 2102 money will be deposited into the Superior Court interest remain of record and/or have priority MATTLEMAN, WEINROTH & MILLER Nearest Cross Street: 8th Street & Walnut Street Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD (approx. 450 feet away) or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to over the Men being foreclosed and. if so the 401 R O U TE 70 EAST ORDINANCE NO. 2018-21 current amount due thereon. SUITE 100 Dimensions (approx.): 50 x 100 Court Rules 4 :6 ^3 ana 4:57-2 stating the nature **lf the sale is set aside for any reason, the CHERRY HILL NJ 08034 Amount Due for Taxes; Subject to any unpaid and extent of that person’s claim and asking for Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to (856) 429-5507 taxes, municipal liens or other charges, and any an order directing payment of the surplus money. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWNSHIP COM a leturn of the deposit paid. The Purchaser Shenff: Peter Corvelli such taxes, charges, liens, insurance premiums The Sheriff or omer person conducting the safe MITTEE of the Township of Springfield, or other advances nriade by plaintiff prior to tois will have information regarding the surplus, if County of Union, State of New Jersey, that shall have no further recourse against the A full legal description can be found at the Union the Revised General Ordinances of the Town Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's County Sheriffs Office sale. All interested parties are to conduct and any. attorn^. Total Upset: $384,921 4 4 " ‘ Three Hundred rely upon their own independent investigation to JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $128,569.22— One ship of Sprir>gfield are amended: after the sale and satisfaction of the Eighty-Four Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty- ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest Hundred Twenty-Eight Thousand Five Hun mortgage debt, including costs end expens One and 44/1OO"* remain of record and/or have priority over the dred Sixty-Nine and^22/100*** SECTION I - AMENDMENTS es. tnere remains any surplus money, the November 15, 21, 29, December 6, 2018 lien being foreclosed and, if so the current Attorney: Chapter VII (TR A FFIC) is amended and supple money will be depoefted into the Superior U73884PRO ($196 00)______amount due thereon. If the sale is set aside for RAS CITRON LAW OFFICES mented at: Section 7-12 (MUNICIPAL PARKING Court Trust Fund and any person claiming any reason, the purchaser at the sate shall be 130 CLINTON ROAD PERM IT) and Section 7 - ^ (PUBLIC PARKING the surplus, or any pert thereof, may file a ROSELLE entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The SU ITE 202 LO TS AND HOURLY FEE PAKING) only as fol motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and purchaser shall have no further recourse against FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 lows: SHERIFF’S SALE the mortgagor, the mortgagee or the mort 973-575-0707 4:57-2 stating the nature end extent of that A. 7-12 MUNICIPAL PARKING PERMIT. person’s claim and asking for an ordar Shcriff’a File Number: CH-18003888 gagee’s attorney. Sheriff: Peter Corvelli directing payment of the surplus money. The Division: CHANCERY As the above description does not constitute a A toll legal description can be found at the Union Sheriff or other person conducting the sale Docket Number: F01428116 full legal description, said full legal description is County Sheriff’s Office will have information regarding the surplus. County Union annexed to that certain mortgage recorded in the Total Upset: $131,960.63***One Hundred Thirty- b. There shall be a maximum of [one hundred If any. Plaintiff: M TG LQ INVESTORS, L.P. Office of the Register/Clerk o f Union County in One thousand Nine Hundred Sixty and ten (110)1 seventy six f76l total permits issued For sale information, pleaaa visit VS Mortgage Book T1251 at Page 7 8 0 ,^ seo.. tllz- 63/100'** at any given time. Auctlon.com at www.auctlon.com or call Defendant: MARIA E. GARAY; MR. GARAY, abeth, New Jersey, and the Writ of £ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PI BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICF. this Ordinance is declared to be an independent a contract is hereby awarded to Denbar Con enforcement of. all directives, policies and tion of the Township and sh^l prasant same to tHdS section, subsection, paragraph, subdivision, struction. Inc., In the anxxint of $24,400.00 for decrees established by the Township Commit the Township Committee upon request The o The Township Administrator may reoutm sentence, dause, phrase or provision. In case special paving work at Chisholm Community tee. Except for the purposes of inquiry and the Township Administrator shall be responsible fev prompt re\-wpt from the To w n s n D e rk of cot.)*es any such portion of this Ordinance, or Its appli* Center to be completed before 12/01/2018. provision of information, the irKlIvIdual members performing periodic performance reviews on af) of any geriertf and official correspondence canon to any person or circumstances, shaH be BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Town of the Tovmship Committee shall not give Department Heads, and ensuring that period addressed to foe Township or any member of foe adjudged or otherwise determined to be invalid, ship Clerk publish a notice of this action in the or directions to any department that is suboitli- § performance reviews are pe^rm ed within all Township Committee unconstitutional, void, or ineffective for any otticiai newspaper of the Township within 10 nate to the Township Administrator either pub- Detrim ents by the varkxis Department Heads p. All complaints regarding functions. oUiga- cause Of reason by a court of competent juris> d ^ from the adoption of this Resolutkxi; and lldy or privat^. The Township Committee as a . The Township Administrator shall act as coor- nons. services or personnel of the Township not diction, such determination shail not effect or BE IT FURTHEFf RESOLVED the accounts to whole, by majority vote, may override the Town inator frx the submisskxt to foe Township Com specfficalty addressed to any other offinst or invalidate the remaining portions of this Ordk be charged are; C-04-11-002-000-530 and C-04‘ ship Administrator's decision and give direction mittee of budget requests of all Depamnents employee shsH be referred to the office of foe nance, and the applicaraon of such remaininq 1 4 -3 5 0 ^ -1 2 0 for $24,400.00 and that the to any such dc^^artment Departmwit Heads vtaii submit their proposed Towriship Administretor The Township Adoboia portions shall not be affected thereby, and all Chief Financial Officer has issued a Cerfificate of b. The Township Administrator shall be responsi budgets to the Administrator and such ackmionai trator or a designee, shall investigate and dis such remarnina portions of this Ordinance shail Available Funds that is incorporated herein by ble ft>r fiiture governmental and community plan- supporting data as requested The Township pose of such compteints, and foe Township remain in full force and effect. To this end, the nlr^, the recommendation of such to the Town Administrator shall be assisted by foe Township Administrator shail keep a written record of ->.<• Ft provisions of eadi section, subsection, para TAKE N O TIC E that the foregoing Resolution ship Committee and the coordination of all Chief Financial Officer m the prepaietion and complaints and when and what action was taken graph. subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase was adopted by the Township Committee, of the effrirts to institute same. submission to the Township Committee, on or in responsa thereto and provide to the Township and provision of this Ordinance are hereby To ^ s h ip of S^ngfleld, Counfy of Union, State c. The Township Administrator shall gather infor before January 15fo of each year, a proposed Committea a copy foeriKrf when requested to do declared to be severable. of New Jersey, at a Regular Meeting on Monday, mation and present same to the Township Com budget for the fiscal year, and shall prepare an so SECTION fV > R EPEAL November 5. 2018. mittee concerning pending State, County and exptonatCKV budget message. The Township q The Township Administrator, wifo the cooper This Ordinance is not meant to repeal any provi other municipal iegisiation, effecting local gov Administrator shaTl be responsible for the Imple ation of foe Township Chief FinarKlat Officer and sions of the Code other than those designated Linda M. Donneliy, RMC ernment in general and foe Township specirrcal- mentation of foe programs contained in the ad Depariment Heads, shall rnaintain a conttnu- herein, and ail ordinances or portons dr ordi Township Clerk budget. ing review and analysis of budget operatKHts ^ nances which are inconsistent or In conflict with U73960 OBS November 15. 2018 ($23.62) 9^. The Township Administrator shall coordinate h. The Township Administrator shall attend all work programs and costs of mum rtpal services the provisions of this Ordinance are repealed foe activities of all municipal d^)artments and meetings of the Townshto Committee, shall, r. Tha Township Administrator shail actively pur to Uie extent of such Inconsistency or con- SPRINGFIELD shall secure from the various detrim ents peri upon request, attend all Township Committee sue grants from and Keep the members of the odic reports on the operation of such depart sub-committee meetings, and may attend foe TownsNp Committee informed about Fedacai aid SECTION V - EFFECTIVE DATE Explanation: This ordinance amends the ments, including but not limited to Inventory, meetings of all other municipal oommittees, with projects. State aid projects and arty other atd This ordnance shail take effect upon passage Township’s Revised General Ordinances at receipts, disbursements, personnel matters and a right to take pari in foe discussion but not to programs for which tha Township may qualify and publication according to law. Chapter li, Section 2-12 and certain subsec general operations. Those Department Heads or vote, The Township Administrator shall receive 8 Tha Township Admfoistrstor shaH promptly Linda M. Donnelly, does hereby certify that ^ e tions thereof, Section 2-13.5 and Section 2- Township Officials, if any, who are now or here notice of idt regular and special meetings of the inform alt Department Heads and other appropn foregoing Ordinance was Introduced for first 30, by modifying certain provision relating to after required by Statute to render periodic Township Committee and all advisory oommit ate municipal amployees and officials of ad reading at the Regular Meeting of the Tovmship the dmee of Township Administrator. reports to the Township Committee shall file a tees. actions atKi directiona from the Township Com Committee of the Township or Springfield, in the copy of their reports with foe Township Adminis i. The Township Administrator shaH assist the mittee, and shall study, rtoomiriend. implement County of Union, State of New Jersey, held on TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGRELD trator. All m u n ic^i department except to the Township Clerk with foe preparation of the agen and enforce procedures and policies for the Monday, November 5, 2018, and that said Ordi extent prohibited by law or foe Township Code, da for each meeting of tne Township Committee compHlhg. editing and prompt dissemination and nance shall be submitted for consideration and ORDINANCE NO. 2018-20 shall be subject to foe direction and supervision and shall supply records and Information perti releasa of public inforrnatton upon foe authonzS' final passage at a regular meeting of said Town of foe Township Administrator. To the extent foat nent thereto to foe Township Crxnmittee end Its tion of the Township Committee The Township ship Committee to be held on Tuesday, Novem W HEREAS, the Township Committee of the any questions arise concerning foe respective subcommittees. Administrator shall prepare an annual report of ber 27, 2018, Springfield Municipal Building at 7 Township of ^ringfleld, County of Union, Stale authority of the Township Administrator, a j. The Township Administrator shall keep foe foe affairs of foe Township from foe prior yoa? p.m., at which time and place any person or per of New Jersey, seeks to update and revise cer Department Head or other Township official, then township Committee informed as to foe conduct and upon review and aptiroval by foe Township sons interested therein will be given an opportu tain provisions of the Township Code. foe affected parties shail immediately provide of all Township affairs and shall submit periodic Committee disseminate » to the residents of foe nity to be heard concerning said Ordinance. NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY such q^uestion(s) in writing to the Township Com- rm^orts, either in writing or orally, and on any Township as economically as possible Copy isjx)sted on the builefin board in the office TH E TOW NSHIP COM M ITTEE of the Township mittee s Administration Sub-committee and other matters as foe Township Committee shall t. The Township Administretor shall perform su«..h of tne Township Clerk. of Springfield. County of Union, State of New Township Attorney In witing. If foe Sub-commit request. The Township Administrator shail make other duties as may be. frrxn time to time specif Jersey, mat foe Revised General Ordinances of tee does not resolve the question(s) to foe satis such recommendations to foe Township Com- icatty required by the Tovvnship Committee Linda M. Donnelly. RMC foe Township of Springfield are amended: faction of the affected individuats, then foe issue mittee as necessary and advisable for foe wel Township Clerk SECTION I- AMENDMENT TO shall be transmitted to foe Township Committee fare of the Township. November 15. 2018 C H A P TER VI! as a whole for final and binding resolution. k. The Township Administrator shaH see foat the 2-13.5 Secretary to Township Committee. U73963 OBS November 15. 2018 ($67.62) Chapter li (ADMINISTRATION) is amended at e. The Township Administrator, in cooperation provisions of all franchises, leases, permits and As secretary to foe Township Committee, the Article II (Officers and Employees) Section 2-12 with all Depariment Heads, shall from time to privileges granted by foe Township are complied Township Clerk shall, at foe direction or the SPRINGFIELD (Township Administrator) only with regard to the time conduct studies of all activities and opera with by acbon of foe proper municipal officials, Township Committee and wHh foe assistance of subsections set forth, as follows: tions of foe Township government and recom and. upon knowledge of any vioiabon or breach, the Township Administrator, prepare the agenda Explanation: This resolution awards a con mend to the Township Committee changes to call foe same to foe attention of foe Township for ail meetings of the Township Comriuttee. be tract pursuant to public bidding law to Hutton 2-12 TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR. Increase efficiency, economy and effectiveness. Committee. present at all meetings of tha Township Commit Construction Company Inc. for the Sanitary f. The Township Administrator shall serve as (. Based upon a recommendation from a tee unless otherwise Instructed by foe Township Sewer Replacement Project at Baltusroi Golf Personnel Officer of the Township, and as such Department Head, or without, foe Township Committee, keep a journal of ail proceedings of Course project - Contract SP-2018-07 COAF). 2-12.3 Anointment; Term; Vacancy or shall consult with Depariment H e ^ s relative to Administrator may recommend to foe Township evsHy meeting, retain foe original ropiei of aH Absence; Removal. foe hiring, suspension, discharge, promotion and Committee foe employment of one (1) or more ordinances and resolutions, and record tha min- TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD a. The Township Administrator shall be appoint advancement of all employees. The Township experts or consultants to periofm w c ^ and ren utas of all meetings of foe tc»wnship ComrTMttee R ESOLUTIO N 2018-280 ed ^ a majority vote of foe full membership of Administrator shall implement foe appointment der advice on special matters or work projects in (Ord No 98-33 §27-5) the Township Committee. and removal of employees only as authorized by the Township W HEREAS, the Township of Springfield did b. Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A:9-137, foe term of the Township Committee. The Township Admin m. The Township Administrator shall coordinate advertise for the Sanitary Sewer Replacement office of foe Township Administrator shall be at istrator shall advise foe Township Committee, as and administer ttie activities relating to foe letting 2-30 RECYCLING COORDINATOR Project at Baltusroi Golf Course project - Con th^leasure of foe Township Committee. each situation warrants, regarding disciptina^ of contracts and foe performance and faithful 2-30.1 Establishment, tract SP-2018-07: and c. The Township Administrator shall be removed action against any employee. The Township execution of foe same, except insofar as such There shall be. within the Depariment of Public W HEREAS, pursuant to the Local Public Con from office only In accordance with the provi Administrator shall be responsible for foe main duties are e^ressly Imposeo upon some other Works, an office of Recycling Coordinator The tracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11 1, et seq., and upon sions of N.J.S.A. 40A:9-138. tenance and enforcement of sound personnel Township Officer or Official by applicable law or Recycling Coordinator snail be appointed by the recommendation of Arthur Elias. Consulting d. During periods of temporary absence that do policies and practices, consistent with all appli the Township Code. Township Committee The duties of that office, Township Engineer, Hutton Construction Com not exceed 10 consecutive days (e.g., vacation, cable collective negotiation agreements, and n. In comunction with foe Township's Chief as hereinafter set forth, shall be performed by pany Inc. has been determined to be the lowest conference or minor illnessj, the Township shail study and make recommendations with Financial Officer and Purchasing ^ e n t. the foe Recycling Coordinator wifo assistance, if resTOnsible bidder. Administrator shail appoint an Acting Administra regards to foe personnel organizations and poli Township Administrator shall re^ew foe pur necessa^, from those persons within foe depari NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the tor, and shall provide advance notice of such cies of foe Township and of ns Departments after chasing practices and policies of all departn>ent8 ment as designated by the Township Administra Township Committee of the Township of Spring- appointment to foe Township Committee, which consuttation with Department Heads. The Town for foe purpose of ensuring that purenases are tor in consultation with the Superintendent of foe field. County of Union, State of New Jersey that appointment shall terminate upon foe return to ship Administrator snail be responsible for foe made in accordance with applicable law, the Department of Public Works The duties of the a contract is hereby awarded to Hutton Con work of foe Township Administrator. However, maintenance of an up-to-date table of organiza- Township Code and sound purchasing prac- struction Company Inc. in the amount of Township Committee may appoint an Acting CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE $213,243.00 for the Sanitary Sewer Replace Administrator of its own choosing whenever foe ment Project at Baltusroi Golf Course project • Township Administrator is temporarily absent, PUBUC NOTICE Contract SP-2018-07: to be completed on or disablea or disqualified, which appointment shall PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE before December 14, 2018 and that the Mayor supersede any temporary ap(x>intment made and the Clerk of the Township of Springfield are under this subparagraph. hereby authorized, respectively, to execute and e. In foe event of a temporary absence or dis MOUNTAINSIDE attest to an agreement with Hutton Construction ability of the Township Administrator which Company Inc. 41 Village Park Rd, Cedar Grove, e x c e ls 10 days in length, foe Township Com Notice of Tax Sale NJ 07009 pursuant to bid spei^cations, and in a mittee may, by resolution, appoint an officer or form approved by the Township Attorney. employee of foe Township of Springfield to per PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. Jill A. Goode. Collector of Taxes of the BOROUGH OF MOUNTAINSIDE, In the BE IT FURTHER R E S O L V E , that the Town form foe duties of foe Township Administrator County of Union, pursuant to the authority of the statutes in such cate made and provided, will on Tuesday. December 11 ship Clerk publish a notice of this action in the during such temporary absence, disability or dis- 2016 at 11:00 AM In the morning, at the Mountainside Municipal Building, at 1365 Koute 22, expose for safe the parcels of official newspaper of the Township wittiin 10 guatmeation. land hereinafter, more particularly described by Block and Lot numbers as designated in the tax Duplicate for the Borough of d ^ s from ttie adoption of this Resolution: and 2-12.4 Full-Time or Part-time; Salary; Politi Mountainside now in use, for the total amount of municipal liens chargeable against each of the said lands respectively. BE IT FU RTH ER RESOLVED the accounts to cal Activity. Names are as the appear on the most recent Tax Duplicate In the office of the Tax Collector. be charged are C-04-18-300-000-110 for a. The position of Township Administrator may TAKE NOTICE that the amounts shown Include municipal liens chargeable against the described lands as of December 31 $213,243.00 and that Chief Financial Officer be full-time or part-time, as shail be specified by 2017, including interest and costs calculated to tncToateoTsiie in accordance with Title 54. Revised Statutes of the State of has Issued a certificate of available firnds which Resolution of the Township Committee at the New Jersey, as amended and supplemented by Chapter 75. P L. 1991 and Chapter 99. P L.1997 is incorporated herein by reference. time of hire, and foe Township Administrator TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said lands will be sold subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest offered, but in no T/U Office may be performed by one (1) or more per that are relevant to the Project and will be in con Project wilt create approximately one hundred Section 3. The Mayor is hereby authorized and persons interested therein will be given an sons. and need not be the only outies of such formance with the master plan of the Township; seventeen (117) full-time equivalent construction directed to execute the Financial Agreement opportunity to be heard concerning said Ordi person and Jobs over the duration of toe construction of the substantiaily in the form attached as Exhibit A nance. Copy is posted on toe bulletin board in WHEREAS, in accordance with the Exemption Project, as weH as approximately twelve (12) full together wifn such additions, deletions and other toe office of the Township Clerk. Law, the Redeveloper reconstituted itserf as time permanent jobs in connection with the oper modifications deemed necessary upon consulta SECTION II - SEVERABILITY SPDSAIL Urban Renewal LLC (the "Entity") for ation of the Project. tion with counsel to toe Township, and prepare, Linda M. Donnelly. RMC Each section, subsection paragraph, subdivi the purpose of undertaking the development of 3. In 2017, the Property, Including the Improve amend or execute any other agreements neces Township Clerk sion, sentence, clause, phrase or provision of the Redevelopment Area pursuant to the Rede ments thereon, generated approximately sary to effectuate this ordinance, subject to mod U73965 OBS November 15, 2018 ($121.52) this Ordinance is declared to be an independent velopment Plan; and $12,487.38 in total real estate taxes to all gov ification or revisions, as deemed necessary and section, subsection, paragraph, subdivision, WHEREAS, the provisions of the Exemption ernment units, including $3,724.15 to the Town appropriate. SPRINGFIELD sentence, clause, phrase or provision in case Law authorize the township to accept, in lieu of ship. Pursuant to this Agreement, in addition to Section 4. The Clerk of the Township is hereby any such portion of tills Ordinance, or its appii- real property taxes, an Annual Service Charge the provision of affordable rental housing within authorized and directed, upon execution of the Explanation: This resolution authorizes the caiion to any person or circumstances, shall be (as defined in the Exemption Law), to be paid oy toe township, the Project is projected to gener Financial Agreement by the Mayor, to attest to disposal of Township of Springfield’s Sur adjudged or otherwise determined to be invalid, the Entity to the Township in connection with the ate revenue for the Township in the first year of the signature of the Mayor and to affix the cor plus Personal Property. unconstitutional, void, or ineffective for any Project, and approximately $57,577, well in excess of the porate seal of the Township upon such docu cause or reason by a court of competent juris W h E k EAS, in order to enhance the economic municipal revenue generated by ad valorem ment. TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD diction, such determination shall not effect or viability of and opportunity for a successful proj taxes in 2017. The benefits to the Township Section 5. The Township Clerk shall file certi RESOLUTION NO. 2018-268 invalidate the remaining portions of this Ordi ect, the Entity submitted to the Mayor an appli accruing as a result of the Project, including the fied copies of this ordinance and the Financial nance. and the application of such remaining cation (the "Appilcatlon"), which is on file with provision of affordable housing, the generation Agreement with toe Tax Assessor of toe Town W HEREAS, the Township of Springfield is the portions shall not be affected thereby, and all the Township Clerk, seeking a tax exemption in of jdbs, the revitalization of the Redevelopment ship in accordance with Section 12 of the owner of certain surplus personal property which such remaining portions of this Ordinance shall connection with the Project pursuant to the Area, and the generation of municipal revenues, Exemption Law. is no longer needed for public use; and remain In full force and effect. To this end. the Exemption Law in exchange for which the Entity will Substantially outweigh any incremental coste Section 6. In accordance with P.L. 2015, c. W HEREAS, the Committee members are '*pro/lsions of each section, subsection, para proposes to make payments to the Township of to the Township resulting from the long term tax 247, within ten (10) calendar d ^ s following the desirous of selling said surplus property in an “as graph. subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase Annual Service Charges in lieu of taxes; and exemption granted herein. later of the effective date of this Ordinance or the is" condition without express or Implied war ana provision of this Ordinance are hereby WHEREAS, the Entity also submitted to the 4. The Township Committee’s approval of the execution of the Financial Agreement by the ranties. declared to be severable Mayor a form of financial agreement attached to long term tax exemption set forth in the Financial Entity, the Township Clerk also shall transmit a NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by toe SECTION III - REPEAL the Application, establishing the rights, responsi Agreement is essential to the success of toe certified copy of this Ordinance and the Financial Committee of Springfield, Union County, as fol This Ordinance is not meant to repeal any provi bilities and obligations of the Entity: and Project because, without the exemption, the Agreement to toe chief financial officer of Union lows: sions of the Code or any other Ordinance other WHEREAS, the Mayor submitted the Applica Entity would not be able to finance and construct County and to toe Union County Counsel for (1) The sale of the surplus property shall be than those designated herein, and ail ordinances tion and the financial agreement attached nereto the Project in a manner that will allow it to estab informational purposes. conducted through GovDeais pursuant to State or portions of ordinances which are inconsistent as E)^hi(pit A (the "Financial Agreement") to the lish retail and residential rents that are consistent Section 7. the Mayor and Township Clerk are Contract A-7096//T2581 In accordance with the or in conflict widi the previsions of this Ordinance Township Committee with his recommendation with the current market. As a result, without toe hereby authorized to take such action and to terms and conditions of the State Contract. The are repealed only lo me eetenrt of such Inconsis for approval, a copy of which recommendation is tax exemption probable occupants of the Project execute such other documents, on behalf of toe terms and conditions of toe agreement entered tency or conflict on fife with the Township Clerk; and would not choose to reside or rent commercial Township, in consultation with Township counsel, into with GovDeais are available online at gov- tfiCTtON tv * BFPCCTfVt M TC WHEREAS, upon review of the Application and «)ace in the Project. The exemption permits the as is necessary to effectuate the terms of the deals.com and also available in the Township This ordinance shaM take effect immediately the Mayor’s recommendation, the Township Entity to charge rents that are consistent with toe Financial Agreement. Clerk’s office. upon passage and pubiicaiKin according to law, Committee has made the following findings with market for new, multi-family rental units and Section 8. If any part(s) of this ordinance shall (2) The sate will be conducted online and the and the maximum cemsensadon levels estab- respect to the Project pursuant to N.J.S.A. modern commercial space in the Township and be deemed invalid, such partis) shall be severed address of the auction site is qovdeais.com. listied herein shall be eiective as of January 1. 40A.20-11; thus influence the locational decisions of the and the invalidity thereby snail not affect the (3) The sale is being conducted pursuant to 2018 1. The Project will effectuate the development of probable occupants of the Project. remaining parts of this ordinance. Local Finance Notice ;S)08/9. underutilized property in the center of the Town WHEREAS, in accordance with the provisions Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect In (4) A list of the surplus property is set for the L inda M Donnelly, does hereby certify that the ship's downtown area while providing new retail of the Exemption Law, the Township Committee accordance with alt applicable laws. below. foregoing Ordinarice was introduced for first uses that will increase commerce within the desires to approve the Application and the (5) The surplus property as identified shall be reading at the Regular Meeting of the Township Township and new residential housing units, Financial Agreement. Linda M. Donnelly, does hereby certify that the sold in an “as-is" condition without express or Committee of the lownshlp of Springfield, in the including affordable housing units. Further, the NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED BY foregoing Ordinance was introduced for first implied warranties with the successful bidder County of Union, State of New Jersey, held on Project will renew and revitalize the Redevelop THE MAYOR AND COMMITTEE OF THE reading at the Regular Meeting of the Township required to execute a Hold Harmless and indem Monday, November 5. 2018. and that said Ordi- ment Area because it allows for the redevelop TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, NEW JERSEY Committee of toe Township of Springfield, in the nification Agreement concerning use of said sur nance shall be submitted for consideration and ment of a site currently characterized by an AS FOLLOWS: County of Union, State of New Jersey, held on plus property. final passage at a regular meeting of said Town underutilized surface parking lot into a pn^uc- Section 1. The aforementioned recitals are Monday. November 6. 2()18, and that said Ordi ship Comrnittee to be held on Tuesday, Novem tive use that will generate temporary construc incorporated herein as though fully set forth at nance shall be submitted for consideration and GovDeais Auction Hems ber 27. 2016, ^rlngfleld Municipal Building at 7 tion and permanent retail Jobs and permanently length. final passage at a regular meeting of said Town p.m., at which lime and place any person or per increase tax ratables within the Redevelopment Section 2. The Application submitted by the ship Committee to be held on Tuesday, Novem Department of Public Works sons interested therein will be given an opportu Area. Entity Is hereby approved in accordance with ber 27, 2018, Springfield Municipal Building at 7 nity to be heard concerning said Ordinance. 2. It is anticipated that the development of the Section 8 of the Exemption Law. p.m,, at which time and place any person or CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Copy Is posted on the bulletin board In the office of the lownshlp Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Linda M. Donnelly. RMC Township Clerk U73964 OBS November 15, 2018 ($197.47) SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD Period of Usefulness 15 years Explanation; This ordinance is approving TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD E. Acquisition of new additional or replacement equipment and machinery, new Application for a Long Term Tax Exemption BOND ORDINANCE 2Q18-18 STATEMENT AND SUMMARY information technology equipment and new automotive vehicles, including original and Authorizing the Execution of a Financial apparatus and equipment, tor the use of various Township departments, offices Agreement with SPDSAIL Urban Renewal The bond ordinance, the summary terms of which are included herein, has been and agencies; finally adopted by the Township Committee of the Township of Springfield, in the TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD County of Onion, State of New Jersey on November 5. 2018 and the 20-day period ppw ORDINANCE 2018-19 of limitation within which a suit, action or proceeding questioning the validity of dump truck such ordinance can be commenced, as provided in the Local Bond Law, has begun pickup truck WHEREAS, the Township of Spniiufield, in the to run from the date of the first publication of this statement. Copies of the Tull County of Union. New Jersey (the “Township"), ordinance are available at no cost and during regular business hours, at the a public body corporate and politic of the State or Clerk's office for members of the general public who request the same. The sum- New Jersey (the '‘State") Is authorized pursuant of the terms of such bond ordinance follows: to the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law, K BOND ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE MAKING OF VARIOUS PUBLIC Fire Department NJ.SA 40A 12A-1 ef seg (the "Redevelop OVEMENTS AND THE ACQUISITION OF NEW ADDITIONAL OR REPLACE turnout gear ment Law"), to determine whether certain MENT EQUIPMENT AND MACHINERY, NEW INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY confinetf space equipment parceis of land within the Township constitute an EQUIPMENT, NEW COMMUNICATION AND SIGNAL SYSTEMS EQUIPMENT AND area in need of rehabilitation and/or an area in NEW AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES. INCLUDING ORIGINAL APPARATUS AND EQUIP Various need of redevelopment: and MENT. IN. BY AND FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD. IN THE COUNTY OF computers and other information technology equipment WHEREAS, pursuant to the Redevelopment UNION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF $5,034,000 TO Lew. improvements to property located within an PAY THE COST THEREOF. TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT. TO AUTHORIZE THE Public Library area in need of rehabilitauon or redevelopment ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH APPROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDE computers and other Information technology equipment nray qualify for long term tax exemptions under FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE the Long lerm Tax Exemption Law. N.J.S.A ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS Appropriation and Estimated Cost 366,000 40A 20-1 0t seq (the "Exemption Law”), and The purposes, appropriations and bonds/notes auth_Qft2ed_ig_lfai8 multiDurpose Down Payment Appropriated 47,665 WHEREAS, pursuant to the Redevelopment bond ordinance are as fotiows: Bonds and Notes Authorized 318.335 Law, by resolution duly adopted on January 9. Period of Usefulness 5 years 2007. the governing body of the Township (the SChEDU.L£...QE..lMP.RQVE-M£NT§. PURPQ,S.E.S..ANP AMO.UN.IS "Township Commihee"), designated the prop F. Undertaking of various improvements to public buildings and property con erties identified on the Tax Maps of the Township A. Undertaking of various road, curb and sidewalk improvements, including work sisting of (i) repairs and improvements to water channels and streams to improve as Block 207. Lots 1 and 2 (the “Redevelop in the right-of-way and drainage work, as required. It is hereby determined and drainage at various locations, (ii) installation of monitoring wells and environmen ment Area") as an ^area in need of redevelop stated that said roads being improved are of ^Class B" or equivalent construction tal remediation at various municipal facilities, (iii) replacement of sanitary sewer ment" pursuant to the Redevelopment Law; and as defined in Section 22 of the Local Bond Law (Chapter 2 or Title 40A of the New lines and improvements to sanitary sewer pump stations at various locations, (iv) WHEREAS, the Township Committee designat Jersey Statutes Annotated, as amended; the "Local Bond Law"). various improvements to the Public Library and (v) various improvements to public ed the Township as tha redevelopment entity buildings and grounds. It is hereby determined and stated that the public buildings responsiWe for implementing and carmng out Appropriation and Estimated Cost $ 1,450,000 being improved are of "Class B" or equivalent construction as defined in Section redaveiopmont plans pursuant to the Keoevel- Down Payment Appropriated $ 69,050 22 of the Local Bond Law. opment Law, and Bonds and Notes Authorized $ 1,380,950 WHEREAS, pursuant to N J.S A. 40A12A-7. Period of Usefulness 10 years Appropriation and Estimated Cost 483.000 on April 4. 201 r, the Township Committee duly Down Payment Appropriated 23,000 adopted an ordinarKe approving a redevelop- B. Undertaking of the Mountain Avenue Roadway and Streetscape Improvement Bonds and Notes Authorized 460.000 m w t plan (and as same may be nirther amend Project (Including related improvements in the vicinity thereof). Period of Usefulness 15 years ed from time to time, the “Redevelopment ?lan") for the Redevelopment Area: and Appropriation and Estimated Cost $ 1,500,000 G. Acquisition of new communication and signal systems equipment consisting of WHEREAS, on Apnl 4, 2017, the Township Down Payment Appropriated $ 71,450 an upgraded trunk radio system and related equipment for the use of the Police Committee adc^ted a resolution conditionally Bonds and Notes Authorized $ 1.428.550 Department, the OEM and the First Aid Squad. designating SPDSAIL LLC as the conditional Period of Usefulness 10 years redeveioper of the Redevelopment Area: and Appropriation and Estimated Cost 650,000 WHEREAS, on September 25. 2018, the Town C. Replacement of the Mount View Sanitary Sewer Line and related improve Down Payment Appropriated 30,960 ship Committee adopted a resolution designat ments Bonds and Notes Authorized 619,040 ing SPDSAIL LLC as the redevetoper of the Period of Usefulness 10 years Redevelopment Area (the “Redeveloper"), and Appropriation and Estimated Cost 300,000 WHEREAS, on September 28. 2018. the Town Down Payment Appropriated 14.300 ship and the Redeveloper entered into a Rede Bonds and Notes Authorized 285,700 Appropriation and Estimated Cost $ 5.034,000 velopment Agreement (the “Redevelopment Period of Usefulness 40 years Aggregate Down Payment Appropriated $ 270,000 Agreement") tn order to implement the d e ve k ^ Aggregate Amount of Bonds and Notes menl. design, financing aiw construction of a D. Acquisition of new additional or replacement equipment and machinery for the Aufno nzed $ 4,764,000 mixed-use project consisting of one story of use of the Department of Public Works (*DPW*), including, but not limited to. (I) a ground-floor retail and two stories of rx>t to backhoe. (ii) a mower and (ill) a sewer camera inspection machine (funding Town ran,ts tif any) Apprqpriat^ed: $-0- exceed twenty-four (24) residentiai rental units, ship's equal share of the cost of such machine to be shared with the Township of t together with on-srte ^rkin g (the "Project"): Millburn (lead agency)) and Uind,a..,M„ ,Cp.nn,el,iy WHEREAS, the Protect will conform to the Appropriation and Estimated Cost 285,000 Township ClerK Down Payment Appropriated 13,575 Township of Springfield Redevetopmeni* Plan arto the Redevelopment U73949 OBS November 15. 2018 ($130.34) Agreement end eH applicable municipal zoning Bonds and Notes Authorized 271.425 ordinances to the extent u contains provisions Union County LocalSource — November 15. 201H — 31 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Toro Sand Pro 5020 UMMIT MEETINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL. 2. ZB-18-1942 Nationai DL-68 Reet Mower SECTION 2-2.1, RULES OF THE COMMON 6 Crestwood Lan® 2005 New Hoiiand Backhoe LB75B BID NOTICE COUNCIL. (Create new standing committee BL 3106 L 2 EAG-LEC AL.N structure) (d) - yananco for FAR to construct a n*w sun- TAKE N O TIC E that the foreooing Resdutton CITY OF SUMMIT Summa^: The p u ^ s e of this ordinance is to room & dock was adopted by the Township committee, of the amend the Code, Chapter H, Administration, Arti- CLARK Township of Springfield, County of Union, State PROJECT: COMMUNITY CENTER & DPW de //, Meetings of the Common CouncU, Section 3, ZB-18-1932 of New Jersey, at a Regular Meeting on Monday, GENERATOR PROJECT 2-2, Council Meetings, Subsection 2-2.1. Rules Township of Clark 80 OiviskMi Avenue Union County, New Jersey Novembers, 2018. of the Common CourKii. to create a new stand BL 3001 L 36 DEPARTMENT: Department of Corn- ing committee strudure. (d) - variance for FAR & (c) - variances for build Linda M. Donnelty, RMC munity Services NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ing coverage, lot coverage & side yard setback BY THE CLARK TOWNSHIP Township Cleric Dated: November 7, 2018 for a two (2) story addition. U73957 OBS November 15, 2018 ($27.93) Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasirrg PLANNING BOARD Approved: November 7, 2018 REGARDING DESIGNATION OF A Agent of the City of Summit, Union County, New Nora Christopher Nicola sprT n g f ie l d NON CONDEMNATION Jersey no later than 11:00 A.M. prevailirra time, Flattest, Maycx* Board Secretary Tuesday, December 4, 2018, in the Council AREA IN NEED OF REDEVELOPMENT PUBUC NOTICE Chamber, First Floor, City Hall, 512 Springfield I, Rosalia M. Licatese, City Clerk of Summit, do Dated November 7, 2018 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE foal on Thurstiav Avenue, Summit, New Jersey for: hereby certi^ that the foregoing ordinance was U73970 OBS November 15, 2018 ($16 17) Township of Spiingfteid duly passed by the Common Council of said City Oerrember 6, 201* beginning at 7:30 p m m m'e County of Union. NJ COMMUNITY CENTER & DPW at - regular meeting held on Wednesday SUMMIT Council Chambers si 315 Westfield Avenue. GENERATOR PROJECT evening, Tlovember“Jovember 7. 201"2018. PUBUC NOTICE Clark, New Jersey foe Clark Townthip Plan TAKE NOTICE, there will be a public hearing ning Board will hotd a publi. hr iring to rielot SUMMIT HOUSING AUTHORITY mine whether foe property desenbed below for input on the Community Development Blodc in accordance with the specifications and pro Rosalia M. Licatese. City Clerk CHANGE OF MEETING DATE Grant for the 2019 applications on Tuesday posal forms for same whiCT m ^ be obtained at Dated: 11/7/18 should be dosignaled as i Non Condemtrahon RedevelopmenT Area pun-runt to the L o c ^ November 27, 2018 at 7:00 pm in the Council the office of the Department of Community Serv U73983 OBS November 15. 2018 ($16.66) Please be advised that the meeting of the Board Room. Municipal Building, 100 " Mountain ices, 512 Springfield Avenue. Summit, N. J. dur Redevelopment and Housing Law, N J S A of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the 40A.12A-' I saq Avenue. ing regular business hours, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, SUMMIT City of Summit originally scheduled for Wednes 1-1 at .w The Study Area proposed for designation con Linda Donnelly Monday - Friday. PUBUC NOTICE OF DECISIOM day, November 2S: 2018 to be held in the Janet Municipal Clerk All bids shall be addressed to PI ststs of Block 58 Lot 5, 30 3ft Terminal Avenue, Whitman Room of Summit City Hall, 512 Spring- which is located in foe Township's CO R Corpo U73962 OBS November 15, 2018 ($7.£ The Zoning Board held a meeting on November field Avenue, Summit, N J has changed the date Ql- Bids, along with bid securities, 5. 2018 arid memorialized and approved the fol rate Office Research Overlay Distrlcl In me Ct SPRINGFIELD of the meeting to Tuesday, NovamMa 20, 2010. Commerdal Industrial Zone District must be enclosed in a properly SEALED enve lowing resolutions: The meeting location is me same The meeting lope bearing on the outside the name of the dd - time Is unchanged at 7:00 PM The purpose of the hearing is to rtelermirw> PUBUC NOTICE CONTAINED 1. Z8-18-1940 whether the above raferanced Study Area REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS should be designated a.s a non condemnation 46 Parkview Terrace Formal Actions will be taken, A bia S^urity is required in the amount of ten BL 4706 L 9 area in need oiredevekipment Notice is hereby given that the Township of percent (10% ) of the total bid, not to exceed (c) - variance for side-yard setback & total side- The public hearing will be heW before me Clark Springfield will receive proposals on Tuesday, Joseph M Billy, Jr. Township Planning Board on Thurwlay, De.frn- $20,000, in me form of a dd bond, certified yard percentage to construct a second story Executive Director December 4, 2018 at 2 p.m., for provision of check or cashier’s check, made payable to the addition each of the following services, for the period 11/6/2018 City of Summit. U73944 OBS November 15. 2018 ($11.27) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE JANUARY 1, 2019 through DECEM BER 31, Bidders, when appropriate, shall comply with 2019: the provisions of the following taws of New Jer In the Office of the Township Clerk, Springfield sey: N.J.S.A. 34:11-56.25 et seq. (F^revailing PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTIf F Municipal Building, 100 Mountain Avenue, Wage Act)r N.J.S.A. 52:25-24.2 (Statement of Springfield, NJ, for: Ownership Disclosure); and any subsequent amendments thereto. Bidders are also required ROSELLE PARK TOWNSHIP ATTORNEY SERVICES to comply with the requirements of N.J.S.A. LABOR COUNSEL SERVICES 10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27 (AffirmaUve NOTICE OF LIEN SALE OF PROPERTY FOR NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES, BOND COUNSEL SERVICES Action) and N.J.S.A. 52:32-44 (Business Regis ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES TOWNSHIP PLANNER SERVICES tration), and any and all other Federal, ^ t e and CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES local laws, regulations and requirements. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, I, Maria Dina Pereira Tax Collector of the taxing district of the Borough of AUDITING ACCOUNTING AND CONSULTING The Common Council reserves the right to Roselle Park, County of Union, State of New Jersey on November 19, 2018, at 10 am In the Municipal Building, 110 East West SERVICES reject all bids or propolis, waive any minor field Ave Roselle Park, NJ, or at such later time and place to which said sale may then be adjourned, will expose lor linn sale SPECIALIZED ATTORNEY SERVICES - defects, and consider bids for sixty (w ) and sell the several parcels of land on which taxes and/or other municipal charges remain unpaid for Ihn year 2017 and prior AFFORDABLE HOUSING/COAH after their receipt pursuant to the Local F subject to N.J.S.A. 54:5 et seq. Said properties will be sold subject to redemption at the lowest rate of Interest but in no SPECIALIZED ATTORNEY SERVICES - Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. case shall exceed 18% per Annum. Payment for liens purchased shall be made via cash, money order, certillad chock or wire TAX APPEALS No charge sKali be made or recovery had for transfer prior to the conclusion of the sale. SPECIALIZED ATTORNEY publishing any official advertising unaccompa Industrial properties may be subject to the Spill Compensation and Control Act (N.J.S A.58.58:10-23 11 at seq), the Water SERVICES - REDEVELOPMENT nied by such statement of price. Pollution Control Act, (N.J.S.A, 58:10A-1 et seq.) and the Industrial Site Recovery Act N J S.A 13:1K 6 at seq ). In addition the municipality is precluded from issuing a tax sale certificate to any perspective purchaser who Is or may be in any wav con’ and in the Oflice of the Planning Board Secre Purchasing Agent nected to the prior owner or operator of the site. » » / tary, Springfield Engineering Dept., 20 North Dated: 11/7/18 The said lands and the names of persons who have been assessed as owner of said lands and the total amount d u e and Trivett Avenue, Spriri^eld, NJ, for: U73991 OBS November 15. 2018 ($31.36) owing on said land(s) are as follows: PLANNING BOARD ATTORNEY SERVICES SUMMIT B lo ck Lot Type Name PLANNING BOARD PLANNER SERVICES Address Total PLANNING BOARD ENGINEER SERVICES BID NOTICE 108 3 BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT TU Kokotowski, Barley & Carole 613 Maplewood Ave, $3,037 63 108 15 U Verdon, John P. Jr. 612 Faitoute Ave, $173.76 ATTORNEY SERVICES CITY OF SUMMIT 113 14 BOARD O F A D JU S TM EN T U Quintal, Nelson 620 Laurel Ave, 1191,60 119 1 U Schmitt, Lorraine 501 Valley Road : 334 87 PLANNER SERVICES PROJECT: W INTER 2018-2019 SUPPLEM EN 125 7 U Pannell, Denise M. 543 Maplewood Ave 216 10 BOARD O F A D JU S TM EN T TAL SNOW REMOVAL SERVICES 127 ENGINEER SERVICES 17 U Barreira Manuel & Lauren 524 Willow Ave $33170 127 20 T Knapp, Claudia M. 510 Willow Ave. $2,409,28 DEPARTMENT: Department of Corn- 128 22 TU Korybski. Mathew & Jean Proposals are being solicited through a fair and munity Services 313 Webster Ave. W $9,795.55 open process in accordance with N.J^S.A. 202 1 T Horan Lumber & Coal Co 630 Westfield Ave W $1,896 55 19:44A-20.4. 206 22 U Ambroslo, Francesco & Elisa 124 Bridge SI. $386 36 Sealed bids will be received by ttie Purchasing 207 24 U Bizzaro. Judith Requests for Qualifications may be obtained at Agent of the City of Summit, Union County, New 504 Webster Ave W. $1,264 25 the respective offices, during normal business 209 8 U Alvarez, Jesus & Marlbel 437 Maplewood Ave. $241 82 Jersey no later than 11:00 A.M. prevailing time, 303 1 TU Drake, Elaine G, hours, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., begin Tuesday, November 27, 2018, in the Council 315 Seaton Ave $13,903 05 ning on Thursday, November 15, 2018. Ques 303 4 TU Djokic, Saban 419 Willow Ave $4,55133 Chamber, First Floor, City Hall, 512 ^ringifield 307 5 tions should be directed to Township Clerk, Avenue, Summit, New Jersey for: U Lucero, Laura K. 333 Clay Ave. W. $336.24 Linda Donnelly at 973-912-2201 or Board Sec 309 23 TU Naccarato, Gaetana 311-313 Westfield Ave. W $19.435 98 WINTER 2018-2019 SUPPLEMENTAL 313 1 retary, Jennifer Law at 973-912-2221. SNOW REMOVAL SERVICES T Cusumano, Jeffrey 209-215 Westfield Ave W $6,203 10 Proposals must be made in the form required 403 3 U Estevez, Eric 811 Larch SI. 1 381 33 by the specifications and one (1) original copy, 405 9 U Jean-Dennis, Fabrice 50 Sumner Ave. W, 14122 In accordance with the specifications and pro 411 20 along^ with an electronic______copy thereof,______, must r ' be ' posal forms for same v^ich i t w be obtained at U Ordonez, M. & Garzon, M. 131 Colfax Ave. W 2 7 1 ,5 « delivered to reach the respective office prior to 414 26 U Nell-Holman, Carl & Wright 11 Colfax Ave W : 298 22 the office of the Department of Community ^ r v - 417 Tuesday, December 4, 2018 at 2 p.m. ices, 2nd Floor, 512 Springfield Avenue. Summit. 9 U Newharl, David E & Roberts, L A 616 Larch SI $241.58 All Information requested in the Request for N. J. during r^u la r business hours, 8:30 am - 506 2 TU JGH Realty, LLC 138 Webster Ave. W $7,325 96 Qualifications must be provided or the proposal 4:30 pm. Monday - Friday. 510 15 U Lin, Mao r & Genova. Ida C. 29 Clay Ave W $34157 may be disqualified. Proposals must be sealed All bids shall ffo addressed to PUI 602 30 T Butler Avenue Holding LLC 135 Butler Ava, $2,260 05 and labeled “PROPOSAL T O PROVIDE [specify NT. 512 SPg ...... 604 7 U Hernandez. Luis & Julletha 62 Grant Ave. W. $141 62 the position in question]^. The Township of - ■ - Bids, along with bid securities, 604 15 U Hunter, Kenneth J, & Karen 42 Grant Ave W .378.03 Springfield reserves the nght to terminate the must be enclosed in a properly SE/U-ED enve 604 20 U Vail, Clyde R. & Kathleen S 212 Fllbart SI 1557,51 process as to any position at any time, to reject lope bearing on the outside the name of the bid- 605 24 U Sledrana Property Investments LLC 17 Warren Ave. 1957 71 any and all proposals, to waive any Informality In CONTAINED 705 1 U M.O.R.. LLC 707 Chestnut SI. 1585 57 801 12 the RFQ F>roo^, and to accept all proposals I d U Thomas, Kaye Ann 40 Lincoln Ave E 1660 77 which, in their judgment, are most a^anta- idders shall comply with the provisions of ttie 801 28 U Maglletta, Siaphania 17 Webster Ave E $151 30 geous, price ana other factors considefed, and 802 5 T Pazsik, Mary Anne 517 Walnut St. $15,186 63 will best serve the interest of the Township. 803 18 U Velez. Holman 518 Hemlock SI $738 04 Proposals are required to comply with ttie 806 12 U Federal Nal'l MIge 420 Cherry St $281 56 requirementsuirements of N .J .S A 10:5-31 efet seq. and (Affirmative Actbn) and N.J.S.A. 52:32-44 (Busi 807 17 TU Kept, Jr, John E 183 Clay Ave. E $5,439 32 N .1' A ‘ .C •' . 17:27.17:27 ness Registration), and any subsequent amend 810 26 U Acevedo, Angelica 324 Spruce St OBS November 15, 2018 ($37.24) ments thereto, and any and all o th ^ Federal. 811 5 U Rivera, Rosa M 327 Spruce St. State and local laws, regulations and require- 904 11 U Dorlelan, Rigaud 139 Dalton St mente. 904 12 U Akayuh, Stephen 141 Dalton SI SPRINGFIELD The Common Coundi reserves the right to 909 5.01 U Wood Ave, Realty Corp 141 Chestnut St reject all bids or p ro p o lis, waive any minor 1001 6 U Gayanllo, Sonia 304 Colfax Ave E TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD defects, and consider bids for sixW (60) days 1004 23 U Ortiz, Jose Jr. & Zenelda Abreu 505 Lincoln Ave E after their receipt pursuant to the Local Public 1006 17 U Dalcastlllo, Adolfo & Margaret 440 Sheridan Ave. COUNTY OF UNION Contracts Law, N.J.S.A. 40A:11-1 et seq. 1007 10 U Rodriguez, Jason 400 Lincoln Ave E No diarge shall be made or recovery had for 1010 13 U Nlkaj, Rasim & Nikovic, Hamidija 410 Sherman Ava. TAKE N O TIC E that there will be a Special publishing any official advertising unaccompa 1012 8 U Maldonado, Judith 325 Pershing Ava Meeting of the Township Committee of the Town nied by such statement of price. 1013 8 U Gallo, Donna 338 Sheridan Ave ship of Sprit^eld on Wednesday, November 21, 1015 23 U Nadella, Robert A, 447 Henry St 2018 at 6:45 p.m, in the Municipal Building, 2r*d Purchasing Agent 1017 24 T Polansky, Lois K 3 Rhoda Terrace floor, 100 Mountain Avenue. The purpose of the Dated; 11/7/18 1105 4 U Potter, Jeanne & Gregory 217 Charlotte Terr meeting is to convene a Closed Session discus U73986 OBS November 15. 2018 ($27.93) 1107 3 U Beckford, Sara J & Luvins, M 105 Pershing Ave sion on the following matters: 1107 9 TU Roman, Julio 125 Pershing Ave 1. Personnel — Business Administrator Position suM iFr~~~~~" 1108 17 U Sanchez, Mabel 144 Sheridan Ava No Action will be taken with respect to these 1108 26 T Cato, Ramona 110 Sheridan Ave matters. c m r OF SUMMIT 1111 20 U Bretones, Almee 214 Galloping Hill Road Linda M. Donnelly, RMC RNAL PASSAGE 1111 22 U Diaz, Derrick & Paula 204 Galloping HHI Road Township Clerk ' ORDINANCE #18-3176 1113 10 U Burgos. Ricardo, Jr. & Diane 122 Gallouiiiu HIM Hd U74203 OBS November 15, 2018 ($9.80) 1113 25 Dejesus, Jimmy & Cruz. Iris 455 Westfield Ave E AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE, U73200 UNL October 25, November 1, 8, 15, 2018 ($488.04) CHAPTER M, ADMINISTRATION, ARTICLE II. 32 November 15, 2018 — Union County I/)calSource PUBLIC NO l ie E PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE bar 6, 2018 at 7 30 p m in the mam meeting over the lien being foreclosed and, If eo the me directed I shall expose for sale by public room located in the Clark Township Council current amount due thereon. venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA Chambers. 315 Westfield Avenue, Ciarlf. New **lf the tale is set aside for any reason, the TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH SPRINGFIELD Jersey All arsons who are interested in or Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to TOW N PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J,. on W EDN ES would be affected by a determination that the a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Explanation: This ordinance amends the Township ordinances and establish above-referenced Study Area constitutes a non shell have no further recourse against the Ail successful bidders must have 20% of their es a salary range for the office of Township Administrator within the Township condemnation area in need of redevelopment Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s bid available in cash or certified check at the of Springtield.gfie‘ " wilt be provided an opportunity to be heard, and attorn^. conclusion of sales. TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD all objections to such a determination and evi *if after the sale and satisfaction of the The property to be sold is located in the munici ORDINANCE NO. 2018-22 dence in support of those objections, whether mortgage debt, including costs and expens pality of C F^N FO R D , In the County of UNION given orally or in writing, shall be received and es, there remains any surplus money, the and State of New Jersey. W HEREAS, the salaries and/or compensation of certain officers, positions and considered and made a part of the Planning money will be depoertsd into the Superior Commonly known as 255 BLOOMINGDALE employees within the Township of Springfield that are not covered by a collective Board's record Court Trust Fund and any person claiming AVENUE, CRANFORD, NJ 07016 bargaining agreement are required to be established by ordinance: and A map showing the general boundaries of the the eurpiue, or any, part (nereof, may file a Tax L O T 13 BLOCK 300 W HEREAS, a salary ordinance complements the Township's existing internal con ' ' I invesitgaled and other relevant docu- motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Dimensions of Lot: 13400 SF trols and strong accounting policies, 316 for inspection in the office of 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Nearest Cross Street: ALBANY AVENUE NOW, THERFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township the Municipal Clerk during normal business peraon’s claim and asking for an order THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE of Springfield in the County of Union and State of New Jersey as follows: hours directing payment of the surplus money. The RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Sheriff or other person conducting the eels FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. SECTION I - COMPENSATION /s/Donna Mazzucco will have information regarding the eurpiue, *SUBJECT TO ANY UNPAID TAXES, MUNICI Planning Board Secretary if any. PAL LIENS OR OTHER CHARGES, AND ANY U74064 EAG November 15, 21, 2018 ($54 68) For sale information, please visit Auction.com at SUCH TAXES, CHARGER LIENS, INSUR 1. Commencing upon effective date of this ordinance, for the following position, www.auction.com or call (800) 280-2832 ANCE PREMIUMS OR OTHER ADVANCES the respective salary ranges set forth below are hereby established as. respec CRANFORD JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $147.470.29” *One MADE BY PLAINTIFF PRIOR TO THIS SALE. tively, the minimum and maximum base salary amounts to be paid conditional upon Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand Four Hun ALL INTERESTED PARTIES ARE TO CON one full year of continuous employment until this ordinance shall be amendeo or SHERIFF'S SALE dred Seventy and 29/100*** DUCT AND RELY UPON THEIR OWN INDE repealed, as to the said position set forth below: Sheriffs File Number; CH-18003754 Attorney: PENDENT INVESTIGATION TO ASCERTAIN Division CHANCERY PHELAN HALLINAN DIAMOND & JONES. PC WHETHER OR NOT ANY OUTSTANDING Position Salary Range Per Annum Docket Number: F01029318 400 FELLOWSHIP ROAD INTEREST REMAIN OF RECORD AND/OR County Union SUITE 100 HAVE PRIORITY OVER THE LIEN BEING - Full Time $ 95,000.00 to $130,000.00 Plaintiff U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION MT. LAUREL NJ 08054 FORECLOSED AND, IF SO THE CURRENT Township Administrator | VS 856-813-5500 AMOUNT DUE THEREON. Part Tim e $ 30,000.00 to $ 65,000.00 Defendant. GR EG O RY DENO Sheriff; Peter Corvelli • 2018 Qtr 4 Due: 11/01/2018 $3,229.20 OPEN Sale Date 12/12/2016 A full legal description can be found at the Union • 2019 Qtr 1 Due; 02/01/2019 $3,120.98 OPEN 2. In addition to the above salary range, ran a longevity payment shall be paid to such Writ of Execution: 09/21/2018 County Sheriffs Office • 2019 Qtr 2 Due: 05/01/2019 $3,120.97 OPEN employee only where specified by the Code of the Township of Springfield and/or By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Total Upset; $152,034.85***006 Hundred Fifty- • Sewer: Acet: 07/01/2018 • 12/31/2018 contract. Such longevity(y pay shall be considered as additional compensation. me directed I shall expose for sale by public hirly-P . . . .. $128.09 OPEN PLUS PENALTY $0.91 PAID venue, at the UNION C O U N TY ADMINISTRA 3. For the position set forth above, the Township Committee shall determine the November 15. 21. 29. December 6, 2018 Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction initial salary within the above range as well as the designation of full- or part-time TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH U73856 EAG ($164.64)______of the mortgage debt, including costs and TOW N PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J,, on W EDN ES expenses, there remains any surplus money, the employment status, by way of resolution, at the time of appointment of an individ DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day CRANFORD money will be deposited into the Superior Court ual to the position. All successful bidders must have 20% of their Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus. SECTION II - SEVERABILITY bid available in cash or certified check at the SHERIFF’S SALE or any part thereof, may file a nx)tion pursuant to Each section, subsection, paragraph, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or conclusion of the sales. Sheriff's File Number: CH-18003675 Court Rules 4:64-3 ana 4:57-2 stating the nature provision of this Ordinance is declared to be an independent section, subsection, Property to be sold is located in the TOW NSHIP Division; CHANCERY and extent of that person’s claim and asking for paragraph, subdivision, sentence, clause, phrase or provision. In case any such of CTr ANFORD. County of UNION, ^ t e of New Docket Number: F00423418 an order directing payment of the surplus money. portion of this Ordinance, or its application to any person or circumstances, shall Jersey. County; Union The Sheriff or o(ner person conducting the sale be adjudged or otherwise determined to be invalid, unconstitutional, void, or inef Premisespremises commonly known as:as; 22 CHEROKEE Plaintiff: FEDER AL NATIONAL M O R TG A G E will have information regarding the surplus, if fective for any cause or reason by a court of competent jurisdiction, such determi ROAD. CRANFORD TWP. NJ 07016-3358, ASSOCIATION ("FANNIE MAE"), A CORPORA any. nation shall not effect or invalidate the remaining portions of this Ordinance, and commonly known as 22 CHEROKEE ROAD. TION ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER For sale information, please visit Auction,at the application of such remaining portions shall not be affected thereby, and all CRANFORD, NJ 07016-3358 THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF www.Auctlon.com or call (800) 280-2832 such remaining portions of this Ordinance shall remain in full force and effect. To BEING KNOWN as LOT 26, BLOCK 616 on the AMERICA. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $451,435.71 ***Four this end, the provisions of each section, subsection, paragraph, subdivision, sen official Tax Map of the TOW NSHIP of CRAN VS Hundred Fifty-One Thousand Four Hundred tence, clause, phrase and provision of this Ordinance are hereby declared to be FORD Defendant: DARIAN RENNA A/K/A DARIAN Thirty-Five and 71/100*** severable. Dimensions; 56.00FT X 89.66FT X 17.74FT X FALCO: NICHOLAS P. RENNA A/K/A NICK Attorney; 15.00FT X 38.63FT X 79.30FT RENNA A/K/A NICHOLAS RENNA^ CITIBANK; SECTIO N III - REPEAL RAS CITRON LAW OFFICES This Ordinance is not meant to repeal any provisions of the Code or any other Nearest Cross Street; IROQUOIS PLACE 1190 WYCHWOOD LLC; KERRIE ESPUGA 130 CLINTON ROAD The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to ROBERT ESPUGA; KERRIE NICHOLSON LLC; SUITE 202 Ordinance other than those designated herein, and all ordinances or portions of ediourn this sale without further notice by KJN VENTURES LLC; FLEET SERVICE COR FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 ordinances which are inconsistent or in conflict with the provisions or this Ordi puDlicetion. PORATION; ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC: LAR- 973-575-0707 nance are repealed only to the extent of such inconsistency or conflict. ^Subject to any unpaid taxea, municipal liana IDIAN CON SULTING INC O/B/0 MBNA AMERI Sheriff; Peter Corvelli SECTION IV - EFFECTIVE DATE or othar charges, and any such taxes, CA BANK NA; NEW CENTURY FINANCIAL A full legal description can be found at the Union This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon passage and publication accord chargee, liens. Ineurance premiums or other SERVICES, INC.: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, County Sheriffs Office ing to law, and the minimum and maximum compensation levels established herein edvences mede by pieintin prior to this sale. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE TRUMAN CAPIITAL Total Upset: $462,944.50***Four Hundred Sixty- shall be effective as of such oate. All intaraatad partlae are to conduct and raty M ORTGAGE LOAN TR U S T 2002-2 Two Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Four and upon thair own indapandant Invaetigation to Sale Date: 12/12/2018 50/100*** Linda M. Donnelly, does hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance was intro aecartain whathar or not any outstanding Writ of Execution; 08/24/2018 November 15. 21, 29, December 6, 2018 duced for first reading at the Regular Meeting of the Township Committee of the interest remain of record and/or have priority By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to U73862 EAG ($197.96) Township of Springfield, in the County of Union, State of New Jersey, held on Mon day. November 5, 2018, and that said Ordinance shall be submitted for considera tion and final passage at a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 27, 2018, Springfield Municipal Building at 7 p.m., at which time and place any person or persons interested therein will he given an opportu nity to be heard concerning said Ordinance. 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Union City 46, Union 6 For the first time they will be Saturday, Nov. 10 (4 games) decided the weekend before North 2, Group 3 I'hank.sgiving instead of the first Photos by JR Parachini Rahway 28, South Plainfield 7 weekend in December. Hillside is preparing to play in its second straight Central Jersey, Group 2 state championship Summit 51, Montville 14 This year, Thanksgiving game and will host a state championship game for the first time in 35 years. The only other Central Jersey, Group 2 weekend ami the first weekend time Hillside hosted a state championship game was in 1983 when the Comets were the top Hillside 21, Bernards 3 in December are designated for seed in North 2, Group 2 for the second straight season. Hillside lost to Butler 16-8.0n this North 2, Group 4 the first-ever “Bowl Games,” Saturday the top-seeded and defending champion Comets (10-0) will host second-seeded Phillipsburg 21, Cranford o which will crown true North Manasquan (8-1) in the 2018 CJ, G2 state championship game at John Zappulla Field. • and South champions in all five CONSOLATIONS public school classifications. Thursday, Nov. 8 (4 games) The three Union County Johnson 27, Chatham 24 schools who will be playing for Plainfield 18, Eastside o state championships on this Gov. Livingston 45, Spotswood 27 Saturday; we tip our hats to Westfield 20,. West Morris 13 Rahway, Summit and Hillside. • llie North 2, Group 3 final THIS WEEK’S PICKS (2); will lx- thirti-seed(>d Rahway (q-i) Summit over Rahway at top seeded Summit {9-1). Hillside over Manasquan The Central Jersey, Group 2 Last week; 4-1 final will be second-seeded Mana.s(|uan (8-1) at top-seeded This year; 93-25 (.788) and defending champ Hillside Best bets; 10-1 Upset specials; 7-4 (10-0). • Rahway has won three state championships in the plaj'off JR’S UNION COUNTY era, but has not won since 1984. TOP 10; Rahway has captured North 2, Group 3 in 1978, 1979 and 1- Hillside (10-0) 1984. Summit has won eight state 2- Rahway (9-1) championships in the playoff era, with its last one coming five 3- Summit (9-1) years ago. At left is Rahway quarterbacks coach Troy Eastman with Rahway senior quarterback Jakir Summit has won North 2, Robinson (No. 5). Eastman was Rahway’s senior QB 10 years ago when he led the Indians to 4- Union (8-3) Group 2 ftnir times (1988. 1993. their previous sectional final - the 2008 North 2, Group 3 state championship game at Rutgers 1994.2tH>9) and North 2, Group 3 vs. Phillipsburg. At right is Summit senior quarterback Skyler Schluter (No. 16) throwing a pass 5- Cranford (6-4) four times (1976, 1980, 2012, on the sideline to senior wide receiver Eddie Kaes (No. 18). Summit is in a final for the first time 2 0 1 3 ). in five years. Summit will host Rahway this Saturday at 1 p.m. in the North 2, Group 3 final. 6- Linden (7-3) When Rahway was going for a three-iieat in 1980 - after hav 7- Elizabeth (6-3) ing defeated Phillipsburg in the 1978 and 1979 finals - it v\-as Rahway, Summit and Hillside all 8- New Providence (8-1) Summit who edged Rahway by the score of 10-7 in the 1980 9- Westfield (3-7) North 2, Group 3 championship vying for a state championship game, which was played at the By JR Parachini Third-seeded Rahway, also 9-1 and winners of nine 10- Brearley {6-3) old Giants Stadium. Sports Editor straight, will play at top seed Summit in this Saturday’s Others; Rahway reached the North 2, Rahway has not won in 34 years. For Summit it’s been North 2, Group 3 state championship game, Gov. Livingston {5-5) Group 3 final four straight years five. Hillside won last year for the first time in 32 years. The teams met in the 1980 final at Giants Stadium, Johnson (5-5) - from 1978-1981. All three will be vying for state titles on Saturday. with Summit coming out on top 10-7. Roselle (2-6) Rahway was defeated by Summit (9-1) is 6-0 at home. Its last home loss was Top-seeded and defending champ Hillside (10-0) Dayton (2-7) Caldwell in the 1981 N2, G3 to Rahway 45-37 in last year's North 2, Group 3 first will host second-seeded Manasquan (8-1) in Saturday’s Plainfield (2-8) state championship game. round. They will meet again in this year’s final. Central Jersey, Group 2 state championship game. Scotch Plains (1-8) Novembor 15,\NIOi8 SPORTS Rahway reaches first section finai in 10 years Indians top South Plainfield in North 2, Group 3 semis By JR Parachini Sport.s Editor RAHWAY - The Rahway football team defeated South Plainfield 28-7 last Saturday at Rahway River Park to advance to its first North 2, Group 3 state championship game since 2008. The Indians are seeking to win the section for the first tinve since 1984. Third-seeded Rahway is now 9-1, has won nine straight, and will play at top-seeded Summit (9-1) this Saturday at 1 p.m. at Tathn’k Field for the championship. Summit has won eight state championships in the i>layoft era four in North 2, Group 2 (1988,1993.1994. 2009) and four in North 2. Gnnip 3 (1976,1980, 2012, 2013). Rahway has won three state championships in the playoff era all in North 2, Group 3 (1978, 1979, 1984)- Rahway won at Summit 45-37 in last year’s North 2, Group 3 first round. “This will be a big fight,” said Rahway lefty-throwing senior quarter- back Jakir Robinson, who completed nine of 12 pa.s.ses fur lit yards, one touchdown and no interceptions against South Plainfield. “They know us and we know them. We just have to keep pushing.” Rahway is seeking its fir.st state championship in 34 years. “We know this about Summit, they have tremendous athletes that are Photos by JR Parachini well-coached,” Rahway fourth-year head coach Brian Russo said. “We Above, Rahway head coach Brian Russo tells his team how much he is proud of them and that jumped out on them last year and they came back. We executed. We ll they have one more game to win to become state champions. Below, Rahway’s defense was have to again." pretty tough to get past last Saturday. The Indians yielded only one score, which came In the Rahway senior ninning back Dashon Moore gained 89 yards on 27 fourth quarter of a decisive 28-7 North 2, Group 3 semifinal home win over South Plainfield. carries and scored three touchdowns vs. S<>uth Plainfield. Rahway senior nmning hack Zion Pendleton did not play. His .status is unknown for this Saturday s state championship game. Rahway sophomore defensive back Brandon Burnett had two interceptions, with one of them leading to a Indian touchdown. South Plainfield junior quarterback .Samuel Nieves carried the ball i6 times for 89 yards. • NORTH 2, GROUP 3 SEMIFINAL AT RAHWAY RIVER PARK 7-South Plainfield (s-.*;) 00 00 00 <17 - 07 3-Rahway (9-1) 07 14 00 07 - 28 • FIRST QUAR'TER: Rahway - Brayden Pierre-Louis 22 pass from .Jakir Robinson, Jonathan Cardoza kick (R 7-0) 2 plays, 23 yard.s, :43 u.sed SECOND QUARTER: Rahway - Dashon Moore 4 run, .Jonathan Cardoza kick (R 14-0) 2 plays, 22 yards, :20 used Rahway capitalized on a turnover - fumble recovery by Dezhon Kane after hit made by Dashon Moore Rahway - Dashon Moore 1 run, .Jonathan Cardoza kick (R 21-0) 6 plays, 33 yards, 3:03 u.sed Came after Rahway kicked off and recovered own kick ahead of .South Plainfield. FOURTH QUARTER: Rahway - Da.shon Moore 2 run, Jonathan Cardoza kick (R 28-0) 4 plays, 11 yards, 1:54 used Rahway capitalized on a tumcwer an interception by Brandon Burnett off a tip by Mark Bails. It was Burnett’s second INT. South Plainfield - Zachary Del Vecchio 1 run, Ashwin deGroot kick (R 28-7) 8 plays, 45 yards, 3:08 used .38 — November 15, 2018 — Union County I^calSource SPORTS Cranford girls’ tennis nets successful season TEAM RESULTS (19-3): CRANFORD COUGARS Sept. 4 (A) 2018 GIRLS’ TENNIS: Cranford 4, Roselle Park 1 Sept. 7 (H) FIRST SINGLES: Cranford 5, Union o Molty Gardiner, Sept. 13 (H) freshman (18-2) Cranford 4, Union Catholic 1 Sept. 20 (H) SECOND SINGLES: Cranford 5, Elizabeth o Olivia Tardibuono, Sept. 21 (A) freshman (16-5) Cranford 5, McNair o Sept. 22 (A) THIRD SINGLES: Westfield 4, Cranford 1 Alyssa Colombrita, Oct. 1 (A) freshman (14-6) Cranford 3, New Providence 2 Oct. 2 (A) Cranford 5, Dayton o FIRST DOUBLES: Oct. 3 (A) Cranford 5, Irvington o Julia Sorkin, senior ^ - N2,G3 first round and Oct. 4 (H) Amanda Newport, Cranford 5, Gov. Livingston o sophomore (16-3) Oct. 5 (A) Scotch Plains 3, Cranford 2 SECOND DOUBLES: Hailey Seals, senior Oct. 9 (A) Cranford 5, Nutley o - and N2,G3 quarterfinals Kylie Brown, senior (16-4) Photo courtesy of Lisa Williams Oct. 12 (A) Millbum 5, Cranford o The Cranford girls’ tennis team netted quite an impressive 2018 season, producing a - N2,G3 semifinals 19-3 record that included the UCC’s Mountain Division championship. Back row, from RESERVES: left, are Coach Lisa Williams, senior Chloe Sachs, senior Julia Sorkin, senior Emma DeBole, sophomore Amanda Newport, senior Hailey Seals and senior Kylie Brown. Front Oct. 18 (A) Cranford, 5, Union Catholic o Emma DeBole, senior row, from left, are freshmen Molly Gardiner, Alyssa Colombrita and Olivia Tardibuono. Oct. 19 (H) Cranford 3, Scotch Plains 1 Chloe Sachs, senior Cougars capture Mountain Division crown By JR Parachini Gardiner produced a stellar 18-2 record, while Oct. 22 (H) Sports Editor Tardibuono at 16-5 and Colombrita at 14-6 were also Cranford 5, Verona o * * * What might be the best looking-ahead factor about better than steady. In the UCT, Gardiner was fifth, a team that just completed an outstanding 19-3 season? Tardibuono eighth and Colombrita ninth. Oct. 23 (H) Well, in the case of the Cranford girls' tennis team, Gardiner won in straight sets 11 times. Cranford 4, Elizabeth 1 Union County perhaps it’s the fact that the Cougars return five of “Molly has a lot of experience playing in tournaments, Tournament: 7th their seven starters for 2019, including all three sin while Olivia and Alyssa are beginning their tennis journey,” Oct. 25 (H) gles players. Williams said. Cranford 4, Dayton 1 Cranford’s 19-3 record included the Cougars “Oliva and Alyssa took lessons over the summer North 2, Group 3: capturing the Union County Conference's Mountain and improved that much more during our practices Oct. 26 (H) Division championship and also reaching the before the start of the season.” Cranford 4, Plainfield 1 semifinalists North 2, Group 3 semifinals. After a 3-3 start, Colombrita won 11 of her final 14 Cranford finished seventh in the Union County matches. Oct. 30 (A) Tournament at the Donald Van Blake Courts located in “Alyssa has come a long way and made vast Cranford 3, Gov. Livingston 2 Union County Plainfield. Kent Place and Westfield shared the team title. improvements to her game learning a topspin fore Conference- The three singles players, all freshmen, include hand and more competitive serve,” Williams said. Oct.31 (H) Molly Gardiner at first, Olivia Tardibuono at second “Our first match of the season she lost to Roselle Park Cranford 5, Plainfield o Mountain Division: and Alyssa Colombrita at third. and the very last match of the season she won vs. the champions “Molly, Olivia and Alyssa were certainly a nice same competitor, proving her successful season.” Nov. 1 (H) surprise." Cranford head coach Lisa Williams said. See SPECIAL on next page Cranford 5, Roselle Park o Union Countv' LocalSource — Nowmber 15.2018 — atr- SPORTS Special team has plenty of potential (Continued ftom pre\’ious page) At first doubles was the tandem of senior Julia Sorkin and sophomore Amanda Newport. "They played at the singles state tournament, losing in the first round to Princeton,” Williams said. “Newport will return next sea.son and we will continue to focus on her mechanics and doubles strategy." * Sorkin and Newport fashioned a 16-3 record at first doubles. At second doubles, seniors Hailey Seals and Kylie Brown pnxluced a 16-4 mark. Both doubles teams were sixth at the UCT. “All three graduating seniors are extremely intelligent and talented young ladies,” Williams said. “Sorkin is an EMT for Cranfonl, Seals is The Roselle Rams produced a stellar season, finishing 15-5-1 overall and second in the Union the Manager at Giggles in Cranfoixl and Brown is going to college to be County Conference’s Valley Division with a league mark of 9-2. a Bio Engineer. “Our entire team is made up of honors .students and overachievers I am extremely proud of their progress on the tennis court and their abil ity to balance life as dedicated high sch(K)l students." Roselle boys’ soccer proves After taking five years off from coaching the girls’ and boys' varsity tennis teams to have her own children - Savannah, 4, and Bethany, now 2 and a half - Williams returned to coach the girls' team this fall, “As the coach of the girls’ team and a mom of two girls I feel that it’s * to be among the best in UCC important to set an example for these young ladies,” Williams said. “I was clear with the girls on all the things that I was balancing in my life while coaching: wife, mother of two, working full-time as a special Rams finish 2nd in 7-team Vailey Division education teacher at Cranford High School, taking graduate cla.s.ses for Alan Prochazka arrived on Abraham Clark Besides their academic studies, some have jobs, my second master’s degree in Administration l,eadership at Georgian High School’s soccer field ready to coach ten work for a family business, are preparing for col Court University, Advi.sor to the P.R.I.D.E. club of CHS and during the years ago, with only eight boys showing up for lege entrance exams and/or participating in ROTC, season training for and running the Bnarklyn Half Marathon. the first practice. with plans to enter the military. “It’s important to set high expectations on the court, in the cla.ssnMun “Roselle had suffered through many losing sea The Roselle Rams bowed out of tournament and in life. I feel that all of my players have learned a lot about tennis, sons and very few students wanted to participate,” play on Nov. 1, dropping a 2-1 battle to the being a good sport and the imjairtance of a balanced life to be happy. Prochazka recalled. Carteret Ramblers after leading up until the “Strong women can certainly l>e strong leaders and I would like to “We were able to eventually recruit 17 players, 70th minute of play. think that the 2018 Cranford girls’ tennis team knows that it can do mostly freshmen, to join the team and my inaugu While a disappointing loss, it capped off a whatever it sets its mind to!” NOTES: Cranford clinched the Mountain Division crown on Oct. 30 ral season ended with just one win in sixteen tremendous season. with its 3-2 win at Governor Livingston. games. “This has truly been a special year,” Prochazka “During our .season we were more concerned about building the “By the second year, we were able to expand to said. “The coaching staff was simply amazing and strength of our team and going over strategy to win and be succe.sslul.” both a varsity and JV team, but we only managed to these boys are all friends, who love their school, the Williams said. “Winning the division was an added bonus to all of our” win four games,” Prochazka added. community and are incredibly respectful. hard work this season on and off the court.” “We made our first state tournament as a six “This was a dream year for me, as coach. This teenth seed in 2012 with only five wins. We didn’t program has come so far!” make it again until 2015 and we didn’t win a state Last Tuesday the Roselle Rams had five players playoff game until last year.” selected for All-Conference. Senior Jaheem Hayles Union boys’ soccer nets 'This year, it all changed, in drastic fashion. The was named first team All-County and Oliver Louis Roselle Rams ended the season with an impressive made a second team. the Mountain Division titie record of 15-5-1 and was one of the top tournament There are three conferences within Union Coun By JR Parachini seeds in Central Jersey, Group 2 - second only to ty, Watchung, Mountain and Valley, Roselle tied Sports Editor Holmdel, the third ranked team in the state. Scotch Plains-Fanwood (Watchung) and Union One of the best one-year turnarounds in Union County sports history is The season included two wins and a quarter (Mountain) for most players selected to their All- complete. One year after the Union boys’ .soccer team had one of its worst final loss in the Union County Tournament, that Conference teams. records at 0-16-3 - the Fanners also only won three games two years ago - loss was only 2-0 to undefeated Scotch Plains-Fan- NO’TES: Scotch Plains won the Watchung Divi Union finished a spectacular 2018 campaign with an unbeaten record wood, ranked fourth in the state. sion championship with an 8-0-1 league mark. of 16-0-4. Another difficult loss was to the number one Union captured the Mountain Division title with The Fanners dropped down to the Mountain Division and won the team in the state in Group 1, undefeated Highland a league mark of 10-0-1. The Farmers dropped division champiortship with a record of 10-0-1. Union also went 2-0-2 vs. Park. The team finished 10-2 in conference play. down this year from the Watchung Division. teams in the upper Watchung Division. One reason is a seasoned group of seniors, who Union went 0-16-3 last year and the year before The co-Union County Tournament champions clinched the division participated in three state tournaments since 2015. won just three matches. This year Union went 16- with a 2-0 home win over Dayton last Wednesday night. Scoring his 28th The varsity team blossomed with 13 seniors, six 0-4 overall and captured a share of the Union goal was senior Andre Vieira. That’s the most goals during the tenure of juniors and two sophomores. County Tournament championship with two-time iith-season head txiach Lester I^embryk. It is a tight team of diverse players, representing defending champion (once shared) Westfield. Vieira is a four-year varsity letter-winner and three-year varsity many cultures, including: Mexican, Haitian, Rahway won the Valley Division with a league starter. Vieira and fellow seniors Matt Rocha and goalkeeper Manny Jamaican, Colombian, Ecuadorian and Sudanese. record of 10-1-1. Roselle was second at 9-2, Union Melendez were named first team All-County by the county coaches. Besides English, many players on the team speak Catholic third at 7-4 and Roselle Park fourth at Sophomore Jeremy Fonseca was a .second team selection. Spanish and Creole. 6-5-1. 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