Dems maintain controi at county ievei Gerbounka ousted as mayor; Union BOE to see two new faces; Cryan wins sheriffs seat By Cheryl Hehl does not allow a person to hold two elected positions. Cranford Staff Writer Linden In Cranford, Republican incumbents Andy Kalnins and The Democrats easily maintained control of the free Another major upset occurred in Linden where two- Lisa Adubato won a second term on the Tov^■ nship Com holder board on Election Day, although it had never term incumbent Mayor Rich Gerbounka lost his seat by mittee, keeping p>olitical control on the governing body in appeared that their stronghold was ever in jeopardy this slightly less than 400 votes to Democrat challenger Derek Republican hands for another year. time around. Armstead. The top vote getter in Cranford was Adubato, with 3,451 However, while some candidates at the local level easOy Gerbounka, who won a second term as mayor four years votes, Kalnins, 3,414 votes, while their Democratic chal won, there were major upsets in a few races that foreshad ago by a slim 200 votes when he went up against Armstead, lengers Brian McCarthy received 2,947 votes and Robert ow considerable change for some towns. did not fare as well this time around. The final unofficicd Salvatore, 2,734. Democrat Assembyman Joseph Ciyan, who has served tally came in with Armstead pulling 4,007 votes and Ger Union Board of Education as acting sheriff since the death of Ralph Froehlich in July, bounka 3,628. After a controversial and hard fought race by both soundly defeated challenger Michael Ince for the sheriffs Gerbounka’s running mate for city council president, Union Board of Education incumbents and challengers, in position by a margin of 54,249 votes to 34,807. Jacqueline Williams, also failed to gamer voter confidence, the end two newcomers were elected and just one incum Cryan will now have to give up his 20th Legislative Dis pulling in just 1,250 votes compared to Democrat Jorge bent was voted back in for a second term. trict Assembly seat at the end of the year because state law Alvarez, who received 3,628 votes to win the seat. See DEMS, Page 8 NJIT criticizes Kean University for schooi of architecture pians The supply of professionals exceeds the demand, says NJIT By Cheiyl Hehl Staff Writer The fact that Kean University is launching a school of architecture vrithin miles of another school has raised the ire of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Last week NJIT issued a statement questioning Kean’s intentions to open yet another public architecture program when there is a thriving one just six miles away. Things came to head Oct. 25 when Kean President Dawood Farahi made the announcement at its new Green Lane building that it would be launching the Michael Graves Photo By Cheryl Hehl School of Architecture, a program they expect will expand ROCK THE VOTE! — Wayne P. Howe of the Vauxhau! section of Union, a retired New Providence police to 500 students between the Union and Wenzhou, China officer, stopped by Jefferson School to cast a ballot on Election Day. See pages 8 and 10 for full elec campuses. tion results. See KEAN’S, Page 6 Up to $100 Real Cash Back Enter Promo Code: UNION casino.com
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He is a leader and has been a leader in this school district,” 908-851-2813 considering other candidates for the position, Tatum was at the top said Nufrio. of the list. Tatum gave a brief speech regarding his appointment, thanking “There really was no indication that anyone else would be the the board for their confidence in him in leading the district for the choice,” Nufrio said, adding that Tatum had “stellar” interviews next three years and briefly explaining the direction he hoped to with the committee. take the school district. “His vision is one we all adhere to,” he added, {jointing out that “I know throughout the course of the number of years I’ve been "In Business 60 Years" the board desired to “move forward in all directions.” here. I’ve observed a number of issues we need to work on and a “I know Mr. Tatum has the ability, skills and experience to do See NEW SUPER, Page 12 Q u a lity New investigation raises suspicions about D ecorators Roselle BOE’s handling of insurance contract 632 Boulevard, Kenilworth By Cheryl Hehl board, instead of signing with a “qualified four members of the school board agreed Staff Writer broker” for school district health benefit with him. 908-241-2975 ROSELLE - It appears the board of insurance, began trading legal barbs with The school board attorney maintained education approved a $7.5 million contro Holley. the board had every legal right to approve 65% Discount versial contract with an insurance company This was based on the fact the mayor the resolution and characterizing the board on Vertical, 1” Blinds & Pleated Shades that is now being investigated by the New publicly demanded the school board in a negative light through the media vio Measurement Jersey Department of Education for back rescind the resolution approving the con lated the board’s legal rights. FREE door discussions with board members in a tract with Alamo and begin the process of And so began the legal wrangling sur West New York school district. selecting a health insurance carrier from a rounding the board’s nth hour selection of Slip Covers Reupholstery Last year when the Roselle Board of well qualified list of carriers not {jolitically Alamo, but the brouhaha eventually died Education cut a health insurance deal for connected to any board members. 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Alamo Insurance. • Overlock • Pick-Up & Delivery people, including Mayor Jamel Holley, Holley refused to back down, pointing According to information obtained by took issue with it. out because Smith had political connec LocalSource, last week the West New York The entire matter initially surfaced in tions to the board, there was a line that Board of Education fired the insurance Wall to Wall Carpet July 2013 locally when the Board of Educa should not have been crossed when it broker that was at the center of an investi From $16.95 - Pad & InstaUation Included tion signed a contract with Alamo Insur comes to contractual issues. He said this gation by the state Department of Educa ance. Holley insisted after the deal was cast was especially egregious when the approval tion. The board also fired Alamo Insurance that the board could have saved $300,000 of such a resolution comes after 2 a.m. Group amid allegations that backdoor dis in commission had they went with a com when no members of the public are pres cussions led to the board’s abrupt decision DRAPES pany not connected to a political ally such ent. to hire the health benefit insurance carrier. as Smith. His words, though, fell on deaf The mayor also felt the manner in which Last week, according to published Slop ST HOME SERVICE ears. the board passed the resolution in 2013 reports, a department of education Alamo Insurance received the was “an underhanded way” of approving an spokesperson confirmed that the Office of $300,000 in commission, and the school important health insurance contract and See MAYOR, Page 13 N J PAC A/i AfendelssoAn Program! ]CEWANDHAUS C H R IS B O m FOR TICKETS O R C H E S T R A OF “Emanuel/' “When I Fall in Love” &FULL SCHEDULE LEIPZIG ttkcardo ChaUfy, comkictor and man! 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For more inform-uifin or to downli- 1 a nomination form, '.i.sit ui n- or^'women- of-excellcnce. All ni.miuation -h- uld i”- Kean’s decision is 'redundant and costiy’ mailed to Jane O’n.u.i ,it .■ ■ B N,--.-.. rU (Continued from Page 1) obtained by LocalSource. Ave.,We-stfield, N,l, o H ptji - and -i'. .1 LocalSource broke this story in late September, and the news Further, NJIT felt the timing was wrong for Kean to even con no later than I> was not met with enthusiasm by Kean faculty and now NJIT has sider an architecture program on two of its campuses. also expressed its opposition. “For a public university at this time to launch a program for The university president expected that between 36 to 40 stu which the supply of professionals exceeds the demand, regardless Clerk offers free dents will initially enroll in the program in the USA and China, but of the purported source of revenue or a sense of completion, is the school itself will only have one dean. questionable decision making,” NJIT said in its statement, adding Farahi said the new architecture program, expected to start at Kean’s proposal “presents major challenges for policymakers and passport photos the Union campus in 2015 and the China campus in 2016, fills a taxpayers. niche that other programs do not, focusing on design from the LocalSource reported in late September that Kean’s school of for iimited time inside out. Although other colleges offer the same programs, such architecture was driven largely by the Chinese government, which For a limited time, the Union County- as in business and management, it was “sad,” Farahi said, that one wants the program at the university’s Wenzhou campus. Clerk’s offices in We.stfield and Elizabeth college had to criticize another. According to a memo circulated to the Kean Federation of are offering free passport photographs .i- NJIT took exception to the fact that Kean made the announce Teachers union members, Farahi first brought the idea to the Kean an incentive for residents to apply for a ment of the new school of architecture prior to getting the required Board of Trustees in September 2013 during executive session, passport or a passport renewal. state approvals. They also have approved $75,000 to Michael which is closed to the public. The minutes of that meeting revealed From Monday, Nov. 10, through Satur Graves’ Princeton firm to design the building in China, develop cur Farahi supported the creation of a school of architecture at the day, Nov. 15, the $10 cost of each photo riculum and hire an acting dean to head the school. Union campus because the Middle States Commission on Higher graph will be waived when a resident Kean, on the other hand, indicated they moved forward based Education, which has accreditation requirements, prohibits a applies for a new passport or a passport on pending approvals from the New Jersey President’s Council, branch campus from offering a program that is not on the universi renewal. which reviews all new state college and university programs. ty’s main campus. The Westfield office is open from 8 a.m. NJIT, though, does not think there is need for another state “The board of trustees made it clear that the decision to create to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday; architecture program six miles away, especially when they current the School of Architecture at Kean University is being driven by the from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, Wednes ly have 500 students already enrolled and room for an additional desires of the communist Chinese government,” said James Cas- day and Friday; and from 9 a.m. to i p.m. 250. tiglione. President of the Kean Federation of Teachers union when on Saturday. The telephone number in Kean Federation of Teachers President James Castighone said news broke about the architecture school in early October. Westfield is 908-654-9859. this would not be happening if the state had not abolished the Castiglione said that in order to provide an architecture program The Elizabeth office is open from 7:30 Department of Higher Education 20 years ago and left state insti in China, Kean has to create one at the Union campus, which is like a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. tutions to govern themselves. He also noted that there is no way it “the academic tail wagging the dog.” The telephone number in Elizabeth is 908- would have approved a program that is less than ten miles away “This arrangement raises a number of questions. First there is 527-4966. Clients are asked to arrive at from an existing one, remarking it was “redundant and costly.” the specter of the Chinese government determining what academic least 15 minutes prior to closing time to NJIT agreed. programs the taxpayers of the state of New Jersey will be forced to allow for staff assistance with the passport “Currently, NJIT and Princeton University have fully accredited support and what programs we will be offering our students here,” process. architecture programs and both universities are meeting the needs said the KFT president, adding that “the primary beneficiary is the For more information about obtaining a of New Jersey as well as the region,” said NJIT in a statement China campus, not Kean USA.” U.S. passport, call 908-527-4966.
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Gregory Tatum has been hired as the Union schools superintendent. As part of the on-site assessment, agency employees and members of the community are invited to offer comments by calling (908) 851-5265 on Tuesday, November 18, 2014 between 9:00 A.M . & 11:00 A.M. New super looks to Telephone comments are limited to 5 minutes and must address the agency’s ability to comply with the NJSACOP standards. A copy of the standards is available for inspection at the Union Police Department, located at 981 Caldwell Avenue, Union New Jersey 07083. work with community The local contact is Captain Ronald Berry, who can be reached at (908) 851-5025. (Continued from Page 3) Anyone wishing to offer written comments about the Union Police Department’s ability to number of things that need changing,” the new superintendent said, following up with what comply with the standards for accreditation is requested to write: New Jersey State he felt was an important consideration. Association of Chiefs of Police, Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission at 11,000 “One man will never do this alone, can’t do it all. It will take the collaboration and coop eration of everyone in this room and everyone in the public," Tatum said, adding that he Lincoln Drive West, Suite 12, Marlton, N.J. 08053. will foster this support “to make this a better place for our children, our staff and commu nity.” The Union Police Department must comply with 100 standards in order to achieve “I hope everyone will help me in our efforts to make the school district the best place it accredited status. Director Daniel Zieser indicated, “Accreditation results in greater can be educationally,” the superintendent said. accountability within the agency, reduced risk and liability exposure, stronger defense Tatum not only served as acting superintendent when Martin left, but also in December against civil lawsuits, increased community advocacy, and more confidence in the agency’s 2009 when former superintendent Theodore Jakubowski retired after serving in this posi ability to operate efficiently and respond to community needs.” tion for 15 years, 40 years in the district as an educator. At that time, though, the school board decided to hire an outside consulting firm to conduct a search for someone to fill this The Accreditation Program Manager for the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of role and ultimately Martin came aboard as superintendent in 2010. Police is Mr. Harry J. Delgado. “The assessment team is composed of law enforcement It is unknown why Tatum was not considered for the position in 2009, but, at the time, practitioners from similar New Jersey law enforcement agencies. The assessors will review board member Ray Perkins made it clear that finding someone to replace Jakubowski written materials, interview agency member, and visit offices and other places where would not be an easy task. compliance with the standards can be observed. Once the Commission’s assessors “There isn’t anyone else in the district that brings to the table that kind of experience in complete their review of the agency, they will report to the full Commission, which will then terms of sweeping knowledge of the township, residents, students and schools,” the long decide if the agency is to be granted accredited status”, Harry J. Delgado stated time board member said. Accreditation is valid for a three-year period during which time the agency must submit Martin was selected from a field of 30 qualified candidates, following a search that began annual reports attesting to their continued compliance with those standards under which it in October 2009 and ended when Martin was hired in April 2010. Although Martin, who was initially accredited. initially was earning $190,000 annually, had a five-year contract with the school district, he left without fulfilling that obligation. The New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police through its New Jersey Law It is unknown what transpired between the school board and Martin, but weighing heav Enforcement Accreditation Commission is the legitimate authority and accreditation agency ily was the fact the school board was not in favor of the popular Saturday and after school in the State of New Jersey. For more information regarding the Law Enforcement academy that he initiated. Accreditation Commission please write the Commission at New Jersey State Association of Confiising is why the board strongly supported the concept of the middle school and Chiefs of Police, Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission at 11,000 Lincoln Drive West, high school academy initially but then did a reverse on the concept. Martin, who preferred Suite 12, Marlton, N.J. 08053 not discussing why he resigned, issued a statement that spoke glowingly of the district. “The Union School district continues to prove itself to be a leader in many areas - ath letics, performing arts, ROTC, community service and academic competitions to name just Agency Contact a few - in the state and nationally,” the former school superintendent said. However, Martin’s goal of improving test scores in the district never came to pass. Captain Ronald Berry Issues concerning test scores surfaced in February before Martin left when school report Union Police Department cards were released by the state. The report for the high school alone showed it was lagging 981 Caldwell Avenue academically in comparison to schools in the rest of the state, but when compared to its Union, NJ 07083 peer schools of Hillside, Linden, Roselle Park, Plainfield and Bloomfield, it came out about 908-851-5025 average in college and career readiness. [email protected] ’The graduation rate also came in at about 90 percent, compared to students in the peer grouping who ranked 87 percent in this area. Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014 — 13 Mayor questions ethics of insurance deai (Continued from Page 3) contract, which benefited the pockets of former mayor Garrett Fiscal Accountability and Compliance was investigating the West Smith and his colleagues with $300,000 in commission from our New York Board of Education, but it was still in the early stages. taxpayers while Garrett Smith was under indictment for insurance A complaint was subsequently filed against two West New York fraud,” explained Holley, adding that what concerned him even school board trustees for allowing politics to guide their decisions more was that the quality of health benefits for teachers and admin on the board. The complaint, filed by a school board candidate, istrators had diminished. alleged the West New York mayor and others persuaded two school “Coverage was changed and our already lowest pa)dng educators board members to hire Alamo during a closed executive session were forced to pay significantly higher rates for their coverage,” the 1 FR E E ■ *4“ O F F a n y : 2 0 % O F F ; • C A R W A S H i PUnNUM • meeting. This occurred after the board had already voted in favor of mayor added. A N Y C A R • : W IT H O I L ; SERVICE ; hiring another company. Meanwhile, late last week, Holley, who Holley also noted that when he heard about what was going on W ASH ; heard about what transpired in West New York, commented on the in West New York, he realized the connection. • C H A N G E ; OR MORE ; 1 situation that involved the same health benefit insurance carrier “As mayor of Roselle I am greatly concerned the board of edu EfSbREOIVMU 1 EXP«»tl/30(14 1 £XPI»11/3»H 1 and similar circumstances. cation is left to address the ramifications of the insurance benefits 550 SOUTH AVE. EAST * CRANFORD “I was adamantly opposed to a $7.5 million health insurance mess in which Alamo and Garrett Smith have caused all board 908-272-7255 _ employee benefit contract from the board of education to Alamo employees to bear,” he said. Insurance. What concerned me most was board members Donna Obe and Cedano were up for reelection Tuesday, after Local- Obe, Eric Cendano and Anthony Esposito led the pack to award this Source went to press. 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They do it to ensure the freedoms rswOthalocalaourca.com Unlike Memorial Day, a day which honors men and of every man, woman and child will be defended, whatev Patrick Bober, Regional Editor a<6tof1 alOthaloLalaourca.com women who died while serving their country in the er the cost. They do it for every child, both theirs and JR Parachini. Sports EdKor Armed Forces, Veterans Day honors U.S. militaiy veter ours. And yes, they do it for themselves, but they’re really JiOtlMlocalsoufca.com ans who are still living. Often, towns or cities have doing it for all of us. parades in which veterans ride on floats dedicated to their This Veterans Day, take the time to find some of the service and sacrifice. millions who have served our nation in times of war and While the last U.S. veteran of World War I died in 2011 thank them. Shake their hands, buy them a cup of coffee Advertising Department at the age of 110, there are still many living U.S. veterans or a piece of pie, stand at attention and show them the Display: 9 0 & « 8 6 -7 7 0 0 of subsequent wars, including more than 1.7 million who respect they deserve, simply thank them. And if you see Internet: 908-686-7700 Classified: 908-686-7850 served in World War II, almost 2.8 million who served in someone else thanking a veteran, thank them yourselves. the Korean War, almost 7.4 million who served in the We can never say thank you enough. Attend parades and Circuiation Department Vietnam War and more than 2.2 million who served in your town’s tribute and show your support. Teach your 908-686-7700 Desert Storm, to say nothing of those who are returning children what this day is for and how important it is to News Department from combat or still waging war in Afghanistan, Iraq and honor all the men and women who have served in our 90&686-7700 other “hot spots” around the world. Armed Forces. Let them know that we have not forgotten; Too often, we take for granted the sacrifices our Armed let them know we shall never forget. Sports Department Forces makes to protect the freedoms many people in We wish everyone a happy Veterans Day and fly the 908-686-7700 other nations cannot imagine. Our soldiers spend months flag proudly. LocalSource encourages reader response to letters, columns and Doctors’ orders: Get out and walk! editorials each week. Imagine this: Your doctor pulls out a doctor, who is available during the stroll to Send letters or opinion columns prescription pad, but doesn’t prescribe a THE STATE WE'RE IN answer health-related questions. In New to [email protected] drug. Instead, the doctor orders a brisk Jersey, the first and only Walk with a Doc is or mail to Editor, P.O. Box 1596, walk in a local park. ______BY MICHELE S. BYERS______held in Haddon Township each Saturday Union, NJ 07083. This kind of “fitness prescription” wiU morning at 10. likely become more common as we learn new program created through a partner But programs like “Outdoors Rx” and All responses must include more about the relationship between ship between the Appalachian Mountain “Walk with a Doc” are bound to spread. name, address and daytime health and regular outdoor exercise. Club and the MassGeneral Hospital for The federal Affordable Care Act requires phone number. The current state of American fitness is Children, in Boston. Doctors prescribe reg nonprofit hospitals to offer programs to alarming. 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Only a free press if Yi>u tike btedk S IhtikeUijil tc-’’ can provide us that information without the government restrictions or censoring. Bob Barrett Clark Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014 — 17 OPINION IS YOUR Reporter's Notebook INSURANCE AGENT (Continued from Page 15) STUCK TO ONE line of fire to save a buddy. Stories of boys Hats off to all veterans COMPANY? who went to war and came home men and men he would never forget. It was almost who went to war for as if he knew I could be trusted to treasure their country, for you each story and pass on to my children the pride he felt as a veteran. rarely will hear real At 31-years-old, Pop was like an older heroes speak about AN INDEPENDENT AGENT HAS a T c f e f - brother to the young 18-year-old young their bravery. Be men who were his shipmates. 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I night a terrible storm raged in the South decided to call the number on the flier to Pacific and no one thought the ship would LET'S TALK ABOUT WHAT let them know Pop would not be coming to be able to sustain the 50- to 75-foot waves FREEDOM OF CHOICE the reunion, but he had looked forward to that pounded and heaved the destroyer all CAN DO FOR YOU. it for many, many months. over that ocean. Pop, though, he said, was When a pleasant sounding man a rock throughout the terrible storm. L. Scott Stanford answered the phone and asked who I was, “He told us he’d been in a lot worse my heart filled with unbelievable pride. storms and this was nothing. And then he 908-241-1180 “I’m Gabe Artimovich’s daughter,” I said he was going to whip up 100 gallons of StanfordAgency.com said in a voice that came out thick and split pea soup and give those haircuts to choked, hoping he would remember my everyone that had been asking until the Pop. storm subsided,” the man said, adding that “Whitey’s daughter?” he asked, his no one made pea soup like my Pop. voice rising in excitement. “Why, we I chuckled at this story because no mat Radiology ■ MRI « Blood Work • Mammography • Wound Care haven’t heard anything from him in a long ter what happened in our life. Pop always Diabetes Care • Weight Management • PET/CT Scan « Stress Testing time. How is our buddy? How is he doing? brought up that he had been through worse Is he coming to the reunion?” things The questions came in rapid fire, the and “this was nothing.” excitement in his voice rising with every Always the optimist. Pop had a way of question. How could I tell him that Pop making the worst in any situation seem toNE-STOP was gone? Somehow I swallowed past the like it was a picnic. In fact, even as he lay lump in my throat, wiped away the tears dying in the hospital, I never heard him and gathered alt the strength I had. utter a word about the pain. Not once. EALTH “He died on Sept. 28,” I said, hearing After we hung up it occurred to me that the long pause and audible intake of breath of all the stories Pop told me about World NONSTOP that told me he knew my Pop well. These War II and his experiences, not once did he were war buddies, men who went to war ever refer to himself. It was always about and fought for their country. 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(Gulfport's Sun Herald) 34, for aggravated robbery in Columbus, of products are.” Thomas Bollyky of the stantly make sure that that person never Ohio, posted her photo on the depart Council on Foreign Relations explained, has to pay for a beer at any pub in the coun Slightest Provocation ment’s Facebook page, the suspect called “The necessary ingredients to this type of try for the rest of his life.” After learning • Tammy Hiser, 34, attacked her and demanded the photo be removed profiteering are twofold; panic and novel that Gervais’s favorite beer is Molson, boyfriend with an ax in Daytona Beach, because she considered it unflattering. ty.” (National Jommal) Gavin Thompson of Molson Coors Canada Fla., because he wouldn't talk to her. “Come on in and we’ll talk about it,” the announced, “We will take good care of Andrew Whitaker, 28, told police he detective she spoke with told her. She did, Only Human Alain.” Molson promptly delivered several ignored her because he was mad that sht public information officer Denise Alex- New York City’s Civil Service Commis hundred bottles of beer to his Ottawa was drunk. He said she punched him Bouzounis said, and was arrested. (The sion upheld the 20-day suspension of a home. (CBC News) repeatedly and then got the ax and .swung it Columbus Dispatch) Health Department worker for answering • After complying with a municipal at him, but he was able to take it away from • Authorities in Northern Ireland an information-technology helpline “in a liquor ban dating back to the 19th century, her because “her coordination was terri charged Kevin Clarence, 20, with attempt robotic voice.” Callers complained about residents of Hanover, Manitoba, learned ble.” After her arrest, Whitaker said he'd ed robbery after he waited in line at a the over-enunciated monotone, including that no such ban exists. “I didn’t know any try to get the felony charge dropped, supermarket with a black trash bag over his one who demanded “to speak to a human.” better,” Stan Toews, 63, the rural commu explaining, “1 see spending the rest of my head and then demanded money. An The worker said he was articulating care nity’s reeve, said. “We went back to 1880, life with her." (The Huffington Post) employee who heard the demand fully because his Brooklyn accent can be and we could not find a bylaw that said • William Rogers, the mayor of approached the suspect, who said, “I’ll be difficult to understand, but the administra Hanover is dry.” Toews invited local estab Hawkins, Texas, was charged with official back,” and fled. Two witnesses identified tive law judge who heard his appeal called lishments interested in selling alcohol to oppression for threatening a homeowner Clarence as the would-be robber, and a him a “disgruntled employee” acting out. apply for a provincial liquor license. (Cana berause her grass was too tall. The woman police officer at his subsequent trial in (Associated Press) dian Press) told police Rogers blocked her in with hi.s County Londonderry pointed out that • Minneapolis ad agency Colle & McVoy car and threatened her with a ticket and a reported that since it began offering work Clarence had just been released from Vehicular Follies $500-a-day fine becau.sc her grS'N was ers a free glass of beer for filling out their higher than 18 inches. Hawkin.s code prison for a similar offense. (BBC News) • While Megan Campbell was driving a timecards properly, time-sheet completion enforcement officer Eileen Frazier mea- city supply van in St. Paul, Minn., she hit a has improved by 90 percent. (United Press ured the woman’s grass and found it w.tsn't parked Nissan Pathfinder, seriously dam Ebola-mania International) over 18 inches and said Rogers illegally aging its bumper. It happened to be her • After finding a Nigerian traveler shiv mistreated the woman. (Tyler’s KLTV-TV) personal vehicle, and Campbell filed a ering on the floor of Spain’s Madrid-Bara- Things That Go Boom jas airport, officials activated an emergency claim against the city seeking $1,600 to Television maker Philips received com Flames of Love Ebola alert and declined to help him. An $1,900. “Because I was working for the city and driving the city vehicle, I feel they are plaints that the base of some sets had spon Dim Xiong Chien, 22, planned to pro hour later, they summoned a team of infec taneously blown up. “It was a big explo pose to his girlfriend at China’s Liaoning tious disease specialists, who examined the responsible for paying for the damage done sion,” Denise Young said after the tem- Advertisement Vocational College in now-unconscious man and concluded he to my car,” she explained in her claim form. pered-glass base shattered into hundreds Shenyang by setting off fireworks as he was a drug mule suffering from a cocaine (St. Paul’s Pioneer Press) of pieces all over her Boston living room. kneeled, but she forgot their meeting. He overdose after several bags of the drug in • A man backing out of his driveway in Philips replaced Young’s TV and said it’s set off the fireworks anyway, hoping to his stomach burst. He was finally taken to a Aurora, Colo., jumped out of his van to now making TV bases of acrylic and plastic. attract her attention, and went to look for hospital but died. The man’s wife said he avoid being burned by a cigarette he (Boston’s WBZ-TV) her. While he was gone, the fireworks hadn’t visited Nigeria in at least four years. dropped on himself. The vehicle kept mov ing, knocked him down and ran over his sparked a grass fire that burned down the (Spain’s The Local) college’s sports hall. (New York Post) • The Food and Drug Administration head. He was hospitalized in critical condi Reasonable Explanation Sheriffs deputies who arrested Lisa and the Federal Trade Commission report tion. (Denver’s KUSA-TV) Carol Roche, 41, after they caught her tak Compiled from mainstream news ed actively monitoring fraudulent claims ing items from cars parked at a high school sources by Roland Sweet. 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A winner at EVERY Store! 24 — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource PUMP-KINGS — Students from Our Lady of Guadalupe Academy in Elizabeth were runs every Tuesday from 10 a.m .-5:30 p.m. and will run until Tuesday, Nov. 25, treated to a Pumpkin Decorating event sponsored by the Elizabeth Avenue Part where a Thanksgiving Day Pie Sale will be held. To place an order for a fresh nership where eighth graders under the direction of Deacon Joe Caporaso home-baked pie call the EAP Office at 9 0 8 -9 6 5 -0 6 6 0 by Friday, Nov. 21, and marched from the school to the Elizabeth Avenue Farmers Market at Union your pie will be delivered directly to the Elizabeth Farmers Market for pick up on Square Plaza where the event was held. The Elizabeth Avenue Farmers Market Nov. 25. Eliz. man admits role Five 'confirmed’ gang members charged in fatal shooting An Elizabeth man has admitted to being with initiation murder, says prosecutor responsible for a fatal shooting that Five confirmed members of the Mara Salvatrucha, or MS-13, two juvenile defendants to kill Landaverde, who was purportedly a occurred in the city a little more than three street gang, including two juveniles, have been charged with engi member of the rival 18th Street gang, as a means to that end. years ago, acting Union County Prosecutor neering the gang initiation-related murder of a person purported to Amaya and Alfaro were involved in the planning of the shooting, Grace H. Park announced Oct. 31. be a rival gang member in Elizabeth earlier this year, acting Union according to Henn. Appearing before state Superior Court County Prosecutor Grace H. Park announced during a recent press Upon allegedly shooting Landaverde, the two juveniles fled the Judge Joseph P. Donohue, Larry Mays, 27, conference. scene, and four of the five defendants then left New Jersey in an pleaded guilty to a single count of aggravat German Lisandro Benites Moreno, a.k.a. “Raro,” 21; Carlos effort to evade arrest, Henn said. One of the two juvenUes was ed manslaughter in connection with the Amaya, a.k.a. “Padrino,” 19; and Luis Alfaro, a.k.a. “Perverso,” 26, already a confirmed MS-13 member at the time of the shooting, death of 19-year-old Abdul Hinton. have each been charged with first-degree murder, first-degree gang while the other was a recruit who was initiated into the gang as a It was approximately 11:45 p.m. on criminality, second-degree solicitation or recruitment to join a result of the shooting. August 14, 2011 when Mays, Hinton, and criminal street gang, and two second-degree weapons offenses. The last of the five defendants to be apprehended, one of the two several others were standing outside the Juvenile complaints reflecting several of the same allegations also juvenUes charged, was arrested in the Houston area late last week. front entrance to a housing unit in the Oak- have been filed against both of the juvenile defendants, whose iden Both juveniles remain in custody in Texas. Moreno, whose bail has wood Plaza housing complex on the 200 tities are being withheld due to their ages. been set at $3.5 million, is lodged in Hudson County Jail, while block of Parker Road in Elizabeth, accord Shortly before 5 p.m. on Monday, May 19, first responders Alfaro and Amaya are lodged in Union County Jail on $2.5 million ing to Union County Homicide Task Force rushed to the 600 block of South Park Street in Elizabeth, a resi and $2 million baU, respectively. Supervisor Michael Henn. dential neighborhood, to find 18-year-old Jonathan Landaverde in “This was a brazen, cold, and calculated crime we believe was At that time, several unidentified males the rear yard of a residence suffering ft-om multiple gunshot committed for multiple purposes - to send a message to rival approached and opened fire on the group, wounds. He was transported to University Hospitcd in Newark, gangs, to initiate a new member, and to eliminate a rival,” Park Henn said. where he was pronounced dead. said. “The senseless violent acts associated with the criminal activ As the members of the group ran in var A joint investigation involving the Union County Homicide Task ity of street gangs have no place in Union County, and we are com ious directions. Mays produced a .45-cal- Force and the Elizabeth Police Department revealed that Landav- mitted to doing everything in our power to ensure that we address iber handgun. Mays then also started to erde’s killing was not a random act of violence, said Union County them in the strongest possible fashion.” run away, and as he did so, he started firing Homicide Task Force Supervisor Michael Henn, who is prosecuting If convicted on all the charges against him, Moreno could face a the handgun over his shoulder. One of the the case. In fact, Moreno, a high-ranking MS-13 member with sentence of 70 years to life in state prison. Amaya, Alfaro, and one bullets struck Hinton, who died from his regional influence, had recently traveled to Elizabeth in order to of the two juvenile defendants all would be facing likely terms of 55 injuries the following day. recruit additional gang members and ensure that the local faction years to life if convicted, while the other juvenile defendant would Mays was charged with the killing in of the internationally powerful gang was asserting its control and receive a likely term of 45 years to life. October 2011. Mays is expected to face a influence in the area, Henn said. These criminal charges are mere accusations. Each defendant is term of 15 years in state prison when he is The investigation revealed that Moreno allegedly ordered the presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. sentenced Dec. 12. ______Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014 — 25 Police respond to many incidents in Union County Linden ' Nov. 1: At 12:26 p.m. police responded to the Quick-Mart, on Knopf Street on a report of an armed robbery. According to unconscious person, and found a 23-year- police, the shop’s owner said two dark- old male unresponsive inside the house. skinned men entered the store. One of the The victim had shallow gasping respira 0fORD men pulled out a handgun and told the tions, and police administered nctsal nalox owner to lay on the floor while the other one. Emergency medical personnel arrived man took an undetermined amount of cash on the scene, and the victim became awake POLICB / from the register, and lottery receipts. Both and alert during treatment and transport to walked out of the store and fled in an Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital unknown direction. There were no injuries, at Rahway. according to police reports. The perpetra • According to Cranford Police Chief tors were described as in their 20s, with James Wozniak, these were the depart one wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, and ment’s first use of naloxone since officers iS97 i the other wearing a red hooded sweatshirt began carrying the nasal administration with gray sleeves. kits in June. “Heroin and narcotic overdos • Oct. 30: At 8:34 p.m. police responded es have the potential to devastate the lives to Fay Avenue and Richford Terrace on a of victims and their families in our commu repyort of a robbeiy. When police arrived, a nity,” he stated. “Having Narcan in our group of n victims, ranging in age from late toolbox gives us an opportunity to avert a teens to early 20s, said they had been tragedy every time we use it.” approached by three African-American C lark men, who asked the group if they had any • Oct. 25: At 4:53 a.m., Clark Police drugs. One of the perpetrators, described Department responded to a residence on a as wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and a report of a possible overdose. The victim, a Michael Christian, 19, for simple assault police took reports of two burglaries to do-rag, pulled out a handgun and ordered 26-year-old male, was lying on his back in during a disturbance on Commonwealth unlocked motor vehicles on Elaine Terrace. the group to lay on the ground and empty an upstairs bedroom barely breathing with Road. He was later released from munici A tool kit was taken from one car, and their pockets. Taken from the victims were a very faint pulse and turning blue about pal lockup. nothing was missing from the second car, wallets, cell phones, keys and cash. One of the face, according to police rep)orts. Offi • The KenUworth Police took reports of according to police. the victims, an 18-year-old female from cers administered two doses of naloxone 17 motor vehicle accidents, answered 14 • Oct. 26: At 11:23 a-ni- Craig Green was Linden, was sitting in the vehicle when the before the victim ultimately regained con first aid calls and 6 fire related calls during arrested on Route 22 for warrants. suspect with the red hoodie approached sciousness. The victim was subsequently this time period as first responders. • Oct. 26: At 7:48 p.m. police took a her and struck her in the face with the transported to the Robert Wood Johnson Union report of a stolen iPad at Chuck E. Cheese handgun before taking her wallet. A second at Rahway Medical Center for continued • Oct. 24: At 6:07 p.m. police responded on Route 22. suspect was described as light-skinned treatment. This was the second time Clark to Frederick Terrace on a report of a bur • Oct. 27: At 12:37 a.m. Kimberly Orozco black and approximately 6 feet 4 inches police have used the spray to save a life. glary to a residence. Entry was made was arrested on Morris Avenue for war tall; and the third suspect was described as The narcan spray was distributed by the through a rear door at approximately 1:40 rants. about 5 feet 10 inches tall with a beard and Union County Prosecutor’s Office to all p.m., said police, who suspect a white male • Oct. 27: At 1:42 a.m. police took a wearing blue jeans, boots, and a dark wave Union County police departments in June. with a beard wearing a black North Face report of shoplifting at Walgreens on Mor cap. The trio fled the scene on foot heading Kenilworth hoodie. A gold necklace and jewelry box ris Avenue. Deodorant was taken. east on Fay Avenue into Elizabeth, where •Oct 20: At 1:30 p.m,. a student at were reported missing. • Oct. 27: At 2 a.m. police arrested Roan they entered a small dark-colored vehicle. Brearley High School reported that her • Oct. 24: At 8:06 p.m. Cyrus Venable Brown Jr. for obstruction during a pedes The woman hit with the gun was transport iPhone, valued at $300, was stolen during was arrested during a traffic stop on Oak trian stop at Morris and Stu)rves»Bt' ed by ambulance to Robert Wood Johnson the day from the school. land Avenue for possession of a controlled avenues. University Hospital at Rahway for treat • Oct 22: At 1:04 a.m., officers stopped a dangerous substance. • Oct. 27: At 7:42 a.m. Juan Zhicay- ment. The Elizabeth Police Department motor vehicle in the area of Boulevard and • Oct. 24: At n:33 p.m. Vladimir Oliver Arevalo was arrested for warrants during a and the Union County Sheriffs Office K-9 31st Street and arrested the driver, Andrew was arrested during a traffic stop on Stan motor vehicle stop on Route 22. Unit responded to the scene to assist Lin Polkowski, 31, of Oak Ridge for outstand ley Terrace for being a wanted person. • Oct. 27: At 10:36 a.m. Mark Davenport den police with the investigation and ing warrants in the amount of $5,435- • Oct. 25: At 1:14 a.m. George Walker was arrested for warrants during a motor search for suspects. Anyone with informa • Oct 25: At 12:34 a.m., Kenilworth offi was arrested during a motor vehicle stop vehicle stop on Springfield Avenue. tion on this crime is asked to contact the cers were called to North 13th Street on on Chestnut Street for driving while intoxi • Oct. 27: At 11:14 P -m . police took a Linden Detective Bureau at 908-474-8537 report of a disturbance ivith a suspicious cated. report of a burglary on Van Ness Terrace. or via email at [email protected]. person. Upon arriving at the scene, officers • Oct. 25: At 1:40 a.m. poUce responded Entry was gained by kicking in a side door; Cranford placed Josh Diaz, 24, of Kenilworth, under to Andrew Street on a report of a burglary at the time of report, it was unknown what • Oct. 30: At 4:56 p.m. police officers arrest for trespassing and $1,500 in out to a motor vehicle. There was no sign of was taken, according to police. were called to Parkway Sunoco on North standing warrants. forced entry, said police. Cash was taken. • Oct. 28: At 8:22 a.m. James Renda was Avenue East on a reported overdose. They • Oct 25: At 7:45 a.m., Kenilworth offi • Oct. 25: At 6:09 a.m. police took a arrested on Orange Avenue for warrants. found a 24-year-old Monmouth County cers responded to the Garden State Park report of a stolen 1994 green Honda Accord • Oct. 28: At 10:26 a.m. police took a man unconscious and not breathing in a way on report of a motorcyclist-involved on Walker Avenue. The theft occurred dur report of theft at Battle Hill Elementary vehicle with narcotics paraphernalia and accident. Officers safeguarded the scene ing the overnight hours,and the vehicle was School Cameras were taken, according to several folds of suspected heroin. Police and administered first aid until the later recovered in Passaic. police reports. administered nasal naloxone and provided response of the State Police and Kenilworth • Oct. 25: At 11:39 p.m. Amod Johnson • Oct. 28: At 10:41 a.m. police took a medical assistance until the arrival of First Aid squad, which transported the was arrested during a motor vehicle stop report of theft at Union High School. Com emergency medical personnel. The victim motorcyclist to University Hospital. on Route 22 for hindering. puter equipment was taken, according to became awake and alert shortly before the • Oct 27: At 5:39 a.m., Kenilworth Police • Oct. 26: At 3: 37 a.m. police arrested police reports. arrival of an advanced life support ambu arrested Vincent Mall, 45, of Kenilworth, Edwin Mirandadavicuna on Route 22 for • Oct. 28: At 3:29 p.m. Shana Washing lance. He was transported to Overlook for possession of a controlled dangerous driving while intoxicated. ton was arrested during a motor vehicle Hospital for further treatment and evalua substance and for simple assault. He was • Oct. 26: At 3:52 a.m. police arrested stop on Burnet Street for warrants. tion. taken to Kenilworth Police Department Keith Harrington on Morris Avenue for • Oct. 28: At 6 p.m. Robert Howard was • Oct. 31: At 12:24 a.m. police were and held in municipal lockup. driving while intoxicated. arrested at Total Wine for theft by decep called to a local residence on a report of an • Oct 27: Kenilworth Police arrested • Oct. 26: At 8:53 a.m. and 10:56 a.m. tion, and forgery, according to police. 26^— November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource We Salute Those W ho Served On Veterans Day, we salute the American veterans and active-duty military whose courage and dedication have protected our freedom and our way of life for generations. 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Hehnly School in Clark. The students of Nina Sinicropi’s Union County Clerk Joanne Rajoppi. first- and second-grade language arts classes were recently introduced to multiple methods of brainstorming to be “Letters from the Front” will include used prior to writing. Of particular interest to the students, due to its connection with Halloween, were topical “spider” local Civil War soldiers’ correspondence, webs. The students were asked to create topic webs regarding their darkest fears and what contributes to their fear. and music will be provided by Deborah Schnaph, Mel Freda and Mary Heller. Committee member Tom Plante will read a SPRINGFIELD NEWS selection from the Civil War writings of poet Walt Whitman. ^ Fall Film Festival set for Nov. 13 exception of municipal holidays. Residents can call 973-912-2227 The Civil War Exhibition is on display The Fall International Film Festival continues at the Springfield each day between 8 and 9 a.m. to schedule an appointment for that until 2015 in the rotunda of the Union Free Public Library on Thursday, Nov. 13, with a screening of “The morning. The bus is equipped with a passenger lift for wheelchairs. County Courthouse in historic midtown Harmonists” at i and 7 p.m. “The Harmonists” tells the story of the Other riders should be able to board and depart the bus independ Elizabeth. To reserve a seat for the lecture, “Comedian Harmonists,” a German male sextet, from the day they ently. call 908-527-4999. meet first in 1927 to the day in 1934, when they become banned by the Nazis, because three are Jewish. In German with English subti- Great Books group to meet Nov. 20 tles;ii5 minutes, rated R. The Great Books discussion group of the Springfield Free Public Be aware of bears Admission is free and refreshments are served. The Springfield Library has announced its fall books and schedule. All meetings are New Jersey Division of Fish and Free Public Library is located at 66 Mountain Avenue, Springfield, scheduled to run from lo to 11:30 a.m. and new members are Wildlife will conduct a free public talk on NJ 07081. 973-376-4930. www.sfplnj.org. always welcome. black bears hosted by Azure Masada Lodge Thursday, Nov. 20: “The Federalist Papers” by Alexander #22, 478 South Avenue East in Cranford, Learn about substance abuse prevention Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay; and on Monday, Nov. 17, from 8 to 10 p.m. The Springfield Free Public Library will host the Partnership for Thursday, Dec.i8 : “The Overcoat” by Nicolai Gogol. Wildlife experts are predicting that a Drug-Free New Jersey’s “15 Minute Child Break Program” on The Springfield Free Public Library is located at 66 Mountain more frequent black bear sightings will Wednesday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. This free, one-hour multimedia pres Avenue. More information about the library can be found at occur in Union County and throughout entation discusses in detail the importance of the parent or care www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com, by calling 973-376-4930, or by New Jersey. The public talk will cover the giver’s role on substance-abuse prevention. For additional infor visiting the Springfield Public Library on Facebook. natural history and biology of the black mation, visit www.drugfreenj.org. bear, practical information about coexist The Springfield Free Public Library is located at 66 Mountain Gardener volunteers wanted at library ing with bears, and how to handle a bear Avenue, Springfield, New Jersey 07081. Call 973-376-4930 or visit The Springfield Public Library is looking for volunteers with a encounter. For more information on this www.sfplnj.org. love of gardening who are willing and able to tend the library’s event, visit iothdistrictnj.org or contact flower beds. In addition to finding a visible outlet for their horti John F. Dziedzic, W.M., 908-377-2376 or Rec. Dept, offers free bus transport cultural creativity, volunteers will reap the satisfaction of knowing [email protected]. For more information The Springfield Recreation Department offers free bus trans that they are doing their part to keep the library looking beautiful. on black bears in New Jersey visit the NJ portation for senior citizens to locations within the township. The The Springfield Public Library is located at 66 Mountain Ave. For Division of Fish and Wildlife at service runs Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with the more information call Dale Spindel at 973-376-4930, ext. 227. state, nj .us/dep/fgw/bearfactsm. — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource Photos By Dsv« V o n O m m n ttf Take me to your leader Nestled among the Scarecrow Stroll in downtown Cranfords were these clever Minion pumpkins that appear straight out of the ‘Despicable Me' film. The sev enth annual Scrarecrow Stroll featured residents getting a chance to vote on the favorite scarecrow displayed in downtown Cranford. WORSHIP CALENDAR UKRAINIAN EVANGELICAL JEWISH- COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN FIR.ST PRESB\TER1AN CHLRCII OF ASSEMBLIES OF GOD CHURCH COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN SPRINGFIELD 210 Moms Ave at ( hutch 2208 Stanley Terrace, Union (908) 686-8171 CONSERVATIVE 301 Chestnut St., CHURCH, 1459 Deer Path, MounUinside. Mall, Springfield. NJ 07081, 973-379-4320 Rev. Walter Cebula, Pastor Roselle Park. NJ 07204 TEMPLE BETH AHM YISRAEL 60 New Jersey 07092. You are invited to join us in Rev. Victona Ney, Pastor. Sunday Worship ••Note: All services are in English . Phone: 908-245-2237 Temple Drive, Springfield. 973-376-0539 - Worship S lic e s on Sundays at 10:00 am. This begins at 10.15am followed by Fellowship ( Ukrainian & Spanish translation available) www.roselleparkumc.org a friendly inclusive Conservative is a place for you to enjoy uplifting music and Hour. Church time nursery and Sunday Sunday Worship: 10:30 AM Pastor: Rev. Manuel P. Cruz, Jr. relevant messages that will energize and inspire Egalitarian congregation, welcoming to School for infant to second grade avail Sunday Evening; 6:30 PM 11:00 AM Worship Service you. We offer a warm and friendly environment Sunday School for grades 3-12 begins at - ^ Food Pantry (Wednesday) 5-6:45 PM the broader community of mature couples, 11:00 AM Sunday School with Bible study, Sunday school and active Wednesday Family N i^ t: 7:00 PM singles, “traditional” Jewish families, gay Childcare Available adult and youth groups. For further information, 9:00am in the Parish House (u 37 Church Spanish Service (Saturday): 7 PM and lesbian Jews, and interfaith families. please contact Dr. Christopher Belden, Pastor at Mall. For more informauon about Church Dedicated to enriching the lives of our 908-232-9490. groups and community activities or to community by providing an inviting contact Pastor Ney, please call the Church UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF Office at 973-379-4320, or e-mail BAPTIST environment for spiritual education and UNION. 2095 Berwyn Street, Union, NJ FirstPCOfficefigverizon.net. ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH, 640 S. social interaction, we offer a year-round 07083. Rev. James G Ryoo, Pastor. Church Springfield Ave., Springfield. Rev. Clarence Early Childhood Program, Religious telephone 908-687-8077. Office hours by School, Teen Institute, Men’s Club, appointment. Sunday service at 11:00 AM Alston, Pastor. Church phone (973) 379- THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 1465. SUNDAY: 9:30 A.M. Family Bible Women’s League, Hazak (Seniors), includes a children’s sermon. Sunday School CONGREGATION OF CONNECTICUT ROMAN CATHOLIC School; 11:00 A.M. Worship Service. minyan services twice daily, and a frill at 10:00. Youth Sunday School during the WEDNESDAY: 7:30 P.M. Mid-Week main service. Communion the first Sunday of FARMS, comer of Stuyvesant Ave and variety of activities and Shabbat services St. JAMES THE APOSTLE PARISH Service. Holy Communion every First the month. Choir and Praise Team. UMW Chestnut St., Union. Sunday School 10 am, for all ages. Visit www.tbaynj.org for COMMUNITY, 45 South Springfield Avenue, Sunday. Nursery Care available every group meets 2nd Saturday each month. Friday Sunday Worship Service Ham with nursery service and activity dates and times or call Springfield, New Jersey 07081.973-376-3044. Sunday. If transportation is needed call the evening bible study with the pastor at 7:30 care. Holy Communion first Sunday (973) 376-0539. PLEASE JOIN US! www.saintjainesparish.org. SUNDAY MASS: church office. Everyone is Welcome at PM. We are a friendly, multi ethnic/cultural monthly. Church office 908-688-3164; office Rabbi Mark Mallach ([email protected]). Saturday 5:00pm (anticipated), Sunday 7:30, Antioch. church and we welcome all! hours are M-F 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Rabbi Cecelia Beyer 9:00, 10:30am and 12:00 noon. WEEKDAY www.ctfarms.org. Rev. Roberta Arrowsmith, MASS: Monday-Friday 7;30am, Saturday (RabbiBeyer@tbaynj otg Pastor. 8:00am. RECONCILIATION: Saturday 11:00am (any time by appointment) NON- JEWISH- REFORM TEMPLE SHA’AREY SHALOM METHODIST DENOMINATIONAL Springfield, NJ (973) 379-5387 visit KENILWORTH GOSPEL CHAPEL BETHEL AFRICAN METHODIST FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF www.shaarey.org Rabbi: Ari Rosenberg Newark and 23rd Street, Kenilworth, 908- EPISCOPAL CHURCH RAHWAY Comer of West Grand Ave. & NOTE: All copy changes must be made in Cantor: Amy Daniels Inspiring services and 272-6131, Pastor Donald Dunkerton. Sunday 241 Hilton Ave., Church St., RAHWAY. Holy Communion the writing and received by Worrall Community creative programs and events. Religious 9:15 am Communion, 11:00 am Family Bible VauxhaU. NJ 07088 first Sunday of each month. Worship Service on Newspapers No later than 12:00 Noon, School, PreSchool, active Sisterhood and Phone: 908-964-1282 Hour and Sunday School for all ages, Sundays at 10:30 am; Fellowship Hour 11:30 Fridays prior to the following week’s Brotherhood, Renaissance (Seniors), classes, Wednesday 7:00 pm Prayer and Bible Study, Pastor: Rev. Dennis E. Hughes am.; Nursery 10:30 am - 11:30 am. Office publication. trips, speakers and much more. (childcare provided), Friday 7:00 pm Youth Sunday - Church School 9:AM Hours: Mon - Thurs 9:00 am - 3:30 pm. 732- Please address changes to: Activities for Grade School age, Jr. High and Worship Service 10:AM 382-0803 www.rahwayworship.org. Connie Sloan Wednesday - Bible Class 6:30 to 7:30 Sr. High, kenilworthgospel.or ALL ARE WELCOME 1291 Stuyvesant Ave. P.O. Box 1596 www.bedielvauxhall.com Union, N.J. 07083 Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014~— 29 CRANFORD NEWS Historical society hosts contemporary of Tiffany, who considered val and Premiere Stages Play Festival. Fol Books and Bagels group him his most important competitor. While lowing the reading there will be a discus veterans display, Nov. 9 similar to Tiffany in being a “renaissance sion with the playwright with the audience, to meet Dec. 6 The Cranford Historical Society will man” in his breadth of skills. Carder distin director and actors. Admission is free and Books and Bagels, the Cranford Public host a Veterans Day Display at Hanson guished himself from the former by actual all are welcome. Library’s monthly book chat progr^gj^or House on Sunday, Nov. g, from lo a.m. to 2 ly blowing some of the creations he adults, will take place Dec. 6 at 10:15 a.m. p.m. in the library’s Raddin Room. The program designed — something Tiffany never did. Bill Nye DVD’s now at Military vehicles will be on the lawn and Admission is free. Space is limited, so format is simple — participants bring a few inside will be displays by local historians reservations are required. This program is Cranford Public Library favorite books and tell the other members honoring Cranford’s citizens who served not recommended for children. To reserve The Cranford Library recently added the of the group what they like about them. The during World War I, World War II, Korea a seat, call 908-276-0082 or email cran- entire “Bill Nye the Science Guy” dvd set to books can be new or old, fiction or nonfic and Vietnam. Cranford veterans who have [email protected]. its children’s collection. “Bill Nye the Sci tion, classic or contemporary. Sessions are served in Korea and Vietnam will be pres ence Guy” was a popular educational televi one-hour long. There is no requiretSfcSSd- ent. Sign up for email alerts sion program devoted to the natural sci ing, and participants will have the opportu For more information, call the Cranford ences that aired on PBS Kids in the mid- nity to learn about books recommended by Historical Society’s office at 908-276-0082 from the Cranford Library 1990s. other group members. Refreshments will or email cranfordhistoricalsociety@veri- The Cranford Public Library is now Aimed at a preteen audience, the set be served, courtesy of the Friends of the zon.net. Admission is free. offering a weekly email service featuring consists of 100 half-hour episodes. The set Cranford Public Library. Registration is not The Cranford Historical Society is dedi news about its programs and services. Res may be borrowed for free and circulated for required. For more information about cated to the perpetuation of Cranford’s his idents whose email addresses are already seven days. To see a list of titles in the Books and Bagels, contact program coordi tory by continuing to collect and document on file with the library may already be series, go the library page at nator, Sally Hanford, at 908-709-7272, ext. the town’s past. Visit www.cranfordhistori- receiving this service. To receive this free cranford.com/library, click on the Library 2104, or email [email protected]. calsociety.com service, send an email to cranfordli- Catalog tab at the top of the page, and [email protected]. search by keyword for “Bill Nye the Science Make a ‘M.E.S.S’ with Learn at Steuben Glass at Guy.” the whole family Crane-Phillips museum Theater Project presest The Cranford Library invites children to The Cranford Historical Society pres staged reading, Nov. 8 Readers’ Forum meeting get their hands dirty at “Family M.E.S.S.: ents “Frederic Carder and Steuben Glass” The Theater Project will be present a dates set for this season Math, Engineering, and Science Saturday” with Vic Bary on Sunday, Nov. 16, at the staged reading of “Owed to My First Love,” The Readers’ Forum, the book discus on Saturday, Nov. 8 at 11 a.m. in 4 he Crane-Phillips House Museum from 2 to 4 a comedy by Susan Barsky, on Saturday, sion group, now in its 22nd year, will meet Library’s Raddin Room. The libraiy is p.m. The Crane-Phillips House Museum is Nov. 8, at 2 p.m. in the Cranford Commu in the library’s Fridlington Room on the located at 224 Walnut Ave. Families will located at 124 North Union Ave. in Cran nity Center, 220 Walnut Ave. Barsky’s following Mondays at 7 p.m. to discuss attempt hands-on experiments, solve prob ford. plays have been produced around the these titles: lems, and have fun at this educational pro Bary, a Cranford Historical Society country, and she received a 2005 fellow • Nov. 24, “Tell the Wolves Tm Home,” gram, created for families with children trustee and art glass collector, will speak ship from the New Jersey State Council on 2012, by Carol Rifka Brunt; from the ages of 2 toio. Registration is about Frederic Carder and Steuben Glass. the Arts for “Owed to My First Love,” which • Dec. 29, “The Dovekeepers,” 2011, by required; reserve a spot by calling or stop Carder, the founder of Steuben Glass, was a was produced at the Stamford Fringe Festi- Alice Hoffman; ping by the library. • Jan. 26, “Loving Frank,” 2007, by Admission is free and all Cranford resi Nancy Horak; dents are welcome. Union Township • Feb. 23, “Orange Is the New Black,” Chamber of Commerce 2010, by Piper Kerman; How books are made, Cecil Cates, President • March 23, “Kitchen House,” 2010, by Nov. 22 at the library Kathleen Grissom; James Masterson, E x e c u t iv e D ir e c t o r 7He greater ^CizaSeth Local author Laura Sassi will look at • April 27, “Americanah,” 2014, by Chi- how books are made in “The Art of Picture November CHamSer of Commerce mamanda Ngozi Adichie; and Bookmaking” on Saturday, Nov. 2 2 ?a tli • May 18, “The Circle,” 2014, by Dave a.m. in the library’s Raddin Room. Sassi Networking Event Cordially Invite You to Eggers. will share her book, “Goodnight, Ark,” to New members are welcome at any time. discuss all that goes into writing. D o e s ” T h e Business After Hours W a lk in g Wednesday, November 12, 2014 Gateway Dead ” describe 5:00 - 7:30 PM Regional Chamber of your Customer Terminal One Sports Bar Commerce Service Model? 566 Spring St., Elizabeth Learn What “Kills” Net Your Father’s Chamber of Commerce.,. Services As the largest business network in the New ISrrk/New fers^ r^ion, Wednesday, November the Gateway Chamber: 19. 2014 • Represents and advances the bnsiness interests of our t viOO members 5pm -7pm • Offers more netwoHdng events and opportunities than any other business oi^aniaation in the New Yorfe/NeW Jersey regloo Maplecrest Ford Lincoln • Makes it our business to grow yoJtr busmess 2800 Springfield Ave. Bring Friends & Business Associates Repiesenting htsinesses in Umo»t Middlesex, Somerset, Essex and Morris Counties, Vauxhall NJ 07088 the Gateway Chamber bos no bouodanes when it cotnes ia pjoteeting and pitnmoting $10 cover charge ***Don’t Forget Your Business Cards*** our members. Qteck us out and see why oar retention rate is 95% i Information may be found at Www.UnionChamber.com FREE Admission with a Reservation For membership in q ilirits please contact ( 9 08 >-688-2777 ***Appetizers and Happy Hour Cash Bar*** Kate Conroy, Vice President, Gateway Re^onai Chamber of Commerce RSVP by November 7 P.O. Box 300, E&abethj NJ 07207-0300 • 908- 3S2- 6?»{K),m. I S * [email protected] 908-335-7600 so —'November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource CLARK NEW S 'Love Italian Style’ on Nov. 13 CERT Training avaiaibie soon Citizens Corp. program and the NJ State Police Office of The Senior Citizens Club of Clark hosts “Love Italian The township of Clark will hold a Community Emer Emergency Management. Style,” presented by Jersey Dreamers on Thursday, Nov. 13, gency Response Training Program in the the next few New Jersey presently ranks among the top state in the at L^Ieve’s in Haledon. Enjoy dance music and a lunch of months. The township has previously conducted nine class Country based on the number of CERT programs within eggplant rollatini, ziti Bolognese, chicken Parmigiana, es for the general public and one class for teachers and each state. sausage and peppers, zucchini marinara, Italian pastry, administrators in the Clark Public School System. This program provides 24 hours of training during a wine, and two complimentary drinks. CERT recognizes that basic training in disaster-survival nine-week period; it is not intended to train pi ople to be There is a fee for this event, which includes transporta and rescue skills improve the ability of community mem first responders but to train people to be better able to help tion. The bus leaves at 10 a.m. from the Polish Cultural bers to help themselves until first responders or other themselves, their families, neighbors, and communitv- l>v Foundation at 177 Broadway in Clark, and returns at 4 p.m. assistance arrives. 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Greek gods physician ia Enlist some friends to join the fun. 9. Emblem and/or insignia 14. Indicates near 15. Manila hemp TAURUS, April 21 to May 21 16. 1836 Texas siege Practice discretion this week, Taurus. You do not know how a par 17. Animal Planet ticular situation will unfold, so it is better to stay neutral until the t^l^Shadow Spell” author 20. Shaking entire situation settles. Then you can take action. 22. Office worker 23. Hit on which the batter GEMINI, May 22 to June 21 scores 24. Catastrophes Some colleagues may want to goof off all week long and get nothing 28. Extinct N.Z. rathe accomplished, Gemini. But you have other goals and know some 29. Indicates position hard work now means fun later. 30. Cracking sound 31. Medieval oboe 33. Zurvanic priest CANCER, June 22 to July 22 37. Pa’s partner It is time for you to step up and take the reins. Cancer. Your lead 38. Organization of American States ership skills have long been an asset, and it's time to put them to 39. Pearly ear shaped shell use for the greater good. 41. Inventor Franklin 42. Atomic #3 43. Large sea snail CLUES DOWN LEO, July 23 to Aug. 23 44. Nostrils 1. Termination of life 32. 3 line Japanese verse form Leo, an upcoming adventure has you brimming with excitement. 46. Supplements with difficulty 2. Approval (Br. abbr.) 34. Sounding disks 49. Periodic symbol for silver 3. Befuddlements 35. United Nations (abbr.) Some people are drawn to your vigor, while others are a little 50. Senior officer 4 . Visual percepts 36. Unlogical uncomfortable. 51. German superhighways 5 . Town in Southeast Ghana 40. Exist 55. Bromeosin 6. Auricle 41. So. Am. capital est. 1960 58. White person, Hawaiian 7. Gum arable genus 45. 7th C. BC King of Judah VIRGO, Aug. 24 to Sept. 22 slang 8. DEA agents (slang) 47. C2H6 fuel Downplay your authority this week, Virgo. Newcomers to your 9. Naive persons 59. Strong magnet alloy 48. Glided high place of employment will feel more comfortable around you if they 60. Bloomberg interviewer 10. Signals 52. Cotton pods 64. Women’s movement 11. Make gloomy 53. Boxer Muhammad don’t have to worry about rank. 65. Cover with wood 12. Greenwich Mean Time 54. Ends of a loaf of bread 66. Slats 13. Winged goddess of the 56. Very coldly L IB R A , Sept. 23 to Oct. 23 67. Sick dawn 57. Titled peer of the realm 68. Rewards (archaic) 19. Talipot palm leaf strip 59. A rth u r_, Wimbledon Libra, it is impossible to postpone a commitment any longer. It may 69. Heels, pumps or loafers 21. Cat cry champion not seem like the right time just yet, but you need to forge ahead 70. Yes vote 24. Kansas 67632 60. Cost per mile 25. Roman citizen 61. Own (Scottish) anyway and handle things as they come. 26. Chinese silk plant 62. Cheer ANSWERS APPEAR IN 27. Bridge breadths 63. Word element meaning ear SCORPIO, Oct. 24 to Nov. 22 O W r CUSSIFIED SECTION 31. European sole genus It is easy to feel burnt out before you achieve a goal, Scorpio. You just need to learn how to pace yourself a little better and to ignore distractions that result in delays. SAGITTARIUS, Nov. 23 to Dec. 21 7 3 6 SUDOKU Express your creativity this week, Sagittarius. You have long felt the desire to display this other side, and now is a great time to do so. 9 5 Encourage others to do the same. Here’s How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 2 5 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 CAPRICORN, Dec. 22 to Jan. 20 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the Capricorn, express your emotions this week even if you think your 8 1 numbers 1 through 9 must fill each 4 ideas will not gamer much support. Exercise diplomacy, as you do row, column and box. Each number not want to engage in any conflicts. can appear only once in each row, 4 5 column and box. You can figure out AQUARIUS, Jan. 21 to Feb. 18 the order in which the numbers will 7 3 9 You may explore different interests and hobbies this week only to appear by using the numeric clues find that nothing seems to be the right fit, Aquarius. Do not let it get already provided in the boxes. The 1 2 more numbers you name, the easi you down. You will find the answer. er it gets to solve the puzzle! 9 6 3 8 PISCES, Feb. 19 to March 20 ANSWERS APPEAR IN Don't squander money on a lavish purchase this week, Pisces. OUR CLASSIFIEDS SECTION 8 6 5 There are better ways to spend your money in the coming weeks. Level: Intermediate Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014^-— 33 Roses of Sharon: self-seeding super star If I wanted to, I could fill the entire yard with roses of Sharon. So could most people, THE GARDENER'S because roses of Sharon, or Hibiscus syria- APPRENTICE cus, are among the most prolific garden BY ELISABETH GINSBURG shrubs. All you need to launch a rose of prune them right after they flower in the Sharon world domination campaign is one late summer or early fall, or at least before small specimen anywhere on or near your cold weather sets in. As I write this, the Otercotning property. If it flowers, its alluring blossoms seed pods on the roses of Sharon in my the Oibslftde.s will be pollinated by obliging insects. After yard are drying and ripening, preparing to pollination, it will produce fat green pods split open and disgorge all of those seeds. lo (A )o kitig full of viable seeds. When I say "viable," I Pruning in fall means that the vast majori mean that 110 percent of the seeds will ger ty of those seeds will never hit the ground minate. The resulting seedlings will grow at and that is a veiy good thing. As I have lightning speed and make a priority of pro gone about the business of garden cleanup, ducing flowers of their own. Nature will I have uprooted scores of rose of Sharon To avoid the extra weight that I always seem to put on in the winter, I am take its course and without human inter seedlings. The abundance persists, despite switching ray pasta to a healthier and more delicious one. I discovered black vention, the one small specimen will pro the fact that the resident deer posse seems bean pasta at Costco and am now a convert! Two out o f my four kids will eat duce enough offspring to populate your to find the bushes tasty. it as well as my husband and that speaks volumes about its pleasing texture and entire property after about three years. Some guidebooks advise pruning in I think of this daunting prospect as I spring. This is fine and will not harm nas flavor. Look for it in health-food stores or google it. Try it with whatever you take up my clippers, loppers and pruning cent flower buds, but it does give the seed normally eat pasta and you be the judge! saw to begin the annual task of pruning the pods time to ripen and split. If time runs roses of Sharon. Only two of the 11 speci out in the fall, do it in spring, which is Quick Leftover Pasta mens currently on my property were pur preferable to not pruning at all. Unpruned with Roasted Squash and Sausage chased by me. Two or three more were left roses of Sharon quickly become leggy and by my predecessor. The rest were self-sown ungainly, producing flowers only at the Ingredients Method plants that proved useful and decorative on tops of the spindly branches. 8 oz. cooked black bean pasta cooked In a medium-sized frying pan, heat up the south edge of a part of the front garden. Occasionally, when I have had all I can according to instructions the oil and butter and saute the minced This is another way of saying that I was stand of plucking unwanted seedlings, I 2 cups already roasted butternut garlic until wilted. inattentive one year and they grew to a size wish that I could replace all the roses of squash, cut into 1/2-inch cubes Add in the butternut squash and coat that made them difficult to remove. I made Sharon — except possibly Sugar Tips — 1 tsp. butter with the oil and garlic. a virtue out of a necessity, pruned the inter with some of the sterile or semi-sterile vari 1 Tbs. olive oil Add in the pasta and chopped sausage lopers into standard or tree form and let eties bred at and introduced by the U.S. 2 cloves garlic, minced and stir until heated. them grow. They have rewarded me by National Arboretum. Hybridized by Don 1 cooked chicken sausage, diced into Serve immediately. making extraordinary efforts every year to ald Egolf, they are named after goddesses. 1/2-inch chunks p>opulate the entire surrounding area with Diana features white flowers; Aphrodite more roses of Sharon. bears rose-pink blooms with red eyes; and salt and pepper to taste Roses of Sharon are nothing new on the Helene boasts white flowers and red eyes. American scene. They were first document Minerva is similar to Aphrodite, but the Alma Schneider, a licensed clinical social worker and cooking coach, pro ed by John Custis, a relative of Martha petals are more ruffled. It is worth seeking vides individual sessions, corporate presentations and Washington's first husband, in 1736, 40 out these less-seedy varieties to ease your helping individuals overcome their practical and years before the Declaration of Independ garden labors. Even the goddesses need ng Ain. leared on the Today Show, pre ence. They have been fixtures in nursery pruning, of course, but there is less urgency at the TEDx Talks. Shele has also been featured in Family Circle MagazineMa catalogs since nursery catalogs began. Gen in the fall. Whenever you do the chore, lop and numerous other' pu publications. A cookbook is in the works! For more erations of gardeners have also passed off any dead or weak branches, and trim information, contact her at [email protected] or visit her web along seeds, cuttings and young plants, as the rest back by about one-third. Over site at www.takebackthekitchen.com. documented by southern garden historians grown shrubs should receive a more severe Steve Bender and Felder Rushing in their haircut, with two-thirds of the growth hilarious and highly informative book, removed. When spring rolls around, don't “Passalong Plants.” My assortment of roses worry that you have killed your rose of of Sharon is fairly typical. Some have sin Sharon. They are simply among the last gle, hollyhock-like flowers in either white, shrubs in the garden to leaf out. Rest pale pink or pale blue-purple, with red cen assured that neither you, nor Mr. Antlers, tral "eyes." The lower back garden is home nor an invading army can stop them. What’S Going O i ^ to White Chiffon, a deliberately purchased, Local nurseries usually cany roses of l u c i u d o a : double-flowered white variety. The upper Sharon in the spring. To obtain National FLEA M A R K Li«^ W h a t is y o u r non-profit back garden contains two double-flowered, Arboretum introductions and other vari THRIFT SHOPS W blue-purple varieties, plus my pride and eties, try Greenwood Nursery, 636 Myers organization working on? CULTURAL EVENTS^ joy. Sugar Tips, with double pink flowers Cove Road, McMinnville, TN 37110, Let us know today! and variegated foliage. Every single one of http://www.greenwoodnursery.com, 800- [SCHOOL CONCERTS them is beautiful in bloom. Tlie great virtue 426-0958. OARAOE SALES of rose of Sharon, in addition to its vigor, is FUNDRAISERS J that the bloom season is long. Each flower Elisabeth Ginsburg, a resident of 908 - 686-7850 tUCnO N S, ETC lasts only a day, but the flowers open con Glen Ridge, is a frequent contribu tinuously for up to six weeks. Pruning not What's Going On non-profit tor to Worrall Community News is a paid directory of events for organizations. It is PRE-PAID and costs only keeps the self-seeding under moderate only $20.00 for 2 weeks in Essex or Union County and just $30.00 for both counties. Your notice must be in our office by 12:00pm on Monday for publication the following Thursday. Office is located at 1291 control, but produces more floriferous papers. The writer archives past columns at www.gardenersap- Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, NJ 07083. shrubs. You can e-mail us at: [email protected] If you have roses of Sharon, you should prentice.com. 34 ^ November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBI IC NOTICE PLAINFIELD as mortgagors to Mortgage Electronic Registra parties are to oortouct in d rety tion Systems, Inc., as nominee for Countrywide AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 108, This Ordinance was called for secorKi reading, independent investigation to whc“ i ■ NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Bank, FSB, ite successors and assigns, record ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, OF THE CODE OF public hearing and finally adopted by the Town or not jny outstand?".g . *• ?•. ** ■ *': ed In Union County Clerk's Office on February THE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE TO PROHIBIT ship Council of toe Township of Hillside at a reg and/or have pnonty over tf r > - bev^g * Docket No.: F-040430-14 13. 2009, in Book M12631, Page 0290, as THE POSSESSION AND CONSUMPTION OF ular and duly convened meeting held on Tues dosed ^id, i’ so ” mr:-- ,mot '. !' . . Superior Court of New Jersey Instrument No. 485384, which mortgage was ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES BY UNDERAGE day, October 21, 2014. This Ordinance shall take on. Chaooery Division assigned to the above named Plaintiff, which has PERSONS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY e ff^ upon final passage and proper publication **lf ffie ■ >el T-' ' V . iV'" P' UnioJ^ounty the nght to enforce the note secured by the mort as required by law. chaser me pr • *j^ y ’ - gage; and (2) to recover possession of the land This Ordinance was called for second reading, return of toV d « -;-• T^- Pr-. J,., (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO:JOYCE M. and premises commonly known as 565 School public hearing and finally adopted by the Town R a ^a E. Hams. Township Clerk have fK.r r.Mtoiri • * to> —- - 'j ^ CURTISS, DECEASED, his/her/their heirs, Place, Scotch Plains, N j 07076. in Lot 29, Block ship Council of the Township of Hillside at a reg U17768 UNL November 6. 2014 ($12.74) the Moftg**gee or ?= ■ .. «i ^ devisees, and personal representaHves, and his, 1401. ular and duly convened meeting held on Tues- a fte r the sale and sroefactlon o f the her. their or any of their successors in right, title If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you d ^ , October 21,2014. This Ordinance shall take HILLSIDE mortgage debt, IncltKlIng ccsta and axpen; and interest; may communicate with the New Jersey Bar effect upon final passage and proper publication as. tnera remains any -urplue money tha Association by calling 732-249-5000. You may as required by law. TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE mor>ey will ba deposited into the Superior YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND also contact the Lawyer Referral Service of the Court Trust Fund and £r.d person cU*;o>f>g REQUIRED to serve upon ZUCKER, GOLD County of venue by calling 908-353-4715. If you Rayna E. Harris. Township Clerk NOTICE OF ORDINANCE 0-14-15 the surplus, or any part mereof, may fUe a BERG & ACKERMAN. LLC, ESQS.. plaintifTs cannot afford an attorney, you may contact the U17766 UNL November 6, 2014 ($11.76) motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 £nd attorneys, whose address is 200 Sheffieid Legal Services office of me County of venue by AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 228 4:57-2 stating tha nature and extent of ■-\at Street Suite 101, Mountainside, New Jersey calling 908-354-4340. UNION (PARK AND RECREATION AREAS) OF THE person’s citom and asking for an order 07?^^?024, telephone number 1-908-233- YOU, Melissa Robles, are made a party defen CODE OF THE TOWNSHIP O f HILLSIDE AT directlrtg payment of £he aurp^is The 8500. an Answer to the Complaint filed in a civil dant to this foreclosure action because you exe NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS ARTICLE I (REGULATIONS AND FEES) SherifT or other person conducting t'*e sale action, in which Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a cuted the note and mortgage and may be liable SUPERIOR COURT win have information regarding the Champion Mortgage Company is plaintiff, and for any deficiency, are a record owner of the sub OF NEW JERSEY This Ordinance was called for second reackng. If any. Joyce M. Curtiss, deceas^, et ai., are defen ject property, and for and for any right, title and UNION COUNTY puttie hearing and finally adopts by toe Town JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $258,891 “ Two dants, pending in ttie Superior Court of New Jer interest you may have in, to or against the sub Docket No, F- 022506-14 ship Council of toe Township of HtHside at a reg Hundred Fifty-Eight Thousand Eight Huf¥lred sey, Chancery Division, Union County, and bear ject property. ular and duty convened meeting held on Tues NInety-Ona a n d 57/100*** ing Docket F-040430-14 within thir^-five (35) File: ^8-3091 STATE OF NEW JERSEY, to: day. October 21.2014. This Ordmar>ce shal take Attorney days after November 6. 2014 exclusive of such Dated; November 6, 2014 ELISA M. D’ ELIA effect upon final passage and proper pifolication PHELW HAi . date, or if published after November 6, 2014, /s/ Michelle Smith as rec^ired by law. 400 FELLOVr^lP RO (35) days after the actual date of such publica- MICRELLE SMITH YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required SUITE 100 fion, exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT to serve upon Pluese, Becker. & Saltzman. LLC. Rayna E. Harris, Township Clerk M T L A U R n judgment by default may be rendered against OF NEW JERSEY \Mi(»e address is 20000 Horizon Way. Suite U17765 UNL November 6. 2014 ($10.29) (856)81.3 .V,00 you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. U18059 WCN November 6, 2014 ($36.26) 900, Mount Laurel. NJ 08054, An Answer to ttie ___ tnsr:;.'-. r.-.-.j'- -*■ * , ■ « You shall file your Answer and proof of service In Amended Complaint, filed in a civil action in ' I.-I... • ; ,v y - ■ - duplicate with the Clerk of Oie Superior Court of icOTCHPLAiNS which Green Tree Servicing LLC ., is Raintiff and County Shenffs Off » New Jersey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN 971, Luis Perez, et al. are Defendants, pending in the TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE Toiv u?-^i $2ti. t Trenton, New Jersey 08625, in accordance with SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Superior Court of New Jwsey, Chancery Divi Two ThouSWd '- PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE vs JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $187,614.07***One the above address. The Construction Drawings, adjourn this sale without further notice All successful bidders must have 20% of their Defendant: LUIZ ROCHA; DARCI PERIN Hundred Eighty-Seven Thousand Six Hun Specifications and related matters may be exam forough publication. bid available in cash or certified check at foe Sale Date: 12/03t2014 dred Fourteen and 07/100*** ined between the hours of 9;00 a.m. and 4:00 “Surplus • I Mo cost and mative Action requirements of P.l . 1975 c. 127 U16651 PRO ($150.92) JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $371,427.31***Thrse during regular business hours, at foe Clerk’s (NJAC 17:27), foe Disclosure Statement require WHEREAS, foe township from time to time Hundred Seventy-One Thousand Four Hun office for members of foe general public who ments of P.L. 1977, 1 c. 33. and all foe latest allows trainees from foe Union County Police ELIZABETH dred Twenty-Seven and 31/100*** request foe same. The summary of foe terms of amendments to same. Academy to use the township’s firing range for Attorney; suOT boTKl ordinance follows: Bidders are required to comply with P.L. 2004, training: and SHERIFF’S SALE PHELAN HALLINAN & DIAMOND, PC TiOe: BOND ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE c. 57 (Chapter 57) which amends N.J.S.A. WHEREAS, foe firing range on occasion expe Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004619 400 FELLOWSHIP RD tiTC PAYMENT TO THE JOINT MEETING OF 52:32-44. riences damage to tne finng range from foe Division: CHANCERY SU ITE 100 ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES OF A POR Bidders are required to comply with N.J.S.A. trainees from the Union Counfy Police Academy; Docket Number: FQ1135513 MT LAUREL NJ 08054 TION OF THE COST OF THE JOINT MEET 10:5-31 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 17:27 Administer and County: Union (866)813-5500 ING’S CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN BY AND ing EEO in Public Contracts. WHEREAS, in order to offset the cost to repair Plaintiff: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Shenff: Joseph Cryan. Acting Sheriff FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE, IN THE The successful bidder shall be required to damage caused to the firing range by foe ASSOCIATION A full legal description can be found at the Union COUNTY OF UNION. STATE OF NEW JERSEY, comply to the provisions of the New Jersey Pre trainees from foe Union County Police Academy, VS County Sheriff’s Office TO APPROPRIATE THE SUM OF $780,000 TO vailing Wage Act, Chapter 150 of foe Laws of foe township would like to charge a reasonable Defendant: CARLOS A. MONDRAGON; MARIA Total Upset: $390,656.99***Three Hundred PAY THE COST THEREOF^ TO AUTHORIZE 1963, effeduve 1.1964, foe Contract Work Hours fee for foe use of the firing range by each trainee A. MONDRAGON. HIS WIFE; COUNTY OF Ninety Thousand Six Hundred Fifty-Six and THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE and Safety standards Act, foe Copeland Act and foe sum of $100.00; and ESSEX; STATE OF NEW JERSEY 99/100*** SUCH APPROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDE foe Davis-Bacon Act. and all foe latest amend WHEREAS, foe Director of foe Union County Sale Date: 11/12/2014 Novembers. 13. 20. 26. 2014 FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPA ments to same. Police Academy has no objection to foe charge Writ of locution: 07/16/2014 U17154 UNL ($152.88) TION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE No bids shall be received after foe time and of $100 to each trainee from foe Union County By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. date specified, and no bids will be received by P olice Academ y. me directed I shall expose for sale by public HILLSIDE Purpose/sV Payment of foe Township’s capital mail. After receipt of bid, no bid shall be with NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by foe venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA assessment in rey?ect of foe Joint Meeting of drawn except as expressly authorized herein. Township C om m ittee o f foe Township o f Union in TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH SHERIFF’S SALE Essex and Union Counties (foe "Joint Meeting"), The Township of Hillside snail award foe Con foe County of Union that: TOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004725 which will be used by foe Joint Meeting to tract or reject all bids within 60 days of foe bid DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Division; CHANCERY finance upgrades to foe Joint Meeting’s waste- opening, except that foe bids of any bidders who 1. The Township Committee authorizes foe Ail successfiji bidders must have 20% of foeir Docket Numbef: F01188914 water treatment plant located in foe City of Eliz consent thereto may, at the r^u e st of foe Town Union Police Department to charge a user fee of bid available in cash or certified check at the County; Union abeth. including (i) undertaking of aeration ship. be held for consideration for such longer $100.00 for each trainee from foe Union County conclusion of foe sales. Plaintiff: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC equipment upgrades (Phase I), (ii) undertaking period as may be agreed. Police Academy who uses foe township’s firing The property to be sold is located in foe CtTY OF VS of Digester No. 1 cleaning and mocfifications and The Township of Hillside reserves foe right to range for trainirra. ELIZABETH, County of Union and State Defendant; ALICE HOLMES; SULAIMAN ' ") undertaking of dewatering facility upgrades. accept or reject any and all bids and to waive 2. This resolution shall be published in foe It is commonly known as 931-933 KILSYTH MUGERWA; OIM RADIOLOGY GROUP DDfODriation: $780,000 any informalities in the bidding. The Township of Local Source and shall take effect immediately. ROAD, ELIZABETH. NJ 07208 Sale Date: 12/03/2014 onds/Not^Authorized: $780,000 Hillside reserves foe right to sever and make It is known and designated as Biock 503, Lot 11. Writ of Execution: 09/05/2014 ir?nts ( If ^ ) ApRrppri^(g^ $-0- awards of all or part of any bids to one or more I, EILEEN BIRCH, Township Clerk of the Town- The dimensions are approximately 35 feet wide By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to lection 20jg \:o uo^ts: s 1 bidders. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period ship of Union, in foe County of Union, do hereby by 122.05 feet long. me directed I shall expose for sale by public Useful Life: 20 years of sixty (60) days subsequent to foe opening of certify that foe“ above is a true copy of RESOLU- Nearest cross street: Alina Street venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA bids without foe consent of foe Township of Hill TION NO. 2014-312,I, passed------at ‘ a REGULAR Prior tien(s): None TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH This Notice is published pursuant to N.J.S.A. side. TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE meeting of said *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., on WEDNES 40A:2-17. Rayna E. Harris, Township Clerk Township, held on foe 28fo day oT October. or other charges, and any such taxes, DAY. at two o ’clock in the afternoon o f said day. U18048 UNL November 6. 2014 ($62.23) 2014. charges, liens, insurance premiums or other All successful bidders must have 20% of their Rayna E. Harris, Township Clerk IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set advances made by plaintiff prior to this sale. bid available in cash or certified check at the U17767 UNL November 6. 2014 ($29.89) UNION my hand and seal of foe Township of Union, this AH interested parties are to conduct and rely conclusion of the sales. ___ day of October, 2014. upon tiieir own independent investigation to The property to be sold is located in the TOWN SHERIFF’S SALE ascertain whether or not any oustanding SHIP of HILLSIDE in the County of UNION, and Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004688 EILEEN BIRCH interest remain of record and/or have priority the State of New Jersey. TOWNSHIP OF HILLSIDE Division: CHANCERY Township Clerk over the lien being foreclosed and. If so the Tax LO T 29. BLOC K 1011 Docket Number: F01858513 current amount due thereon. COMMONLY KNOWN AS 68 CLARK STREET. 3IDDE County: Union Approved as to form by Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction HILLSIDE. NEW JERSEY 07205 Plaintiff; WELLS FARGO BANK N.A. Daniel Antonelli. Township Attorney of the mortgage debt, including costs and Dimensions of the Lot are (Approximately) 50.00 VS U18057 UNL November 6. 2014 ($26.46) expenses, there remains any surplus money, foe feet wide by 100.00 feet long. Defendant: WAGNER SILVEIRA. ANGELA money will be deposited into the Superior Court Nearest Cross Street: Situated on the south Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be DASILVEIRA, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, It Fund anda n d aany n y pperson e rs o n cclaiming la im in g ththe e susurplus, rplu s,Trust westerly side of Clark Street, 108.15 feet from received by the purchasing Committee of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FKA CHASE HOME PRO-LEGALS o r an]ny pari thereof, may file a motion pursuant to the southeasterly side of Munn Avenue Township of Hillside in foe Council Chambers • FINANCE Coun Rules 4:64-3 ana 4:57-2 sitin g the nature The sale is subject to unpaid taxes and Municipal Building, Liberty and Hillside Avenues, Sale Date; 11/19/2014 and extent of that person's claim ana asking for assessments, tax, water and sewer liens and Hillside, New Jersey on November 26, 2014 at Writ of Execution; 01/23/2014 ELIZABETH an order directing payment o f the surplus money. other municipal assessments. The amount 10:00 AM prevailing time, at which time they By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to The Sheriff or other person conducting foe safe due can be obtained from the local taxing shall be opened and publicly read for foe Nortn me directed i shall expose for sale by public SHERIFF’S SALE will have information regarding the surplus. If authority. Pursuant to NJSA 46:8B-21 the Avenue Pump Station Repairs. venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA Sheriffs File Number: CH-14004608 any. sale may also be subject to the limited lien TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH Division: CHANCERY JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $396,536.29***Three priority of any condominium/ homeowner The m ajor item s of w ork include but are not lim TOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES Docket Number: F509506 Hundred Ninety-Six Thousand Five Hundred association liens which may exist. ited to: DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. County: Union Thirty-Six and 29/100*** Surplus Money: if after the sale and satisfac B a ^ Bid Ail successful bidders must have 20% of their Plaintiff: BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. Attorney: tion of the mortgage debt, including costs Install a new 12" Dip Force Main Bypass Sys bid available in cash or certified check at foe VS STERN LAVINTHAL& FRANKENBERG LLC and expenses, tnere remains any surplus tem including: conclusion of foe sales. Defendant: NICHOLAS OPUNI: ELIZABETH 105 EISENHOWER PARKWAY - SUITE 302 money, the m on^ will be deposited into the One 24" Line Stop Sleeve MUNICIPALITY: Union OPUNI, HIS WIFE: MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ROSELAND NJ 07068 Superior Court Trust Fund and any person Three 12” Gate valves COUNTY: UNION STATE OF N.J. STREET REGISTRATION SVSTEMS, INC, AS NOMINEE 973-797-1100 claiming the surplus, or any part thereof, may 80 LF Ductile Iron Pipe & STREET NO. 1988 Patton Road FOR COUNTRYWIDE BANK AND DIAMOND Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff file a motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 One 12"x24” MJ Reducer TAX BLOCK AND LOT: BLOUT, TENANT A full legal description can be found at foe Union and 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of Replacing Various Sections of Pipes & BLOCK: 1602 LOT: 12 Sale Date: 11/12/2014 County Sheriff’s Office that person’s claim and asking for an order Fitting in Wet Weil #1 DIMENSIONS OF LOT: 4.77’ x 60.40’ Writ of ^ecution: 04/08/2014 Total Upset: $406,821.91***Four Hundred Six directing payment of the surplus money. The One 8" Gate Valve NEAREST CROSS STREET: Southwesterly By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Thousand Eight Hundred Twenty-One and Sheriff or other person conducting the sale Temporary Pumps and Hose Connections side of Vaux Hail Road me directed i shall expose for sale by public 91/100*** will have information regarding the surplus, and Bypass Operations SUPERIOR INTERESTS (If any): Union Twp. venue, at foe UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA October 16, 23. 30, November 6, 2014 if any. A copy o f holds a claim for taxes due and/or other munici TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH U16650 PRO ($143.08) The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to foe Construction Drawings, Specifications, ofoer pal utilities such as water and/or sewer in foe TOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES adjourn this sale without further notice Construction Documents and all related matters amount of $2140.03 as of 09/04/2014. DAY, at two o’clock in foe afternoon of said day. through publication. are on file at foe Office of foe Township Clerk, at The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 36 November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ELIZABETH County Sheriffs Office RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT LINDEN POWERS KIRN - COUNSELORS Total Upset: $361,453.00***Three Hundred FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA 728 MARNE HWY SHERIFF’S SALE Sixty-One Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-Three TION.* SHERIFFS SALE PO. BOX 848 - SUITE 200 Sheriffs File Number: CH-14004642 and 00/100*** JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $527,628.72***Flve Sheriff’s File Number; CH-14004683 MOORESTOWN NJ 08067 Division; CHANCERY October 23, 30. November 6, 13, 2014 Hundred Twenty-Seven Thousand Six Hun Division; CHANCERY (856)M2-1000 Docket Number: F03751613 U17044 PRO ($133.28) dred Twenty-Eight and 72/100*** Docket Number: F03384913 Shenff Joseph Cryan. Acting Shenff County^: Union Attorney: County: Union A full legal descriotion can be'tound irt the Un^n P la iJ^ U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ELIZABETH M ILST^D & ASSOCIATES, LLC Piaintiff; BANK OF AMERICA. N.A County'6herifTsty Sheriff’s " A S T r u s t e e f o r s a s c o m o r t g a g e l o a n 1 E. STOW ROAD VS T (^ U w t $336,156$33 58***Three Hundred Thrr TRUST 2006-WF2 SHERIFF’S SALE MARLTON NJ 08053 Defendant: CARSON STELTZ AND JELSIE B. ty-Stx Thousand One Hundred Fffty-S*» .i td VS Sheriff's File Number; CH-14004693 (856)482-1400 STELTZ. HIS WIFE ^ 1 0 0 * * * Defendant: PEDRO MIGUEL AFONSO; JEN Division: CHANCERY Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff Sale Date; 11/19/2014 October 23. 30, November 6. 13. 2014 NIFER JOHNSON, TENANT; ANTONIO Docket Number; FI 555407 A full legal description can be found at the Union Writ of Execution; 03/11/2014 U17018PRO ($133 28) DURAN; TENANT County: Union County sheriffs Office By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Sale Date; 11/19/2014 Plaintiff; THE STANDOFF. LLC Total Upset: $558,363.95***Five Hundred Fifty- me directed I shall expose tor sale by public UNDEN Writ of ^ecutlon: 07/29/2014 VS Eight Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-Three arid venue, at foe UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Defendant: GUILLERMO RODRIGUEZ. MORT 9 ^ 1 0 0 *** TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH SHERIFF'S SALE me directed I shall expose for sale by public GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYS November 6^ 13. 20. 26. 2014 TOWN PLAZA. Elizabefo. N.J.. on WEDNES SherifT*^ File Number CH-14004696 venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA TEMS INC., AS NOMINEE FOR FRANKLIN U17155 PR6 ($158.76) DAY, at two o’ckxA in the afternoon of said day DiviSKXi CHANCERY TION BUILDINO 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELI2ABETH- CREDIT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Alt successful bidders must have 20% of therr Docket Number F01521013 TO ji^PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES- Sale Date: 11/19/2014 ELIZABETH bid available in cash or certified check at the County: Union D A i/'T two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Writ of Execution: 02/21/2014 conclusion of the sales Raintiff: CAPITA! ONF N A All successful bidders must have 20% of their By virtue of foe above-stated writ of execution to SHERIFF’S SALE Theproperty to be sold is located In foe CITY OF VS bid available in cash or certified check at the me directed I shall expose for sale by public Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004749 LINDEN, County of Union and State of NJ Defendant DEANNA MATTHEWS conclusion o f the sales. venue,_ at foe UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA Division: CHANCERY It is commonly known as 1221 PROSPECT Sale Date 12^03/2014 Municipality;City of Elizabeth TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH Docket Number F01714512 DRIVE. LINDEN. NJ 07036 Writ of Execution 07/28/2014 Street Address: 140 Magnolia Avenue. TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth. N.J., on WEDNES County: Union It is known and designated as Block 371, Lot 8 By virtue of the ^>ove stated wrr c* jr. Elizabeth, NJ 07206 DAY, at two o'clock in foe afternoon of said day. Plaintiff: FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORA The dimensions are approximate 3 A cres me directad I shall expo^ tor sale by pubiM Tax Lot: 331 W01 All successful bidders must have 20% of foeir TION Nearest cross street; Academy Terrace venue, at foe UNK)N COUNTY ADMINISTRA Tax Block; 1 bid available in cash or certified check at foe VS Prior IIm (s): Sewer Lien #13-00343 sokf date TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR. 10 EuZASEIM Approximate dimensions: 100'x 25’ conclusion of the sales. Defendant: JOSE R. CABRERA; UNIQUE FAM 6-27-14 $»3.38 TOWN PLAZA. EHrabefo. N J on WEDNFS Nearest cross street: Second Street CONCISE STATEMENT OF DESCRIPTION ILY DENTISTRY; M. MILLER & SONS LLC *Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens DAY, at two o'clock in the atemoon of said day If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortoage (N.J.S.A. 2A-61-1) Sale Date: 12/03/2014 or other charges, ar>d any such taxss, All succe^fui bKtoers muet have 20% of foo PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE It is known and designated as Block 483. Lot 12. sight of a Licensed Site Remediation Profes of the mortgage debt, including costs and Roselle Borough, NJ 07206 TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE HOLDERS OF The dimensions are approximately 49 feet wide sional (LSRP) to address the chemical con expenses^ there remains any surplus money trie Tax Lot: 38 THE HARBORVIEW MORTGAGE LOAN by 100 feet long. stituents detected. In addition, an evaluation of money will be deposited into the Superior court Tax Block: 2004 TRUST MORTGAGE LOAN PASS-THROUGH Nearest cross street: Grier Avenue receptors in the area has been completed in an Trust Tund and any person claiming the surplus, Approximate dimensions: 100’ x 33.33’ CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-12 Prior lien(s): Sewer/Garbage account past effort to ensure that the remedial approach is o r a n y pa rt th e re o f m a y file a m o tio n p u rs u a n t to Nearest cross street: East 7th Avenue VS due In amount of $312.08 appropriate for the Site. Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature If after the sale and satisfaction of the mortgage Defendant: ANGELA ESPITIA, ARDLEIGH ‘ Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens ror additional information or to obtain a copy and extent of that person’s claim and asking for debt, including costs and expenses, there PARK CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INCV- and other charges, and any such taxes, of the complete fact sheet for this Site, please an order directing ^ym ent of the surplus money remains any surplus money, the money will be Sale Date: 11/19/2014 charges, liens, insurance premiums or other contact Kleinfelder. Inc., the environmental con The Sheriff or oher person conducting the sale deposited into the Superior Court Trust Fund Writ of Execution: 06/05/2014 advances maae by piaintllr prior to this sale. sultant for ExxonMobil, or the LSRP of record, at will have information regarding the surplus, if and any person claiming the surplus, or any part By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Ail Interested parties are to conduct and rely 888-584-2645. any. thereof, may file a motion pursuant to Court me directed I shall expose for sale by public upon their own independent investigation to U17458 PRO November 6, 2014 ($22.05) THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 statrng the nature and venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA ascertain whether o not any outstanding RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT extent of that person's claim and asking for an TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH interest remain of record and/or have priority RAHWAY FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. order directing payment of the surplus money. TOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N,J„ on WEDNES over the lien being foreclosed and, if so the JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $457,321.77***Four The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. current amount due thereon. NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Hundred Fifty-Seven Thousand Three Hun will have information regarding the surplus, if All successful bidders must have 20% of their Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction dred Twenty-One and 77/100*** any. bid available in cash or certified check at the of the mortgage debt, including costs and Docket No. F-022145-14 Attorney: ■THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE conclusion of the sales. expenses, there remains any surplus money the Superior Court of New Jersey STERN LAVINTHAL & FRANKENBERG. LLC RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT MUNICIPALITY: Borough of Roselle money will be deposited into the Superior Court Chancery Division 105 EISENHOWER PARKWAY - SUITE 302 FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA COUNTY AND STATE: County of Union, Stgtp Trust Fund and any person daim itjg the surplus, Union County ROSELAND NJ 07068 TION.* of New Jersey *■ ' o r a n y pa rt the reo f, m a y file a m o tio n p u rs u a n t to 973-797-1100 JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $347,123.42***Throo STREET AND STREET NUMBER: 30 Carolyn Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature (LS.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Sheriff: Joseph Cryan. Acting Sheriff Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand One Hun Terrace, with a mailing address of 30 B Carolyn and extent of that person's claim a r^ askirjg for Madeline Sohl Vacha AfijII legal description can be found at the Union dred Twenty-Three and 42/100*** Terrace, Roselle, NJ 07203-3822 an order d ire d in a p a y m e n t o f th e su rp lu s m oney. County Sheriff s Office Attorney: T/SOL LOT AND BLOCK NUMBERS: Lot: 93 The Sheriff or other person conducting the sale YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND Total Upset: $470.522.39***Four Hundred Sev PLUESE, BECKER & SALTZMAN, LLC QUAL: C030B; Block: 1403 will have information regarding the surplus, if REQUIRED to serve upon Buckley Madole, PC., enty TTiousand Five Hundred Twenty-Two and 20000 HORIZON WAY DIMENSIONS: 2078 SF any. counsel for the plaintiff, with an address of 99 39/100*** SUITE 900 NEAREST CROSS STREET: N/A *^H E SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE Wood Avenue South. Suite 803. Iselin, NJ October 16, 23, 30. November 6, 2014 MOUNT LAUREL NJ 08054 Being known and designated as Unit 30B situate RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT 08830, with a telephone number of 732-902- U16652 PRO ($152.88) (856)813-1700 in Carolyn Terrace, a Condominium, together FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA 5399. an Answer to the Complaint filed in a civil Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff with an undivided 1.0592% interest in the Com TION action where Bank of /^erica , N.A. is the plain ROSELLE A full legal description can be found at the Union mon Elements and more as set forth in the Mas JUDGMENT AMOUNT; $247.314.31* *****Two tiff and Madeline Sohl Vache, et al. are the County Sheriff’s Office ter Deed in the Union County Clerk/Register Hundred Forty-Seven Thousand Three Hun defendants. The action is pending in the Superi SHERIFF’S SALE Total Upset: $360,711.99***Three Hundred Sixty Office at Deed Book 3442, Page 307, et seq., as dred Fourteen and 31/100“ * or Court of New Jersev Chancery Division, Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004609 Thousand Seven Hundred Eleven and 99/100"* may have been or may be lawfully amended. Attorney: Union County, and bears uocket No. F-022145- Division: CHANCERY October 23, 30, November 6, 13, 2014 Pursuant to a tax search of 08/28/2014: 2013 STERN LAVINTHAL & FRANKENBERG. LLC 14. Your /^sw er must be filed within thirty-five Docket Number: F00871713 U17086 PRO ($129.36) Taxes: $2,722.69 Paid in full; 2014 QTR 1 105 EISENHOWER PARKWAY - SUITE 302 (35) days After November 6, 2014, excluding County: Union Taxes: $680.68 Paid; 2014 QTR 2 Taxes: ROSELANO NJ 07068 that date, or if this publication runs after Novem PlainW: U.S, BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ROSELLE $680.67 Paid, 2014 QTR 3 Taxes; $705.21 973-797-1100 ber 6, 2014. within thii^-five (35) days after the AS TRUSTEE FOR THE LXS 2005-7N Open, grace period extended to 09/05/2014; Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff actual date of publication, exdudtng that date. If VS SHERIFF’S SALE 2014 d iR 4 Taxes: $705.20 Open, due on A full legal desoiption can be found at the Union you fail to file an Answer, judgment by default Defendant: ALEXANDER TOUDER, OLGA Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004641 11/01/2014; Sewer Account: Included with County Sheriffs Office may be entered against you for the relief TOUDEROVA, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., LUIS Division: CHANCERY taxes. Total upset: $266.121.94***Two Hundred Fifty- demanded in the Complaint. You shall file your SANCHEZ AND CONCEPCION ANALCO Docket Number: F04592810 (This concise description does not constitute a Six Th^sand One Hundred Twenty-C^e and Answer and Proof of Service in duplicate with Sale Date: 11/12/2014 County: Union legal description. A copy of the full legal descrip 94/100*“ the Clerk of the Superior Court, Hughes Justice Writ of Execution: 06/16/2014 Plaintiff: BANK OF /AMERICA, N.A., AS SUC tion can be found at the Office of the Sheriff.) November 6^^ 13. 20. 26. 2014 Complex - CN 97i. Trenton. NJ 08625, with a By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to CESSOR BY MERGER TO BAC HOME LOANS Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction U17285 PRO ($162.68) copy to Buckley Madole, PC., in accordance me directed I shall expose for sale by public SE R V IC IN G LP. of the mortgage debt, including costs and with the NJ Rules of Court. venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA VS expenses, there remains any surplus money, the LINDEN This action has been instituted for the purpose TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH Defendant; ROBERTH JEFFRIES; UNION money will be deposited into the Superior Court of (1) foreclosing a mortgage dated May 19, TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES COUNTY BOARD OF SOCIAL SERVICES Trust Fund and ariy person claiming the surplus, NOTICE TO BIDDERS 2010 made by Madeline ^ n l Vache as mort DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. Sale Date; 11/19/2014 or any part th e re o f m ay file a m otion pursuant to CITY OF LINDEN gagor to ^ n k of America. N.A., recorded in /VI successful bidders must have 20% of their Writ of Execution; 08/27/2014 Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature UNION COUNTY, NEW JERSEY Union County Clerk's Office on June 1. 2010, in bid available in cash or certified check at the By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to and extent of that person's claim and asking for Book M l2912. Page 0498, as Instrument No. conclusion of the sales. me directed I shall expose for sale by public an order directing payment of the surplus money. Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing 510931, which mortgage was assigned to the The property to be sold is located in the Bor venue, at the UNION COUNTY /ADMINISTRA The Sheriff or otner person conducting the safe Agent of the City of Linden, at me City Hall. 301 above named Plaintiff, which has the right to ough of Roselle. TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH will have irrformation regarding the surplus, if N. Wood Avenue, Linden, NJ 0703c Planning enforce the note secured by the mortgage; and In m e County of Union and the State of New TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES any. Board Room #215 , N ovem ber 26. 2014 10:0(5 (2) to recover possession of the land and prem Jersey. DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. THE SHERIFF RESERVES THE RIGHT TO am prevailing time for the following described ises commonly known as 836 West Inman Premises commonly known as: 318 Linden All successful bidders must have 20% of their ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT FURTHER work: Avenue. Rahway, NJ 07065, Lot 13, Block 42, Road bid available in cash or certified check at the NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICATION. If you are unable to obtain an attorney, you may Block: 508 Lot :5 conclusion of the sales. JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $236,109.66***Two #1 - CONTAINERS FOR THE COLLECTION communicate with the New Jersey Bar Associa Dimensions of Lot (approximately): 47.58 X Property to be sold is located in the BOROUGH Hundred Thirty-Six Thousand One Hundred OF SOLID WASTE MATERIAL - PUBLIC tion by calling 732-249-5000. You may also con 104.23' (irregular) of ROSELLE, County of UNION, State of New Nine and 66/100*" WORKS DEPT. tact the Lawyer Referral Service of the County of Nearest cross street: Elm Street Jersey Attorney: venue by calling 908-353-4715. If you cannot Subject to : $0.00 Premises commonly known as: 155 EAST 9TH FRENKEL LAMBERT WEISS WEISMAN & Specifications are on file at the Office of the afford an attorney, you may contad the Legal •THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE AVENUE, ROSELLE, NJ 07203-2035 GORDON, LLP Purchasing Agent, Room #202, City Hall, 301 N. Services office of the County of venue by calling RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT BEING KNOWN as LOT 10, BLOCK 3401 on 80 M AINST Wood Avenue Linden, NJ. 908-354-4340. FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA the official Tax Map of the BOROUGH of SUITE 460 A fee of $10.00 FOR item #1 etc., will be YOU. Madeline Sohl Vache. are made a party TION* ROSELLE WEST OR/VNGE NJ 07052 charged, for each set of specifications picked up, defendant to this foreclosure action because you Surplus Money: If after the sale and satisfaction Dimensions. 150.00X75,00X150.00X75,00 (973)325-8800 plus postage if mailing is requested. executed the note and mortgage and may be of the mortgage debt, Including costs and Nearest Cross Street: Walnut Street Shenff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff Bids must be submitted In a sealed envelope liable for any deficiency, are a record owner of expenses, there remains any surplus money, the The Sheriff hereby reserves the right to adjourn A full legal description can be found at the Union clearly marked BIO on item # 1, etc., and bear the subject property, and for and for any right, money will be deposited into the Superior Court this sale without further notice by publication. County'Sheriff's Office ing the name and address of the bidder on out titie ano interest you may have in. to or against Trust Fund and any person claiming the surplus, •Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens or Total Upset $242,585.25*’ *Two Hundred Forty- side; addressed to the Purchasing Agent, City of the subject property. or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to other charges, and any such taxes, charges, Two Thousand Five Hundred Eighty-Five and Linden, City Hall, 301 N. Wood Ave., Linden, NJ File: 9626-0004 Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature liens, insurance premiums or other advances 25/100*** 07036 and be accompanied by a BID BOND OR /s/MidielleSmiU and extent of that person’s claim and asking for made by plaintiff prior to this sale. All interested October 23, 30, November 6,13, 2014 •, ^ CERTIFIED CHECK made payable to the City of raicHnrrsM iT an order directing payment of the surplus money. parties are to conduct and rely upon their own U16969 PRO ($174.44) ’ ' Linden, in the am ount of ten percent (10% ) of the CLERK OF SUPERIOR COURT The Sheriff or other person conducting the safe independent investigation to ascertain whether total bid. OF NEW JERSEY will have information regarding the surplus, if or not any outstanding interest remain of record ROSELLE All bidders shall conform to the intention and U17769 PRO November 6, 2014 ($33.81) any. and/or have priority over the lien being fore provisions of affirmative action in Public con- JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $40^587.61 ***Four closed and, if so the current amount due there SHERIFF’S SALE b-acts Laws of the State of New Jersey. R.S. ROSELLE Hundred Eight Thousand Five Hundred on, Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004699 10:2-1 of 7/23/75, Assembly Bill No. 2227. Eighty-Seven and 61/100*** **lf the sale is set aside for any reason, the Pur Division; CHANCERY Bidders are r^utred to comply with require SHERIFFS SALE Atfom ev: chaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a Docket Number: F02483713 ments of N.J.S.A. 10:5-31 et. seq. and N.J.A.C. Sheriff’s File Number CH-14004604 MCCABE, WEISBERG & CONWAY, PC. return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall County: Union 17:27 Division: CHANCERY 216HADDONAVE have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, Plaintitf: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC Council reserves the right to reject any and all Docket Number: F2887210 SU ITE 201 the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. VS bids should it be in the interest of the Ctty to do County: Union WESTMONT NJ 08108 ***lf after the sale and satisfaction of the Defendant LESLIE GRAHAM; PETRO HEAT so and to waive any informalities in the bid. Plaintiff: BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL (856)858-7080 mortgage debt, Including costs and expens ING AND OIL SERVICES; MORTGAGE ELEC ASSOCIATION Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff es, there remains any surplus money, the TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. AS BY: ANN MARIE E. WHELAN VS A foil legal description can be found at the Union money will be deposited into the Sumrior NOMINEE FOR FIRST MAGNUS FIN/LNCIAL PURCHASING AGENT • Defendant: JAVAID AHMAD: MRS. JAVAID County Sheriff’s Office Court Trust Fund and any person claiming CORPORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS AND U18060 PRO November 6. 2014 ($22.54) AHMAD. HIS WIFE AND WORLDWIDE ASSET Total Upset: $420,362.78***Four Hundred Twen the surplus, or any part thereof, may file a ASSIGNS PURCHASING LLC ty Thousand Three Hundred Sixty-Two and motion pursuant to Court Rules 4:64-3 and Sale Date: 12/03/2014 LINDEN Sale Date: 11/12/2014 78/100*** 4:57-2 stating the nature and extent of that Writ of Execution: 08/13/2014 Writ of Execution: 04/03/2014 October 16, 23, 30, November 6, 2014 person's cimm and asking for an order By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to Notification of Environmental investigation By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to U16792 PRO ($135.24) directing payment of the surplus money. The me directed I shall expose for sale by public and Cleanup me directed I shall expose for sale by public Sheriff or other person conducting the sale venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA Former Exxon # 38556 venue^ at the UNION COUNTY ADMlfQISTRA- ROSELLE will have information regarding the surplus, TION BUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH 11 East Edgar Road (Block 456/Lot 4J TION feuiLDING. 1ST FLOOR. 10 ELIZABETH If any. TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES NJDEP Preferred Identification # 007962 TOWN PLAZA. Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES SHERIFF’S SALE JUDGMENT AMOUNT; $431,815.82*"Four DAY, at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. DAY. at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004629 Hundred Thirty-One Thousand Eight Hun All successful bidders must have 20% of their In accordance with New Jersey Department of All successful bidders must have 20% of their Division: CHANCERY dred Fifteen and 82/100*" bid available in cash or certified check at the Environmental Protection (NJDtP) r^ulations bid available in cash or certified check at the Docket Number: F00289312 Attorney: conclusion of the sales. for “Notification and Public Outreach”, ExxonMo conclusion of the sales. County: Union PHELAN HALLINAN & DI/AMOND, PC PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCKTED IN: bil Environmental Services Company (ExxonMo The property to be sold is located In the BORO PlainW: NEW JERSEY HOUSING AND MORT 400 FELLOWSHIP RD Borough of Roselle, County of Union, State of bil) provides herein information relating to envi OF ROSELLE. County of Union and State of NJ. GAGE FINANCE AGENCY SU ITE 100 New Jersey ronmental investigative and remedial activities It is commonly known as 139 WEST 3RD VS MT LAUREL NJ 08054 PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 448 W being conducted relative to the above refer AVENUE. ROSELLE. NJ 07203. Defendant: ENRIQUE A. RIVERA AND ROCIO (856)813-5500 2nd Avenue, Roselle, NJ 07203 e n c e Site. It is known and designated as Block 3902, Lot 6. RIVERA, HIS WIFE; UNITED STATES OF Shenff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff T/LXLOT#11, BLOCK # 5 4 0 1 Chemical constituents associated with retail The dimensions are approximately 30 feet wide AMERICA; STATE OF NEW JERSEY; JERSEY A full legal description can be found at the Union NEAREST CROSS STREET: Clover Street gasoline service staUon operations formerly con by 200 feet tong. SHORE MEDICAL CENTER, M.K. SPECIAL County Sheriff s Office APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 40X100 ducted at the Site, including, but not limited to, Nearest cross street: Locust Street INPATIENT Total l^ e t: $448,M6.04"*Four Hundred Forty- A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE volatile organic compounds (VOCs), benzene, Prior llen(s): Subject to payment of 3rd Quar Sale Date: 11/19/2014 Eight Thousand Three Hundred Forty-Six and PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE OFFICE toluene, eihlybenzene, total xylenes (BTEX). ter Taxes due 08/01/2014 Writ of Execution: 08/07/2014 04/100*** OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION COUNTY. m et^l tert-butyl ether (MTBEL trichloroethene ‘ Subject to any unpaid taxes, municipal liens By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to October 23, 30, November 6, 13. 2014 The sale is subject to any unpaid taxes and (TC ^, tertiary buM alcohol (TBA), semi-volatile or other charges, and any such taxes, me directed I shall expose for sale by public U16934 PRO ($156.76)______assessments, tax, water, and sewer liens and organic compounds (SVOCs), total alkanes, and charges, liens, insurance premiums or other venue, at the UNION COUNTY /VDMINISTRA- other municipal assessments. The amount due metals have been detected since 2007 in ttie soil advances maae by plaintiff prior to this sate. TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH ROSELLE can be obtained from the local taxing authority. and/or groundwater at the Site. In 2014, ben Alt interested parfies are to conduct and rely TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES All interested parties are to conduct and rely zene, ethylbenzene, and total ^lenes were upon their own Independent Investigation to DAY, at two o'clock In the afternoon of said day. SHERIFF’S SALE upon their own independent investigation to identified in the groundwater off-site in the area ascertain whether or not any outstanding All successful bidders must have 20% of their Sheriff’s File Number: CH-14004677 ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest of former Exxon # 38556. interest remain of record and/or have priority bid available in cash or certified check at the Division: CHANCERY remain of record and/or have priority over foe ExxonMobil is conducting investigative and over the lien being foreclosed and. If so the conclusion of the sales. Docket Number: F00082613 lien being foreclosed and, if so the current remedial activities in accordance with the current amount due thereon. Municipality: Borough of Roselle County: Onion requirements of the NJDEP and under the over Sufp/us Money: tf after the sale and satis^ction Street Address: 615 Spruce Street, Plaintiff. WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE sij — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE amount due thereon. “ If the sale is set aside NOTICE OF A CONTRACT AWARD WHEREAS, file Township has reviewed fftls for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall matter with the Chief of the Police Department, Schneider is hiring only te entitled to a return of the deposit paid. The Borough of Roselle, New Jei^ey has and has determined ftiat amending and supple The Purchaser shall have no further recourse awarded a contract without competitive bidding menting tt)e Township Code by including the fol against the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attor as a professional service pursuant to N.J.S.A. lowing promotional proc^ure for the Police truck drivers! ney.** 40A:11-5(1)(a)(i). The contract and the resolu Department will promote transparency in gov S iw lu s money: If after the sale and satisfaction tion authorizing it are on file and available for ernment, fairness in the promotion of candi Experienced drivers and new Class A of ‘me mortgage debt, including costs and public inspection in the office of the Municipai dates, clarify any ambiguifies existing In that expenses, there remains any surplus money, the Clerk. process and otherwise be in the best interest of CDL holders should apply ($6,000 tuition money will be deposited into the Superior Court the health, safety and welfare of the residents of reimbursement for qualified candidates) Trust F u n d and any person claiming the surplus, AWARDED: FSD Enterprises. LLC the Township. or any part thereof, may file a motion pursuant to 65 Mechanic Street, Suite 201 NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT ORDAINED by the Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature Red Bank, NJ Township Committee of the Township of Spring- Earn up to $7S,000/year and extent of that person’s claim and asking for field, County of Union, State of New Jersey, as an order directing payment of the surplus money. SERVICE: follows; fntemvxlai and Tanker positions available The Sheriff or other person conducting the safe Wireless Communications Consulting will have information regarding the surplus, if SECTION I • QRPIN^CE. INTERMODAL DRIVERS HOME DAILY SCHMEtDOt any. DURATION: October 15, 2014 to December 31, Township Code. S e ctionz^l, entitled, 'Police Solo and Team Tanker opportunities *THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE 2014 Department’ is hereby supplemented by adding RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Section 2-41.13, which reads as follows: POftTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA AMOUNT OF CONTRACT: N o t to exceed Apply: ichneiderjob,.coin/new(obf I More Info: 800-44-PRiDE TION.* $15,000.00 Section 2-41.13 Police Department Promo JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $281,339.57***Two U18061 PRO November 6. 2014 ($14.21) tion Policy and Procedures. Hundred Eighty-One Thousand Three Hun dred Thirty-Nine and 57/100*** a. PURPOSE: Attorney: OBS^LEGALS To provide ail eligible candidates for promobon MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES, LLC with fair notice ar^ equal access to tiie promo 1 E. STOW ROAD tional process. Additionally, to strive to identiN MARLTON NJ 08053 MOUNTAINSIDE the most qualified members of the police depart IF YOU USED THE BLOOD (856)482-1400 ment for promotion to leadership positions with Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff PUBLIC NOTICE in the department and to set ftxth the compo A full legal description can be found at the Union nents of the promotional process ftiat will be uti County Sheriff’s Office NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that resolutions lized in carrying out the process. THINNER XARELTO Total Upset: $289,617,24***Two Hundred were approved at a public meeting by the Moun Eighty-Nine Thousand Six Hundred Seventeen tainside Planning Board on October 28, 2014. b. POLICY: and 24/100*** The applications were heard on September 23, Promotion denotes vertical movement in the and suffered internal bkedin)(, hi m>)rrha'_;inL;, November 6. 13, 20, 26, 2014 2014 at the Mountainside Municipal Building, organization hierarchy from one rank to another, U17157 PRO ($164.64) 1385 Route 22, Mountainside, NJ 07092. accompanied by increases in salary. The promo tional process begins with identifying employees required hospitalization ut .i loved one died while ROSELLE Joseph DeCosta, 350 Grenbrier Court, Block who have the potential for assumirig greater 4.A, Lot 6.A - Aralicant reguested permission to responsibility and who possess the skills, knowl taking Xarelto between 201 1 an«.l the pn -ent NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT maintain a shed in the front yard of a single-fam edge and abilities required to perform at the level ily dwelling, with variances. being considered for promotion. This agency will SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY APPROVED use a promotional process governed by N.J.S.A. tim e, you may he entitled to eom pen-ation. CHANCERY DIVISION 40A;l4-130, as well as, one, which is In conwli- Union COUNTY Frank Kelly, Jr., 1160 Ridge Drive, Block 5.D, Lot ance w ith applicable standards o f the New Jier- DOCKET NO. F-042045-14 29 - ^plicant requested permission to replace sey State Association of Chiefs of Police an existing retaining wall wifti a new retaining (NJSACOP). Call Attorney Charles H. Johnson 1'800'535>57Z7 (L.S.) STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO: Leslie wall, with variances. King and Tamara Rayner-King aka Tamara APPROVED c. PROCEDURES: Raynor 1. Promotional Procedure for the Rank of Ser Ganga LLC. 1160 Route 22, Block 5.T, Lots 24.E geant. YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND and 39 - Applicant requested permission to (a) Notifi^tion. Notification of intention to pro REQUIRED to serve upon KIVITZ MCKEEVER meipe two lots into one lot and expand an exist mote an officer to the rank of Sergeant is as fol LEE. PC, A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION ing parking lot at the rear of a commercial build lows; Help for people with INC6RP0RATED IN PENNSYLVANIA plaintiff’s ing. (1) The Township will allow a minimum 12 attorneys, whose address is Suite 5000 - Mellon APPROVED week notice from the date of the announcement Independence Center; 701 Market Street; Ruffi M. Rees of the promotional process to the date the written Philadelphia, PA 19106-1532, phone #215-627- exam is given. This is at ^ e discretion of the Macular Degeneration Secretary 1322, an answer to the Complaint, filed in a civil U18032 OBS November 6. 2014 ($16.17) Chief of Police in cases of emergency. action, in which Bank of America, N.A. is plaintiff, (2) Notification shall be contained in a written Finc:i out if special microscopic or telescopic and Leslie King and Tamara Rayner-King aka SPRINGFIELD announcement whidn will be posted at Police glasses can help you see better. Tamara Raynor, h/w, et a! are the defendant(s), Headquarters and wilt be issued to each eligible pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Explanation: This ordinance codifies Promo candidate via Police Department e-mail. Chancery Division, Union County, and bearing tion Policy and Procedures for the Spring- (3) Eligible officers shall Indicate in writing, or Call for a FREE consultation Docket No. F-042045-14 within Oiir^-five (35) field Police Department. departmental e-mail, to the Chief of Police, or days after November 6, 2014 exclusive of such designee, their intention to take part in the exam Toll Free (888) 838-0188 date or if published after November 6. 2014 (35) TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD ination process, within 10 days of the posting. days after the actual dated of such publication, ORDINANCE 2014-16 exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so. judg (b) Elioibilitv. The eligibility requirements for Offices in NJ and PA Errol Rummel, (X) riU Lk » J70M00073700 ment by default may be rendered against you for WHEREAS, the Township of ^ringfield has, rank of Sergeant are the following: the relief demanded in ftie Complaint. You shall pursuant to N J.SA. 40A:14-118, created and (1) Officers having achieveo five complete file your answer and proof of service in duplicate established Ihe Department of Police of the y'ears e i of service as a sworn officer with the www.LowVisionNJ.com witti the Clerk of the Superior Court of New Jer Township of ^ringfield (the ‘Police Depart ^ i. ringfield Police Department, after the deduc sey, Hughes Justice Complex - CN 971, Trenton, m ent); and tion of any unpaid suspension time, as of the New Jersey 08625, in accordance with ftie rules WHEREAS, the Township wishes to establish date of the announcement of the promotional (888) 838-0188 of governing the courts, and codify a promotional procedure for the process, are eligible for tiie promotional process. trite action) fhas been instituted for the purpose Police Def»rtment in accordance with a p p lic a b le dt (T) foreclosing a mortgage dated March 20. law and regulations; and CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 2009, made by Leslie King and Tamara Rayner- King aka Tamara Raynor, h/w as mortgagor(s). to Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., solely as nominee for Aflantic Home Loans, Inc. recorded on /^ ril 09, 2009, for Union Coun- Looking for Homeowners W in Book 12668 Page 29 of Mortgages for said County, which mortgage was assigned to ftie Unreserved pubUt plaintiff. 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File NJ12156FC 8 5 5 - 7 6 8 -2 8 0 5 M I c h e f l S W W nrg‘ Superior Court of New Jersey NRGHomeSolar.com U18046 PRO November 6, 2014 ($41.65) . j h-ii opfio.' : ROSELLE rbauction.com rbnrcHKM ios. .-..ihacc'.vnpuyiHL Home -■ PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE (2) Credit of one year for every three years of ciate degrees is only ten points, military experi 2) Written examination 4) PhD or JD: 40 (forty) points, Chief of Police and/or designee and a pane! con service as a full-time state or local sworn law ence and an associate’s degree is only ten 3) Resume review c) Resume (0 to 20 points total) sisting of three (3) members of foe New Jersey enforcement officer will be given to officers hired points, military experience and a bachelor's, 4) Oral interview d) Quantity/Quality of work (0 to 20 points State Association of Chiefs of Police. with previous experience. This credit will be master's, or PhD will only be the points of the total) (^ Eligibility added to the officers' years of service with the degree. i e) Self-Initiative (0 to 20 points total) Those holding the rank of Lieutenant, and/or Springfield Police Department. Cheers having a Candidates shall submit an original copy of 5) File review Sergeants with a minimum of three complete total of five complete years, in this manner, with their college transcripts to the Chief of Police 6) Seniority (4) SENIORITY years, after the deduction of any suspended a minimum of three years as a full time Spring- from their respective college or university prior to Each candidate will be awarded one half of a lime, holding foe rank of sergeant as of they^e field Police Officer, are eligible for the promo the commencement of the oral interviews. (d) Process. The process to determine the point onto his/her total score for every complet of the announcement of the promotional tional process. Service credit will not be used for Candidates shall submit a copy of their Cer officer to be promoted to foe rank of Lieutenant ed year, after foe deduction of any unpaid sus process, will be eligible for foe position of (Cap senionty jjolnt purposes. tificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty is as follows; pension time. In foe rank of Sergeant with foe tain. (3) Candidates must successfully p>ass all sec form prior to the commencement of the oral Springfield Police Department as of the date of (d) Due consideration shall be given to the tions of the promotional procedure prior to being interviews. (11 WRITTEN EXAMINATION (45 percent of the announcement or foe promotional process. length and merit of service. eiigible for promotion. 1) Associate's Degree or 68 credits total(as weighted score) For each completed 3 month period as a Ser defined in the PBA/SOA contract) or military a) There will be a written examination givengeant a candidate will receive .125 points. There 7. ^peals of Process (c) Promotional Criteria. The promotional cri- experience with an Honorable Discharge; 1u by foe Chief of Police. A list of study materials will be a maximum of 10 points awarded for sen Within 14 days of the postinq of foe ranking tena for me rank of sergeant shall include, but (ten) points. will be posted 10 days after the initial notification. iority. of candidates a candidate may file a written let will not be limited to. thelollowing: 2) Bachelor's Degree; 20 (twenty) points. The written exam will be aimed at foe level of ter of appeal. Said letter must contain foe rea- 1) Eligibility for promotion 3) Master's Degree; 30 (thirty) points. supervision being sought and is to be adminis (e) Score Tabulation. The scoring tabulation son(s) or justification(s) for an appeal and must 2j Wntten examination 4) PhD or JD: 40 (forty) points, tered to all eligible candidates at foe same time for applicants for promotion to rank o f Lieutenant be submitted to the Chief of Police, through the 3j Resume review c) Resume (0 to 20 points total) and place. Examination times will be scheduled, is as follows: appropriate chain of command. The ChieLQf 4j Oral interview d) Quantity/Quality of work (0 to 20 points where possible, to allow eligible candidates suf (1) Written exam 45% Police will assess foe request, and maKS^ i5) File review total) ficient rest prior to exam. {2) Oral Interview 45% determination of how the request will be 6) Seniority e) Self-Initiative (0 to 20 points total) b) Candidates must obtain a minimum score (3) File Review 10% addressed on a case by case basis. The Chief of o f 7(5% to advance to the next phase o f foe (4) Those individuals who have successfully Police may schedule a meeting to (d) Process. The process to determine the (4) SENIORITY process. Pass/fail will be communicated to foe passed both of foe written examination and oral discuss/review the testing results with officers officer to be promoted fo the rank of Sergeant is Each candidate will be awarded one half of a Officers in order to indicate whether they move interview shall have their scores from bofo foat so request it. as follows: point onto his/her total score for every complet on to foe next phase. A pass/fail list will be post examinations and File Review combined. ed year, after the deduction of any unpaid sus- ed in alphabetical order. The written results will (5) Seniority pointe will be added to the tabu 8. Administration and Security of Promotional (1) WRITTEN EXAMINATION (45 percent of ansion time, of service to the Spnngfield Police be combined with foe scores of the other com lation of the written, oral interview, and file M aterials total w ^hted score) epartment as of the date of the announcement ponents for rankings prior to seniority being review scores. The Chief of Police shall be responsible for a ) There will be a written examination given of the promotional process. For each completed applied, after alt phases of foe process are com (6) Deductions for disciplinary actions (previ the administration of the promotional process by tne Chief of Police. A list of study materials 3 month period a candidate will receive .125 plete. ous five years from announcement of the pro and security of promotional materials. will be posted 10 days after the initial notification. Bpoints. There will be a maximum of 10 points c) Candidates who receive a written exam motional process and up until foe score tabula The written exam will be aimed at the level of awarded for seniority. score of 70% or above, and who want to proceed tion) will then be taken from the total sum of the SECTION JL- RATIFICATION supervision being sought and is to be adminis in foe selection process, shall submit a resume written, oral, file, and seniority points. except as expressly modifiM herein, all other tered to ail eligible candidates at the same time (e) Score Tabulation. The scoring tabulation and cover letter detailing foeir respective experi Reprimand = -0.75 point (per incident) provisions and terms of the Code of the Town and place. Examination times will be scheduled, for applicants for promotion to rank of Sergeant ences with foe Springfield Police Deparfrnent. Suspension = -1.5 points (per incident) ship of Springfield shall remain in full force and where possible, to allow eligible candidates suf is as foiiows; These documents should include, but not be lim (7) Candidates shall be rank^ in order, with effect. ficient rest prior to exam. (1) Written exam 45% ited to, a description of any program or programs the person achieving the highest overall score, SECTION III - SEVERABILITY M Candidates must obtain a minimum score (2) Oral Interview 45% that foe individual participate in or Initiated. after all tabulations, as number one. Tn case any section, subsection, paragraph, of 70% to advance to the next phase of the (3) File Review 10% Additionally, such things as productivity, atten (8) In the event two or more candidates obtain subdivision, clause or provision of this ordinance process. Pass/fail will be communicated to the (4) Those individuals who have successfully dance, experience, education, training, certifica equal final tabulated scores, foe ranking order shall be judged invallo by a court of competent Officers in order to indicate whether they move passed both of the written examination and oral tions, and any other relevant Information that foe will be determined by time served in rank jurisdiction, such order or judgment shall not on to the next phase. A pass/fail list will post interview shall have their scores from both candidate wishes to have considered for foe pro effect or invalidate the remainder of any section, ed in alphabetical order. The written results will examinations and File Review combined. motional process should be mentioned in these (f) Candidate R^mmendation Recom- paragraph, subdivision, clause or provision of be combined with the scores of the other com (5) Seniority points will be added to the tabu documents. The resume and cover letter shall be mendation to Township Committee of candidates this ordinance, and to this end, foe provisions of ponents for rankings prior to seniority being lation of the written, oral interview, and file submitted to the Chief of Police when directed, for promotion to rank of Lieutenant is as follows: each section, paragraph, subdivision, clause or applied, after all phases of the process are com review scores. prior to foe date of the Oral Interview. These (1) For any promotion, the Chief of Police provision of this ordinance are hereby declared plete. (6) Deductions for disciplinary actions (previdocuments will be reviewed by foe Chief of shaft consider the first three names of candi to be severable. c) Candidates who receive a written exam ous five years from announcement of the pro Police, or designee, and will be forwarded to foe dates standing highest on foe list of eligible can SECTION TV - REPEAL score o f 70% or above, and w ho want to proceed motional process and up until tiie score tabula Oral Interview panel for their review and possible didates for recommendation to the Township Any ordinance or portion of any ordinance in the selection process, shall submit a resume tion) will then be taken from the total sum of the use during foe oral interviews. Committee for promotion to the rank of Lieu which is inconsistent with the modifications of and cover letter detailing their respective experi written, oral, file, and seniority points. tenant. Due consideration will be given, includ this ordinance is repealed to foe extent of its ences with the ^ringfield Police Department. Reprimand = -0.75 point (per incident) (2) ORAL INTERVIEW (45 percent of total ing, but not limited to, performance evaluations inconsistency. These documents should include, but not be lim Susp^sion = -1.5 points (per incident) w e ig h te d sco re ) and performance notices (positive/negative) S^TIO N EFFECTIVE DATE ited to. a description of any program or programs (7) Carididates shall be rank^ in order, with a) Candidates for foe position of Lieutenantfrom past three years, managementfieadership This ordinance shall take effect immediately that the individual participated In or initiated. the person achieving foe highest overall score, who achieve a score of seventy (70%) percent or qualities, work habits, accountability, and atten upon passage and publication according to law. Additionally, such foings as productivity, atten after ail tabulations, as number one. higher on the written examination will be dance records (workman's com and/or anything Linda M. Donnelly, does hereby certify foat foe dance. ex^rience, education, training, certifica (8) In the event two or more candidates obtain advanced to the oral interview phase of foe pro covered under statute excluded). The Chief of foregoing Ordinance was introduced for first tions, and any other relevant information that the equal final tabulated scores, foe ranking order motional process. The oral interview portion Police has the authority to choose from the top reading at the Regular Meeting of the Township candidate wishes to have considered for the pro will be determined by time served in rank. shall be conducted by three (3) members of foe three ranked sergeants. Committee of foe Township of Springfield, in foe motional process should be mentioned in these New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of (2) The list for elfoible carxiidates for promotion County of Union, State oi New Jersey, held on documents. The resume and cover letter shall be (f) Candidate Recommendation Recom- Police. will be adjusted after each selection by foe Chief Tuesday, October 28, 2014, and that said Ordi submitted to the Chief of Police when directed, mendation to Township Committee of carxiidates b) The posting dates and times of the oralof Police to maintain a ranking of first through nance shall be submitted for consideration and prior to the date of the Oral Interview. These for promotion to rank of Sergeant is as follows: interviews snail contain a list of publications last based on foe overall scores of foe remaining final passage at a regular meeting said Town documents will be reviewed tw the Chief of (1) For any promotion, foe Chief of Police related to foe issues of Supervision, Organiza eligible candidates for promotion. ship Committee to be held on November 25, Police, or designee, and will be forwarded to the shall consider foe first three names of candi tion and Command that each candidate can uti 2014, Springfield Municipal Building. 100 Moun Oral Interview panel for their review and possible dates standing highest on foe list of eli^ble can lize in preparing for foeir ora! interview. (g) Duration of the Promotion List. The pro- tain Avenue, 7:30 p.m. at which time and place use during the oral interviews. didates for recommendation to foe Township c) Subject matter for these interviews maymoHon list will Temain active foTtwo (2) years any person or persons interested therein will be Committee for promotion to foe rank of Ser- include, but not be limited to general principles of from foe date of the posting of final rankings. given an opportunity to be heard concerning said (2) ORAL INTERVIEW (45 percent of total eant. Due consideration will be given, including, supervision, command, leadership, organization, Ordinance. Copy is posted on the bulletin board weighted score) ut not limited to, attendance records (work planning, budgeting, criminal law. State and Fed 3. Assignment of Supervisory Positions within in foe office of the Township Clerk. a) Candidates for the position of Sergeant man's comp and/or anything covered under eral decisions, the United States constitution and the Detective Bureau who achieve a score of seventy (70%) percent or statute excluded), leadership qualities, account New Jersey State Constitution, rules of evi (a) It is foe goal of foe Springfield Police Linda M. Donnelly, RMC higher on the written examination will be gability, job performance, and past three years' dence. court rules. Title 39. Title 2C and Title 40 Department to advance foe most qualified per Township Clerk advanced to the oral interview phase of the pro evaluations and performance notices of foe statutes of foe State of New Jersey, and sonnel to supervisory positions within foe detec U17986 OBS November 6. 2014 ($342.51) motional process. The oral interview portion (positive/negative). The Chief of Police has the the ^ringfield Police Department rules, regula tive bureau of the Police Department to promote shall be conducted by three (3) members of the authority to choose from the top three ranked tions, jKilicies and procedures, Township of foe efficiency of the Township and the services of SPRINGFIELD New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of officers. Springfield municipal ordinances. Attorney Gen foe Police Department. Police. (2) The list for eligible candidates for promotion eral Guidelines, Union County Prosecutor's (b) Any su^rvisory assignment to the Detec Explanation: This resolution awards a con b) The posting dates and times of the oral will be adjusted after each selection by foe Chief Office directives/legal updates, and/or any other tive Bureau snail be made at foe discretion of the tract to G & G Technologies, Inc. of Saddle interviews shall contain a list of publications of Police to maintain a ranking of first through materials distributed to the oral interviewees by Chief of Police. Brook, NJ to purchase television and related related to the issues of Supervision, Organiza last based on the overall scores of the remaining the department prior to foe ora! interviews. (c) It is at foe discretion of foe Chief of Police, recording equipment (COAF). tion and Command that each candidate can uti eligible candidates for promotion. d) Each candidate shall be interviewed bybased on the needs of the department, to deter lize in preparing for their oral interview. foe oral Interview panel under similar conditions mine when command positions are n e ^e d with TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD c) Subject matter for these interviews may (g) Duration of fo^ Promotion List. The pro- in order to evaluate the merit and fitness of such in the detective bureau. RESOLUTION 2014- 267 include, but not be limited to general principles of motion list will remain active for two (2) years candidate for promotion. (d) If determined by the Chief of Police to fit supervision, command, leadership, organization, from foe date of the posting of final rankings. e) Each member of the oral interview panelthe department’s needs in command structure, WHEREAS, the Township Committee desires planning, budgeting, criminal law, ^ t e and Fed shall assign a score between one n ) and one there may be more than one supervisor within to upgrade foe quality of its television broadcast eral decisions, the United States constitution and 2. Promotional Procedure for foe Rank of Lieu (100) hundred to each candidate. These three the Detective Bureau. to the residents of Springfield; and New Jersey State Constitution, rules of evi tenant (3) scores will then be combined and then aver (e) If more than one supervisor is within foe WHEREAS, foe Townsnip has sought foe tech dence. court rules. Title 39, Title 2C and Title 40 (a) N o ti^tion . Notification of intention to pro aged to obtain the candidate's overall score for detective bureau, the ranking supervisor, or if of nical advice of HomeTowne Television of Summit of the statutes of the State of New Jersey, and mote an officer to foe rank of Lieutenant is as fol foe oral interview. equal rank, the supervisor with the most time to get their technical advice on equipment spec the Springfield Police Department rules, regula lows: f) Each candidate must achieve a score ofserved in rank, shall be the commander. ifications; and tions. policies and procedures. Township of (1) The Township will allow a minimum 12 seventy percent (70%) or higher on foeir oral (f) Due consideration shall be given to foe WHEREAS, foe Township has received three Springfield municipal ordinances. Attorney Gen week notice from the date of the announcement interview to be considered eligible for promotion length and merit of service. quotes and G & G Technologies. Inc. is foe low eral Guidelines. Union County Prosecutor's of the promotional process to the date foe written and to continue with foe promotional process. est, reSTOnsible bidder; and Office directives/legal updates, and/or any other exam is given. This is at foe discretion of the 4. Assignment of Investigators in the Detective WHEREAS, foe Chief Financial Officer has materials distribute to the oral interviewees by Chief of Police in cases of emergency. (3) FILE REVIEW (10 percent o f total weight Bureau certified that sufficient funds are available. the department prior to the oral interviews. (2) Notification shall be contained in a written ed score) (a) Officers are assigned to the Detective NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by the d) bach candidate shall be interviewed by the announcement, which will be posted at Police a) The file review shall be performed by foe Bureau as investigators solely at the discretion Township Committee of the Township of Spring- oral interview panel under similar conditions in Headquarters and/ or shall be issued to each eli Chief of Police and/or designee and/or a Cap of the Chief of Ponce. field. County of Union, State of NJ. foat foe order to evaluate the merit and fitness of such gible candidate via foe Police Department e-mail tain. (b) An officer assigned to foe Detective Mayor and Township Clerk are authorized to candidate for promotion. system. b) Formal Education/Military Experience (0 toBureau as an investigator, and who may hold the execute an agreement between Springfield and e) Each member of the oral interview panel (3) Eligible officers shall indicate, in writing, or 40 points total) rank of Corporal, shall only receive additional G&G Technologies. Inc., for foe purchase of var shall assign a score between one (1) and one departmental e-mail, to foe Chief of Police, or Candidates will receive points based upon pay to bring his/her salary rate to Detective pay ious pieces of recording equipment and televi (100) hundred to each candidate. These three designee, foeir intention to take part in the exam formal education or military experience. The level and shall not exceed foat level. sions at a price not to e xce ^ $23,500.00; and (3) scores will then be combined and then aver ination process within 10 days of foe posting. points for any category shall not exceed the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED foat G&C Tech aged to obtain the candidate's overall score for number of points for foat cat^ory, i.e. two asso 5. Promotion of Investigator to Detective in the nologies, Inc., was also determined to be the the oral interview. (b) Eligibility. The eligibility r^uirem ents for ciate degrees is only ten points, military experi Detective Bureau lowest responsible bidder for this equipment; f) Each candidate must achieve a score of rank of Lieutenant are foe following: ence and an associate's degree is only ten (a) An investigator assigned to foe Detective and seventy percent (70%) or higher on their oral (1) Candidates must have a minimum of 18 points, militaiy experience and a bachelor's, Bureau may be promoted To Detective solely at BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED foat the account interview to be considered eligible for promotion months of continuous service as a Sergeant with master’s, or PhD will only be foe points of foe the discretion of foe Chief of Police. to be charged is G-02-09-751-000-100. The and to continue with the promotional process. the Springfield Police Department, after the degree. (b) Due consideration shall be given to the Chief Financial Officer has issued a certificate of deduction of any unpaid suspension time, as of Candidates shall submit an original copy of length and merit of service. available tends which is incorporated herein by (3) FILE REVIEW (10 percent of total weightthe date of the announcement of foe promotion their college transcripts to the Chief of Police reference. e d score) al process, to be eligible for foe promotional from foeir respective college or university prior to 6. Promotional Procedure for the Rank of Cap TOWN a) Tne file review shall be performed by the process. the commencement of foe oral interviews. tain SHIP OF SPRINGFIELD Chief of Police and/or designee and/or a Cap (2) Candidates must successfully pass all Candidates shall submit a copy of foeir Cer (a) The promotional procedure for foe Rank By: Richard Huber, Mayor tain. sections of the promotional procedure prior to tificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty of Captain is at the discretion of the Chief of b) Formal Education/Military Experience (0 to being eligible for promotion. form prior to foe commencement of the oral Police. Adopted: October 28. 2014 40 points total) interviews. (b) The promotional process will include, but Candidates will receive points based upon (c) Promotional Criteria. The promotional cri- 1) Associate’s Degree or 68 credits is(as not limited to: Linda M. Donnelly. RMC formal education or military experience. The tena for the rank of Lieutenant shall include, but defined in the PBA/SOA contract) or military (1) A personnel file review Township Clerk points for any category shall not exceed the will not be limited to, the following: experience with an Honorable Discharge: 10 (2j A resume/cover letter review U17985 OBS November 6, 2014 ($24.01) number of points for That category, i.e. two asso (1) Eligibility for promotion (ten) points. (3) An oral interview to be conducted by the 2 ) Bachelor's Degree: 20 (^enty) points. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE 3) Master s Degree: 30 (thirty) points. 40 — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NCn ICE SPRINGFIELD The property to be sold is located in the TWP of October 23, 30, November 6. 13, 2014 The Purchaser shall have no further recourse M a lia n o f 33 Manitou Circle. Weetfield. NJ CRANFORD, County of UNION and ^ te of U17151 EAG (tl45.04) against foe Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attor 07090. TOWNSHIP OF SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey. ney.** The development is located wrthm 200 feet o f COUNTY OF UNION Commonly known as: 8 MYRTLE ST, CRAN CRANFORD Surplus money: If after the sale ar>d satisfaction p roperty ow ned by you ar>d in volves and FORD, NJ 07016. of the mortgage debt, induding costs and requires the granting or re"'^ from the foAowmg TAKE NOTICE that the Township Committee Tax Lot No. 2 in Block No. 602 SHERIFF’S SALE expenses, there remains any surplus money, the requirements of the ordiriarKe so as to perrrwC Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 11, Dimensions of Lot Approximately: 4600 SF Sheriffs File Number CH-14004697 money will be deposited into the Superior Court Code§ 136-236(3)(a)-on-sfter"- . ^ ‘ bs 2014. at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hal), has been can- Nearest Cross Street. CENTENNIAL AVE. Division: CHANCERY Trust Fur>d ar>d any person claim ing the surplus, in a n e n i^ s e d p"- - Proposed to cre cetM. This meeting has been rescheduled for BEGINNING at a point in the southeasterly Docket Numl^r: F03690713 or any part foereof, may file a motion pursuant to ate new on-site pwKfUu wnvxxit a arid Monday, November 10, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. in the line of Myrtle Avenue (60 feet wide), said County: Union Court Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature any additional rauef that may be try the Fire Department, 200 Mountain Avenue. The point being distant 140.00 feet from original Plaintiff: CITIMORTGAGE, INC., and extent of that person's daim and asking for Board Workshop Meeting scheduled for Monday, sideline northeastwardly from the original VS an order directing paynr>ent o f the surplus money. The Zoning Board w ii conduct a puhac hear November 10, 2014, at 7:30 p.m., in the Fire northeasterly side of Centennial Avenue; Defendant; SHAINA WOOD A/K/A SHAINA K. The Sheriff or omer person conducting the sale ing on this matter on the foNowing dr^. Novem- Department has been canceled. thence WOOD AND WILLY WOOD. HER HUSBAND will have information regarding the surplus, if b>sr 24. 2014 at 8:15 p.m. in room 107 o f ttW “THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE Sale Date: 12/03/2014 any. Cranford Township Municip*^. Buikf «u. 8 Spring- Linda M. Donnelly RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT Writ of l^ecution; 07/16/2014 *THE SHERIFF HEREBY RESERVES THE field Avenue. Cranford, New Jersey Any •'i Township Clerk FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to RIGHT TO ADJOURN THIS SALE WITHOUT or persons affected by this appf ~^ihon w#r ^=tve October 30, November 6, 2014 TION." me directed I shall expose for sale by public FURTHER NOTICE THROUGH PUBLICA an opportunity to present any « to tte U17287 OBS ($18.62) PRIOR LfENS/ENCUMBRANCES venue, at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA TION.* proposed devetopnx.'■ The Board does ' wr- SEWER OPEN PLUS PENALTY $201.24 TION BUILDING, 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $394.856.67— Three ever, have the r i ^ to exclude reor»t'^ TOTAL AS of August 19, 2014: $201.24 TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J.. on WEDNES Hundred Ninety-Four Thoutar>d Eight Hur>- m orw EAG.LEGALS Surplus Money: Itafter the sale and safis^ction DAY, at two o’clock in the afternoon of said day. dred Fifty-Six and 67/100*** A lf docum ents to r — ^ of the mortgage debt, including costs and All successful bidders must have 20% of toeir A ttorney' be inspected the pubftc Ihn-^ f; expenses, there rem ains any surplus money, fine bid available in cash or certified check at the MILSTEAD & ASSOCIATES. LLC day between tne hours of 8*00 a'-' too CRANFORD money will be deposited into the Superior Court condusion of the sales. 1 E. STOW ROAD p m in the Plannina'Zo.-^g Depart..ar.*.. Trust Fund and ariy person claiming the surplus, PROPERTY TO BE SOLD IS LOCATED IN: MARLTON NJ 08053 ferd Tow^s^.;p Mun»c ; ‘ ' riwASng. 8 SHERIFF’S SALE or any part thereof may file a motion pursuant to Township of Cranford, (bounty of Union. State of (^>482.1400 Avenue. Crariford. New Wsey SherilTs File Number: CH-14004648 Courf Rules 4:64-3 and 4:57-2 stating the nature New Jersey Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff Division; CHANCERY and extent of that person’s claim and asking for PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 30 C ar A foil legal description can be found at the Union A Do««*dWh^ - Docket Number; F1838609 an order directing payment of the surplus money. penter Place, Cranford, NJ 07016 County Sheriffs Office County: Union The Sheriff or other person conducting fine safe TAXLOT#l02. BLOCK #334 Total Upset: $410.258.10***Four Hundred Ten U17741 E A G ^E T ^^ 6. S-J14 (i>! 07) Plaintiff: JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NATION will have information regarding ^ e surplus, if NEAREST CROSS STREET: Veronice Avenue Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Eight arfo AL ASSOCIATION any. APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 8000 SF 10/100*** VS JUDGMENT AMOUNT: $354,475.77***Three A FULL LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE November 6^ 13. 20. 26. 2014 Defendant: ISAAC MONTEALEGRE; OLD Hundred Fifty-Four Thousand Four Hundred PREMISES CAN BE FOUND IN THE OFFICE U17158EAG ($156 80) REPUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANY C/O OLD Seventy-Five and 77/100*** OF THE SHERIFF OF UNION COUNTY. REPUBLIC EQUITY CREDIT SERVICES, INC. Attorney: The sale is subject to any unpaid taxes and CRANFORD Sale Date: 11/19/2014 FEIN. SUCH, KAHN & SHEPARD, PC assessments, tax, water, and sewer liens arto Public Notices Writ of Execution: 08/15/2014 7 CENTURY DRIVE other munidpai assessments. The amount due Notice of Public Hearing By virtue of the above-stated writ of execution to SU ITE 201 can be obtained from the kx:ai taxing authority. me directed I shall expose for sale by public PARSiPPANY NJ 07054 All interested parties are to conduct and rely In accordarice with the ordinar>ces of the Towrv on IJne venue,^at the UNION COUNTY ADMINISTRA (973)538-4700 upon their ovm independent investigation to ship of Cranftxd, arxl the statutes of the State of www.njpublicnot;: i - com TION bUILDING 1ST FLOOR, 10 ELIZABETH Sheriff: Joseph Cryan, Acting Sheriff ascertain whether or not any outstanding interest New Jersey. Notice is hereby served upon vou TOWN PLAZA, Elizabeth, N.J., on WEDNES- A full legal descripfion can be found at the Union remain of record and/or have prioriW over the that an ap^ication for development. Application DAY, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. County sheriffs Office lien being foreclosed and, if so the current No. ZBA-14-033 to be lo c a te in to n e R-5, on Your online .ource for All successful bidders must have 20% of their Total Upset: $364,983.88***Three Hundred amount due thereon. **lf the sale is set aside the premises known as 355 Centennial bid available In cash or certified check at the Sixty-Four Thousand Nine Hundred Eighty- for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall Avenue, Cranford, Block No. 554, Lot No. 87. public notices in New Jersey conclusion of the sales. Three and 88/100*** only be entitled to a return of the deposit paid. has been submitted by AppllcanL A Donald PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTK E PI BLU s n i M f ROSELLE PARK 00606 00014 TU TITTEL, JAMES 1,V^ W A kR LN A V l s n .i; - PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT. I Rachel J. Pompei, Tax Collector for the Borough of Roselle Park. County of i:.y : • Union New Jersey in accordance with N.J.S.A 54:5-1, et seq., will sell at public auction on November 25, 2014 at the Munic 00606 00025 U CARINO, BONIFACIO J 112 LOCUST ST » ipal Building 110 t. Westfield Avenue, Roselle Park, New Jereey at 10:00 AM, the lands hereinafter described. 00608 00005 u PAKRUL, EDMOND C/O GUARD ELDERLY 28 WARREN AVE s 146 32 Take further notice that the hereinafter described lands will be sold for the amount of toe municipal liens chargeable against 00703 00020 u MAJCHROWICZ, WALTER S & MARY A 165 MAPLE i s 148 44 each lowest rate of interest bid, not to exceed 18%. Payment for said parcels shall be made prior to toe conclusion of toe sale In toe form of cash certified check or nxmey order, or parcels will be resold. 00703 00021 u ELMERA, MARIE VIVIANE 161 MAPLE ST s M8.:il /Viy parcel of real property for vttoich there shall be no other purchases will be struck off to toe municipality in fee for the 00705 00001 u TORRES-CASTRO, JORGE 707 CHESTNUT ST s 1,194 24 redemption at 18%, ano toe municipality shall have toe same remedies and rights as other purchasers, inducing toe right to 00705 00010 DELAYO, MICHAEL & RENEE 718 HAMILTON PLACE 433 28 bar or foreclose the right of redemption. u $ The sate made pursuant to C h ^te r 5, Title 54 of the Revised Statutes of the State of New Jersey as amended, IfKfustrial 00706 00006 u GIARDINA, BRENDA VAUE 8AJANA 36 ROSELLE AVE E s 146 3? Properties may be subject to toe Spill Compensation and Control Act (N.J.S.A 58:12-23.11 et seq) the Water Pollution Control 00708 00001 T DODD, ARTHUR E JR 609 CHESTNUT ST s S,88S ‘ / Act (N.J.S.A. ^:10A-1 et seq) and the Incustrial Site Recover Act (N.J.S.A. 13:1K-6 et seq). In addition, toe municipality is precluded from issuing a tax sale certificate to any prospective purchaser who is or may be in any way connected to the prior 00708 00008 u FLORES, JESUS & NANCY 16 COLFAX AVE C $ S66 39 owner or operator of toe site. At any time before toe sale, toe undersigned will receive payment of toe amount due on any 00714 00024 u FISCHER. THOMAS & ROBYN HARGRO 616 SPRUCE ST $ 146 32 property, with toe interest and costs incurred up to toe time of payment. 00801 00018 01 u LOPEZ, JACINTO 512 WALNUT STREET s 19S.14 Rachel J. Pompei, CTC 00801 00028 u MAGLIETTA, STEPHANIE 17 WEBSTER AVE E s 251.86 TAX COLLECTOR 00804 00012 u SANCHEZ, CRISTOBAL 26 WEBSTER AVE E s 566 46 BLOCK/LOT TYPES PROPERTY NAME PROPERTY ADDRESS TOTAL 00804 00032 u PIGA, STEPHEN & DONNA 11 CLAY AVE E $ 348 60 00108 00014 U PONGUTA, MIGUEL 618 FAITOUTE AVE s 595.46 00805 00016 u FEDERAL HOME MORTGAGE CORP 428 BIRCH ST s 261.86 00108 00015 U RICCI, ROBERT 612 FAITOUTE AVE $ 154,43 00805 00022 u REBIMBAS, ANTONIO 121 CLAY AVE E s 241.SS 00109 00004 U CUCCOLO, EDWARD A 8t PATRICIA A 617 FAITOUTE AVE s 794.52 00806 00009 u DOWNEY, BRIAN P & STACEY A 142 WEBSTER AVE E $ 417 26 00119 00011 TU JOHNS, RICHARD & PATRICIA 520 JEROME ST s 10,475.89 00806 00020 u RODRIGUEZ, JOSE A 141 CLAY AVEE s 146.32 00119 00012 T JOHNS, RICHARD & PATRICIA 516 JEROME ST s 818.90 00808 00001 u KURICH, NANCY N 201 CLAY AVE E $ 146 32 5048.89 00121 00002 TU CARLIN, RONALD J & SHARON L 505 BEECHWOOO AVE s , 00810 00007 01 u PATEL, OIPESH 325 WALNUT ST s 158.45 313 8 595.70 00128 00022 T KORYBSKI, MATTHEW & JEAN WEBSTER AVE W s , 00901 00021 u MASTERSON, GREGORY & KELLY A 55 CHARLES ST 1,780.50 00205 00023 U ABUD, A & GAMONAL, LIBORIO & P 138 JEROME ST 411.98 $ $ 00901 00023 u CECERE, ANTHONY & CORRINE 45 CHARLES ST s 266.39 00206 00012 U SARDONE, JULIO M & OLGA E 170 BRIDGE ST s 242.87 00903 00005 u KAULFERS, CHERYL 123 UNION ROAD s 248.85 00207 00009 u PROVING, JOHN & TANJA 127 BRIDGE ST s 833.67 00905 00011 u AMARO, RICARDO & SHIRLY M 133 CAMDEN ST 568.78 00209 00013 u PEREZ, AIDA & ANA & DEJESUS, LUIS 442 FAITOUTE AVE $ 215.66 $ 00209 00016 u ALMEIDA, JOAO 428 FAITOUTE AVE s 271.87 00908 00020 u FEDERAL NAT'L MORTGAGE 271 WESTFIELD AVEE s 411.98 00209 0(X)19 u REMI6IO, DAVID 420 FAITOUTE AVE s 506.73 00909 00021 u SILVA, MICHAEL & JO, CLAUDIA 35 WILLIAMS ST s 180.07 00210 00004 01 u CAINE, JACQUELINE D 436 SEATON AVE $ 330.99 00909 00022 u TOCORA, JOAQUIN 33 WILLIAMS ST s 398.64 00305 00012 u NILLA, ALISON 316 SEATON AVE $ 526.21 00910 00014 u RIVERA, LUIS & RUIZ, DAVID 55 WESTFIELD AVEE s 388.63 00307 00002 u MINITELLI, JAMES P,SR 347 CLAY AVE W $ 248.52 01002 00003 u SANTOS-CABAN, RACHEL 617 SHERMAN AVE $ 141.97 00309 00023 T NACCARATO, VINCENZO & GAETANA 311-313 WESTFIELD AVE W s 14,460.93 01003 00007 u JOSEPH. JANET & CHARNEL 629 SHERIDAN AVE s 478.70 00310 00011 u LAL. SOHAN 136 COLUMBUS PLACE $ 538.75 01006 00006 u HENRY, JEFFREY & KATHLEEN M 503 SHERMAN AVE s 432.87 00310 00015 u WILLIAM5,ROBERT G & BELLES,DEBRA L 120 COLUMBUS PLACE $ 566.14 01007 00008 u TANGO, CHRISTOPHER G. & COURTNIE A. 431 SHERIDAN AVE s 381.87 00311 00012 T BELL, WILLIAM T, JR & BONNIE L 129 COLUMBUS PLACE $ 4,756.71 01008 00002 u CUTRUFELLO, JON & MARLENE 407 BENDER AVE s 303.47 00311 00035 TU BOURANEL, JOHN J 106 HAWTHORNE ST s 3,304.27 01008 OOOOS u RAMIREZ, C & L 8. ROJAS, GLORIA 422 WOODLAND AVE $ 704.27 00314 00008 T mCKO CORPORATION 2S0 WESTFIELD AVE W s 5,775.11 01012 OOOOS TU TRUJILLO, LUZ 315 PERSHING AVE s 4,070.17 00314 00009 T NICKO CORPORATION 248 WESTFIELD AVE W $ 8,425.25 01013 00008 u GALLO, DONNA 338 SHERIDAN AVE s 588.79 00402 00010 u MARON, NICOLE L 154 SUMNER AVE W $ 285.61 01013 00012 u CASTOR, ARTURO C,JR 8> SALVE M 326 SHERIDAN AVE $ 357.70 00406 00013 U REMENTERIA, JOSEPH 800 WILLIS PLACE s 468.51 01015 00016 u REYES. JOCELYN 386 GALLOPING HILL RD $ 242.04 00408 00002 U ARBOLEDA, JULIAN 726 HAZEL ST s 270.44 01015 00023 u NADELLA, ROBERT A. 447 HENRY ST $ 338.59 353.71 00412 00017 U SUAREZ, MARISOL & CHASE, RAKEL D 107 COLFAX AVE. W $ 01104 00020 u HERNANDEZ, RAFAEL A & CLARA 435 MADISON AVE s 1,090.21 32 205.71 00414 00009 u VERDUGO, J & GONZALEZ, PRISCILA ROSELLE AVE W s 01106 00011 u CASTRO, JORGE A 112 PERSHING AVE s 146.96 u MICHELEM, ROBERT A & CYNTHIA 716 WILLIS PLACE 487.75 00414 00011 s 01108 00026 T CATO, RAMONA 110 SHERIDAN AVE $ 7,510.14 00416 00003 u MEANCE, GHISLENE & MCCALL, SHAWN 174 COLFAX AVE W s 488.71 OHIO 00029 u MILARA, DIEGO & ESTER 112 CHARLOTTE TERRACE s 542.09 00418 00010 TU WREGE, DONALD W & JANICE 128 COLFAX AVE W s 10,416.52 00418 00020 U RODRIQUEZ, ANTHONY & SUSANA 127 LINCOLN AVE W. $ 472.78 01111 00005 u MAYRINA, KELVIN 149 CHARLOTTE TERRACE $ 251.86 01111 00020 T SERNA REALTY, LLC. 214 GALLOPING HILL RO 5,900.52 00501 00009 u MEYER, MARK & STEPHANIE 126 LINCOLN AVE W 146.32 s s 475.37 00512 00016 u KUPPER, GEORGE JR 328 LOCUST ST s 168.46 01113 00010 u BURGOS, R!CARDO,JR & DIANE 122 GALLOPING HILL RD s 00602 00024 u MORALES, ESTHER 115 BUTLER AVE $ 268.54 01113 00023 u GALAN, GEORGE & SUSANA, ET ALS 461 WESTFIELD AVE E $ 216.09 00603 00015 u REMIGIO, CHRISTOPHER & MARISA 120 BUTLER AVE s 305.23 01114 00022 u HUSENAJ, XHEMA 8 SHERIDAN AVE s 235.18 00603 00037 u HILL, R & G & BALDASSARRE. 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Summit at Hillside, 2 p.m. The Crusaders, guided by Gov. Livingston at Rahw sy, 2 p.m. first-year head coach and 2006 Off: Union. ALJ graduate Anthony DelCon- • te, bounced back to win three of LAST WEEK’S RESULTS; their next four to clinch a play Friday, Oct. 31 (6 games) off berth in Central Jersey, Westfield 42, Watchung Hills 20 Group 2. Delaware VaUe>- 42, HilLsidi 12 Presently, Johnson (3-4) Brearley 41, Bound Brook 41 (tie) is the seventh seed, four Ridge 38, Union 34 points ahead of Lakewood Johnson 28, Bclvidere 14 and Point Pleasant Boro. The Dayton 22, Manville o Crusaders are favored to win Saturday, Nov. 1 (5 games) at home tomorrow night Elizabeth 40, Plainfield 13 against 0-8 Somerville in Scotch Plains 35, Warren Hilb 20 their final qualifying game. Cranford 30, Gov. Living-ton 13 The playoffs commence Summit 30, Rahway 20 next weekend, with Johnson New Providence 20, Roselle Park 7 actually having a chance to Off: Linden, Roselle. play - once again - the one Photo by JR Parachtnl • team it has not defeated in the First-year Roselle head coach James Williams, middle, will lead his Rams into battle vs. 7-0 THIS WEEK’S PICKS (12): past month. Bernards this Saturday at Arminio Field. If Roselle wins, the Rams (5-2 overall) will capture the Brearley over New Providence That would be Roselle. The Mid-State 38 Conference’s Mountain Division championship with a perfect 5-0 league mark. Linden over Elizabeth Rams are presently second in Hillsborough over Plainfield the power points in CJ, G2. If Phillipsburg over Scotch Plains the playoffs were this weekend, Cranford over North Plainfield Roselle, as the No. 2 seed, Every game from here on in Johnson over Somerville would be hosting Johnson, the Roselle Park over Manville seventh seed. Dayton over Pingry -iSiselle hosted Johnson on Westfield over Hunterdon Central Oct. 18 at Arminio Field and has extra meaning for Roseiie Roselle over Bernards came away with a 20-7 Mid- Summit over Hillside State 38 Conference-Mountain Rams first battle undefeated Bernards squad Gov. Livingston over Rahway Division triumph. That was By JR Parachini Their only losses are to the top two teams in the Best bet: Cranford Roselle’s first home win of the Sports Editor Raritan Division, first-time champion Cranford (8-0) Upset special: Roselle season. Every game from here on in has a little extra and second-place Summit (7-1). Those teams - with a Last week; 9-1-1 Roselle has another big special meaning attached to it as far as the Roselle combined record of 15-1 - came to Roselle and found This year: 73-26 (.737) home game this weekend when Rams are concerned. a way to leave with a victory. Best bets: 8-0 it hosts Bernards Saturday, Saturday at home against Bernards, the Mid-State That is something Roselle will be trying to Upset specials: 4-4 with the Mountain Division title 38 Conference’s Mountain Division title will be on the prevent undefeated Bernards (7-0) from doing • on the line. If Roselle wins, it’s line. If Roselle (5-2 overall) wins, then the Rams win this Saturday. Kickoff at Arminio Field is 2 p.m. JR ’s over, Roselle is the champion. If the Mountain Division championship outright at 5-0. "Bernards is a good team, well coached and sound UNION COUNTY TOP to: Bernards wins, then there’s the Then the Central Jersey, Group 2 playoffs com offensively," first-year Roselle head coach James 1- Linden (7-0) possibility of a three-way tie, mence next weekend, with Roselle seeking to reach its Williams said. "They have nice size up ft-ont. Sebast 2- Elizabeth (6-2) which would result in tri first state championship game since 1990. ian Sanchez (running back) is a good athlete." 3- Cranford (8-0) champs. Playoff wins in consecutive weeks wiU accomplish Sanchez rushed for three touchdowns in last 4- Summit (7-1) If Bernards wins, but then that feat. Friday night's 45-28 non-division victory at 5- Roselle (5-2) loses at Delaware Valley on Then, of course, is the annual, longtime Thanksgiv winless Somerville. 6- Westfield (5-2) Nov. 28, then there would be a ing Day game against neighboring Roselle Park. This "Offensively, they remind me a little bit of 7- Brearley (5-2-1) three-way tie. As a result, time Roselle wiO be out to snap a two-game losing Cranford and Summit," Williams said of Bernards' 8- New Providence (5-2) Roselle, ^m ards and Delaware streak vs. the Panthers and prevent Roselle Park from ability to run and throw the ball. 9- Scotch Plains (3-5) Valley will have finished 4-1 in holding the trophy for ivinning three years in a row. Williams felt that the bye week couldn't have come 10- Johnson (3-4) the divison, with Roselle defeat Roselle, which has not won a playoff game since at a better time for his squad. Others: Union (2-6), ing Delaware Valley, Bernards 1998, has the opportunity to produce a very special "Having your bye at this time of the year is a good Governor Livingston (2-5), defeating Roselle and Delaware season right ahead of it. thing," Williams said, "It gives you a chance to get Roselle Park (2-5), Hillside (2-6), Valley defeating Bernards. The Rams, who had this past weekend off, have your legs back." Dayton (2-6), Rahway (1-6), See DIVISION, Page 47 won two straight. See COUGARS, Page 45 Plainfield (0-7). Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014 — 45 SPORTS Head coach Erik Rosen- meier, in his 10th season at the helm of the Cougars, has guided Cranford to an 8-0 start for the first time under his tenure. He also led Cranford to a division title - the Cougars captured the Mid-State 38 Confer ence’s Raritan Division crown for the first time - and a program-best fourth straight playoff season. Cranford will be the top seed in North 2, Group 3 when the playoffs com mence next weekend. The Cougars won the title for the first time in 2011 and then reached the semifi nals the past two seasons. Photo by JR Para(^ini Cougars, winners of Raritan Division, seek first 9-0 start (Continued from Page 44) While Canady gets a lot of praise for his ability to halt The Cougars have one of the best players in the county in Bernards is 3-0 in the Mountain Division and after runners on defense, Williams is just as proud of the effort he senior all-purpose back Luke Christiano and two juniors - Roselle still has to play a league game at Delaware Valley on receives from the other linebacker in his 4-2-5 scheme. quarterback Jack Schetelich and heavily-recraited lineman Nov. 28. Bernards does not clinch the division title if it beats Sophomore Keyon Fitzpatrick has returned interceptions for Will Fries - that will ensure Cranford will be a tean>^ be Roselle. touchdowns against Rahway, Delaware Valley and Johnson. highly-regarded in 2015 as well. If Bernards beats Roselle, but loses to Delaware Valley, "Keyon has also done an outstanding job," Williams said. The first-time Raritan Division champions will be the top then all three teams will finish 4-1 and there will be tri Leading the secondary is senior comerback Jordy Moise. seed in North 2, Group 3 - a section the Cougars will be champions. That would be as a result of Roselle beating "Jordy has really stepped up his game, becoming a attempting to win for the second time in four seasons. In Delaware Valley, Bernards beating Roselle and Delaware leader,” Williams said. “He’s one of our lock-down comers.” between, Cranford reached the semifinals the past two seasons. Valley beating Bernards. Up fi'ont, Williams has been impressed with the play of Cranford will wrap its regular season tomorrow night at For Bernards to win the division outright, it has to beat senior end Jaquan McLeod. home against North Plainfield, seeking a first-time 9-0 Roselle and Delaware Valley to finish 5-0. "Like Danyn, he's stepped into a leadership role this mark before the playoffs. "Winning a division title is good, but we're really year," WUliams said. just concerned about winning the game, that is more Roselle’s already had big home games against Cranford, UNION COUNTYTEAMS’ PLAYOFF POSITIONING important," Williams said. "If we stay focused for four Summit and Johnson. After Bernards, the Rams will also be HEADING INTO CUTOFF DATE WEFTCEND, WITH quarters we can play with anybody." home when the playoffs commence next week. SEED NEXT TO THEIR NAME: Standout senior running back Darryn Canady, according "Football is back here and the community is pulling for to Williams, needs about 200 yards to reach 1,000 for the the kids to win," Williams said. NORTH 2, GROUP 5: season. 1-Linden (7-0). 3-Elizabeth (6-2). 5-Westfield (5-2). "Darryn has really put the team on his back this year," CONGRATULA’nONS TO CRANFORD Williams said. "He told me in the summer that the first thing NORTH 2, GROUP 4: he wanted to do this year was to be better than he was last Cranford is 8-0? 8-Scotch Plains (3-5). year - as a complete football player, which meant running Cranford is a division champion? the ball and at linebacker. Cranford will be the top seed in its section? NORTH 2, GROUP 3; "I see the change in him. He's a leader now, more vocal." How did this happen? 1- Cranford (8-0). 2-Summit (7-1). First-year staring quarterback Gerald Hairston III has The last four years Cranford has joined the gold standard - Those teams will stay that way. already guided the Rams to five victories. The 6-1 sopho for football in Union County, than^ to the efforts of head more signcJ-caller has more-than-capable receivers in 6-1 coach Erik Rosenmeier and his staff. NORTH 2, GROUP 1; junior Rashan Pendleton and 6-2 senior Raymond Clark. No longer seen as a team that may surprise from time to 5-Brearley (5-2-1). 8-New Providence (5-2). "Gerald has come a long way," Williams said. "The good time, Cranford has scored at least 30 points in all eight thing about having Darryn around is that he's helped Gerald games, averaging 38.5. CENTRAL JERSEY, GROUP 2; a long the way." Since the start of the 2011 season, Cranford is 32-8. 2- Roselle (5-2). 7-Johnson (3-4). 46 — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource SPORTS UCT BOYS’ SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP GAME SCORES 1966-2014: 1966: Edison Tech 2, Westfield 1 1967; Union 2, Westfield 1 1968; Edison Tech 1, Pingry o 1969: Scotch Plains 2, Johnson i 1970: Pingiy o, Scotch Plains o - co-champs 1971; Governor Livingston 1, Pingry o 1972: Governor Livingston 1, Johnson o 1973: Governor Livingston 1, Edison Tech o 1974; Pingry 1, Westfield O 1975: Pingry 1, Johnson O 1976: Summit 1, Pingry 1 - co-champs 1977: Pingiy 2, Scotch Plains o 1978: Union 2, Linden O 1979: Governor Livingston 3, Westfield 2 1980: Summit 2, Westfield 2 - co-champs 1981: Westfield 3, Summit 1 1982: Westfield 8, Scotch Plains O 1983: Pingry 2, Westfield 1 1984; Westfield 4, New Providence 1 1985: Westfield 3, Scotch Plains 2 1986: Scotch Plains 1, Westfield o 1987: Scotch Plains 2, Westfield 1 1988: Westfield 2, Scotch Plains i 1989: Scotch Plains 1, Westfield o (.shootout) 1990: Union 3, Elizabeth o 1991; Westfield 1, Cranford o 1992: Scotch Plains 2, Westfield 1 1993: Westfield 2, Scotch Plains 1 1994; Governor Livingston 2, Westfield 1 1995: Johnson 2, Union 1 1996: Westfield 1, Rahway o 1997: Scotch Plains 3, Elizabeth o 1998: Scotch Plains 2, Cranford o Photos courtesy of Roselle Catholic 1999; Union 2, Scotch Plains o The Roselle Catholic boys’ soccer team posted a 4-0 win at home over American History. The 2000: Scotch Plains 2, Johnson o Lions had a state tournament game scheduled to be played Monday. 2001: Scotch Plains 1, Johnson o 2002: Scotch Plains 1, Cranford o 2003: Linden 1, Scotch Plains o 2004; Scotch Plains 1, Union o Roselle Catholic boys’ soccer 2005: Elizabeth 4, Scotch Plains 3 2006: Scotch Plains 4, Union 2 2007: Scotch Plains 4, Elizabeth o nets shutout victory at home 2008; Elizabeth 1, Summit o 2009: Cranford 1, Westfield O 2010: Westfield 2, Scotch Plains 1 (OT) Altamirano, Saint-Amand help lift Lions 2011: Scotch Plains 1, Union o Standout senior Antonio Altamirano scored twice Senior goalies Anthony Milano and Paul Hornsby 2012; Scotch Plains 5, Gov.emorLivingston 2 in the second half to help lift the Roselle Catholic combined on the shutout. 2013: Scotch Plains 4, Elizabeth 2 boys’ soccer team to a 4-0 victory against American The RC bo)^’ soccer team came back the next day 2014: Scotch Plains 2, Westfield 1 History last Wednesday at Chakey Field. and dropped a 1-0 decision to rival Roselle at Grace Karl Saint-Amand, a freshman, connected for his Wilday School. CHAMPIONSHIPS first varsity goal to give the Lions a 1-0 lead at the half. Milano made four saves against the Rams. 1966-2014: Senior Erick Ojeda also connected for a goal. Roselle Catholic was to play at sixth-seeded Scotch Plains 18, Westfield 10, Pingry 6, Ojeda, Altamirano and Brandon Mejia each picked Dwight Englewood Monday in the NJSIAA’s Non- Governor Livingston 5, Union 4, up an assist against the Newark school. Public B North Tournament. Edison Tech 2, Summit 2 (both shared), Elizabeth 2, Johnson 1, Linden i, Cranford 1 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES Here, Roselle Catolic senior 1966-2014: goalkeeper Anthony Milano, Scotch Plains 27 at left, makes a save. Milano Westfield 22 and fellow senior keeper Elizabeth 9 (includes Edison Tech 3) Paul Hornsby com bined for a Pingry 8 shutout in their te a m ’s 4 -0 Union 8 home win over American Governor Livingston 6 History. Johnson 6 Summit 4 Cranford 4 Linden 2 Union County LocalSource — November 6, 2014 — 47 SPORTS OUTSTANDING EFFORT - The Union girls’ soccer team did quite well to reach the Union County Tournament champi onship game for the first time. Union was edged by top-seeded and four-time defending champion Scotch Plains 1-0 in double over tim e in Sunday’s final at Kean. Photo courtesy of Phyllis Neshimka FALL UCT GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Division tities are on iine for CHAMPIONS SINCE 2000; UNION 2014 - Westfield def. Union COUNTY Catholic - at Kean 25-11, 26-24 in final. TOURNAMENT Roseiie, Breariey grid teams 2013 - Roselle Cathohc def. (Continued from Page 44) Breariey is 5-2-1 overall and 5-1-1 in the division. Westfield - at Kean 2 0 1 4 Roselle is the only team that can win the five-team Belvidere is 6-2 overall and 6-1 in the division. 27-25.15-25. 25-23 in final. Mountain Division crown outright and will do so with Belvidere opened with a 27-22 loss at Breariey, 2012 - Roselle Catholic def. CHAMPIONS a home win over Bernards Saturday. won six straight and then lost at home to Westfield - at Kean Roselle is 5-2 overall and 4-0 in the Mountain Johnson 28-14 this past Friday night in 19-25, 25-22, 25-14 in final. Girls’ tennis: Division. Bernards is 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the divi non-division play. 2011 - Union Catholic def. Oak Knoii sion and Delaware Valley is 5-3 overall and 3-1 in the The Mid-State’s other division winners have been Summit - at Kean division. crowned, all of them first-time winners. Hillsborough 25- 17, 25-20 in final. Breariey, which produced a rare tie at home captured the Delaware, Cranford the Raritan and 2010 - Union Cathohc def. Field hockey: against Bound Brook last Friday night - the game Linden the Watchung. Cranford - at Kean Oak Knoll ended at 41-41 - will win the Valley Division if the This is the first time in the six-season history of 26- 28, 25-22, 25-16 in final.— Bears win at New Providence and Bound Brook beats the Mid-State that Summit did not win a division Belvidere at home tomorrow night. title. 2009 - Union Catholic def. Boys’ Cranford - at Union Catholic cross country: 25- 18, 25-21 in final. 2008 - Union Catholic def. Sum m it Cranford - at Union Catholic Former Linden track star 26- 24,17-25, 25-22 in final. Girls’ 2007 - Cranford def. Westfield - at Westfield cross country: 25-18, 25-22 in final. Union Catholic is now exceiiing in coiiege 2006 - Westfield def. Union Mica Jonathan Petit Home, a 2012 Linden High • 2013-2014 Second Team All-America Catholic - at Westfield School graduate and native of Port Au Pince Haiti, is in 400 meter hurdles 25-19, 25-21 in final. Gymnastics: attending Long Island University-Brooklyn on a track 2005 - Union Catholic def. W estfield scholarship, this his junior season. • 4-time NEC 1,600 meter relay champion Rahway In his senior season at Linden High, Homme - 2 titles indoors 25-22, 25-22 in the final. earned First Team All-State track & field honors in the and 2 outdoors 2004 - Rahway def. Girls' volleyball: 400 meter hurdles. New Providence W estfield He has since followed that up with an outstanding • 2-time NEC indoor 500 meter champion 25-21, 25-11 in the final. track career at LIU. for 2013-2014 2003 - Elizabeth def. “Jonathan is one of the top 400 meter hurdlers in Union Catholic Boys' soccer: the country among colleges and universities,” LIU • Member of LIU 1,600 meter relay record-setting 25-21,16-25, 25-18, 25-20 Scotch Plains coach Simon Hodett said. team, set at the 2014IC4A Track Championships: in the final. Jo Jo, as his teammates call him, was voted a team 3:08.71 • captain last season as a sophomore. 2002 - Union Catholic Girls' soccer: His track accomplishments are many, with a few • Second-place finish in 400 meter hurdles 2001 - Union Catholic Scotch Plains mentioned here: at 2014 Penn Relays 2000 - Union Catholic LO T**C010 P-1 P23 277796 0 1-JAN -15 804879105381 DAVID CUBIE/HILLSIDE LIBRARY L IK E U S & 1409 LIBERTY'AV'E FO LLO W U S HILLSIDE NJ 07205-1345 facebook.com/UCLocalsource twitter.com/UCLocalsource 48 — November 6, 2014 — Union County LocalSource You're Invited to Our New Location! Youth Sports Injury Night Wednesday, November 12 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. PM Pediatrics of Springfield 355 Route 22 East RSVP: dbachman(oD pmpediatrics.com 908.456.1344 Learn how to identify and manage concussions and other common youth sports injuries from medical experts who treat them. 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