Letter to the Editor Defends Hillside Color Guards
Anthony Panarese, Hillside Board of Education member, writes to dispute a March article and praises Hillside Color Guards for placing third at Ver one High School. He urges support for a future Color Guard competition at the school and defends board openness and independence from other members.
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Hillside
Verone High School
Board of Education
Jack
Thar School
Karlik
Deo
Anthony Panarese
Edward Capasso
Gennero Messano
Hillside Board of Education
Hillside resident asks commission to trim 100-foot tree
A Hillside resident reports 18 years of promise from the Shade Tree Commission to trim branches on a 100-foot tree in front of their home. They say they must buy pruning tools and have even climbed their roof to manage the growth.
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Hillside
Shade Tree Commission
Hillside house tree roots lift sidewalk 10 inches
A Hillside resident reports a tree root has lifted the sidewalk about 10 inches and threatens a fall. The homeowner complains that no action is taken while taxes rise and the insurer requires repairs without promising resolution.
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Chris Vasile
Baldassano seeks second term on Hillside Township Committee
A neighbor endorses Dr. Vincent Baldassano for a second term citing his 2.5 years of municipal service as Mayor and Commissioner of Public Works and Finance. The note praises his dedication and availability day and night, and extends best wishes to his wife Kathy and the Baldassano children.
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Vincent Baldassano
Vince Baldassano
Hillside
Kathy
Baldassano
Hillside High School
Hillsiders
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Inspection stations to close for Easter holiday
Director John A. Waddington announced that all State Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations will close Friday and Saturday April 16 and 17 for Easter. Agencies not open on Saturdays will also close on Good Friday.
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John A. Waddington
Hillside voter call to register and vote in Board race
James E. Clark appeals readers to register and vote in the March 9 Board of Education election. He notes only 2,200 voters turned out in a community of Hillside and urges action for quality education, thanking supporters and noting his defeat.
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Board of Education
Hillside
George Washington School
P.T.A
George Washington
James E. Clark
Baldassano Seeks Re election Backed by Supporters
A Hillside supporter praises Vincent Baldassano as a proven leader in education and local government. The letter lauds his listening, resilience, and service through budget crises and tough negotiations, urging continued public service in challenging times.
Community Children's Workshop Formed in Hillside
Under Carol Kinder and Annie Mc Burrows a Hillside children workshop is organized to educate and entertain. The first parent meeting is on April 3 at 1418 N Broad St Ebony Center at 3 p m. Call 926 2284 or 923 7776.
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Hillside Times
North Broad St
Hillside
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Carol Kinder
Annie McBurrows
Ing
N. Broad St
Ebony Center
Local Event Datebook for April Through Weekstart
A dated listing shows community meetings and performances from April 1 to April 6. It includes Lions and Sinai Men’s Club gatherings, a play at Firehouse Theatre, fundraisers, religious and service group meetings, a recycling drive, and health outreach events at municipal locations and churches.
Weekly School Lunch Menu Highlights Varied Meals
The menu lists daily lunches with options such as Monday chicken noodle soup or hot lunch pizza, Tuesday bologna sandwich and hot turkey, Wednesday hot dogs and grilled cheese, and Friday tuna or superfish dishes. Desserts include peaches, cookies, and fruit sides with milk.
Industrial golf league seeks entrants in Union County
Firms with golf teams interested in competing in the Union County Industrial Golf League are urged to send representatives to the initial meeting on Monday April 5 at 8 p.m. in the administration building of The Union County Park Commission in Elizabeth at Warinanco Park. League play is on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Galloping Hill Golf Course.
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Union County Industrial Golf League
Union County Park Commission
Acme
Canton Sts
Elizabeth
Warinanco Park
Union Goung Park Commission
Green Brook Flood Central Commission
Middlesex
Watchung Reservation
Metcalf & Eddy, Inc
Park Commission
Green Brook
Hillside High hosts student book fair in Room 205
Hillside High School hosts a student book fair from April 5 to 9 in Room 205 near the Reading Laboratory. Hours are 8 30 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Profits fund the Reading Laboratory with chairpersons Arlene Rosenbach and Josephine DePalma guiding the event.
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Hillside High School
Reading Laboratory
Arlene Rosenbach
Josephine DePalma
Hillside Ambulance Squad Announces Open House
The Hillside Ambulance Squad invites residents and organizations to an Open House at 1600 Schley Street. The event runs Friday April 2 from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday April 3 and 4 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
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Hillside Ambulance Squad
1600
Schley Street
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