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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1977
Page
5
The Times Thomas L. Moses editor and publisher list office at 1443 North Bread St Hillside New Jersey with weekly publication. It notes subscriptions six dollars fifty cents per year seven fifty outside New Jersey and second class postage paid at Elizabeth New Jersey.
In Parsippany Morristown County, waste from Sharkey's landfill is moved to Big Hill in Burlington County with calls for a federal environmental impact statement. DEP tests of adjacent areas are deemed insufficient, as chemicals may permeate surroundings and threaten Pine Barrens water. Community concerns mount over licensing and monitoring gaps.
Voters note Ivy Clark and Sal Lomonaco visiting homes to discuss Maple Ave bar issues. Residents describe the candidates as listening, concerned and ready to act against the bar before the Alcoholic Beverage Control board.
Readers urge township to address repetitive flood risk near the library expansion. Editors note confirms prior recognition of flooding, planned regrading, sewer cleaning by county, and later intersection modernization to relieve water flow.
A Hillside Township committee considered an ordinance restricting those under 18 from gathering in public places after 11 pm on weekdays and midnight on weekends. The move follows complaints about teens loitering until 4 am and aims to curb disunity within the W O K school community.
A letter argues curfews won’t solve Hillside youth issues and calls for better recreational facilities. The writer notes Hillside lacks youth activities, cites the town’s single theatre with restrictive ratings, and compares to neighboring towns with more engaging options for teens.
Feiffer defends citizens against alleged insult and disputes claims by Harry Powell Joseph Ludacke Charles Rasimskas and Mario DiNicola. He states he did not issue 54 summonses and notes James Welsh as former township attorney caused them. He adds the case was later reassigned and seeks settlement with Blue Ribbon Inn amid ongoing court action.
A public letter argues against pressuring the Hillside Township Committee over a zoning case. It defends equal enforcement of laws, urges open inquiry at a committee meeting, and says accusations against Mayor Baldassano are unfounded.
Hillside readers recall John Schierer article from August 11, 1977 about the New Jersey American Indian Center in Hillside. The writer comments on John Schierer’s skill and notes political remarks about President Carter and Panama.
Letters to the editor aside, Hillside Band Parents Association sponsors a Band Camp at the high school under Music Director Nicholas Discoli starting Sunday August 28 at 2 p.m. Sessions run through the week at 5 30 p.m. Members must attend to participate in the Miss American parade and upcoming football season.
Hillside seniors advertise daily nutrition lunches health checks and Thursday counseling at the Hillside Community Center 274 Hillside Ave. Bus trips for groceries and outings run 10 3 daily with crafts and classes including knitting crochet dancing mosaics ceramics painting and more. Also noted is a public notice of a mortgage sale in Union County with drawings of property and case details.
Summary of recent Municipal Court actions listing fines for leaving the scene of an accident speeding careless driving trespassing and bald tires violations. Fines range from 30 to 75 dollars with several drivers facing license suspensions or pending hearings and arraignments noted for embezzlement break and enter charges.
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