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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1975
Page
1
Hillside officials told Newark hearings that the town of 23 000 surrounded by cities cannot sustain itself without subsidies for buses. They warned COA cuts threaten Sunday service after 7 pm and reduced Saturday runs, with a similar fate expected for bus 49 next week.
Hillside Public Works overseer Joe Castelluccio calls for resident cooperation to keep streets sewers and public buildings in good order. He notes storm drain installation on Young Ave and the Conant Ave dike reducing flood risk while stressing curbside disposal of branches and hedges.
Hillside faces reduced service as officials warn against keeping full operation on routes 48 and 49. At a Newark hearing Town Clerk Charlotte DeFilippo proposed merging the Number 8 Lyons route with the 48 to avoid schedule overlap. Tax map work for Hillside is in progress the first since the 1930s veneer. Public Works focuses on drains basins and sewers to reduce flood risk while maintaining regular tasks.
In August 1775 the New Jersey Provincial Congress organized taxes and a non signer list while preparing a military force of 48 battalions and 63 minute men. William Livingston hosted local discussions near Lyons Farms Elizabethtown as Alexander Hamilton, then a teen student, arrived from the West Indies. Aaron Burr, born in Newark, also spent time in the area before the war.
The Concerned Citizens for Clean Water plans an air borne message along New Jersey shores during Labor Day weekend. Executive Director Robert A. Briant of Manasquan says attention to streams and waterways is needed as a bond issue is expected before the legislature returns after the holiday.
The Township Committee met to approve routine items including new police appointments and a bid policy shift. Tax map prep for Hillside was shown with $89,900 total contract and a $5,000 holdback. The town discussed glass repair responsibilities at the Community Center and flu shot planning for municipal workers. Bicentennial shields priced at $3 with proceeds to the Bicentennial Committee. 90 sold by yesterday.
The datebook lists meetings and events from Thursday August 28 to Tuesday September 2. Highlights include Old Guard at 10 a.m. Lions Club College Inn at 6:30 p.m. Democratic Club at 8:30 p.m. and entertainment by Chuck Bower and the Stardusters at Blue Ribbon Inn with no admission fee. Additional events cover Hoop and Hammer Association, Township Committee, Keep Well free health shots for kids, and Overeaters Anonymous meetings at the Municipal Building.
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