Photographer Jim Lowney Chronicle of Hillside Newsman
Jim Lowney now 26, longtime Newark News photographer and Hillside native, has built a career covering major stories from Route 1 crash images to Yankee Stadium and Guantanamo Bay assignments. He began as a boy with a camera near Hillside and the Times office, and his work spans riots, auto wrecks, rescues, and international travel with the Air National Guard.
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Hillside
James F. Lowney
Salem Avenue
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Jim Lowney
Newark
News
Lowney
Route 1
Yankee Stadium
Pope Paul VI
John F. Kennedy
Otis Afb
Cape Cod
Hubert Humphrey
Linda Bird Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Garl Cappolino
Jersey City
Ireland
New Jersey Air National Guard
170Th Military Airlift Group
McGuire Afb
Warren H. Kennet
Air Guard
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Hillside High School
Seton Hall University
Seton Hall
New Jersey Catholic Institute of the Press
National Press Photographers Association
New Jersey Press Association
Rutgers University
Long Avenue
Roselle
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A.S.P.C.A
Jean Rae Turner
Daily Journal
Elizabeth
George Zoer
Ner
Hillside Photo Service
Ridgeway Avenue
Hillside Comets Rally For Two Wins In Fresh Start
Hillside newcomers and regulars blended for a 2-0 start as the Comets defeated Berkeley Heights 73 64 and then routed Kenilworth 61 39 before a narrow loss to Westfield 55 46. Sophomore Michael Levinson and Jeffery Haber led scoring in bursts.
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Skein
Comets
Berkeley Heights
Roger Mazella
Maroon and Gray
Kenilworth
Michael Levinson
Jeffrey Haber
Victor Sciamerelli
Mitchell Vezordad
Westfield
Howev
Comet
Union Hill
Hillside Township 1966 Ends With Gains and Losses
The year 1966 saw a key defeat as a court ruled the Pennsylvan ia Ave. footbridge must be replaced by the township at an estimated cost of 70000. The town notched victories including the Appelate Division upholding the township’s stand against Arden Homes and green acres approval for Merkle property as a recreation area. Major projects included the 908664 overpass on Central Ave to N Broad St and a pedestrian underpass at Long Ave, plus pool repairs and plans for a second pool and new fire alarm system. Work to convert the Hillside Public Library board room into a workroom is underway.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Maple Ave
Hillside Ave
N. Broad St
Appelate
Superior Court
Arden Homes Inc
King St
Green Acres
Merkle
Central Ave
Long Ave
Ridgway Ave
State Highway Department
Board of Trustees
Hillside Public Library
Wrestling Correction from Donald Novy
Donald Novy issues a correction about misreporting a loss by the Comet wrestling team to Rahway Indians. He states the season opens January 6 and notes preseason wins over Linden, Weequahic, and Piscataway, assuring readers of a strong season and promising careful reporting.
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Comet
Rahway Indians
Maroon and Gray
Rahway
Hillside
Linden
Weequahic
Piscataway
Valor Awards Program Receives Police Backing
Commissioner Ferrigno reviewed the Valor Awards program with Police Chief Ernest Voelk who supports establishing a committee to issue four citations.
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Ferrigno
Ernest Voelk
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Hawthorne Lumber Company
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BY Donald Novy