Hillside Comets Roll to 13-2 with 87 63 Win over Scotch Plains
Hillside High’s Comets, 13-2, scored 148 points across two games highlighted by an 87-63 victory over Scotch Plains Raiders. Maddalena led with 23, Hermann 19, Schutsky 22, while Macklipson Lipson and Harrold added double digits as Hillside dominated in Watchung Conference play.
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Right College Plan Proposed to Help Students Choose Colleges
Armand Addonizio, candidate for the Hillside Board of Education, proposes a community guidance program. The district would compile a Hillside alumni college list to connect seniors with current attendees for firsthand insights. The plan aims to help students pick the right college and engage alumni in service to the community.
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Bierman Pledges Value For Money In Hillside Education
A Hillside election meeting at 1113 Salem Ave. featured Mr. Seymour Moe Bierman pledging to uphold high school standards and ensure residents get value for every dollar spent. He promised transparency on educational plans and developments as a Board of Education candidate.
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New Hillside Tavern Officers Named for Association
The Hillside Tavern Owners' Association announces its officers: President Louis Wianeck, Vice President William Haines, Secretary William Cochrane, Sergeant-at-arms Richard Kaiser, and Treasurer George Liss. The next meeting is set for February 26 at Cochrane's Cocktail Lounge on North Broad Street.
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Port Authority World Trade Center taxes spark downtown debate
Brookings of Durst argues the Port Authority must pay city taxes like private developers. He cites potential $15 million yearly taxes on the World Trade Center and criticizes the PA for tax-free status and competition with private builders. He also notes Newark Airport lease disputes and growing public scrutiny of PA finances.
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