Life Membership for Mrs William E Hess by Upton PTA
Mrs William E Hess received a Life Membership in the National Congress of Parents and Teachers at the Upton County PTA Annus Pounders Day program on February 3 at the Ranada Inn Clark. She has long served in numerous PTA roles including treasurer parliamentarian president and community board positions and is recognized for service on New Jersey education committees and public service spanning twenty three years.
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William E Hess
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Upton County
PTA
Ranada Inn
Clark
Hof Ungar
Feucation
Sill
Hess
Saybrook Pta
New Jersey Pta
Hillside High School
Hillside Board of Education
Union County Pta
Union County School Boards Association
New Jersey State Department of Education
Municipal Court Fines and Guilty Pleas Reported in County Docket
Multiple defendants appeared in municipal court on Long Ave Chestnut Ave and Garden State Parkway offenses. Pleas included careless driving speeding lack of insurance and vehicle issues with fines ranging from 10 to 320 dollars. Additional notes cover garage trespass larceny and jury actions. A Hillside Democratic Club meeting is announced for February 25 at College Inn with 8:30 pm start.
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Bulford
Chance of Charet of Lodge, Jr
Paine Ave
Irvington
Titside Ave
Ann Worman St
George Watts, Jr
Main St
Rahway
Garden State Parkway
John V. Salvato
Colonial Ave
Union
Lawrence Jernigan
Cresent Ave
Newark
Union County
Lell of
Hillside Democratic Club
College Inn
Police Blotter: Shoplifting Burglary and more
Police report multiple incidents including two Newark suspects Barbara Hester and Nathaniel Jenkins arrested for allegedly trying to shoplift meat at Pathamark Nort Broadst. A separate burglary at Carroll Route 22 saw $5 in pennies taken, a ransacked cabinet and desk, and a left open freezer door. A rock broke a glass door at Hillside Pharmacy Hollywood Ave. Traffic cues: four signal lights damaged at Salem and Coe Avenues. Hillside High locker robbed of jewelry worth 550. Sally Vogel’s purse taken at Doremus Place. $300 inside.
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Pathamark
Nort Broadst
Barbara Hester
Nathaniel Jenkins
Newark
Carroll
Route 22
Hillside Pharmacy
Hollywood Ave
Salem
Coe Avenues
Sally Vogel
Doremus Place
Hillside Ave
Hillside High Evaluation Ends With Final Report
Dr. Hess took the findings home and wrote the final report stating it is his report entirely. Gould, who has undergone evaluations many times, praised the process and the gifted chairman. The Middle States Evaluation occurs every ten years and could affect the school's accreditation.
Contested School Budget Meeting Spurs Dismissive Claims
Messano criticized the Board for not giving candidates a budget advance copy and questioned attorney fees for an undisclosed matter. Taetzsch, up for re election, cited personnel issues and called Messano's bill inquiry baloney. Lange urged setting up a meeting with Business Administrator Lynch to view the bills.
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Messano
William ‘Taetzsch
Taetzsch
Lange
Martin Lynch
Jaycees To Host Board Candidates Night
The Hillside Jaycees present the Board of Education Candidates Night on Thursday March 6 at 7 a.m in the Way Memorial building at Liberty Ave and Memorial Drive. All six candidates will appear and share their views with the public.
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Hillside Jaycees
Board of Education
Way Memorial Building
Liberty Ave
Memorial Drive
Hillside
School Board candidate decries building decline and maintenance outsourcing
Lifelong resident and operating engineer seeks Board of Education seat citing run down elementary schools and lack of a comprehensive reconditioning plan tied to a bond proposal. He asserts maintenance work is outsourced unnecessarily, leading to taxpayer costs, and warns of hazards from past wiring problems if no action is taken.
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Sam
Lange Opposes Board Vacation Move In Hillside Schools
A Hillside Board of Education action requiring Dr Ayella and Mr Lynch to take five days of vacation monthly for four months prompts concern from President William F Lange. He warns the policy risks undermining school operations and student needs while forecasting increased paperwork and supply delays.
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Lange
Lynch
Hillside
William F. Lange
Board of Education
Avella
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