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Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1975

Page

3

Hillside tests show reading and math favorably compared

Hillside students in grades four seven and ten scored favorably on statewide reading and mathematics tests compared with districts sharing similar district factor group. Dr Anthony Avella, superintendent, cited urban suburban status and stated results were consistently above comparable DFG and aligned with state achievement. The report outlines curriculum revisions, new texts for seventh and eighth grade math, reading workshops, small group instruction, summer programs, and expanded algebra geometry for secondary students.

Hillside Anthony A. Avella Avella D.F.G Anthony Avella Michael R. Flannery

Senior citizen mini bus begins township run

William Pfeifer aged 103 was the first passenger on the township’s free senior citizen mini bus. The vehicle, bought with state funds, will loop through North Broad Salem Ave Hollywood Ave and return. Mayor Baldassano praised the service as planning to expand weekends.

William Pfeifer Pfeifer North Broad St Vincent Baldassano Eleanor Burke Eileen Kehoe Angelo Bonanno Bonanno

Hillside Sees Light Flooding After Week of Rains

Hillside reports minimal flooding with some cellar inundations and brief street closures. Federal aid may cover overtime and municipal property damage, as officials tour flood zones. State DOT says Route 78 won’t flood. township disputes and weighs action. Hillside students excel in statewide math and reading per Dr. Anthony Avella. Dems pick Aiello for Township Committee and De Filippo for township clerk. Free senior citizen mini bus service began operation Monday.

Aiello chosen to run for Township Committee seat

Dominick F. Aiello of Greenwood Terrace is the Democratic candidate for Township Committee. Chosen by district leaders Monday night to replace Elias R. Imperiale who withdrew after open heart surgery. Other Democratic candidate is Louis T. German. Republicans are James Welsh and Louis Sanatagata. Charlotte De Filippo named township clerk candidate. opponents are John Kulish and Paul De Graw. Aiello is a staff engineer with Red Devil, Inc. of Union. he is married with one son.

Dominick F. Aiello Greewood Terrace Charlotte de Filippo Greenwood Terrace Aiello Elias R. Imperiale Louis T. German James Welsh Louis Santagata

Hillside Narrowly Avoids Major Flooding From Rain

Hillside escaped widespread flooding as the Arthur Kill tides rose. Some cellars flooded and streets closed briefly, with Baker Street Locust Harvard Yale and Lehigh Place affected. The Conant Street dike held and volunteers aided pumping efforts. Governor Byrne declared a state of emergency, with potential federal flood funds possible for Hillside. Mayor Baldassano thanked responders for keeping damages down.

Arthur Kill New Jersey Baker St

Not as bad this time flood area tour notes

Democratic state assemblyman Joseph Garrubbo, public works chief Joseph Castelluccio, and township engineer Armand Fiorletti surveyed flood areas on Tuesday. Residents recalled last year’s flood while reporting milder current effects, including water in a Yale Avenue garage that quickly receded.

Joseph L. Garrubbo Joseph Castelluccio Armand Fiorletti Yale Ave Virginia de Santis Lehigh Yale

State says Rt. 78 won’t cause floods, town disagrees

Hillside officials debate a DOT letter claiming Route 78 will not worsen flooding while the Township Committee seeks more study. Mayor Baldassano urges action, noting no environmental impact study, and residents push for relief amid ongoing flood concerns.

State Department of Transportation Vincent Baldassano Mary McTaggert Baldassano

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Board of Education Michael A. Flannery Bob Saboski Ued Dems Public Works Department Public Works Byrne Department of Transportation Harold Wovsaniker Vine Race Streets Anna Scherbenco Myrtle Williamson Ave Joseph Corrado Board of Recreation Commissioners Irving Stifelman Richard Schubert Harvard Ave John St Fiorletti Castelluccio Union County Park Commission Garrubbo Minish Rinaldo Case Williams Rahway River Authority Hillside High School Jennis Vodisik Pi ‘Errigno Nick Ferrara Vincent Balda Gordon Milburn
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