Hearing Wednesday on Hillside 10 Bus Line fate
Township Attorney Menza will argue at a Public Utilities Commission hearing Wednesday against discontinuance of the 10 bus line in Hillside. Public Works Commissioner Ferrer urged residents to attend in support. Hearing at 2 30 p m 1100 Raymond Blvd Newark open to the public.
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Alexander J. Menza
Public Utilities Commission
Hillside
Public Works
Jack Ferrer
Raymond Blvd
Newark
Albert Parsonnet
Transport of New Jersey
Formerly
Public Service
Residents urge no appeal to halt Hillside modular plan
A Hillside group led by Ruth Ninesling petitions State Education Commissioner Dr. Carl Marburger to reject the Board of Education’s appeal for restoring 130000 dollars cut from the budget. The group argues the Modular Scheduling Program should end citing an outside evaluation noting deficiencies and lack of staff cooperation.
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Hillside
Carl Marburger
Board of Education
Ruth Ninesling
Shelton Terr
Citizens For Better Education
Hillside Board Abus
Avella Optimistic On School Budget Appeal
Dr Anthony Avella superintendent says he is optimistic about an appeal to Education Commissioner Carl Marburger to restore a 130000 cut from the Hillside budget. Township committee and Board of Education officials will meet in Trenton Tuesday to argue for restoration amid ongoing petitions from Hillside Citizens For Better Education.
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Township Committee
Board of Education
Trenton
Carl Marburger
Anthony Avella
Marburger
Avella
Hillside Citizens For
Marburner
State Board of Education
Education board appeals budget cut and modular scheduling
Avella notes a $130,000 budget reduction harming all programs including modular scheduling and library renovations. He says State Board of Education decisions in Trenton will take weeks and warns against halting town preschool plans if the appeal fails.
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Board of Education
Avella
Committee Delays Vote on 24 Hour Pathmark Ban
The Hillside Township Committee postponed action on an ordinance restricting Pathmark to 6 am to midnight pending data review. The Times plans a dual public opinion survey with direct mail and a coupon poll, while Supermarkets General backs the research and underwrites mail costs.
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Supermarkets General
Pathmark
No. Broad St
Charles Mancuso
Hillside Times
Hillside
Times
Albert Goldberg
Fairbanks St
Leonard Lieberman
the Times
Supermarket General
Coalition Plans River Clean Up on Elizabeth River
The coalition will conduct a physical clean up of the Elizabeth River on Saturday July 15 at 9 00 a m. Local Girl Scouts Scuba Divers from Sea Drifters Inc and the Hillside Jaycees assist. Call Robert S Parochniak at 352 2422 to help.
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Euzaveu Ruver 2Roje
Elizabeth River
Sea
Drifters Inc
Hillside Jaycees
Robert S. Parochniak
All Stars Named for Little League Inter-city Meet
The American League and National League have named their Little League All-Star squads for the Inter-city District 9 competition. Players listed include AMERICAN LEAGUE: Prank Baffige, Richard Crisafulli, Fred Lang, Joseph Menza, Stephen Zigarelli, Robert Jotantos, Mark Smith, Glen Volturo, Michael Brindle, Brian Muench, Frank Azzolino, Gregory Attanasio, Glen Delea. NATIONAL LEAGUE: William Pellettiere, Donald Cove, Peter Davis, Peter Russano, David Douches, Steven Helmstetter, Ernest Sickler, Jeffery Cirelli, David Gonos, Ronald Stukalan, Steve Miljery, David Damiano, David Kulpan. Alternate reps will replace any unavailable player.
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Gord Ave
Elizabeth
Prank Baffige Haa
Richard Crisafulli H
Fred Lang ™ Hla
Joseph Menza Hla
Stephen Zigarelli Hla
Robert Jotantos
Mark Smith
Glen Volturo
Michael Brindle
Rotary
Brian Muench
Frank Azzolino
Gregory Attanasio Lions
Glen Delea Lions
William Pellettiere
Jaycees
Donald Cove
Peter Davis
Peter Russano
David Douches
Kiwanis
Steven Helmstetter
Ernest Sickler
Jeffery Cirelli
B'nai
Hillside Week Workshops for Children at Firehouse Theatre
Hillside Community Players offer drama workshops for ages 5 to 17 at the Firehouse theatre starting Monday July 17 from 10 to 12, 1 to 3, and 6 to 8. For details call the Recreation Commission at 926 2219. RANSACKED: Dominick Peterpaul reports his home broken into and ransacked. HUBCAPS: Four hubcaps stolen from Donald Siskowski’s car at DME on Central Ave. DIAPERS: Boxcar broken into at Wheeling warehouse with diapers missing. HOUSE BREAK: James Cullen reports his home broken into on Lco St.
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Hillside Community Players
Firehouse Theatre
The
Recreation Commission
Dominick Peterpaul
Long Ave
Donald Siskowski
Union
D.M.E
Central Ave
Eugene Dugan
Palisades Park
Wheeling
Ramsey Ave
James Cullen
610 Lco St
Newark Man Arrested for Assault and Robbery
Police arrested Willie Jenkins of Newark after he allegedly jumped into William Wheaton’s car on Millard Street on Saturday, robbed him at knife point, and fled on Liberty Avenue. Jenkins faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon robbery and atrocious assault.
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Newark
William Wheaton
William St
Millard St
Liberty Avenue
Looker St
Wheaton
Liberty Ave
Yale
Bloy
Willie Jenkins
Ptl
Samuel Hyland
Robert de Prospo
Cpt
George Helock
Donald Wolfe
Roswell Donah
Kenneth Lull
St Elizabeth Hospital
Jenkins
Levitas Named Democratic Candidate for Hillside Tax Collector
The Democratic County Committee unanimously selected Lawrence Levitas as the party’s candidate for Tax Collector. A Hillside resident for 31 years, he is a CPA licensed in New York and New Jersey and a former Hillside official, including Township Treasurer since 1969. Levitas is also an attorney based in Philadelphia and holds roles in local civic groups.
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Democratic County Committee
Lawrence Levitas
Finance
Siad
Hillside
New York
New Jersey
New York University School of Commerce
Board of Education
Recreation Commission
Board of Health
Board of Health, Local Board of Assessment Commiss Sioners
The
Hillside Public Library
Levitas
Hillside Lodge
B’nai B’rith
Men's Progress Club
Hillside Debates 24 Hour Store Hours in Public Hearing
Hillside discusses limiting retail food store hours from midnight to 6 am. Mayor Mancuso supports limits, Commissioner Kulish opposes. Committee backed the proposal 4 to 1 citing crime concerns and a Pathmark open 24 hours as a hotspot. Public hearing set for July 18.
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Hillside Times
Charles Mancuso
John Kulish
Mancuso
Kulish
Hillside
Parsonnel
Public Workers
Ferell
Andrukite
Pathmark
Shelborne
North Broad Street
Newark and
Elizabeth
Hillside Times Survey on Food Store Hours
Hillside Township delays final vote on a plan to limit grocery hours to 6 am to midnight due to mixed public signals. A Pathmark operator survey clashes with meeting turnout favoring the ordinance, prompting a local reader survey to gauge sentiment before the July 18 committee meeting.
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Hillside Times
Supermarkets General
Pathmark
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Menza
Hillside Industrial Association
Rt. 22
James Silva
Carl Lepore
Frank de Santo
Ayella
S65
Metro Glass Co
Girl Scouts
Exeter
Goldberg
Arthurs Ferguson
Hillside Voters Association
Little Leagues
Dem
Broad St
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