Hillside Opinion Endorses HELP Job Locator Program
The Hillside Times commends the Hillside Employment Locator Program a collaboration of town government business and industry to help residents find jobs or improve positions. It notes priority for locals in openings and credits Mayor Harold Wovsaniker Hillside Industrial Association president Bob Lade and leaders John Halkowitch Garry Carr for shaping the plan. It urges community members to spread the word and believes the program strengthens the town’s economy and appeal.
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John Halkowitch
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Garry Carr
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Datebook highlights for July 22 to 26
Thursday events include Lions at College Inn 6 30 p.m Board of Adjustment 7 30 p.m Knights of Columbus 1220 Liberty Ave 8 30 p.m Old Guard at Presbyterian Church 10 a.m Friday events Civil Air Patrol Christ the King Church 7 30 p.m Mosaic class 12 30 p.m Monday July 26 Overeaters Anonymous Municipal Building room 12 8 p.m Sinai Sisterhood regular meeting Cont on Page 10
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New Jersey and Continental Debate Move Toward Independence
In July 1776 New Jersey shifts from state assembly to Convention, votes on treason laws, and faces criticism from Virginia’s Richard Henry Lee. Congress weighs Dickinson's Articles and state boundaries as Washington's forces face desertions and British moves toward New York.
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Working Together in Hillside Letters to the Editor
A pair of letters discuss social, economic, and political engineering in Hillside. The writers accuse white establishment planners of enforcing segregation and unequal pay, urging unity across black and white residents to pursue justice and equal educational opportunity. References include local politicians and community figures as catalysts for change.
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Tessi Lucarelli
Hillside
Mini-bus Removal Rumor Sparks Township Debate
A reader questions Hillside Times coverage of the Mini-bus ending operations in September. The letter emphasizes seniors rely on the service for shopping, medical visits, and community center trips, urging the Township Committee to reconsider.
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