Foreign born express love for America
At Union College's Institute for Intensive English at the Elizabeth Urban Educational Center, students from 37 nations discuss why they came to the United States. Narratives include love in Poland and Greece, escape from Cuba, pursuit of education, and hopes to become citizens, with many planning long stays to master English and build careers.
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United States
Union College
Institute For
Elizabeth Urban
Langage
America
Yuko Takahashi
Japan
Roselle
Christina Maciak
Lublin
Poland
Lovehat
Sreully
Fidel Castro
Lia Boada
Cuba
Norwood Terrace
Elizabeth
Maria Fernanda Fernandes
Portugal
Poppa Doc” Duvvallier
Lorcens P. Pascal
Greer Avenue
Haiti
Poppa Doc
Baby Doc
Pascal
Elizabeth General Hospital School of Nursing
U.S
Tony Millas
Greece
Flemington
Tony
Flor Maria Garcia
Columbia
South America
Anita
Lucia
Garcia
National Council of Negro Women
Industry Community Center
Bill Cabezas
Ecuador
New York City
Cabezas
Dang Thery
Park Avenue
Scotch Plains
Vietnam
Miss Thery
Institute
Afghanistan
Angola
Argentina
Brazil
Bulgaria
Chile
China
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
Egypt
el Salvador
Ger
Area students named to Vo-Tech dean's list
A total of 205 students at Union County Vocational Center Scotch Plains have been named to the Director's List for the second semester. To qualify a student must maintain an A average in all center work. Programs span 15 career fields and include part time enrollments as well as returning graduates seeking advancement or a new career. Named students include Lisa M Appel Maryann Benson Cheryl Berman Lisa Davies Camille DeAugustine Joseph Donlon Mathai kutty Kurian Barbara Richardson Shelley Spielholz Janet Wilson Rodger Wilson Elizabeth Andrew Hreha Peter Stanislawczyk Gary Basko Alfonso Di Rosa Michael Krisanits Boanerges Dvyalle Michael Chokoy John Hudak.
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Unio County Vocational Center
Raritan Road
Scotch Plains
Leslie N. Kiray
Union County Vocational Center
Andrew Hreha
Peter Stanislawczyk
Gary Basko
Alfonso di Rosa
Michael Krisanits
Boanerges Dvyalle
Michael Chokoy
John G. Hudak
Fireworks Ban Urged by N J Labor Commissioner
Commissioner John J. Horn of the New Jersey Department of Labor and Industry urged municipalities to strictly enforce the State Fireworks Law ahead of the Fourth of July. He warned of serious injuries from fireworks and noted penalties of up to 100 dollars per offense or 90 days in jail. Local authorities may issue permits for public displays, with approval from police and fire chiefs.
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John J. Horn
N.J. Department of Labor and Industry
Horn
Office of Safety Compliance
William J. Clark
Department of Labor and Industry
Trenton
New Jersey
Free advertising tips for small businesses from SBA
Small business owners who avoid ad agencies can save more than fees by promoting their products themselves. Publicity can be done at little or no cost, with retailers exploring cooperative programs with suppliers or strategic in-store placements to attract attention. The Small Business Administration highlights free and low cost advertising options.
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Small Business Administration
Traffic volume forecast for Fourth of July weekend on New Jersey Turnpike
The New Jersey Turnpike predicts over 1.1 million motorists will travel the superhighway over the Independence Day weekend starting Friday July 1. State Police and toll collectors will enforce all traffic rules with radar and task forces. Exxon and other emergency services will assist motorists with disabled vehicles. Projected daily volumes are listed for July 1 to July 5, totaling 1,606,150.
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New Jersey
Exxon
Turnpike
Evergreen Cemetery opens new crematory and memorial features
The Evergreen Cemetery complex unveils a crematory adjacent to its office and renovated chapel seating 75. It includes a public mausoleum with 30 crypts and 200 niches, plus a memorial park area Dial An Idea for small business hints. Established 1853 by Newark and Elizabeth founders, the non profit cemetery holds about 100 000 graves with room for another 100 000. Dial An Idea runs weekly with a new topic. call (201) 645 6345.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Newark
Elizabeth
Dial-An-Idea
SBA
Dial- An-Idea
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