Local taxis win tentative approval in Hillside
The Hillside Township Committee tentatively approved the application of Hillside Yellow Cab to operate six cabs with door to door service. Fares start at 1.50 for the first mile, 15 cents for each extra quarter mile, and a maximum township fare of 3.00 with shared rides for up to four people. Waiting time is 20 cents per two minutes and luggage fees apply. Ten drivers are listed including Charles Hiller Jr and Jeffrey Webster. Approval is pending routine police driver investigations.
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Hillside Yellow Cab Company
Charles Hiller, Jr
Jeffrey Webster
Hillside
Gerald
Hillside Board Adopts $5.9 Million Budget in Stormy Meeting
The Hillside Board of Education approved a 5.9 million dollar budget after a four hour session. The township committee tentatively approves taxicab service for Hillside. The Comet basketball team defeated Central High in the Tournament opener.
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Hillside
Comet
Central High
Windshields smashed by youths on No Broad St overpass
A weekend vandalism spree on Route 22 No Broad St overpass left four late model cars with shattered windshields. Victims include Joseph M. Griffith, Joan Gudzak, Richard Siegel, and Peter A. Coughlin. Police say youths aged 10 to 14 hurled objects. investigation continues. patrols increased.
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North Broad Street
Joseph M. Griffith
Piscataway
No. Broad St
Joan Gudzak
Edison
No, Broad St
Richard Siegel
Irvington
Peter A. Coughlin
Fanwood
John Yeachshein
George Shelbourne
Hillside Board of Education race narrows to six on March 9
Six candidates vie for three seats in the March 9 Hillside Board of Education election. Jerry Kaplan Edward Capasso Anthony Panarese James Clark Julie Moffat and Sandy Tasch faced questions on goals board harmony budgets and what they offer voters. Polls run 2 PM to 9 PM with results in next week’s Hillside Times.
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Board of Education
Jerry Kaplan
Edward J. Capasso
Anthony Panarese
James Clark
Julie Moffat
Sandy Tasch
Hillside Times
TIMES
Kaplan
BP Peltgins
Tor Isrcthe
Tasch
Hillside
Hills|de Times
Heated School Budget Vote Ends With Restored Positions
After a four hour session the Board of Education adopted a 5.9 million budget at a high school meeting on February 26. Members backed restoring positions in therapy and arts by using surplus funds amid a heated debate over a nearly 6.3 million plan and a proposed 24 point tax rise.
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Board of Education
Budge
Anthony Dee
Mildred Karik
Gennero Messano
Robert Parker
Michael Flannery
Frank Corso
Cathy Pease
Charles Mansuso
Robert Conway
Pease
Hillside
Dr. Parker
Mrs. Pease
Dee
Hillside Education Association Responds to Board Controversy
HEA President Nicky Glassman denounces Board of Education President Michael Flannery for attempting a public trial of a private issue. The statement accuses Flannery of misusing funds and avoiding private discussion, while asserting the association did not release information to THE HILLSIDE TIMES.
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Hillside Education Association
Nicky Glassman
Board of Education
Michael Flannery
Hillside Times
Flannery
Finance Committee Flubs Budget Talk at W.O.K.
About 150 attendees heard the school budget as the Board of Education Finance Committee members failed to attend the Feb 23 presentation at W. O. Krumbiegal School. Board president Flannery blamed crossed signals while Mancuso and Parker cited prior commitments and miscommunication.
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Parker
Mildred Karlik
Dr. Parker
Mrs. Pease
Flannery
Pease
Dee
Martin Lynch
Board of Education
W. O. Krumbiegal School
Anthony Dee
Gennero Messano
Cathy Pease
Fin
WOK
Charles Mancuso
Robert Parker
Frank Corso
Michael Flannery
Hillside Times
Finance Committee
Mancuso
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John A. Kaszak
W. 0. Krumbiegel School
Anthony A. Avella
Akram Mahmud
Norma Cheatam
David Feinberg
W. C. Krumbiegel
Santagata
Dert
Dort
Harold Woysaniker
Business and Professional Association of
Liberty Ave
Hollywood Ave
Maple Ave
Welsh
Westminster
Florence Ave
Township Committee
Anthony Bullis
Henry Goldher
Roselle-Lippman CO
Olive St
Trenton
Capasso
Shduiert
PTA
I Clark
George Washington School
George Washington Pta
New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers
Corso
Mr. Dee
Hillside High School
Hea
BOE
W.O.K
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