State commission slows Pingry move
The New Jersey State Commission on Budgeting and Planning urges looking for alternate facilities to house a handicapped children's center instead of purchasing Pingry School in Hillside. The advisory stance suggests the sale to the state is unlikely, delaying Pingry's planned move to Bernards Township and keeping the Hillside site in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey State Commission On Budgeting and Planning
Pingry Schools
Hillside
Trenton
Pingry
Bruce Coe
Robert C. Hall
State Appropriations Committee
Hall
Robert W. Parsons
Parsons
Bernards Township
Hillside Receives HUD Grant Shares $49 134
Hillside and nearby townships in Union County will share a 2 205 million HUD grant federal funds allocate Hillside 49 134 for Kozlofsky Playground Central Avenue improvements and 30 000 for William H Buie Community Center senior citizen upgrades including kitchen security and HVAC. A 4 000 portion shared with Linden Roselle funds visiting nurse and health services for seniors.
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Hillside
Union County
Walter E. Bright
Linden
Roselle
Kozlofsky
Central Avenue
William H. Buie
Welsh urges youth facilities upgrade in Hillside
Commissioner James C. Welsh called for a major improve ment of Hillside youth recreational facilities. He cited years of neglect and announced a plan to fund a master plan, new equipment, and personnel. Welsh highlighted six hours of site visits, a $19,000 HUD grant, and the aim to cut juvenile crime by offering viable alternatives to loitering.
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James C. Welsh
Hillside
Welsh
Superintendent of Recreation
H.U.D
Central Avenue
Union
Westfield
Township repeals for sale sign ordinance in Hillside
The Township Committee repealed a for sale sign ordinance after finding procedural errors. Lack of Planning Board approval triggered the reversal amid party controversy. Budget passage followed with a $3.4 million plan, a one percent tax cut, and praise for Mayor Baldassano. Barry Segal named pool manager and a resolution opposing the Concorde jet landing at Newark Airport was approved.
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Township Planning Board
James Welsh
Lou Santagata
al Parsonnel
Santagata
Parsonnet
Welsh
Parsonnel
Hillside
Vincent Baldassano
Baldassano
Wovsaniker
Barry Segal
Segal
Florham Park
Newark
Preschool parents orientation meeting announced
Mrs John G Kulish EMO Women s Club Hillside announces an orientation for pre school parents Sunday March 20 at 1 30 pm at the Hillside Community Center. Bring birth certificates immunization records and 25 tuition for a 10 week program. Call 354-0980 days or 351-6832 evenings to register.
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John G. Kulish
EMO Women's Club of
Hillside
Hillside Avenue
Kulish
Hillside Board candidates answer seven questions
Hillside Times asks Board of Education hopefuls seven questions. Four answers printed this week cover desegregation plans and debates on education quality, neighborhood schools, and how to handle budget and facilities. Candidates emphasize community input, qualified staff, and maintaining neighborhood schooling while awaiting next week’s continuation.
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The
Hillside Times
Board of Education
Hillside Board of Education
Mildred C. Karlik
Hillside
Twen
Datebook highlights community events from March 17 to 21
On Thursday March 17 Old Guard and Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m. and many groups meet at College Inn and local venues through 8:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday feature clubs, classes, dinners, and a pancake breakfast. Monday adds board meetings and community group gatherings across local venues.
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Old Guard
Presbyterian
Community Activities Schedule For Hillside Area
A dense list of events and meetings across local groups from March 22 to 23. The Community Center, Hillside Public Library and various organizations like Knights of Columbus Hall, Temple Shomrei Torah, Rotary Club and B nai B rith Women host programs including storytimes, classes, donor dinners, caucuses, and club meetings with times ranging from 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Participants include seniors, youth, and diverse community groups.
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Knights of Columbus
Sinai Sisterhood
Temple Shomrei Torah
Hillside Public Library
Presbyterian Church
F & AM
North Board Street
Township Committee
Walter C. Krumberger
Reading Club
Patrician Livingston
Senior Citizens
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State Commission
Anthony Piegari
Unico
Cheif
Carmen R. Dill
Joseph Cantalupo
Cheif Dill
Sulpher Springs
Summit
Jerry Kaplan
Hillsider
Hillside School
Catherine Pease
Tam
Education Digest
Robert Pearson
Mildred Karlik
Harden Locker
W.O. Krumbiegel
United States
George Washington School
Calvin Coolidge
A.P. Morris
Ee G
Policastro
White Street
Civil Air Patrol
Municipal Garage
Hillside Band
Hillside High
Christ the King
Patrician
Livingston
Knights of Columbus Ladies
Esther Berkowitz
Maple Avenue
Virginia Street
Elks
Asthmatic League
YMHA
Nite
Blue Grass Music
Tennessee Osmosis
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