Historic Conant Street walk noted by Hillside Society
Public Board of Education set guidelines discussed in Middle States report while Hillside Historical Society hosted a Sunday stroll along Conant Street and part of Salem Avenue drawing about 35 participants. Leaders highlighted historical sites, a self guided route, and planned future walks as sewer repair work continued nearby at Valley View Road with an $8000 cost.
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Conant Street
Salem Avenue
Hillside Historical Society
Jame Schorr
Alice Anderson
Helen Witting
Conant St
Salem Ave
Dennis Vodarsik
Salem Dam
J.J. Krevet
Arnold H. McClow
The
Historical Society
New town jobs payoffs Republicans charge
Township Committee authorized two new posts amid party dispute. Republicans claim the traffic guards supervisor position and the police radio dispatcher post are political favors aimed at aiding Democrats. No appointments were made, and civil service rules were cited as bar.
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J. Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
Witte
Rita Loeb
Hillside High School evaluation guides district reforms
Middle State evaluation of Hillside High School recommends written guidelines for the school board teachers and administrators. The Board of Education refuses a third year to raise the superintendent Dr Anthony Avella salary while seeking his resignation. Residents urge quick flood relief action. Former Mayor John Kulish to run for township clerk in November. Public works workers fix a sewer break near Conant Estates. A man was killed Sunday when his car struck a utility pole on Route 22.
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Middle States
Hillside High School
Board of Education
Hillside High
George Gould
Gould
Hillside
Middle States Association
Millside High
Anthony Avella
Avella
Ee Eee
John Kulish
Democrats
Charlotte de Filippo
Louis Dischler
Public Works
Conant Estates
Tee Eee
John Kulish Announces Run for Township Clerk
Former Hillside mayor John G. Kulish says in a Hillside Times release he will seek the township clerk’s position in the general election. He cites experience as mayor, finance commissioner, and police commissioner and promises budget, contract, and government knowledge to aid future committees and all Hillside residents.
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John G. Kulish
Hillside Times
Hillside
Board keeps Avella pay flat amid dispute at board meeting
The school board voted five to four to deny Superintendent Anthony A. Avella a salary increase for the third consecutive year. Critics cited late staff actions and poor planning while Avella defended his record and accused the board of stalling.
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Board of Ed
Walkers
Public Works Department
Valley View Road
Elizabeth River
Joseph Castelluccio
Francis Woodruff
W. C. Asbury
Bob Saboski
Shelbourne
Worsanther
Studige
Township Committee
Vereeey
Lorstan Studios
Rotary
Hillside Business Association
Broad St
Anthony A. Avella
Mildred Kar- UK
Anthony J. Dee
Gennaro
Tiny) Messano
Catherine Pease
Michael Kk
Flannery
Robert Conway
Conway
Ely
Walters. Krumbiegel School
Eduycation
Robert Parker
Charlotte DeFilippo
Prank Corso
de Filippo
Seta
Long Ave
Vincent Baldassano
State Department of Transportation