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Newspaper

Hillside Times

Location

Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1976

Page

5

Upper Delaware River to be placed under Wild and Scenic status

In a long view of autumn color the piece notes a plan to protect the upper Delaware from Port Jervis to Hancock by adding 76 miles to the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. If enacted by Congress and signed by President Ford, administration would be by the National Park Service with local zoning to safeguard the riverfronts and scenery.

New Jersey New York State Line Port Jervis Delaware River Hawk's Nest Delaware Upper Congress Hancock NJ National Park Service New York Pennsylvania Ford Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Upper Delaware Hancock

Listen to the Kids On Cee Aye Problem

Nancy Wilson writes to defend her family and challenge perceived vandalism by local youths. She urges stricter enforcement and parental accountability, notes her own role setting corner rules, and calls for a renewed meeting with neighbors and authorities to listen to the youths.

Christ Coe and Woodruff Ave Cave Detective Stier Nancy Wilson 110 Coe Ave

Coe Ave Incident Sparks Community Debate

Witness accounts describe a man chasing youths with a baseball bat on Coe Ave. Police were called but no action reported. readers urge balanced coverage including adult perspectives and incident consequences.

Coe Ave

Tiny Messano Praised for Civic Dedication and Repair Work

A reader lauds Tiny Messano for flood control efforts and school programs while recounting his response during a wind storm on Oct 9. The letter highlights his construction crew repairing a destroyed fence and notes his church involvement in Hillside.

Tiny Messano Tiny Sat Hillside Presbyterian Church Elizabeth River Atlantic Ocean P.R. Nicolaus

Average Growth Rate of Hair

Hair growth averages about half an inch each month, indicating steady natural growth over time. Individual variation exists with factors such as age health and genetics influencing pace. Regular care supports healthy growth patterns and minimizes breakage.

Washington and Congress wrestle with New York defense in 1776

In October 1776 the Continental Congress sent $500000 to New York to entice soldiers to reenlist for the war. Washington convened a war council about holding Fort Washington, a decision later reversed as the fort fell in mid November. Reports note British efforts, militia misbehavior, and shifting resources across the island and toward New Jersey amid ongoing skirmishes and preparations for winter.

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Letter to the Editor on Debates and Ringers at Hillside Debate

Gisele Herb criticizes Commissioner Baldassano and campaign staff Baker Kaplan and Parsonett for using staffers as questioners to harass GOP candidate Trainor. She accuses the Democratic side of misinformation and mocks the fire engine issue, urging moderator control in future debates.

Baldassano Messrs. Baker Kaplan Parsonett Trainor Hillside Gisele Herb Linwood

Record of Kathleen Kernusz for Tax Collector Office

Kathleen Kernusz a 23 year veteran of the Tax Collector's Office seeks Tax Collector November race. She served four years as Assistant Tax Collector and argues no other candidate matches her qualifications. Myrna Weissman Summit Ave.

Kathleen Kathy) Jacobus Kernusz Myrna Weissman Jor Summit Ave

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