Diner Fire Destroys Davine's Diner on Chestnut Ave
A smokey blaze destroyed Davine's Diner at 1402 Chestnut Ave after closing Tuesday around 3 05 p m. Deputy Fire Chief James J Foran suffered chest pains but is in fair condition in ICU. Fire crews faced extreme smoke and heat as the gutted building will be razed amid an investigation.
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Davine
Chestnut Ave
James J. Foran
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Angelo Davino
Union
Getty
Pete Ferrigno
Foran
Ferrigno
Chestnut St
James Foran
Tuesday election seeks Township Committee and Clerk seats
Voters on Tuesday will choose two Township Committee members and a township clerk, plus two Freeholders and two Assembly members. GOP incumbents did not seek re election. candidates include Welsh San tagata German Alello and Kulish DeGraw. Voters also decide on constitutional amendments and various bond issues with polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Board of Freeholders
State Assembly
GOP
J. Arnold Witte
Burton Bergman
James Welsh
Louis Santagata
Louis T. German
Dominick Alello
Louis Dischler
Charlotte DeFilippo
Dischler
John Kulish
Paul de Graw
DeFilippo
Board of Education
Kulish
de Graw
Union County Board of Freeholders
Freeholder Board
Herbert J. Heilmann, Jr
Walter E. Ulrich
Rose Marie Sin
Dominick Aiello
Hillside candidates propose forums to improve race relations
Four Township Committee hopefuls answer questions on major local issues. In a multi-part feature, Aiello and German discuss ethnic harmony, proposing regular group representation and open exchange with a Township Committee member to foster dialogue and better living conditions for Hillside residents.
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Hillside Times
Township Committee
Atake
Aiello
Hillside
Hillside Clerk Candidates Exchange Views On Office
Hillside voters face a three way race for township clerk with Paul DeGraw Charlotte DeFilippo and John Kulish. DeGraw vows experience and broad knowledge to solve township problems and align with state standards. DeFilippo emphasizes accessibility and fiscal oversight plus liaison roles. Kulish campaigns on independence and competence to manage budget vouchers and municipal finances. The paper notes districting opposition and cost concerns for a city manager while favoring a capable clerk with strong funding skills.
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Hillside Times
Paul de Graw
Charlotte de Filippo
John Kulish
Hillside
State of
New Jersey
Hillaide
Ino
Town Receives $9 000 Grant for Senior Program
Acting Township Clerk Charlotte DeFilippo and State Senator Alexander J. Menza announced a $9,000 grant to Hillside to fund a five day a week Senior Citizen program at the William H. Buie Hillside Community Center. The funds cover the salary for a program director to run the initiative.
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Hillside
William H. Buie Hillside Community Center
Charlotte DeFilippo
Alexander J. Menza
DeFilip
Ticket blitz ends as town and PBA resume talks
The police ticket blitz has ended and negotiations resume between the township and the Policemen's Benevolent Association. Mayor Vincent Baldassano said a meeting was held Saturday and another is set for November 13 at the Public Employees Relations Commission in Newark. The PBA seeks 6.5 percent raise and parity with firemen. the township offers 6 percent and argues parity does not exist with differing hours.
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Township and Policeman's Benevolent Association
Public Employees Relations Commission
Newark
Vincent Baldassano
Township Committee
P.B.A
Baldassano
Cops seek debate over unified department plan
The Policemen's Benevolent Association challenges the fire department to a public debate on unifying police and fire into one public safety department. Most officers favor consolidation while firemen oppose. PBA President Vincent DeMaio calls for a public meeting to let voters decide.
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Policemen's Benevolent Association
Fire Department
Department of Public Safety
Police
Fire Departments
PBA
Vincent DeMaio
Attorney indicted on tax charge against Hyra
Federal grand jury returns a two count indictment charging attorney Harry G Hyra age 53 of 1314 Liberty Ave with failing to file personal income tax returns for 1969 and 1970 Hyra with offices in Hillside and Toms River allegedly earned 8045404 in those years If convicted on both counts he could face up to one year in prison or 10000 fine on each count The case was handled by Assistant U S Attorney Lawrence S Horn and investigated by the Internal Revenue Service
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Jonathan L. Goldstein
United States
District of New Jersey
Harry G. Hyra
Liberty Ave
Hyra
Hillside
Toms River
Goldstein
Internal Revenue Service
Lawrence S. Horn
Deadlines for News and Classifieds Set Friday Noon
The paper lists deadlines for stories and notices including Monday five p.m. for news and social items and Friday five p.m. for letters and classifieds, with display ads due Friday at noon. Late submissions are held for the following week.
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Santagata
L.A.S. Manufacturing Company
German
Rutgers University
Alello
Red Devil, Inc
Assembly
Joseph L. Garrubbo
Brian William Fahey
Frank X. McDermott
C. Louis Bassano
Cate
Westminister Civic Streets Civic Association
Wolle It Estates Association
The
Relleration
Williamson Block Association
Partment
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