Nutley Council Debates School Board Size And Water Rights
The Nutley Sun reports on a district meeting proposal to cut the board of education from nine to five members. It notes Moonlight City may mirror trends, cites opposition to ceding water rights, and discusses the East Jersey Water Co. dissolution and Montclair Water Co. contract transfer.
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Montclair Water Co
Munici
Town Tackles Water Problem After Court Decision
City authorities are praised for handling the water supply issue amid a disputed ruling affecting East Jersey Water Co. The legal matter appears complex but is expected to reach a satisfactory resolution.
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East Jersey Water Co
A Dogtown Ditty From Nutley 1912
A whimsical verse from Nutley Newark area describes dogs with medals on collars and licenses issued by Chief Sutcliffe. It evokes jubilation among dogs and mentions “Nutley’s Sun” shining in 1912 with license tags selling for one or two.
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Nutley
Favor School Commission Moves in City Education Reform
Growing sentiment among education insiders cites a Charter Revision Committee led shift toward a small school commission or single commissioner. Critics say current Board of Education is hampered by reliance on Superintendents and unpaid members, risking 700000 students’ outcomes. The piece blends reformation talk with unrelated obituary note and media comment.
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Board of Superintendents
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James Creelman
New York Times
Nutley School Board politics debated in public letter
A Nutley N J reader questions changes in support for reelecting R W Booth and Frank Shepard and asks if a shift in Board majority reflects public interest or a political bargain. The letter urges reducing the Board to improve efficiency and accountability amid ongoing school governance controversy.
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Frank Shepard
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Shepard
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Knocking the School Board in Nutley Letters
A reader questions the push to reduce Nutley’s nine member School Board to five. Citing Boston and other cities, the letter argues smaller boards can improve results and asks for proof that fewer members will not curb accountability.
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Boston
Indianapolis
Rochester
Denver
Toledo
San Francisco
Massachusetts
Eliot
Harvard University
Nutley
Untitled Reader Letter Clarifies Publication Policy
The letter states that a taxpayer will not publish names unless the writer is known. It notes that signatures received yesterday may be used only if the writer is identified, and repeats that names are not required for publication but communications must be from known authors.
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Not to Be Hushed Bishop Refuses Coadjutor
Long Island bishop Bishop Littlejohn dies at ninety after resisting a coadjutor bishop to the end. Clergy meeting recalls his insistence he could still lead and care for his people despite calls for help. Archdeacon Bryan was asked to open the session last year and prompted the bishop to speak. The exchange highlights a real dilemma over succession and authority.
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Hfe
Bryan
Nutley Homes Offer Modern Comforts Near Stations
Picturesque Nutley homes near railroad stations and trolley cars promise up to date architecture heating sanitation and interior comforts with steam heat gas and electric fixtures standard sanitary plumbing and modern cleaning systems. Prices start around 4250 including land and monthly payments reflect typical rent. Government study backs twenty year ownership plans as economical and profitable. Send for a booklet with 100 photographed houses erected by us at Nutley and visit our office opposite West Nutley Station to view.
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