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Letters for Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Regarding Editorial Page Editor Alfred P. Doblin's "Corzine wishes on the Obama star" : New Jersey doesn't need a governor, it needs a major overhaul of the current system a ' and it better move fast or we can end up like California.
Obtaining the Proper Permits Can Add Several Months to a Projecta s Timeline
The old adage, "the devil is in the details," certainly applies to landscaping. And the detail most often overlooked by homeowners when planning a new outdoor project is the permitting process.
First iPhone 3GS jailbreaking tool available for download
George Hotz, the 19-year old wiz kid who made headlines two years ago for being the first to successfully unlock Apple's original iPhone all by himself, is again drawing the spotlight for creating and releasing the first-ever jailbreaking tool for the new iPhone 3GS.
Indie rockers thrill fans at Irish-American Club
PHOTOS >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Indie rockers thrill fans at Irish-American Club By JAMIE SCHUH KW STAFF WRITER L ast week, the Kearny Irish-American Club saw more Converse sneakers and tattoos than it probably ever has in its 71-year history.
Support the Tradition : July 4th Fireworks Tickets
Support the Tradition The Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration is organized by the Ridgewood Fourth of July Celebration Committee, an all-volunteer community group.
A conditional rating indicates the first violation of the state Sanitary Code. If corrected, the restaurant then receives a satisfactory rating; if not, a conditional on reinspection rating.
Blood drive holds special meaning
GLEN ROCK a ' Giving blood has long been a biannual community service event at the Sri Guru Singh Sabha temple, but a large blood drive Sunday had special significance for the Sikh congregation.
Remembering The Man With The Magic Fingers
All Things Considered , June 19, 2009 You may not recognize the name John Joseph Houghtaling, but he has very likely massaged your back at some point.
Idea: Founder Jean Taras studied interior design in college and then managed several Manhattan architecture firms.
For soldiers, home's a whole new world
No one was killed or wounded. No one even had to dodge enemy bullets or fire a gun.
Foxtrot Company, the New Jersey National Guard unit which has been the subject of a yearlong series of articles in The Record, returned to its armory in Teaneck tonight, 345 days after it departed for Iraq.
Wyckoff zoners OK Hebrew and nursery school
After multiple hearings, plan revisions and some public opposition, the Zoning Board of Adjustment unanimously approved the reconstruction of Temple Beth Rishon's Hebrew and nursery school.
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School officials to teens: steer clear of rail tracks
Montclair School District officials are sounding an alarm to students to stay away from the railroad line.
Summit Chorale Presents "Great Choruses" Choral Festival, June 6th
In celebration of its 100th anniversary, Summit Chorale is joining forces with over 100 singers and orchestra musicians from across northern New Jersey for the "Great Choruses" Choral Festival on Saturday, June 6, at Summit High School in Summit.
Teen had left work just before he was struck by train
A 17-year-old Glen Rock High School student was struck and killed by a NJ Transit train in the borough last night, authorities said this morning.
Treacy Found Guilty by Jury in Monster Worldwide Options-Backdating Trial
Monster Worldwide Inc. a s former chief operating officer, James Treacy , was convicted of defrauding investors by improperly accounting for backdated stock options at the worlda s largest online-recruiting company.
purchasing administrative assistant
Job Description: The Opici Wine Group, a prestigious importer and distributor of premium wines and spirits from around the world, is seeking an Administrative Assistant to join our Purchasing Department in Glen Rock, NJ.
Great-nieces get a treat at Great Falls
After having traveled to Asia, Europe, Alaska and around the U.S., Rich Petersson enjoys showing the flood of water rushing down the Great Falls to his great-nieces, Casey and Alex Walter, in Paterson, within one mile of where he attended college.
Police bust underage beer party
GLEN ROCK a ' What began as a noise complaint on Diamond Court on Saturday night ended with police arresting a 17-year-old for allegedly hosting an underage drinking party for 150 teens who paid $15 each to attend.
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