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Index
to all Boro Hall in [Transition]
stories & photos
Municipal Complex
Summary Plan A: Library on top floor. Senior Center, Municipal Offices & Police
Department on first floor. 119 off street parking spaces. HH Fire Department to remain at
248 Hamilton. . BTW: discussions are being held on Plan C. |
| 4 related background info
links: #1General [Boulevard Index] #2 Burgis
Boulevard Redevelopment Report in [pdf] #3[Library/Sr. Center] Original plan for land useage.
#4[The Big Fire] |
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School Additions
& Renovations
-- Progressive construction photos
After a $10.4 million referendum was
passed in May 1998 by the community, the Board of Education began work on the new
additions to Euclid, Linclon and the Jr./Sr. High School on July 1999. Work was
nearly completed September 8, 2000, in time for September 11th school opening. Here
is a photo essay of the project as it unfolded. [Index
to construction photos]
September 26 @ 7:30 -- Linclon Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [Photos]
September 27 @ 7:30 -- Euclid Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [Photos]
October 15 @ 2:00 -- Jr./Sr. High School Dedication [Photos]
October 22 @ 2:00 -- Mason's Cornerstone Ceremony [Photos] |
| Editor's Note: In addition to the
construction photos, a complete copy of this web-site (as of October 22, 2000), was
included in each of the time capsules placed in the Euclid, Lincoln and Jr/Sr High
Schools. |
Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service [Photos by Karen Fels]
A Community Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service was held at 4.p.p.m. on Sunday, November 19 at
St. John the Divine Episcopal Church.
Participating in the Thanksgiving Service were clergy and congregations of Corpus Christi
Roman Catholic Church, The First Reformed Church, First United Methodist Church, Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, St. John the Diving Episcopal Church and Sion Korean Presbyterian
Church.
Additional clergy -- The Rev. Dr. Michael Avila of Sojourners Resource Center and the Rev.
Dr. Katherine Ellison of Montclair Protestant Foundation also participated. The Sion
Korean Presbyterian Church and Choir joint the celebration for the first year.
Mayor William Torre delivered a Thanksgiving message. |
Santa's Workshop
Santa Claus visited the North Pole Workshop in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ on
Sunday, November 19, 2000. Along with his many elves, Santa was available for photos and
to talk with children.
Bill O'Shea's Florist hosted an Open House that included FREE flowers, balloons,
live music, prizes, refreshments and a raffle.
Jukebox Radio 103.1FM broadcasted live and provided on-air interviews with Santa Claus as
well as visitors to Santa's Workshop.
[Open House Photos] [Photos
w/Santa & Jukebox Radio] |
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Temporary
facilities were operational late October 2000
On April 11, the Mayor & Council scheduled HHFD to
move back to a new temporary structure at old boro hall site. Work was completed and the
facilaities were operational late October 2000. These "temporary Butler"
buildings will be re-used by the DPW after the HHFD new quarters are built.
View construction progess photos [Groundwork]
[Construction] [Construction Details] |
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Ragamuffin Parade was held Saturday, October 28 at
1 p.m. It began at the Franklin Gym on Hamilton Avenue and proceeded to the Masonic
Hall. Event wasvsponsored by the Mayor's Community Celebrations Committee. [Photos] |
Halloween Window Decorating Contest!
During mid-October, the Hasbrouck Heights [Chamber
of Commerce] sponsored the 7th Annual Halloween Window Painting Contest in conjunction
with the three grammar school PTA’s. Approximately 300 third, fourth and fifth grade
students participated.
The children painted a Halloween theme illustration on window spaces that were provided by
most Boulevard businesses. Graphics were judged upon originality and artistic expression,
winners from each grade received 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Ribbons. All participants received
ribbons.
Thousands of area residents enjoyed the bright exciting demonstration of creativity that
these youngsters had to offer. [Random selections][Winners] |
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| On Sept. 24 the REACH/Friendly Neighbors Volunteers in town were honored
for their community efforts. Started with worship celebration Sunday @ St. John the Divine, and continued with a luncheon in their honor.
[Photos] |
Town Day @ Woodland Park --
September 23, 2000 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sponsored by DPW. [2000 Photos][1999 Photos] |
| Leisure Club celebrates 50th Anniversary September
15 @ Corpus Christi Cafeteria. [2 Photos] |
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Good Neighbor Day
was celebrated Wednesday Sept.6
@ Bill O'Shea's Florist.
1000 Doz. Roses were given away.
2000 Story [Pics 1][2][3]
1999 Story[Pics1][2][3]
A Food Drive was held concurrently with this event with the Center for Food Action |
MDA Telethon Labor Day Weekend @
VFW
MDA 2000 Photos [1] [2] [3]
MDA 1999 Photos [1][2][3] |
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Improved Boulevard Clean-up Program Announced
The Boulevard has been swept and litter baskets emptied twice a week. This did not
work. M/C announced that the new schedule is that the Boulevard will be swept on
Mondays, Wedesdays and Fridays. The litter baskets will be emptied on Mondays,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. For more info about The [Boulevard] |
HHFD Training
On the evening of August 25, 2000, the HHFD conducted training exercises
in a smoked filled LaSalle Ave. structure.
[4 photos] |
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Bergen County West Nile Virus hotline: 201-225-7000.
NJ Dept. Health: www.state.nj.us/health
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Mosquito Control Adulticide spraying took
place Thursday, August 17 & Tuesday August 22 between 3 a.m. -- 6 a.m. During
spraying neighbors were asked to stay inside, bring in toys and close windows. Quick
Facts: Considered a "very low irritant" to the eyes, skin, nose and throat
tissue. Does not damage car paint. Degrades within four hours in in sunlight. |
| BOE announced August 9th that the new principal
for Euclid School will be Michael McGovern. |
| Voting Delegate Rose Marie Heck provides [daily dispatches and photos] from the Republican
National Convention held early August in Philadelphia, PA. |
The
First Year of the 21st Century
Photo essay
series reflecting our first year of the century. [Century
Index]
Springing into
the Century
Spring scenes - Early April [Photos]
Easter decorations [Photos]
Spring surprise [Photos] |
Spring scenes - Late April [Photos]
Spring scenes - Late May [Photos]
Spring Flowers 1 [Photos]
Spring Flowers 2 [Photos] |
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First
Snow of the Century
[21 photos] around our hometown
beginning on January 20, 2000
[Woodland Park] morning of January
21 |
Announcements
Road paving for 2000: Kipp, Wood & Cleveland. LaSalle & Paterson if
possible.
[1999 paving program w/photos]
The HHHS Freshman Class (Class ' 04)
is sponsoring a fundraiser by offering Entertainment Coupons Books for $20.00. Contact any
HS Freshman or Advisor Lesa Brinker at the High School 288-3971.
Corpus Christi School sponsoring Breakfast with Santa, Sunday, December 3 from 8
a.m. to 11 a.m. $5
Tree Lighting at the Circle, 5 p.m., December 3, 2000. Sponsored by Mayor's
Community Celebrations Committee
The [HH Anti-Drug Council] is sponsoring a
"Stroll Along the Boulevard" with all participants walking with a light along
the Boulevard towards the Circle to partake in the lighting of the tree. Lights for the
first 80 entries. Walk starts at Corpus Christi Church @ 4:30 and cost is $6. Send checks
to: B. Bizik, 365 Boulevard, HH before Nov. 27.
Hasbrouck Heights Educational Foundation is sponsoring a "Saturday Fun
Flick" 10:30 a.m., Nov. 25, at the Williams Center Theatre (Rutherford).
Feature is "Rugrats in Paris". Tickets available at Bergen Commerical Bank. $6.
Includes popcorn & soda. For info call Nancy @ 288-3911
Annual [Chamber of Commerce] Christmas
Parade scheduled for Friday, November 24 along the Boulevard. [1999 parade]
Late [Little League] registration to be held
November 17 from 6:30 to 8:30 at the Field House.
Donate
$10 for the Center For Food Action
... and get a
Beautiful Red Ribbon on "The Boulevard" with your name on it! Your $10
contribution will be used by the Center For Food
Action to purchase food. Donate $50, and
your contribution will provide a special breakfast and a traditional dinner this Christmas
or Hanukah for a family in our neighborhood. Special ribbon embelishments will denote your
generosity.Boulevard Ribbon placement is being done by: Hasbrouck
Heights -- Knights: Msgr. Fitzpatrick Council 7041 & Wood-Ridge -- Knights: St.
Anthony’s Council 11585 |
Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service Nov. 19, 4 p.m. @ St. John's
Kiwanis Club to hold Pancake Breakfast Nov. 19, 8 a.m. to noon at Corpus Christi
School Cafeteria. $5. Children under 5 Free. For info call Marie @ 288-0276.
Corpus Christi Community Theatre production of "Carnival" to be held Oct.
27, 28 & 29 and Nov. 3, 4 5. Call Carolyn/Ralph Napolitano at 288-5986 for
information.
Ragamuffin Parade is scheduled for Saturday, October 28 at 1 p.m. It will begin at
the Franklin Gym on Hamilton Avenue and proceed to the Masonic Hall. Event sponsored by
the Mayor's Community Celebrations Committee. [Photos]
Library sponsors Antiques Appraisal Show on Saturday Oct. 21 from 1-3 p.m. at the Masonic
Lodge. 30 appraisals by Evelyn Teichman, professional antique appraiser. $10 appraisal fee
at registration. Audience is $5 at the door. Refreshments available. Benefit Friends of
the Library. Call Library for details. 288-0488.
Kiwanis Club to hold "Night at the Races" Friday, Oct. 20. $35 per person
includes parking, admission, program & dinner. Reserveration by Oct 1.
October 12, Thursday evening @ 7:30 pm, a "Will Clinic" will
be hosted by St. John the Divine. Covers wills
preparation, death instructions, planned giving and other "final arrangements.
Three speakers expected. Open to public. No fee.
The Knights of Columbus will hold it's annual pasta dinner on October 9th at 6:00
p.m. in the Corpus Christi Cafeteria. Tickets are $6.00 for adults and $3 for
children. This includes pasta, Mark Cricco's homade meatballs and sauce, salad,
bread and cake/coffee. Wine and sode will also be served.
Blessing of the Animals was held Sunday, October 8th, with a 10:00 a.m. Service @ St. John the Divine.
Event was open to the public. [Photos]
On Sept. 24 the REACH/Friendly Neighbors Volunteers in town were honored
for their community efforts. Started with worship celebration Sunday @ St. John the Divine, and continued with a luncheon in their honor.
Info & photos
Town Day @ Woodland Park -- September 23, 2000 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sponsored by DPW. [2000 Photos][1999 Photos]
Good Neighbor Day Wednesday Sept.6 @ Bill O'Shea's Florist.
1000 Doz. Roses were given away. 2000 Story [Pics 1][2][3]
[1999 Story][Pics1][2][3]
Bring Food: A Food Drive was held concurrently with this event.
MDA Telethon Labor Day Weekend @ VFW
MDA 2000 Photos [1] [2] [3]
MDA 1999 Photos [1][2][3]
HH Recreation Department Autumn
Activities [Schedule]
Senior Citizen Aerobics -- Teenage and Adult Aerobics
Arts and Crafts -- Adult Co-Ed Volleyball
Basketball for Over 30 -- Boys and Girls Biddy Basketball
Part-time jobs are available with the Recreation Department.
Applications accepted from age 15 through adults. |
About
Our Neighbors
On Sunday September 24, 2000 the installation of officers of both the Bishop
O’Connor Assembly #647 and the Msgr. Robert G. Fitzpatrick #7041 took place in the
Corpus Christi Chapel at mass celebrated by Father Andrew. Anthony Miele was installed as
Faithful Navigator for the fourth degree assembly and Mark Cricco was installed as Grand
Knight for the third degree council. [Story
& Pics]
Rose Marie Heck attends Republican National Convention in Philadelphia as a voting
delegate in August 2000 Check out her Daily Reports
Daniell Scipioni appointed Recreation Director effective May 23, 2000
Mrs. Colleen Jarvis Receives Archie F. Hay Award [Story]
Fr. Ray celebrated the 35th Anniversary of his
ordination at a 2 p.m. Mass in the Chapel on Sunday May 21
Fr. Quinn celebrated the 25th Anniversary of his ordination at a 2 p.m. Mass in the
Chapel on Sunday May 7
Rose Marie Sees appointed Boro Clerk @ May 9 M/C Meeting
Andrew Feintuch -- Hasbrouck Heights Recreation Director
[Mayor's Eulogy] [Obituary] [Record
Obituary] [Memorial Tribute Photo]
[Awards]
Boulevard
Neighbors
Tots to Teen Exchange
246 Boulevard Opened October 7th. President is Susan Tensfeldt with Ryan
as Toy consultant.
Phone: 201- 288-9060 Fax: 288-9061.
Picture Frame Center Galleria Classica
is moving from 173 Boulevard to 226 Boulevard. Phone
remains 201- 462-0200. Good luck on your new location.
Boulevard Flooring
has just moved into 195 Boulevard. Phone: 288-8022. This is a family
owned and operated flooring business. Welcome Tom Murphy.
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