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Winter 2001
Hometown News
Teterboro Airport
[More coverage of Teterboro
Airport]
Recent News Articles
‘Bergen doesn’t need Teterboro Airport’ [The Record, March
26, 2001: Your Views]
Why we shouldn't restrict Teterboro air traffic [Record, March 16] Tom
Carver, NJAA
FAA hears airport neighbors [The Record, March 15, 2001]
Hasbrouck Heights Resolution opposing weight limit waiver [March 13, 2001]
On Indigo use of Teterboro Airport [Record, March 12,
2001] By Indigo Chairman & CEO
Rothman calls for probe of airline [The Record, Tuesday, March
6, 2001]
FAA Complaints:
Phone: 201-393-6700
Mail: Flight Standard District Office, 150 Fred Wehren Drive, Teterboro, NJ 07608
Attn: Fred Stein |
Street
Resurfacing/Reconstruction* Planned |
Kipp from Boulevard to Woodside
Wood from Lincoln to Passaic
Collins from Rt. 46 to Coolidge
Cleveland from Terrace to Wood
All of Longview
Ottawa from Burton to Rt. 17 |
Under consideration
LaSalle from Boulevard to Oak Grove
Paterson from Terrace to Burton
Kipp from Boulevard to Terrace
Summit from Lincoln to Passaic*
All of Plant Road*
[Photos from 1999 paving program] |
The Jesus Story
12th Annual Bible Baptist Church Passion Play
at Felician College Auditorium
March 30 & 31; April 1,6,7,8. 7 p.m. on Saturdays; 4 p.m. Sundays
Performances signed for the hearing imparied. Free admission. 288-4139
2001 Photo of March 25th Dress Rehearsal [Gallery 1][Gallery 2] [2000 Photos]
Heights apartment tenants losing battle
[The Record, Thursday, March 29, 2001]
Municipal complex seen ushering Heights rebirth
[The Record, Saturday, March 24, 2001]
HHLL Pancake Breakfast
March 18 Photos
Heights hold line on municipal taxes
The Borough Council voted
unanimously Tuesday to pass an #11.5 million municipal budget that will increase spending
while maintaining the line on taxes, officials said.
Spending will increase by more than $200,000, but municipal tax rate will drop by a tenth
of a percent to little more than 91 cents per $100. A home assessed at $195,000, the
borough average, will be taxed $1,786.20.
Borough officials increased their budget to include the $10.2 million municipal complex
project, which will include a senior center and public library on The Boulevard and
renovation of the former municipal structure on Hamilton Avenue for the police and
volunteer fire departments.
The project's cost was offset by a $4.5 million insurance settlement from the loss of the
former building in a fire and more than $700,00 in state and federal grants.
Related story [Council backs $10M town hall]
--Yung Kim/The Record, March 16, 2001
Heights’ hero paid a price
Horner shed blood and sweat to
become state champ
[Record, Tuesday, March 13, 2001 -- Sport Section]
Fire Prevention Poster Contest
Winners
presentation held March 13 at Mayor/Council Meeting
The (Almost) Storm of Century
March 4-5 Photos
District Wrestling Tournament
February 25 -- 9:00 A.M Start at new HHHS gym. [Photos]
Over 200 wrestlers participated from several nearby communities. Heights fielded 36
wrestlers.
Ottawa Avenue House Fire
On February 18, 2001 at 3:49 a fire alarm was called as area fire departments
responded to a house fire at 228 Ottawa Avenue. No injuries were reported. The house was
determined to be uninhabitable. [Photos]
Boulevard Re-Development
Burgis Report: [Working report]
for revitalization of the Central Business District issued February 2001
Pdf is 106k. Click image for larger view. [Go to
Redevelopment Index] for more images & info.
[Burgis Report] Consultants draft plan for revitalization
issued July 2000 [pdf is 400k]
Wrestling Tournaments @ High School
February 4 -- Andy Feintuch Memorial -- Start at 9:00 A.M. [Photos]
Euclid/Lincoln Science
Exchange & Exposition
Euclid (February 5 & 6) and
Lincoln (January 30) Elementary Schools presented their Annual Science Exchange Programs.
Children prepared and displayed a hands-on science project of their choice.
The Science Exchange was a great opportunity for children to question, explore, plan,
predict, experiment and formulate conclusions about their world -- and share that
information with the community. [Photos]
FBI Internet Safety Program
January 24 , 7:30 P.M. at HHHS Auditorium.[Photos]
January Scenes
Winter photos around town January 2001 [Photos]
Mayor's Annual Message
[January 1, 2001]
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Holiday Snow Storm 2000
Throughout Saturday, December 30, 2000, a blizzard-like storm dropped over one
foot of snow.
Photos taken around our hometown [Photos][Woodland Park]
Heights Holidays 2000
Photos taken around our hometown this holiday season.
Holidays -- [Around Town]
Decorations [Displays]
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Knights of Columbus Msgr. Fitzpatrick Council 7041 ready to place ribbons this holiday
season.
(l-r) Martin P. Saccmano (Secretary), Bill O'Shea, Mark E. Cricco (Grand Knight), and
Anthony V. Miele (PGK). |
| 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. [Story]Boulevard Ribbon placement is being
done by: Hasbrouck Heights -- Knights: Msgr. Fitzpatrick Council
7041 & Wood-Ridge -- Knights: St. Anthony’s Council 11585 |
Tree Lighting Ceremony |
Tree Lighting at the Circle, 5 p.m., December 3,
2000. Sponsored by Mayor's Community Celebrations Committee
The [HH Anti-Drug Council] sponsored 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. Walk started at
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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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Editor's Choice -- 2000
Editor's selection of interesting photos taken around our hometown
during the year [2000].
Editor's choice [1999]
Pilot's Log Takes It All!
Pilot's Log HHHS student newspaper takes top honors [Story][Record, Dec. 3,
2000]
Cablevision offers speedy Internet
access -- 11 towns get service
Heights is not on the list. [Record
story Dec. 7, 2000]
Voting Delegate Rose Marie Heck
provides [daily dispatches and photos] from the
Republican National Convention held early August in Philadelphia, PA
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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]
Sept. 26 @ 7:30 -- Linclon Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [Photos]
Sept. 27 @ 7:30 -- Euclid Ribbon Cutting Ceremony [Photos]
Oct. 15 @ 2:00 -- Jr./Sr. High School Dedication [Photos]
Oct. 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. |
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For previously published hometown news ...
Current Edition -- Winter 2008
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Announcements
HHHS Class of 1963 -- All Girls Reunion
June 22-24. Hilton Hotel. Contact Janice Carrol Frent: jlf1900@aol.com
Kiwanis-Lions 40th Annual Golf Fund Raiser.
Wednesday, June 13 at the Apple Mountain Golf and Country Club, Belevidere NJ.
Chairs: Dr. Burnett Eglow and Harold Jacobus.
Jekyll & Hyde
KofC is sponsoring a trip to the State Theatre in New Brunswick to see The
National Touring Company production of Jekyll & Hyde, Saturday, May 12 at 3:00 p.m.
$75 per person includes orchestra seating and dinner. Transportation not included. Call
Warren @460-1470 for details.
HH Little League Yankee Day
April 29 Yankees meet Oakland A's. Ron Kistner: 288-6998
VFW Loyality Day Services
7:30 p.m., April 29 at Post. 288-1112
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Dinner/Fashion Show
April 26, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. @ Excelsior. $40 with cash bar. Entertainment &
prizes.
Corpus Christi. Call for tickets: 973-779-4084 or 201-288-5118
Corpus Christi School Gym Dedication
A special Mass in the Church to honor Msgr. Francis M. Mulquinn will be held
April 22 at 1:00 p.m. followed by a dedication ceremony and light refreshments.
VFW Dinner Dance
Commander's Pet Project. April 21, 7:30 p.m. at Post. 288-1112
HH Little League Opening Day
April 21
"Betrayed With A Kiss"
CCHS Youth Ministry will perform this original play with sound track in the Corpus Christi
Chapel Palm Sunday April 8 at 3:00 p.m. and Wednesday April 11 at 7:30 p.m. Free
Admission. 288-7045
3d Annual HHEA 5K Memorial Run/Walk
April 8 at HHHS Paterson & Boulevard
1 Mile "Cheryl Terlemenzin Walk" starts at 10:30. $5
5K "Rau-Fitzgerald Memorial Run" starts at 9:30. $12
Candlelight Bowling
HH Jr. Football will hold a Candlelight Bowling Night at the N. Arlington
Bowl-O-Dome on April 7. Cold buffet served at 8:30 p.m. Bowling starts at 9:30 p.m. $40
per couple. Call Joni @ 288-4881 or Kathy @ 393-0031. Please purchase tickets by April 1.
Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 7, 10 a.m. at Athletic Field. Gates open 9:30 a.m. Easter Bunny
will be there.
Rain Date April 14.
Brunch with Bunny
Saturday, April 7 from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Pioneer Club. Tickets $6 must be
purchased in advance. Sponsored by Jr. Woman's Club. Call Gina - 288-4114 or Vivian -
727-9517
Euclid School Carnival
Saturday, April 7. 12 to 4 p.m. Rides, games, prizes, food, raffle. Pony rides
2-4 p.m.
12th Annual Bible Baptist Church Passion Play
Felician College auditorium March 30 & 31; April 1,6,7,8. 7 p.m. on
Saturdays; 4 p.m. Sundays
Performances will be signed for the hearing imparied. Free admission. 288-4139
2001 Photo [Gallery 1][Gallery 2] [2000 Photos]
Kiwanis-Lions 40th Annual Golf Fund Raiser.
Wednesday, June 13 at the Apple Mountain Golf and Country Club, Belevidere NJ.
Chairs: Dr. Burnett Eglow and Harold Jacobus.
HH Little League Yankee Day
April 29 with tickets sold at March 18 Pancake breakfast at Corpus Christi
VFW Loyality Day Services
7:30 p.m., April 29 at Post. 288-1112
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Dinner/Fashion Show
April 26, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. @ Excelsior. $40 with cash bar. Entertainment &
prizes.
Corpus Christi. Call for tickets: 973-779-4084 or 201-288-5118
VFW Dinner Dance
Commander's Pet Project. April 21, 7:30 p.m. at Post. 288-1112
HH Little League Opening Day
April 21
3d Annual HHEA 5K Memorial Run/Walk
April 8 at HHHS Paterson & Boulevard
1 Mile "Cheryl Terlemenzin Walk" starts at 10:30. $5
5K "Rau-Fitzgerald Memorial Run" starts at 9:30. $12
12th Annual Bible Baptist Church Passion Play
Felician College auditorium March 30 & 31; April 1,6,7,8. 7 p.m. on
Saturdays; 4 p.m. Sundays
Performances will be signed for the hearing imparied. Free admission. 288-4139 [2000 Photos]
Medicine Cabinet Cleaning Day
Rite-Aid Pharmacist Justin DiPisa will give a free 10 minute personal
consultation to review outdated, non-labeled or questionable medication (prescription
& non-prescription). March 25 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Appointment suggested.
Call Boro Clerk @ 288-0195. Sponsored by HH Anti-Drug Council.
Garageless Garage Sale
St. John's, Saturday, March 24 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
VFW St. Patrick's Day Dinner Dance
March 24. Corn Beef and Cabbage. Open Bar. Good Music. $25 each. 288-1112
HH Little League Pancake Breakfast & Sports Auction
March18 at Corpus Christi. [2000 Photos][2001 Photos]
VFW Atlantic City Bus Trips
February 28, March 28, April 25 - 11:00 a.m. from Post Parking Lot. $20
Free coffee, cake & rolls before departure
Roast Beef Dinner
Saturday, March 10, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. @ First Reformed Church. $8 adults. $5
Children.
Take out available. Advance sales only. Call 288-1122
Sponsored by The Guild of Reformed Church Women
Art Auction
Friday, March 2 in the Euclid School Gym
Sponsored by Euclid School PTA
World Day of Prayer
Ecumenical Service Friday, March 2 at St. John the Divine
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Municipal Complex Plans
were being submitted to Planning Board & Board of Adjustment 8:00 p.m.Wed.
Feb. 28 @ Masonic Hall
Wrestling Tournaments @ High School
February 4 -- Andy Feintuch Memorial -- Start at 9:00 A.M. [Photos]
February 10 - Home Match -- Start at 9:00 A.M.
February 25 -- District Meet -- Start at 9:00 A.M.
Knights of Columbus Pancake Breakfast
February 25th from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. $5. Children
under 5 free.
All you can eat panckaes and sausages with coffee, tea and juices. 973-470-3526
Retirement Workshop
Saturday, Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Episcopal Church of St. John the
Devine.
$25 advance. $30 at door. Includes light breakfast & lunch. Theresa: 302-0607
On February 17, the HHEF will sponsor a Community
CPR course at the High School, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Cost $15. Call (201)
288-5924. Pre-registation required.
On February 17, the HHEF will sponsor Saturday Fun Flick featuring Disney’s
"Recess" at the Williams Center Theatre, Williams Plaza, Rutherford, NJ, from
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Tickets $6 in advance, $7 at door and include popcorn and soda. Call
(201) 288-5924.
VFW Post 4591 Sweetheart Dinner Dance. $25. February 17 at Post. Call 288-1112.
Jr. Women's Club 70's Dance February 17 from 8 P.M. to midnight at Pioneer club.
$20 each. Call Holly 288-5411 or Cathy 288-7377
Contemporary Club sponsors Atlantic City Bus Trip February 13. $25.
Bus leaves @ 9:30. Call Marge for details at 288-8933
Corpus Christi Youth Group
"Coffee House" Sunday, February 11 from 8 to 10 P.M.
Enjoy entertainment: music, singing, poetry, comedy. Share your talent. Free coffee
& desert. 288-7045
2d Annual Jr. Wrestling Beefsteak at the Fiesta on Friday February 9 .
Comedy show starring Uncle Floyd. DJ. Dancing. $35
VFW Post 4591 Dinner Dance. $50 per couple. January 27 at Post. Call 288-1112.
HHPD presented a FBI Internet Safety Program January 24 , 7:30 P.M. at HHHS Auditorium.
No children were permitted. Adult Subject. Refreshments served in the cafeteria following
program.
[Photos]
Basketball @ Franklin School Gym
January 12 -- Girls Traveling 7:00 P.M., Boys Traveling 8:00 P.M.
Jr. Women's Club Spelling Bee January 12 @ HHHS Kiefer Auditorium.
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.
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Bulletin Board
Miscellaneous general
posts
Jessica Gasparino celebrates her 2d birthday on
Feburary 2, 2001. Her big sister Kathie wishes her a Happy Birthday
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Current Edition -- Winter 2008
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About Our Neighbors
Andrew Feintuch -- Hasbrouck Heights Recreation Director - 1999
[Mayor's Eulogy] [Obituary]
[Record Obituary] [Memorial
Tribute Photo] [Awards]
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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.
Stop by and say hello!
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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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 |
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