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Twp. of Wash.- PBA Sets Councilman Goetz Straight

Chris Kelley of the PBA Local 206 sets the record straight in a letter to Community Life (8/26/10), regarding Councilman Fred Goetz's assertion that the police "have not made a single concession" at the budget meeting on 07/21/10.  Contrary to Mr. Goetz's allegation, Chris Kelley put forth the facts, outlining the concessions made in the police contract by the PBA. 

After the binding arbitration decision by Arbitrator James Mastriani was issued, the township f read more

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Twp. of Wash- Assembly of God v. Township of Washington Settled Out of Court

The Assembly of God v. Township of Washington case that was scheduled to be heard by the Hon. Estella DeLa Cruz of Superior Court, was settled out of court.   The matter was settled for $38,000. to the Assembly of God church (AOG) for its legal fees.   AOG will not be buying the VFW hall.  Taxpayers will be paying the tab for the settlement, plus town counsel Kenneth Poller's fees.  This settlement leaves the VFW in a lurch regarding the sale of its property.  The  read more

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Westwood- Is any amount of lead safe for people or dogs?

Westwood's ambitious $2.7 million project to renovate Westvale Park, includes turning a former outdoor shooting range into a dog run park.  After 55 years as a police department outdoor shooting range, the site is contaminated with lead from the accumulation of bullets.  Borough Engineer Stephen Boswell assures the public contaminated topsoil can be recycled by separating the lead from the soil.  The supposedly uncontaminated soil can then be reused.  It sounds as if a giant read more

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Twp. of Washington- P.O.V. on 08/09/10 Town Council Meeting

Lest there be any nervous Nellies out there, worried whether the cupboards will be bare next year, fear not.  Mayor Sobkowicz and her A-team have your back.

There's this impression that the state's 2% cap on municipal budgets, effective in 2011, is ironclad.  Taking the lead from Gov. Christie's metaphor of a "tool kit" to manage the economic debacle facing the state, Mayor Sobkowicz has borrowed the term to sooth taxpayer's angst.   While the state's 5 read more

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Twp. of Washington- Councilman Goetz Flunks Contract Law

When Fred Goetz first appeared on the scene as a candidate for a seat on the town council, there was hope amongst residents, ourselves included, that he would be an asset because he presented himself as a bona fide lawyer.  He could offer taxpayers a modicum of protection from town attorney Kenneth Poller, whose counsel seems to result in costly litigation, which may have been avoided entirely (i.e. the upcoming hearing of the Assembly of God v. Twp. of Washington case in Superior Court).&n read more

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Twp. of Washington- Mayor Sobkowicz Makes Excuses for Being Tardy

Which amongst us mere mortals has not known what it is to scramble and meet a deadline?  

Given the fact that mayor Sobkowicz was already on the inside track as a council member for nearly 30 years, it is disingenuous for the mayor to claim the 2010 budget was stalled because she and the council members, with the exception of Richard Hrbek, are "new to our positions".  As a mayoral candidate, Ms. Sobkowicz stated her decades of experience on the town counci read more

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Twp of Wash - Retired Police Chief William Cicchetti Is the New Public Safety Director

The former chief brings two very valuable assets to the job: (1) Bill brought scandal free, corruption free, professional policing to our town, (2) As the former head of the NJ Traffic Officers Asn., Bill's advice will be invaluable when and if the intersection of Washington Ave and Pascack Road is redeveloped.
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Twp of Wash - The Complete Unabridged Budget for 2010

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River Vale - Agenda Reveals $98,000 Truck Purchase

RESOLUTION AWARDING THE BID FOR THE 2011 INTERNATIONAL MODEL 4300 SBA TRUCK
WHEREAS, the Township received bids for the 2011 International Model 4300 SBA Truck;

and

WHEREAS, one bid was received the from Campbell Freightliner LLC, 145 Talmadge
Road, Edison, NJ 08817 and said bid has been reviewed and approved and is hereby accepted as the
lowest responsible bidder at the price of Base Bid $ 98,714.00


WHEREAS, the Chief Financial Off read more

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Montvale - Agenda for the August 10th Council Meeting

Affordable Housing Site / Regan Development Corp? What can it mean?
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