By Karen Zautyk Observer Correspondent With the release of the movies “Hunger Games,” “The…
Year: 2012
Long may the Passaic flow … er, glow
The headline in Friday’s Star-Ledger read: “EPA to check for chemicals leaking into Passaic River.” So,…
Habitat for Humanity back in action in Kearny
By Ron Leir Observer Correspondent KEARNY – Dormant for more than a year, Kearny’s…
They want to be a ‘VOICE’ for veterans
By Ron Leir Observer Correspondent KEARNY – Taking a cue from the increasing numbers of…
Retired pro-athletes host dinner to benefit pro bono concussion treatment
By Jennifer Vazquez Observer Correspondent PATERSON – A panel of retired professional athletes took part…
26th annual Broadway Flea Market and Grand Auction takes center stage in NYC
By Jennifer Vazquez Observer Correspondent The streets of the Big Apple were bustling with Broadway…
Drug busts, brawls dominate Kearny criminal activities in past week
Two accused local drug distributors were locked up during the past week by Kearny…
Around Town
Belleville Belleville Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is offering help with information about benefits and services available…
Nutley boys’ soccer team off to roaring start
By Jim Hague Observer Sports Writer After going through an 8-11-1 record a year…
NA’s Nocciolo has great all-around game against Wallington
By Jim Hague Observer Sports Writer North Arlington High School head football coach Anthony Marck…
Kearny made wrong decision in cancelling game
By Jim Hague Observer Sports Writer If there was anyone who headed to Kearny High…
Kearny realtor a success story
Fernando Semiao and his family came to America in 1965. They originally moved…
Obituaries
Patricia A. Brady Patricia A. Brady, 59, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, Sept. 20, at…
Two from Lyndhurst charged in $30 million mortgage fraud plot
Two Lyndhurst residents have been named in a criminal complaint filed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office…
Accused Harrison killer deemed unfit for trial by defense
Carlos A. Campos, the Harrison resident charged with killing his parents and niece at their Hamilton…
New field trips in offing for Walker School teens
Commissioner Mauro G. Tucci, director of the Nutley Department of Parks and Recreation, is sending an…
Library hosts computer training for job seekers
Want to learn or refresh job resume skills? Join a trainer from Bergen County Community College…
Nutley-Belleville preps for annual Columbus Day Parade
The Nutley Belleville Columbus Day Parade Committee announces that this year’s parade is scheduled for Sunday,…
Play Monopoly with Lyndhurst E-squad; help save lives
Lyndhurst Police Emergency Squad (LPES) will host a local Monopoly Game Tournament, in conjunction with Boiling…
Registration Opens for Fall 2012 Theatre Workshop Program
Registration is now open for fall theatre workshop programs for Nutley youngsters in grades 3 to…
Pathways to Independence celebrates its 35th year
By Jennifer Vazquez Observer Correspondent KEARNY – There are organizations that contribute tremendously to our…
Remembering a N. Arlington 9/11 hero
By Karen Zautyk Observer Correspondent On Sept. 10, the day before the anniversary of the…
Town, firefighters going to arbitration
By Ron Leir Observer Correspondent KEARNY – Kearny’s Bravest and town officials are deadlocked on efforts…
Investors Bank celebrates new locale and loyal customers with VIP reception
By Jennifer Vazquez Observer Correspondent KEARNY — Investors Bank hosted a VIP reception this past…
Giants celebrate grand opening of business
By Jennifer Vazquez Observer Contributor KEARNY – Hundreds of Giants fans lined Kearny Avenue…
How we lost the Passenger Pigeon and other birds
By Karen Zautyk Observer Correspondent LYNDHURST – In 1800, the Passenger Pigeon was considered…
Discarded wood pile ignites behind house
KEARNY – Advice on home renovations: If that work is producing debris, make sure the…
Correction:
In last week’s story about Roche, Nutley site, the amount cited for the tax abatement is…
WE’VE GOT MAIL
Dear Editor: I have been a volunteer at Oakeside Cultural Center in Bloomfield for many years…
Back to drawing board to lure Passaic Ave. redevelopers
By Ron Leir Observer Correspondent KEARNY – A hoped-for makeover of Kearny’s waterfront district – buoyed…