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Saturday, May 18, 2013
Dayton Girls Varsity Softball Over Come One Run Deficit To Defeat Scotch Plains-Fanwood
Bulldogs Best Raiders In Win 6-5
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[PHOTOS] Music, Butterflies and More at Scotch Plains Library 'Big Read' Event
As part of the focus on "In the Time of the Butterflies" by Julia Alvarez, the "Festival of Hispanic Cultures" took place on Saturday.
Saturday's "Festival of Hispanic Cultures" featured live Latin music, a butterfly release and more as part of the Scotch Plains Library's "Big Read" on In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez. The threat of rain mostly held off, as more than 1,000 people showed up for the day's events. There will be several opportunities for members of the community to get together and discuss In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez. Some of these discussions will be led by trained students from Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School, including Wednesday, May 22, 7:00PM at SPFHS; and Thursday, May 23, 12:00PM at Scotch Plains Public Library – these are all open to the public. An additional public discussion group will be held on Saturday, May 18…
Fans of 'Kai the Hitchhiker' Attempting to Raise $3M in Bail Money
One man is hoping fans will open their wallets to fund the defense of an Internet celeb accused in the murder of Clark resident Joseph Galfy.
Will fans of 'Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitcher' stand by him now that the Internet celeb has been arrested for the murder of Clark's Joseph Galfy? At least one fan is, and he's asking other supporters of Kai (whose real name is Caleb Lawrence McGillvary) to open their wallets to fund his $3 million bail and the cost of his legal defense. Galfy, 73, was found in his Clark home on Monday morning after hosting McGillvary, 24, overnight on Saturday and Sunday. Police say that McGillvary murdered Galfy, who was found in his underwear and socks, severely beaten. McGillvary was arrested in Philadelphia on Thursday night. For his part, in a Tuesday post on his Facebook page, McGillvary alleges that he was drugged and raped, and asks readers, "…
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John
12:05 pm on Saturday, May 18, 2013
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Union County Collects Household Hazardous Waste in Cranford
All Union County residents can rid of unwanted hazardous items on June 1.
The following information was provided by Union County. The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders will sponsor a Household Special Waste Collection event on Saturday, June 1, so Union County residents can get rid of outdated or unwanted household chemicals, mercury thermostats, propane tanks, and automobile tires in an environmentally safe manner. The collection will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Cranford campus of Union County College, located at 1033 Springfield Ave., Cranford, opposite Nomahegan Park. Residents of Union County are eligible to participate at no cost. Pre-registration is not required for this special Saturday collection. “The special household waste recycling program for Union County residents is …
Database Provides Information on 31,000 Flood and Salvage-Titled Vehicles
The state urges customers to consult the database before buying a car
The State Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) and Division of Consumer Affairs (DCA) are urging all customers to consult their database of flood and salvage-titled vehicles before purchasing a car. That database now provides information on 31,000 such vehicles, the State MVC announced on Wednesday. It isn't illegal to sell vehicles with flood or salvaged titles. However, there are specific requirements that ensure potential purchasers are aware of the status of such vehicles, according to the MVC. “Damage sustained by vehicles must be disclosed to prospective buyers,” Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa said. “We will hold car dealers accountable for violating our Consumer Fraud Act if they fail to make such disclosures.” The database was …
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Clark Mayor, Community Come to Grips With High-Profile Murder and Media Frenzy
Clark has had more than its 15 minutes of fame with three turns on the nightly news in the past 12 months.
The you-couldn't-make-this-up nature of Thursday's events has thrust the once quiet town of Clark into the media spotlight again, as the community came to grips with the arrest of alleged killer Caleb Lawrence McGillvary, aka Internet celeb "Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker." After a national search, McGillvary, 24, was arrested in Philadelphia on Thursday night for the murder of Starlite Drive resident and local attorney Joseph Galfy. It was the third such high-profile case in recent months, including the faked kidnapping and worldwide Twitter frenzy over runaway teen Kara Alongi in October and the still-unsolved murder of 73-year-old Vera Pecoraro, found with her throat slit in her home on Rolling Hill Way last July. "This many …
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Monday: Skype With Big Read Author Julia Alvarez at Terrill Middle School
Alvarez wrote "In the Time of the Butterflies," the library's "Big Read" selection.
This release was received from the Scotch Plains Library. The Big Read continues at Scotch Plains Public Library with opportunities for the community to participate in a video chat with Julia Alvarez, author of our Big Read selection In the Time of the Butterflies. Ms. Alvarez spent much of her early childhood in the Dominican Republic, until her family fled back to the United States due to her father’s involvement in the resistance against the dictator Trujillo. She now lives in Vermont and is a writer-in-residence at Middlebury College. She and her husband have founded Alta Gracia, a farm and literacy center located in the Dominican Republic. On Monday, March 20, students are Park and Terrill Middle Schools will have their own video chat…
Jets RB Goodson Arrested on Gun, Drug Charges
The Irvington native signed a 3-year, $6 million contract with the Jets in March.
Jets running back Mike Goodson was sent to a Morris County jail following his arrest on drug and weapons charges in Denville Friday. Goodson, 25, was the passenger in a GMC Yukon stopped in the left center lane of I-80 West when a tow truck came upon them and called 911 early Friday morning, according to multiple reports. The tow truck driver reportedly was concerned about the intoxicated condition in which he found Goodson and the driver of the Yukon. Goodson was transported to Saint Claire’s Hospital in nearby Boonton and eventually charged with possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of a handgun, and possession of a hollow-point bullet, according to ESPN. The driver of the…
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9:11 am on Saturday, May 18, 2013
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New Jersey Ranks Third in %&!#@ing Survey
Swearing study ranked the most and least courteous states in the country.
Third place? We couldn’t do better than #&@$ing third place? New Jersey residents were beaten out by Ohio and Maryland in a survey ranking individuals most likely to drop swear words on a complete stranger during a phone conversation. On the flip side, analysis by the Marchex Institute found that Washington, Massachusetts and Arizona topped the list of state residents least likely to lose their cool. Marchex examined more than 600,000 calls over a year that were placed by consumers to businesses in 30 different industries. The mobile advertising company also ranked the most courteous states: South Carolina, North Carolina and Maryland. And the least courteous states: Wisconsin, Massachusetts and Indiana. Some other findings from the report…
Donald
12:35 pm on Saturday, May 18, 2013
Companies certainly have that capability. I cannot say whether they are using it. But thanks for raising the issue. That's my very point. No matter what you hear (or don't hear) on your end of the phone, it is a duplex -- not simplex -- system. So everything said on the consumer's end, at all times during a telephone-switched connection, is capable of being recorded by a company. Of course, as … more ›
John Vuber
2:49 pm on Saturday, May 18, 2013
A thousand people show up for a library event and Mayor Glover, Deputy Mayor Gialanella and Councilman Lou Beckerman are STILL demanding the library budget be cut? Amazingly short sighted and foolish. The library is easily the most utilized municiple entity in town. Didn't Gialanella and the Mayor claim a few weeks back they "found" 67,000? Why do they have a vendetta against the library? more ›