August - September 2001 Edition

General News   From FLHS to the Tony Awards:  Larry Hochman's old friends are not surprised at his musical success.    Dramatic Increase in Asian Population:  Including over 300 Filipinos now in town.    Faster Internet:  Three choices in Fair Lawn for faster Internet access.   Farmer's Market:  Not likely to see a market this year.   Letters about July 4th fireworks, vandalism in public gardens, mini-bus, and much more.    Events (Fair Lawn will host a Civil War weekend at Memorial Park from September 21st through the 23rd.)   Soldiers in the Park:  Police were called in when Fair Lawn residents saw strange characters with guns.   Meeting A Soldier:  Sergeant gives glimpse into the Civil War.   Events for Seniors: Shopping tips, court speaker and flowers.     Two Talented Columnists   Vacationing at the Dentist:  Lloyd P. Dorfman was completely scared out of his 42- year-old wits.    What Makes A Neighborhood:  Sunny is viewing Fair Lawn through the eyes of a newcomer.    Two Very Powerful Features    Free Classifieds:  Selling or buying something, looking for a job, or having a garage sale?  Want to publicize an event?  Check out Fair Lawn News' latest feature.    Discussion Space:  It's the best place to find out what your neighbors are thinking or to get your questions about Fair Lawn answered.    Waiting for the Next Edition?     Send an e- mail to editor@fairlawnnews.com and get notified when the next issue is available.

Business and Real Estate   Defying the Economic Slowdown:   Fair Lawn's real estate market is still strong.   New and Expanding Businesses:   The bowling alley is looking to expand and other business news.    River Road:  Read about parking solutions and more.    Letters about Fair Lawn business (including Grand Union).    Government and Politics   County Snubs Nose at Fair Lawn:  The County again rejects efforts to make Fair Lawn Avenue safer. (Editorial)   You Are Getting $585:   Fair Lawn homeowners will get a check in September.     2001 Election:  The recent primary and the Fall ballot.    Politics on Channel 66: Bob Gordon's new show.    The $1.5 million garage: Why the borough is building a new facility.    Education   Learning from Around the World: Kids are using videoconferencing  to learn about science, writing, music and more.    New Board of Ed Superintendent: Bruce Watson talks about his goals.   Improvisational Star:  County recognizes 2001 FLHS graduate.   Special Web Sites This Month    Bergen County's Web Site: Great new resource, but not yet as good as the borough's web site.    Library's Web Site:   Activities for children and adults, as well as the library catalog and databases.    What Is Fair Lawn News?   Fair Lawn News is a collaborative effort by residents who volunteer their time to research, write and photograph Fair Lawn related issues and events. Join us. For one story or an ongoing contribution. Contact:  editor@fairlawnnews.com