June - July 2001 Edition

General News   State May Have Your Money:  List of 500 Fair Lawn residents and businesses who have not claimed their property or money.    Letters to the Editor: Letters about stealing flowers, schools, parking, drinking and more.   Follow Your Passions:  Sunny Schlenger on letting your passions become your contribution to Fair Lawn.   River Road Ten Years of Progress:  River Road improvements have spurred new investments.   Click on this banner to read more about the improvement district.    Controversial Bus Facility:  A former Mayor provides background on the zoning board application that just goes on and on.    Education and Health Election Results and George Frey:  Results of recent school board elections and a talk with the top vote getter.   Allergies Bothering You?:  Check out the Fair Lawn News Allergy calendar.    Summer Activities on Library's Web Site:  Reading clubs, create a mural, and construct a giant world out of papier mache.    Fair Lawn Ambassador:  Six year old helping to prevent birth defects.    Cleaning Up: Radburn School students figure out how to have fun and help the environment on Earth Day.    News About Fair Lawn News Editorial:  Improving the Discussion Space:  Ways to improve Fair Lawn's very popular Discussion Space.    Hackers Hit Fair Lawn News Web Site:  It sounds bizarre, but Fair Lawn News really did get caught up in a civil war between the Macedonian government and an Albanian militant group.

Business Grand Union Stores:  Eckerds coming to Fair Lawn Avenue, A&P to Broadway.     Radburn Building:  New owner, tenants and architect talk about this gracious building's past and future.     Broadway Advisory Committee:  The new Chairman of the committee talks about getting investments going.    Home Depot Is Not A Done Deal:  Before they can build their store, an environmental review is needed on the Paterson site.     New Stores:  New stores including a cafe, produce store and bank are opening up.  Also read a suggestion on how you can get new stores to come to Fair Lawn.       Government and Politics 2001 Election:  Choice in this year's local, county and state elections.    Who Does What?  Deputy Mayor explains our form of local government.   Revealing Glimpse:  A tense conversation at a recent Council meeting reveals how Fair Lawn officials struggle to balance goals.    Fair Lawn Organizations Appreciating the Underappreciated: Rotary Club expresses their thanks to local volunteers.    Shooting in Memorial Park:  The cannons getting ready for the September Civil War re-enactment don't shoot real cannonballs.    What's Up At Channel 66:  Former Mayor's 'Inside Borough Hall', Civil War Re-enactment, News, and Legal shows.     Senior Center:  Activities and trips sponsored by the Fair Lawn Senior Center.    Entertainment and Sports Basketball Team:  Trophies for 3rd and 4th grade girls traveling team.   Flag Day Concert:  Fair Lawn Diamond Jubilee Band's annual Flag Day concert will be held on June 13th.