October-November 2001 Edition

2001 Borough Council Race    Fair Lawn News interviewed all six Borough Council candidates about why they want to run for Council and what they hoped to accomplish.  Read their responses:  Allan Caan, David Ganz, Mark Sedaka, Dan Whalen   Business and Real Estate   Business Issues:  Problems facing retail merchants.    Recent Home Sales:  Homes have been selling for $53,000 to $525,000.    New Market and Gourmet Apples:  Fair Lawn's Gourmet Elf, shares her delight.    New Businesses:  Bank, pizza, diner and dance studio.    People and Organizations    Art on River Road: Non-profit offers classes and workshops.    TV Star:  15 year old Fair Lawn girl sings on Good Morning America.    Keep Those Stamps:  Fair Lawn Veterans are seeking stamps.     Library Happenings:  For kids and adults.     Senior Activities:  Health and fun.         Fair Lawn's Heritage   Fair Lawn In Photos:  A new book chronicles the development of Fair Lawn.    Farming in Fair Lawn:  The oldest continually operated farm in the County.    50 Years Ago in Fair Lawn:  Some things change and some don't.

After The September 11th Attack   Volunteers:  Fair Lawn residents helped rescue victims in Lower Manhattan and collect materials for rescue workers.     Lost in the Rubble: At least two residents didn't make it out.    In Their Own Words Reaction:  Grief and Pride.  Mayor and Schools Superintendent   Pictures and Words:  By Lloyd Dorfmann Not Designed For Insanity:  By A Survivor Disorientation:  A Short Editorial.    Education and Health   Exceptional Teacher:  A very special FLHS teacher is recognized for her achievements.    Board of Ed:  Sylvia Gaddi reports on a recent Board of Education meeting.   Backpacks:  Local officials warn that our kids are carrying too much stuff in their backpacks.   Other     Limits to Free Speech in Fair Lawn:  A current controversy exposes how we all can be held liable for what we say and write.    Deputy Mayor Resigns:  Sheri Adler had quite a week.   Letters to the Editor:  A special librarian and a helpful police staff.    Looking for sponsors:  If your business or organization would like to become a Fair Lawn News sponsor, send an e- mail to editor@fairlawnnews.com