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From the February - March 2001 Edition
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Letters To The Editor
Shopping and Development Letters about shopping on Sundays, desired stores and the proposed storage unit.
Overnight Parking The overnight parking ban continues to generate letters.
Banning Power Tools Banning outdoor power tools on weekends is not popular.
Other Letters Traffic Signal, Favorite Fair Lawn Doctor, Synagogue Fundraiser, VFW Award and more.
Education and Health
School Enrollment Fair Lawn's public schools now have about 4,500 children enrolled.
How Our Kids Are Doing A look at Fair Lawn's most recent SAT and elementary school standardized test scores.
Transportation
Transportation Updates Route 4 / Route 208, Morlot Avenue and Plaza Road, Chandler Drive Traffic Light, Pedestrian Improvements, and New Bus Service.
Broadway Station May Stay Open NJ Transit may not close the train station after all.
Trains to Midtown Manhattan NJ Transit will start train service from Fair Lawn to midtown Manhattan next year.
Faster Car Trip To Newark A new highway link makes the trip to Newark much faster.
Trivia Page: Trivia with a transportation twist in this issue.
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General
News
Caught
in the Middle Ellington
Road residents seem to
have found themselves caught in the middle of every hot issue in Fair
Lawn.
Arrested Three NYC men are charged with a Fair Lawn assault and the Mayor of Oradell is charged with stealing money from a Fair Lawn woman.
Government and Politics
Mayor Re-Elected By Council In January, David Ganz was re-elected for his third term.
Tribute To Flossie A recent celebration honored Councilwoman Flossie Dobrow's twenty five years of achievements. She is not expected to run for re-election.
Fair Lawn Organizations
Spotlight on Fair Lawn Community Television Behind the scenes at Fair Lawn's own Channel 66.
Senior Center News from the Fair Lawn Senior Citizens Center.
Business and Real Estate
Click on one of the topics along the left side of the screen for business news, recent home sale prices and news from the Chamber of Commerce.
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