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From the October-November 2000 Edition
On the November Ballot Voters will be asked on Election Day whether they want to financially reward our emergency service volunteers.
If
You Could Make One Improvement ... See Council Answers and Suggest Your Own
Heart
Warming Stories Get Wet A
videotape about Fair Lawn’s new immigrants and their gripping stories
was destroyed in a Labor Day flood at Fair Lawn’s Creative Cable’s
offices. See Interviews Destroyed By Flood
Station Improvements New Jersey Transit has rehabilitated the Radburn Train Station.
Is Your Kid Safe in That Car Seat? According to Fair Lawn's Traffic Safety Officer, Tim Franco, over 80% of the children's car seats in the U.S. are being used incorrectly. Call him at 201-794-5413 to have your child's seat checked at no cost.
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High School's Ranking in State Fair Lawn High School ranked 92nd out of 309 high schools in New Jersey.
Hot Real Estate Market Continues Fair Lawn's hot real estate market continues.
Grappling with Overnight Parking The Borough Council is grappling with the issue of overnight parking.
Is it Closing? Fair Lawn News checked out rumors that the Fair Lawn Avenue store is closing. See Grand Union Story
Library's New Garden Bricks at the new garden have helped raise over $5,000.
Revitalization Ideas A new committee is thinking about revitalizing our commercial districts.
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Regular Features
Send In Your Stories and Pictures Fair Lawn News is a collaboration of Fair Lawn residents. Help us by sending articles, news stories and pictures to the News Editor
Who Should Be Person of the Year? Who do you think should be Fair Lawn News' Person of the Year? Send in your nominations by November 15th to Fair Lawn News.
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Theater It's a Wonderful Life in December at the Old Library Theatre.
Free Time on Election Day? The League of Women Voters is looking for Election Day volunteers. For more information, send an E- mail to Nancy Wallace
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