Articles on People and Organizations   Two Years After She Was Killed:  Did the death of Officer Collura have a lasting impact?  And, a peek at the Congressional vote to name a post office after Fair Lawn's former policewoman.   (Summer 2005)   Where Fair Lawners Work:  It's interesting to see where most Fair Lawn residents work and where the people who work in Fair Lawn, live.   (Summer 2005) Remembering Frank Bennett:  Dick Engelhardt on Fair Lawn HIgh's football coach, a long time ago.  (Summer 2005) Naming Fair Lawn Streets:  Jane Lyle Diepeveen on the origin of our street's names.  (Summer 2005) For Kids With Severe Problems:  The Children's Therapy Center provides services for kids with major genetic disorders, severe developmental delays, visual problems, communication disorders and physical problems.  Find out how Tatum O’Neal, fertility drugs, the Saddle River, special education, parking shortages, and  basement flooding -- have something in common.   (Spring 2005) The Opportunity Center on Fair Lawn Avenue  It's sort of a place to work.   (Spring 2005) One Kid:  Zack Stein is raising money to help prevent birth defects and assist babies born prematurely.   (Spring 2005) C. Arthur Ferwerda: This World War II veteran, a fifty year resident of Fair Lawn, shared his World War II story with Fair Lawn News.   (Winter 2005)   Discrimination and Homeland Security:  A group of Jewish residents have set up a new group to fight discrimination against ethnic groups -- in an effort to protect Fair Lawn.  (Winter 2005)   At All-Sports, It's Never Too Early to Think About Baseball:  Hundreds of volunteers in Fair Lawn help to bring All Sports programs to kids.  (Winter 2005)   Naugle House:  Jane Lyle Diepeveen, Fair Lawn's Borough Historian, on the Ackerman-Naugle family and their homes.   (Fall 2004)   The Caps Are Leaving Fair Lawn, Now  Before his bar mitzvah, Eric Pass started collecting caps to give to kids battling cancer.  His goal was to collect 1,800.  (Fall 2004) Bankruptcy:  Evelyn McHugh on Radburn's extraordinary boom and bust.  Last of her four part series on Radburn's history.   (Fall 2004) More Hall of Fame: More special people nominated to Fair Lawn's Hall of Fame, including Andrew and Andy Fox, Jay Freidman, the Golds and some Sports Hall of Famers.  (Summer 2004) Hubie Brown:  He has done pretty well for himself since his days at Fair Lawn High.  (Summer 2004) Fair Lawn TV:  Volunteers are writing, directing, producing, and starring on Channel 77, Fair Lawn's own TV station.  (Summer 2004)   From Radburn Road to Cooperstown: In July, Fair Lawn's own Murray Chass will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.  (Spring 2004)   Fair Lawn's Hall of Fame:  More special people who belong in Fair Lawn's Hall of Fame, include:  Marge and Julian Bornstein, Ed Cooper, Andrew E. Fox, Nick Felice, Sam Greydanus,  Matt Healey, Bob Langan, Henry "Pop" Milnes, Lewis Sprechman, Nick Vanore, and Helda Walsh. (Spring 2004)   Fighting to Breathe After 9/11:  On September 11th, 2001 -- Bob Gulack was a victim of international terrorism.  A month later, he became a victim, again.  (Spring 2004)   Who Gave Money Last Year:  Fair Lawn residents and businesses who gave to the the congressional and presidential candidates in 2003.  (Spring 2004)   Police Station;  Going to jail was fun for some 8 year old cub scouts.  Getting arrested was no joke for two 12 year old girls.  (Spring 2004)   Police Officer Sara Toro:  How she faced the murder of her colleague and friend.  How real police work compares with what we watch on TV, what cops do when it’s quiet, and much more. (Winter 2004)   Who Is Our New Assemblyman?  He's really excited about his new job that pays about $14.50 an hour. (Winter 2004) The Most Powerful Man in Fair Lawn:  Fair Lawn News talks with the Congressman Steve Rothman about running for higher office, Iraq and President Bush, endorsing Joe Lieberman, and not dating any movie stars.  (Winter 2004) Counting Bill Gates' Money: Evan Marcus figures out how much money the world's richest man has and all the toys he can buy with it.  (Fall 2003) How Old Is Your Neighbor?:  It's kind of spooky what you can find out on the Internet.  (Fall 2003) Fair Lawn's Hall of Fame:  The first of the nominees are in.    (Fall 2003) The last of the unclaimed Money: In the last of our three part series, Fair Lawn News publishes the names of another 500 residents and businesses with unclaimed money.  (Summer 2003) Three New Volunteer Firefighters:  A young woman following her Dad's footsteps, law school student inspired by 9/11, and father of two wants to help community.   (February 2003) Fair Lawn TV:  Having trouble finding our local station and did you know you could get cable TV for only $12.69 per month.  (February 2003) Seniors:  Activities at the Senior Center.   (February 2003) Fair Lawn Actress:  Karol Shveytser nominated for a prestigious award.  (December 2002)   From Paterson to Fair Lawn:   St. Leon Armenian Church honors Father Hallajian's many years of service.  (October 2002)   Upcoming Events:  You can find out what's going on around town by checking out the Events (and Classifieds listing).  It doesn't cost anything to list your event. (October 2002)   Stuff For Seniors:  Activities at the Senior Center:  learning, having fun and improving your health. (October 2002) Fair Lawn Nurse in Israel:  Ruth Grossberg learned how nurses work when faced with non-conventional warfare.   (August 2002) Did You See Fair Lawn News on TV?. Lloyd Dorfman's show premiered on Channel 66.   (August 2002)  Did You See Laurie Hochman on TV?  Well over 100 people saw Lloyd's show, over 1,000,000 saw Laurie's.   (August 2002) Who Has a Crush on You?   Today, Fair Lawn's teenagers and young adults are much more sophisticated.   (August 2002) Computer Tips:  Fred Holzsager on a critical task for computer users.  (August 2002) Organizing:  Stacey Agin Murray's tips on organizing summertime (and anytime) photographs.  (August 2002) Obstacle Course:  Jean Barratta zipping around town.    (April 2002) Churches:  Regional celebration of oriental churches  (February 2002) Early Start:  Eight year old records and performs (February 2002) Florida:  WW II  veterans reunite in Florida.  (February 2002) Out of the Kitchen:  And into the gym.  (December 2001) Get Some People Together:  Hosting a Cookie Exchange.  (December 2001) Art on River Road: Non-profit offers classes and workshops. (October 2001)  TV Star:  15 year old Fair Lawn girl sings on Good Morning America. (October 2001)  Keep Those Stamps:  Fair Lawn Veterans are seeking stamps.  (October 2001)  Library Happenings:  For kids and adults.  (October 2001)  Senior Activities:  Health and fun. (October 2001)  From Fair Lawn High School to Tony Award Nominee:   (August 2001) Changing Population:  Asian population is growing, including 335 Filipinos.  (August 2001) Appreciating the Underappreciated: Rotary Club expresses their thanks.   (June 2001)  Shooting in Memorial Park:  But they are not real cannonballs.   (June 2001) Channel 66:  Inside Borough Hall, News and Legal shows.  (June 2001) New Shows on Channel 66  (April 2001) Senior Center Trips and Activities  (April 2001) Hadassah Honors Its Woman of the Year  (April 2001) Spotlight on Fair Lawn Community Television  (February 2001) Congregation Ahavat Achim the Smedresmans  (February 2001) Cable Station Needs Help (December 2000)   Veterans Remembered (December 2000) Cable Station Flooded (October 2000) Interviews Destroyed By Flood (October 2000) Elks Selling Lodge to Bris Avrohom (September 2000)     Links to Fair Lawn Organizations   Sports Links Fair Lawn's Recreation Department All-Sports Association   Entertainment Links Diamond Jubilee Band Fair Lawn High School Musicals Old Library Theatre Radburn Players   Religious Institutions Links Ahavat Achim Orthodox Congregation Congregation Shomrei Torah Episcopal Church of the Atonement (Anglican) Fair Lawn Jewish Center Our Savior Lutheran Church St. Anne's Church St. Leon Armenian Church Temple Avoda Temple Beth Sholom Van Riper Ellis Broadway Baptist Church Young Israel of Fair Lawn   Misc. Organizations Links Fair Lawn Deaf Program Garretson Farms  High School Alumni Association  League of Women Voters of Fair Lawn Radburn Association Volunteer Center Of Bergen County