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From the September-October 2000 Edition
New Owner For NabiscoMore
on Nabisco’s Fair Lawn Factory.
Broadway ImprovementsThe
Broadway Advisory Committee's final recommendations include increasing
the number of parking spaces
and improving the
appeal of the street. Keith
Brown, a member of the Committee since its inception in the Fall of
1999, told Fair Lawn News that too many Broadway stores are dirty or in need of
repair. However, Mr. Brown said that Warren Point School is now being
spruced up and new garbage cans and banners have been ordered.
Pride in Gore's Choice for VPFair Lawn's Jewish community has been energized by Al Gore's choice of Joseph Lieberman as his running mate.
Where Your Real Estate Taxes GoThe average residential property owner pays $5,159 per year in real estate taxes.
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Theater in Fair Lawn
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- Praise for work over railroad tracks - Hi to Old Neighbors - A couple of compliments.
Puzzle and Trivia How many of your elected officials can you name?
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Fair Lawn Commons Almost CompletedBy November, the 340th and last apartment at Fair Lawn Commons (the 21 building development along Route 208) is expected to be completed.
Recent Home SalesRecent sales of homes in Fair Lawn have ranged from a $97,000 condominium to a $365,000 home on Berdan Avenue.
Elks Out, Synagogue In After many years in Fair Lawn, the Elks are selling their lodge at 30-02 Fair Lawn Avenue. Late last year, the Fair Lawn members moved into the Elmwood Park lodge. Like other fraternal organizations in the nation, membership has been steadily declining. Bris Avrohom (an orthodox synagogue serving mostly Russian Jews) will be purchasing the building. The synagogue currently operates out of a modest storefront near the Radburn train station.
Send In Your Stories and PicturesFair Lawn News needs your help for articles, news stories and pictures. Please send them to: fairlawnnews@yahoo.com
Pool UpdateThe borough is planning on many more improvements for Memorial and Walsh Pools.
DVDs At The LibraryOnce upon a time, Fair Lawn's library just had reading materials. Now its collection of 5,000 movies for adults and children has been supplemented with 50 movies on DVD (digital video disk). DVDs have greater resolution than a CD or VHS tape, which is why they are becoming increasingly popular for home entertainment systems and personal computers. Archives from Fair Lawn NewsSee Summer 2000 (our first edition)
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