Please note that I have spoken with our Police Chief who has confirmed the likelihood that Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi will in fact be staying at the Libyan Mission property within our city limits.
Construction for his arrival is well funded and underway. I have been assured by our Zoning Officer and Code Enforcement Official that the Mission is in full compliance with all paperwork and is being judiciously monitored.
Our toilets and sewer systems are the perfect "pathogen-dispersal systems," according to Sunita Narain of the Centre for Science and Environment, in India. "We take a small amount of contaminated material and use it to create vast quantities of water unfit for human consumption," says Narain. And we do it several times a day, in every American household, suspending a yearly average of 80 pounds of waste in 75,000 gallons of water per family.
The Garden State Harmonica Club monthly meeting will be held on September 14 2009 at 7:15 pm in the Meeting Hall(on adjacent Wood Street) at Grace Episcopal Church, 128 West Passaic Ave in Rutherford, NJ. Business meetings are held regularly on the 1ST Monday of each month.
Rory Fitzgerald, 27, and his fiancée Sarah Roman
Are Attracted by New, Well-Built Spacious Units, Affordability, Location and Neighbors
When Rory Fitzgerald, 27, and his fiancée Sarah Roman, 26, college sweethearts from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J., started looking to buy a home, they were all but serious. They had eight months left on their lease on an apartment in Red Bank, N.J., and had limited their home search to strictly the Web.
Andre Agassi's autobiography will be published by Alfred A. Knopf on November 9, it was announced today by Sonny Mehta, Chairman of the Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group. OPEN, a deeply personal account of Agassi's life on and off the court, will also simultaneously be published in Canada, England, Germany, France and the Netherlands. The Knopf first printing has been set at 500,000 copies, and it will be available as a Random House audiobook.
220 Route 59, Suffern, NY
-Space subdivided into 3 separate smaller parcels in order to close 3 retail transactions within one of the busiest locations in Rockland County-
NAI James E. Hanson, a leading New Jersey-based commercial real estate firm, is pleased to announce that it has recently completed three new long-term retail lease agreements, which total 5,500 square feet and are located at 220 Route 59 in the Airmont Village Square shopping center in Suffern, New York. NAI Hanson's Ronald A. Fotiu, Vice President, and Michael Jamgotchian, Sales Associate, represented the landlord, Troast LLC, in all three transactions.
Walk Benefits Children With Congenital Heart Defects – Sunday, October 4, 2009 at Ridgewood Duck Pond
It's My Heart Northern New Jersey Chapter, a national non-profit organization that supports families of children with congenital heart defects (CHD), the most common birth defect in the U.S., along with the Children’s Heart Foundation, which funds the most promising research to advance the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of congenital heart defects.
Plans were made at Tuesday's meeting for Thursday's Pool Party at the home of member Kelly Leitch. Although inclement weather loomed in the forecast< it was decided to hold the party subject to a last minute decision. A menu was planned for the group taking into consideration the fact that several Rotarians are vegetarians. With this hot weather, it will be a welcome relief!
Vice President Joe Biden today announced the availability of grants worth nearly $1.2 billion to help hospitals and health care providers implement and use electronic health records. The grants will be funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) and will help health care providers qualify for new incentives that will be made available in 2010 to doctors and hospitals that meaningfully use electronic health records.
A notable 33 percent of all homeless are veterans. The Alfred J. Thomas Home for Veterans assists Bergen County homeless veterans in their return to the community by providing support services they need to regain self-reliance and productivity. Join the Care Plus Foundation on September 13, 2009 at its 2nd Annual Ride for Wellness to raise funds in support of these veterans. The event will bring together walkers and all levels of cyclists for an enjoyable day.
“Even as warm weather gives way to the fall season, homeowners can do many things to improve a home’s curb appeal when preparing to sell,” advises Gail Tunis, head of Garden Maintenance for award-winning Borst Landscape & Design in Allendale, N.J. “It’s a buyer’s market right now so it’s important to bolster that first impression.”
The Care Plus Foundation is hosting a backpacks/messenger bags and school supply drive for teens in Care Plus NJ’s Homeward Bound Program. The program provides case management services and valuable life skills training for teens aging out of the foster care system.
— Leading Brokerage Firm Services Unique Needs of New Jersey’s Legal Community —
Newmark Associates, Inc., one of New Jersey’s preeminent brokerage firms, has announced the creation of an exclusive Real Estate Legal Division. Designed to cater to the specific needs of the legal community, this highly specialized division is part of a natural progression for Newmark Associates, which has a successful track record working with law firms of all sizes for more than 20 years to creatively structure lease and sale transactions.
David Houston Jr.
- Colliers Houston & Company releases 2nd Quarter Industrial Market Report for 2009 -
According to results found in Colliers Houston & Company's First and Second Quarter Market Reports for 2009, New Jersey's industrial markets remain steady despite the struggling economy, posting returns that are consistent with national recessionary trends. Overall, Northern New Jersey is well positioned for a quick recovery once the economic distress begins to ease, due to the increase in activity and overall strength of the Ports of Elizabeth and Newark, which will create demand for warehouse space locally, while the Central New Jersey industrial market will require several years of sustained growth in order to rebound.
