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The Moonachie
messenger
OCTOBER/ NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER 2014
MOONACHIE, BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY
The Moonachie
Scholarship Committee
hosted
The Second Community
Taste of Moonachie
October 8, 2014
The Graycliff
THE MOONACHIE MESSENGER
LIONS SCHOLARSHIP
Wood-Ridge and Moonachie students that are
graduating from any accredited public or private
high school and will be attending college in the fall
are eligible to apply for Wood-Ridge Lions Club
Scholarships. The awards are given to students that
have exhibited a strong commitment to their
education and overall achievements. As a service
organization, the judges also put a very strong
emphasis on the student’s service to their school,
church or community.
Applications for the Wood-Ridge Lions Club
scholarships will be sent to area high school
guidance departments in early March. They may
also be picked up at Siegel’s Hardware on Valley
Blvd. in Wood-Ridge and at JAN PROMOTIONS,
50 Moonachie Road in Moonachie.
The club will be presenting awards in various
amounts to Wood-Ridge or Moonachie graduating
seniors. One award is in the name of Lion Vinny
Pascale and the Wood-Ridge Lions Club Charter
Members. The second award is in the name of Jim
Love Sr. and Phil Rottini. A third award is in the
name of Lion William J. Nagel. Additional awards
and the amounts of each award will be determined
by the scholarship committee at the time of judging.
Please note that this is a separate application from
The Wood-Ridge Memorial Foundation and the
Moonachie Scholarship Foundation applications.
Deadline for application returns is April 24th.
Judging will be on May 7th.
MOONACHIE SCHOLARSHIP
FUND
The Moonachie Scholarship
Fund Committee is seeking
new members.
Anyone
interested in getting involved
please call the number
shown below.
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The time requirements
are light.
Working for our children is rewarding.
The need is great.
Please call Borough Hall at (201) 641-1813 and
leave your name and phone number or send an
e-mail to [email protected].
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF MOONACHIE
At the corner of Carol Place & Moonachie Road
Come and pray with us!
Sundays at 11:00 am
Everyone is welcome!
Office : 201.939.7920
Ministers—all members of the church
Dates to Remember:
OCTOBER 2014
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Free Lunch Program 11:30-12:30
World Communion Sunday
Food Drive Collection Community 9:00am-2:00pm
Food Drive Collection Community 9:00am-2:00pm
Worship Service 11:00am
Moonachie Session Meeting
Worship Service 11:00am Reformation Sunday
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Free Lunch Program 11:30-12:30
Holy Communion Worship Service 11:00am
Set-up for Bazaar 7:00pm
Holiday Bazaar 9:00am-3:00pm
Moonachie Session Meeting 6:30pm
First Sunday in Advent
DECEMBER 2014
7 Free Lunch Program 11:30-12:30
SAINT MARGARET
FOOD PANTRY
Thank you to the Teachers and Staff at The Robert L.
Craig School in Moonachie and to Sue Barrise Project
Coordinator for all your donations in supporting the
St. Margaret’s of Cortona Church Food Pantry in
Little Ferry. Your efforts are certainly appreciated by
many families.
Sincerely,
The St. Margaret’s Food Pantry Committee
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
VERY IMPORTANT – CHANGES IN GARBAGE COLLECTION
Twice a week garbage collection ends in September.
There will be no Thursday collection from September
through Memorial Day 2015.
GARBAGE GOSSIP
Here are some tips for garbage collection in Moonachie:
1.
Garbage must be in cans or bags.
2.
Garbage will be collected on Mondays from
September until Memorial Day. If a holiday
falls on a Monday, garbage will be collected
on Tuesday.
3.
If you put out metal, or electronics, yard waste or recycling with your garbage, it will
not be collected.
4.
If you have bulky waste, put it out on Sunday night. Wood must be cut and bundled,
and nails have to be bent down or removed.
5.
No container (bag or barrel) can weigh more than 35 pounds.
6.
If you have paint (latex only) you need to add sand or kitty litter to absorb the liquid
before you put it to the curb.
7.
If you have metal or electronics, put it out on Wednesday night. The DPW will pick it
up on Thursday.
8.
Yard waste gets collected on Wednesdays. No plastic bags are allowed. Limbs must
be cut into 4 foot lengths and tied.
9.
If the roads are impassable due to weather conditions, garbage will not be collected
on the regularly scheduled day. It will be picked up on the next accessible day.
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO LEAF COLLECTION IN THE
BOROUGH OF MOONACHIE
Free leaf bags to all Moonachie Residents
NO MORE LOOSE LEAVES COLLECTED
At the start of the 2014 Leaf Season, FREE leaf bags will be given out to the residents of Moonachie who have leaves
to be collected. The DPW will no longer pick up piles of raked or loose leaves.
Moonachie residents will be able to put their leaves out on Tuesday evenings in paper bags or in garbage cans.
They will be picked up by Get A Can on Wednesdays until November 26th. After November 26th, the DPW
will pick up the leaves ONLY if they are in the PAPER LEAF COLLECTION BAGS. BARRELS, PLASTIC
CONTAINERS OR PLASTIC BAGS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
No loose leaves will be picked up this leaf season. Every household must bag their leaves, or put them into garbage
cans for collection. Leaves are not to be raked or blown into the street. No leaves will be picked up in plastic bags.
Residents can pick up free leaf bags at Borough Hall. Residents will be required to sign a log and provide proof of
residency to get free bags. No resident can pick up more than 15 bags at a time. Residents will not be permitted to
get free bags for other people, but will be able to buy bags for other people.
Twigs and branches must be bundled into 4 foot lengths and tied and kept separate from leaves. The DPW will pick
up the bundles on Wednesdays as well.
Free bags will not be given out past December 12th.
CARBON MONOXIDE
POISONING
As the seasons change and the weather becomes colder,
extreme caution is urged when using sources of carbon
monoxide such as unvented kerosene and gas space
heaters, gas water heaters, wood stoves, leaking
chimneys and furnaces, fireplaces and gas stoves. Other
common sources are automobile exhaust from attached
or unvented garages and “patched” vent pipes using
tape, gum or other substances.
Carbon monoxide is an odorless and colorless gas that
can deprive the body of oxygen. The New Jersey Poison
Information and Education System (NJPIES) encourages
everyone to install carbon monoxide detectors in his
or her home. Exposure can produce headaches,
sleepiness, fatigue, confusion and irritability at low levels.
At higher levels, it can result in nausea, vomiting,
irregular heartbeat, impaired vision and coordination,
and death.
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Live Saving Tips
Open flues when fireplaces are in use
Chimneys should be inspected & cleaned annually
DO NOT idle the car inside the garage
Use the correct fuel in kerosene heaters
NEVER use charcoal indoors or in areas with
inadequate ventilation
Have a trained professional inspect, clean and
tune-up central heating systems like the furnace
every year.
Gas appliances must have adequate ventilation
so that carbon monoxide will not accumulate
NO PARKING ON SNOW
COVERED STREETS
This is the time of year that our police department is out
writing tickets for cars left in the street overnight when it
snows. Don’t be one who forgets to put the car in the
driveway when a snowstorm is in the forecast. We must
be able to get the snowplows close to the curb to avoid
the problems of snow piled in the street where a car was
parked. Moonachie’s DPW takes pride in the job they do
when the need arises and they cannot do a good job if
there are cars parked in the roadway.
To avoid a ticket:
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Listen to the weather before going to bed.
If snow is forecasted, find off-street parking.
If off-street parking is not an option, call the
police for advice.
Alternate parking
locations on Borough property may be
utilized with police permission until the
street is cleared of snow.
Cars reported as disabled will be towed
during a snow emergency.
The parking restriction remains in effect until after the
snowfall has ceased until the roads have been plowed
sufficiently and to the extent that parking will not
interfere with the normal flow of traffic.
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
SOUTH BERGEN ROTARY
CLUB HAPPENINGS
October 25th
5K Moonachie Mystery Run
Application in the Moonachie
Messenger. Reduced fee
for students
November
Dictionaries for Third Graders
Fruit sale and wreath sale
December
Moonachie Tree Lighting
Meetings are held Wednesday 7:30am at Berry Creek
Café on Moonachie Ave. The meetings last an hour.
All are welcome.
HAPPENINGS AT
ST. MARGARET
Join Fr. Kevin for a Night at the Movies on
Saturday October 4 at 6:30pm in Marnell Hall.
Casablanca will be shown. Refreshments will
be served.
Confirmation will be celebrated on October
25 at the 5:30pm Mass.
The Annual Tricky Tray is scheduled for
Saturday, November 1 at 6:30. For tickets,
please call the church office at 201-641-2988.
The Fall Flea Market is November 22 from
9:00am to 4:00pm. Tables are $25.00. For table
or to help, call Ellie at 201-641-0883.
The Parish Social Life Board is running a
Chicken Dinner on Saturday, November 29 in
Marnell Hall. Dinner will be served from
6:30 to 7:30. Tickets are $15; contact Ellie if
interested at 201-641-0883.
The Men of Cortona are planning their annual
Breakfast in Bethlehem. Tickets are free, but
are required in advance. Please contact the
church office at 201-641-0474.
December 7 at 3:00pm is the Annual Festival of
Candles.
Please join us for this year’s Christmas
Celebration. Masses at 5:30pm on Christmas
Eve, 12:00midnight, 8:00am, 10:00am and
12:00 noon.
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WHAT’S HAPPENING IN MOONACHIE...
Second Annual Family Fun Day
sponsored by Mayor and Council
On Saturday, August 9, 2014 Moonachie held the Second
Annual Family Fun Day. At 2 o’clock residents of all ages
swarmed the Joseph Street Park and the Civic Center.
The beautiful summer day was packed full of fun with
waterslide inflatables, balloon art, DJ, hamburgers,
hot dogs, and displays. It was wonderful to see so many
Moonachie residents come together and enjoy themselves.
A special thank you goes out to the Mayor and Council for
making Family Fun Day possible for all the residents.
We all look forward to next year for the Third Annual Family
Fun Day.
M
MOOOONNAACCHHIIEE
STRONGER
EVERYDAY!!
OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
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MOONACHIE SENIOR
CITIZENS 2014 BUS TRIPS
T r i p S ch e d u le : O c t • N ov • D e c 2 0 1 4
Lakeside, Hazlet, NJ
Show – Oktoberfest
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Departure Time 9:45am
Two Drink Tickets
Menu Choice Ten Days Before Date
Tossed Salad
Sauerbraten with Egg Noodles
Roast Pork with Egg Noodles
Broiled Tilapia
Potato & Vegetable
Dessert Apple Crumbake/With Ice Cream
Coffee – Tea- Decaf – Soda
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
MOONACHIE SENIOR PICNIC
The 2014 Senior Picnic was an unqualified success!!!
So many seniors enjoyed the wonderful music,
Tony Cirillo's amazing homemade mozzarella and Italian
culinary treats, Lou Cappadonna's talent on the grill, and
Mr. Kay's charm and leadership. Bud Evers once again
helmed a tremendous event. Mayor Vaccaro thanked the
seniors for inviting him. Great thanks to all (and that
includes you, Mr. Facendola, the DPW, and the wonderful
people who did the shopping, set up and break down)
who contributed.
Cost $47.00 per person
LaGreci’s Staten Island
Show – 3 Irish Tenors Mike & Jimmy
Bryne and Martin Flynn
Thursday, November 20, 2014
One Hour Open Bar
Menu
Fresh Garden Salad
Choice of Salad or Soup
Corned Beef & Cabbage
Half of Roasted Chicken
Salmon with Dill Sauce
Dessert – Coffee – Tea
Wine & Soda during Lunch
Hunterdon Hills Playhouse
Show – A Playhouse Christmas 2014
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Call Audrey for Menu 10 Days Prior to Event
Cash Bar
Famous Dessert Buffet
For Information & Reservations:
Contact: Audrey Evers, Group Leader • (201) 641-4334
35 Edstan Drive, Moonachie, NJ 07074
flu vaccinations
Wednesday, October 15, 2014, 11-12P.M.
Moonachie Civic Center, 125 Moonachie Road
Seniors 65+ with Medicare Part B: Bring card
Under 65: $20.00
If you have an HMO, it is preferred that you go to your
own physician for the vaccination.
All those receiving a vaccine must sign a consent form.
Please call the Moonachie Board of Health at
201- 641-1813 ext. 6 for further information.
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
CURBSIDE RECYCLING
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
TUESDAY RECYCLING SCHEDULE
FOR oct • Nov & Dec 2014
October 7th
Mixed Paper and Corrugated Boxes
October 21st
October 14th
Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)
October 28th
November 4th
November 11th
November 18th
November 25th
December 2nd
December 16th
December 9th
December 23rd
December 30th
ANY CONSTRUCTION
DEBRIS FROM SUPERSTORM SANDY WILL
NO LONGER BE PICKED
UP BY THE BOROUGH’S
GARBAGE CONTRACTOR
ALL RESIDENTS WILL
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE REMOVAL AND
DISPOSAL OF ALL
CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS
GOING FORWARD
PLEASE BE ADVISED BOROUGH ORDINANCE REQUIRES THAT ALL GARBAGE AND
RECYCLING CONTAINERS MUST BE PUT AT CURB AND NOT IN THE STREET
SCRAP METAL, APPLIANCES, AND COMPUTERS – PUT OUT AT CURB ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT FOR
THURSDAY PICK-UP.
REFRIGERATORS AND AIR CONDITIONERS MUST HAVE A PERMIT ISSUED BY THE BOROUGH ($10.00 FEE)
CURBSIDE PICK-UP.
PLEASE SAVE THIS SCHEDULE OR REFER TO THE MONTHLY CALENDAR IN THE Moonachie Messenger.
2014
HOUSEHOLD
PARAMUS
HAZARDOUS
Bergen Community College,
400 Paramus Road, Paramus
*******
Sunday, October 19, 2014
WASTE
EVENTS
MAHWAH
Bergen County Campgaw
Mountain Reservation, 200
Campgaw Road, Mahwah
*******
Saturday, November 1, 2014
The hours for the Household hazardous waste collection events
are 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM rain or shine.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact
Richard Baroch (201-807-8696 or [email protected]) directly.
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Santa is coming to...
MOONACHIE!
Mark your calendars, on Sunday,
December 21st starting at
11:00am the Moonachie Fire
Department and Santa Claus
will be coming to your
neighborhood. Santa will
be stopping at intersections
at the end of streets throughout the community.
All families are encouraged to walk up to the
intersections and meet with Santa. Please come
out and join in the holiday festivities.
MOONACHIE SENIORS
Annual Christmas Party
The Dolce Novita
107 Moonachie Road, Moonachie
Tuesday, December 16th, 2014
12:00 Noon - 4:00 pm
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OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
BOROUGH OF MOONACHIE MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR
SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
On Thursday, September 11, 2014 the Borough of
Moonachie held a September 11th Memorial
Service in memory of the victims who lost their lives
in the terrorist attacks against the United States of
America. A large crowd of residents gathered
together as Mayor Dennis Vaccaro led the
ceremony with a welcome address. A heartfelt
invocation and benediction was given by
Pastor Kevin Carter of St. Margaret’s of Cortona
Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by
Ethan Ciannamea, and Ed Nepil, Jr. singing the
National Anthem. Special guest speakers included
Councilwoman Ms. Kathy Kinsella and Moonachie
Superintendent / Principal Mr. Frank Scarafile.
The Moonachie Fire Department and Moonachie
First Aid Squad representatives placed a wreath at
the 9/11 Monument to honor the victims of 9/11 as
well as those who are currently serving in our
armed forces. Franchesca Macalintal stunned the
crowd with her beautiful rendition of “Hero” and
“God Bless America”. It was a beautiful ceremony
remembering a tragic event that has forever
changed our lives.
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RLC PTO MARKET FAIR
Robert L Craig PTO is sponsoring a year-round fundraiser
with Market Day! Market Day offers butcher shop quality
meats, quick cook entrées and sides, breakfast items,
lunch box favorites, appetizers, indulgent desserts and
more. Customers appreciate every day prices that are
competitive with retail yet offer the added benefit of
helping your local PTO. Catalogs are available at town hall
or at the senior center. Orders can be placed online and
are available for pick up the 3rd Thursday of each month
at 6:30 PM the RLC school cafeteria. Delivery is available in
Moonachie for pre-paid orders. For more information or to
request a catalog, call Robyn Monti at 201.641.8277.
OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
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ROBERT L. CRAIG
Robert L. Craig School Art Department Hosted M.C. Escher Traveling Exhibit
Students Were Fascinated by Tessellation Master M.C. Escher!
(Moonachie, New Jersey): The Robert L. Craig School displayed a Teacher’s Discovery Traveling Exhibit
featuring the fascinating paintings and drawings of the master of artistic illusion, M.C. Escher. The students
and staff enjoyed the giant reproductions during the weeks of the 8th and the 15th. The exhibit celebrates
fine art and the lifelike drawing that you can’t tear your eyes from, including the famous Drawing Hands in
which the two hands seem to draw each other!
The rental of this awesome and engaging traveling exhibit was arranged by the school’s art teacher
(Ms. Ten Hoeve) and made possible by the Board of Education and school administration. Their generous
support of the Art program and its endeavors is unfailing and has allowed the students of R.L.C. to
experience these wondrous traveling art exhibits several years in a row. It has become an annual tradition
that is anticipated by students and staff alike, each year welcoming a new artist into our school.
In Art class, students study the work and life of the artist and its implications on life today. Special optical
illusion experiments were enjoyed and discussed. Students discussed the mathematical and architectural
implications of the work, allowing cross-curricular connections to be made. It was a special and memorable
way to begin the school year with greatness in mind.
Overall, it was an enlightening experience for all involved and the Robert L.Craig School was extremely
excited to be hosting this show.
A Special Thanks!!
The Staff of the Moonachie Summer Recreation 2014
would like to thank everyone who helped make
this year’s program a success. Special thanks goes
out to Valley National Bank, which sponsored this
year’s Summer Recreation Program. Their generous
donation paid for the Recreation T-Shirts and
the Closing Day festivities. Thank you to Shop Rite
of Hackensack for supplying food, soda, water,
and paper products for our 4th of July BBQ and
Closing Day Celebrations. Thank you, also, to Burger
King, CJ’s Pizza, Ben’s Bagel Barn, Fun Time
Inflatables, Moonachie Fire Department, Moonachie
Police Department and Moonachie DPW.
Thank you and we look forward to working with you again next year!
of LITTLE FERRY
of HACKENSACK
of MOONACHIE
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Moonachie Summer Recreation 2014 Comes to an End
Moonachie Summer Recreation 2014 has finally finished up for the summer. The last weeks
were full of fun activities.Triple A of North Jersey’s Otto the Auto was brought in to teach about
pedestrian safety. Inline skating and bowling were a big hit too. Keansburg Water Park
was refreshing on those really hot days and Medieval Times was a large trip that was full of
good food and fun! On the last day of recreation we held our annual Closing Day Celebration
sponsored by Valley National Bank and ShopRite of Hackensack. Starbucks of Little Ferry
donated coffee for the adults. A Talent Show started the day off, followed by Fun Time water
slide inflatables, balloon art, hamburgers, hot dogs, and ice cream. The Closing day for
Moonachie Summer Recreation 2014 finished off with a hose-down by the Moonachie Fire
Department. Also participating in the closing day this year was the Moonachie Seniors who
enjoyed the food and a Magic Show provided by the Municipal Alliance at the Civic Center.
Thank you to all of our 2014 Moonachie Summer Recreation Staff for your hard work.
Thank you AnnClaire Macalintal, Chris Cirillo, Freddy Dressel, Alexis Morales, Francesca Morra,
Daniel Pizzuto, Michelle Potocki, Josh Quintana, Jonathan Surak and Elizabeth VanDerHoof.
This year’s staff was headed by Director Philip Facendola. Thank you Mr. Facendola for your
endless energy in pulling this whole program together. Thank you to the Borough of Moonachie
for making this program possible for all of the residents of Moonachie. We hope to see you all
again next year and please look forward to other Moonachie Recreation, Moonachie Municipal
Alliance, and Dare events throughout the coming school year!
OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
HE MOONACHIE MESSENGER
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MOONACHIE MUNICIPAL
ALLIANCE 2014
Remember, that October
23rd to the 31st is Red Ribbon
Week!
As always, we are looking for
volunteers to help whenever
possible. These hours can be used for community
service, your resume, and are considered when
applying to be a Moonachie Recreation Counselor.
If you have any questions, you can call Alliance
Coordinator Mr. Facendola at (201) 206-8774.
Moonachie Sports
2014-2015
In-House Basketball for all boys and girls in Pre-K
through 4th grades will be starting in December.
Registration forms will be distributed through
the school.
Travel Basketball registration forms for boys and girls
in grades 5 to 8 will be sent out in October and
practices will begin shortly thereafter. The schedule
of games will begin at the start of the New Year.
Anyone interested in coaching can attend our
Rutgers Coach’s Safety Clinic certification class
to be held in November.
For further info you can contact Recreation Director,
Phil Facendola at 201-206-8774
OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
OCTOBER 2014
Important Days In Moonachie
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
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SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
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L E AV E S
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PAINT CLASS
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Taste of
Moonachie
The Graycliff
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BOROUGH OFFICE
CLOSED
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LAKESIDE
HAZLET, NJ
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& PAINT CLASS
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PAINT CLASS
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Run9:00AM
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PA P E R
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FREE RABIES
SHOT
7PM-8PM
ZOMBIEINVASIONS
CIVCCENTER2-5PM
COME& BEPREPARED
30
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PAINT CLASS
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R E C Y C L IN G L E AV E S
MOONACHIE
TRASH
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SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
SENIOR “SANDY
SEMINAR”
5:30-7:30 PM
26
10
Burger king
cash-o-la
5:00 - 7:00pm
FLU SHOTS
11AM-12NOON
SENIOR’S ART
& PAINT
CLASS
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STRONGER EVERYDAY!!
NOVEMBER 2014
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
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SAVING TIME
ENDS
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25
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BOROUGH OFFICE
CLOSED
12:30 BINGO
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PAINT CLASS
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PAINT CLASS
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TRASH
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PA P E R
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PAINT CLASS
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Burger king
cash-o-la
5:00 - 7:00pm
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PAINT CLASS
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STATEN ISLAND
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PA P E R
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MOONACHIE
TRASH
G RA S S /
C OMING LED
R E C Y C L IN G L E AV E S
SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
STRONGER EVERYDAY!!
DECEMBER 2014
Sunday
Monday
1
7
14
Tuesday
2
3
SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
12:30 BINGO
Thursday
4
PA P E R
8
9
10
SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
SENIOR BUS TRIP Burger king
cash-o-la
HUNTERDON
HILLS PLAYHOUSE 5:00 - 7:00pm
11
TRASH
CO MINGL ED
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& PAINT
CLASS
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MEETING
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PA P E R
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SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
BOROUGH OFFICE
CLOSED
Friday
Saturday
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SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
TRASH
SENIOR XMAS PARTY
THE DOLCE NOVITA
12 NOON- 4PM
21
Wednesday
Borough
Tree
Lighting
Ceremony
7PM
13
12
SENIOR’S ART &
PAINT CLASS
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PAINT CLASS
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PAINT CLASS
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CLOSED
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PAINT CLASS
MOONACHIE
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BOROUGH OF MOONACHIE
PRESORTED STANDARD
NEWSLETTER
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Permit No. 1710
HACKENSACK, N.J.
Published by the Moonachie Borough Mayor & Council
OCT/NOV/DEC 2014
Mayor Dennis Vaccaro
Visit Our Website
www.moonachie.us
COUNCIL
Bruce Surak
Robert Bauer
Antonio Cirillo
Kathy Kinsella
Manuel Martinez
Lucille Millar
E-mail us at
[email protected]
MONTHLY TOWN MEETINGS
Scholarship Fund
Board of Health
Board of Education
Executive Council
Planning Board
Municipal Alliance
Zoning Board
Municipal Court
Board of Education
Regular Council
2nd Wed.
2nd Mon.
2nd Tues.
2nd Thurs.
3rd Thurs.
3rd Tues.
3rd Tues.
3rd Wed.
4th Tues.
4th Thurs.
7:00
7:30
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:30
7:30
5:30
7:00
8:00
POSTAL CUSTOMER LOCAL
MOONACHIE, NEW JERSEY 07074
Moonachie Municipal Alliance 2014
“ Th u r s days ”
o c to b e r 9 , N ove m b e r 1 3 & D e ce m b e r 1 1
On Thursday, October 9, 2014, November 13,
2014 and December 11, 2014 from 5 PM to
7 PM Burger King of Moonachie will be donating
20% of all their proceeds to the Moonachie
Municipal Alliance Program. Just give us your
receipt when you go to
Come show
Burger King on Thursday!
your support for
Moonachie Municipal
Alliance, and raise
money for the
programs that you
participate in!

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