MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

MONDAY, MAY 28, 2012

PARADE STARTS AT 2:00 PM

REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED

COMPLIMENTARY

FOOD, DRINKS AND LIVE BAND

FOLLOWING PARADE AND CEREMONY

BEHIND BOROUGH HALL PROVIDED BY

NORTH ARLINGTON RECREATION COMMISSION

The program is sponsored by HB Pharmacy in conjunction with Clara Maass Medical Center and the North Arlington Health Department.

Featured will be free health screenings including bone density, cholesterol, blood pressure, and glucose testing.  Written educational materials will be available on a variety of health topics including breast health.

For registration and/or further information, please call the North Arlington Health Department at 201-955-5695.

April 14th  through  May 19th 

Just Follow These 3 Easy Steps!

1. Clean out your closets, attic, garage, basement, etc

2. Place any of the following items in tightly tied 30 gallon black trash bags:

             *Wearable & usable clothing (men’s,  Women’s & children’s)

             *Shoes & accessories (handbags,Belts, ties, hats & scarves)

             *Comforters, curtains, tablecloths,  Towels & blankets

3. Simply drop your bags off at: Corsi House (concession stand)

NAGSL will receive a donation for every pound of clothing/materials collected. 

Please contact Mike Tetto at tetto123@aol.com with any questions. 

NA Boys 8th Grade Travel UNDEFEATED South Bergen Champions

North Arlington Recreation was proudly represented by the 8^th Grade Boys Travel Team and their fans on Sunday evening the 25^th as the team continued their winning ways all the way to the South Bergen Championship.  The team was matched up against Elmwood Park in the title game.  The game was close late into the fourth quarter when the Vikings dug deep and played hard to a 44-37 Victory.  This sealed an Undefeated Season for this team and their coaches Kevin Finley and Anthony Corrano.   The team finished a perfect 24-0.  The Recreation Department provided a Fan Bus for the event that brought over 50 fans to the game.  These fans, along with the more than 200 other fans that attended the game provided plenty of support for the Team.  Another Championship celebrated for North Arlington.  

10 BEAVER AVENUE

NORTH ARLINGTON, NJ 07031

(201) 955-5695

FAX (201) 955-5696

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The North Arlington Health Department, in conjunction with the Clara Maass Medical Center, an affiliate of the St. Barnabas Health Care System, will hold a free Lunch & Learn Program – “Breathe In, Breathe Out – Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease” on Thursday, April 26, beginning at 12 Noon at the Senior Center, 10 Beaver Ave.,  entrance to the rear of the Health Department building.

A medical expert will discuss emphysema, the effects of smoking, bronchial asthma, and your treatment options.  A free lunch will be served.

Registration is required.  Please call the North Arlington Health Department at 201-955-5695 as soon as possible to assure seating.  Residents from surrounding communities are welcomed to attend.

At Allan Field Complex

            North Arlington Girls Softball League President Mike Tetto & Recreation Director Jimmy Herrmann coordinated a Community Service Day for North Arlington residents at the Allan Field Complex on Saturday February 25^th. 

            Adult volunteers were; Mario Karcic, Tim Leiner, Jimmy Bunnell, Mike Males, Kevin Ryan, Scott “Wiff” Lewis, Dan Pronti, Dan Gilmore, Brian Kearns, Mike Carbone, Jimmy & Phil Filone, Mike “Whitey” Krawzyk, Mike Tetto, Jimmy Herrmann, Bobby Herrmann, Jill Crwford, Denny Fitzgerald, Eddie Foster, Bart Bradley, Bong Ho Park & Richie “Hutch” Hutchinson.   

On  behalf of the governing body of North Arlington, I want to thank the borough residents for their tremendous outpouring of respect  and love  for U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Osbrany Montes De Oca, a North Arlington resident who was killed while serving his nation and laid to rest today Monday, February 20, 2012.  The show of support for Cpl. Montes De Oca’s and his family over the past several days was overwhelming – and serves as tribute to the kindness, concern and generosity of the people of this community. Please continue to remember the  Montes De Oca’s family in your prayers.

Respectfully

Mayor Peter Massa

North Arlington town administrator Terence Wall Stated flags on municipal buildings would be flying at half staff until further notice, and a DPW crew was mounting flags on the telephone polls along Ridge Road Wednesday afternoon.

A candlelight vigil is being planned outside the family’s home at 290 Belleville Turnpike Wednesday evening at 9 p.m.

Memorial ceremonies will be held this weekend, and a public viewing is scheduled from 2-6 p.m. Sunday at Parow Funeral Home in North Arlington.

As a member of the North Arlington community he will be remembered always

The Flag will be flown at half staff at borough hall in honor of his ultimate sacrifice.