The Millburn-Short Hills committee awards scholarships to high school students Charles Ehrenfried, Viraj Khetani, Jonathan Duan, Lilly Blum, Natasha Baskin, Carly Pancer, Devikia Kanagaraj and Chloe Chan.
Millburn-Short Hills Art Advisory Committee announced the winners of this year’s Eighth Annual Scholarship Awards this past week. Under the guidence of Ms. Kathleen Harte Gilsenan, AP Art Instructor, the following students won the Senior Scholarship or Award of Merit: This year, the scholarship reception is being held at Contemporary Art and Editions on Essex Street in Millburn on May 23. The eight winners will share art supplies, framing, and gifts at this year's event. The Art Advisory Committee supported by art professionals and community businesses: Jerry's Artist Outlet, Rotary, CSM Frame and Design, Caryn Krueger, Cathy Scorsese, David Gary Gallery, Steve Suskauer, Contemporary Art and Editions, Greg Smith, Jalm &Co, Stahl Del Ducca…
Millburn's school board president presents subcommittee assignments for 2013.
Millburn's recently elected Board of Education President Jeff Waters announced the subcommittee assignments for 2013 at last week's board meeting. Waters said, he consulted with Superintendent Dr. James Crisfield and Vice President Rona Wenik after asking board members what committees they were interested in. During the reorganization meeting, Waters explained, although he would consult with Crisfield and Wenik, it was would ultimately be his decision as president. The assignments are as follows: Personnel (ad hoc) Property Program Finace Special Education (ad hoc) Board Staff Student Liaison Policy Negotiations Also at the meeting: The protest generated responses from both Crisfield and the executive board of MSPEC. Articles can be …
Residents want a representative on subcommittee; township still looking into all the problems including sewer infrastructure, drainage and pumps.
Millburn will be dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Irene for a long time to come, but residents in the South Mountain area want some relief soon from the drainage issues that cause trouble any time it rains and want improvements to a sewer system back up into their homes, leaving them with much more than water to contend with. The Township Committee on Tuesday night heard the same report that the public heard last – with some additions from last week’s storm subcommittee meeting. Basically, nothing can be done to prevent flooding in a storm the size of Irene, which was bigger than a 100-year storm. But there areas in the neighborhood that are like “bowls” that retain water when it rains and those areas need help. Mayor Sandy Haimoff …
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11:25 am on Sunday, January 27, 2013
Marty Wilson, I did not single any one person out and actually I was not not referring to you. Ironically, it is you who prove my point with this last post. You state that Dr. Crisfield is "selling himself". Are he and Nancy Seigel getting paid or donating their time to help fundraise for their community? Lastly, insulting people and then adding have a nice day is childish. more ›