3![In front of an audience that included Lyndhurst Township employees, The Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners abandon their “five-year plan” for pay increases last night. The Commissioners gave a thumbs down to the second approval vote of Pay Increase Ordinance 3036-19, which included 13 positions that were slated for controversial 11% to 23% pay increases, increases that were made 4x larger between the first approval of the ordinance on September 10 and the one on last night’s October 9 agenda. There […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/342CB13C-BA77-4392-8B0C-8A52D5247F62.jpeg)
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![Water lines, sewers, roads and infrastructure generally aren’t very exciting, until they fail. Lyndhurst get ready for an exciting future, because our municipal infrastructure is failing everywhere. This is happening because the Lyndhurst Mayor and Board of Commissioners have failed you by playing politics, while ignorantly being manipulated by lawyers and developers into using the municipal government’s debt capacity to avoid a school debt referendum. This just to build a $58 million White Elephant that will never open as their […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Image-10-3-19-at-12.02-PM.jpg)
![Anthony Dell ‘Aquila is advocating better collaboration between students, parents, teachers and the BOE “I am running for the Board of Education because I know from first-hand experience that there is a serious disconnect between students, parents, teachers and administrators who are all trying their best in difficult times and a School Board that should be doing more to communicate and collaborate with them,” said Anthony Dell ‘Aquila. “The Lyndhurst School Board shouldn’t be political if Lyndhurst is going to […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Lyndhurst-silhoutte-copy-2-1187x912.jpg)
![I stopped at the Lyndhurst Board of Education meeting last night, September 30. I really wanted to understand the substance of the debate over Lyndhurst Board of Education’s decision to enroll in the state-run plan for employees’ healthcare insurance benefits. My main take away from the rambling explanation from the state monitor, Mr. Egan, unaided by written explanatory documentation for those in attendance, was that the Lyndhurst BOE’s decision to switch to the state health insurance plan was rooted in […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/5ace5f991f0000280616ceb1.gif)
![“I tell the kids, somebody’s gotta win, somebody’s gotta lose. Just don’t fight about it. Just try to get better.” Yogi Berra For years, I’ve been responsible for my older relatives. In 2015, I was picking up my aunt from rehab at the West Caldwell retirement community where she still lives today, at age 100. As I walked into the phyiscal therapy room, there was 90 year-old Yogi Berra, who also lived there. He was weak and wheel chair […]](https://lyndhurst07071.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Lyndhurst-Legal-copy-1200x912.jpg)
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October 9 the Lyndhurst Commissioners are giving 13 government job pay increases from 11% to 23%…
Have you ever seen a corruption movie? Like a Wall Street or a Mob Family corruption movie, where the corrupt being closed-in on are scrambling to cash out before they go away or run away? Well, check out below the differences in proposed Lyndhurst municipal g... More »
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They were ALL FOR the pay increases the first time, BUT…
The entire Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners voted YES FOR the first approval of Pay Increase Ordinance Number 3036-19 on September 10, 2019. BUT every Pay Increase Ordinance requires the passing of two approval votes (at two different Board meetings) to become... More »
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BREAKING NEWS: Lyndhurst football’s undefeated season
Darren Cooper, North Jersey RecordPublished 9:37 p.m. ET Oct. 4, 2019 | Updated 11:10 p.m. ET Oct. 4, 2019 NEW MILFORD — Piotr Partyla ran for 200 yards and two touchdowns and Isaiah De La Cruz had a game-sealing interception... More »
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BREAKING NEWS: Lyndhurst High School students suspended following fight during football game
Nicholas Katzban and Keldy Ortiz, North Jersey Record Published 8:27 p.m. ET Oct. 1, 2019 Three Lyndhurst High School students were suspended after they allegedly attacked a 15-year-old boy in the stands during a football gam... More »
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ONLINE POLL: Should there be mandatory School Uniforms?
READ MORE HERE: By Natalie Regoli @ Vittana.org It’s a common tradition to take a photograph of the kids as they leave for their first day of school. In many school districts around the world, that means taking a picture of a... More »
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