Montclair, New Jersey --- Every Tuesday evening from 7-10 p.m., beginning February 2 and concluding April 21, some of the industry's most innovative and award-winning filmmakers will appear at Montclair State University's Film Forum Series, which is free and open to the public.
Notable filmmakers will screen their films and speak about their work and the profession. They include:
The Montclair State Film Forum offers a unique opportunity for audiences to hear personal inside stories and to ask questions of some of the most successful filmmakers working today.
For information and a complete schedule visit forum (http://www.montclair.edu/Arts/arts_news/article.php?ArticleID=3161&ChannelID=102).
Sponsored by the filmmaking program of the College of the Arts, the Tuesday evening screenings and discussions will take place in University Hall, room 1040.
Brought to you by your Community Sponsors and Little Falls Real Estate Team
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
The Mayor of Little Falls
Will be Hosting a
TOWN HALL MEETING
at the
LITTLE FALLS CIVIC CENTER
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
at 7:30 PM
Come speak with our Township Mayor, as well as Supervisors of our various Departments on:
Township Issues.
The Community Rating System.
Natural Hazard Mitigation.
Our Office of Emergency Management.
Assemblyman Scott T. Rumana and his 15 point flood
recommendation proposal.
We will have various other guests like Assemblymen Scott Rumana
and representatives from Congressmen Pascrell's office. All residents are welcome to attend and voice any concerns, questions and suggestions to our council members and mayor.
Your Community Sponsors and Little Falls Real Estate Team
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
Recently my friend and fellow Active Rain blogger - Lorrie Semler of Addison Texas - mentioned that her Mom, former Passaic NJ Mayor - Margie Semler, enjoyed writing opinion pieces on North Jersey life and politics. Seeing a natural tie in for my We Love North Jersey group here on Active Rain, I asked Lorrie if she might be able to convince her Mom to write some pertinent posts here on our blog pages. Well, apparently Margie is not a real big computer person, so she's allowed me the honor of posting her words here on my blog. So without further delay.....ladies and gentleman, I present the former Mayor of Passaic NJ,
Margie Semler

The Herald News 2/6/09 article "Assembly OKs budget delay" indicates that our representatives in the Trenton Assembly continue to dilly- dally about finalizing the state budget.
Their delay has a domino effect for all local cities that have fiscal year budgets. These communities have, therefore, been unable to pass their own budgets. Taxpayers in Passaic have again received another estimated tax bill for the third quarter and still do not know what the final amount will be for fiscal 2008-09.
These latest tax bills arrived so late that payments aren't due until the last week in February. That, in turn, means that later collections will not accrue the needed interest for the city.
If these legislators aren't up to making tough and timely decisions, then they don't belong in public office.
We look forward to future blog posts by Mayor Semler!
Brought to you by your North Jersey Real Estate Team
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 East Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
The Caldwell NJMerchants Association will be hosting a "Dinner and a Movie" event on the following thursday evenings - February 12 and March 12 from 5 to 7 pm. The following restaurants will be offering a 20% discount on those evenings: Bangkok Kitchen, Ocha, Calandra's Italian Village, Otto's, Caldwell Seafood, Rockin' Joe Cafe, Cedar Grill, Tasty CoCo, and the Cloverleaf Tavern. In addition, each diner will receive a coupon for a $2 discount at Clearview Caldwell Cinema 4 on each of those nights.
For more information visit: www.caldwellmerchants.com or call 973-403-0032
This Community information brought to you by your Caldwell Real Estate Team
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

973-256-0303 ext 218
50 years ago today - February 3, 1959 - the day the music died....
An American icon, Rock N' Roll pioneer and legend, Buddy Holly, was tragically killed in an airplane crash along with fellow musical stars of his era - Ritchie Valens and JP "The Big Bopper" Richardson - while on a winter tour. The small single engine aircraft that carried the entertainers crashed in a snow covered corn field outside of Clear Lake, Iowa. Fortunately Holly's music didn't die that day...in fact his music had a great influence on many musical artists who followed. Here's a video of Holly and his group "The Crickets" performing live in NYC....enjoy!
This moment in Rock N' Roll history brought to you by Your North Jersey Real Estate Team
Jim Albano and Jean-Marie Vantuno

39 E. Main St.
Little Falls, NJ 07424
973-256-0303 ext 218
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