MAYWOOD TRUTH HURTS

tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-52791612011-04-21T18:28:41.198-07:00MAYWOOD TRUTH HURTSHONEST AND UNCENSORED news of Maywood, N.J. Borough Council meetings and issues. Perhaps the only place on the media spectrum which can provide the real checks and balances needed in monitoring the highly questionable daily dealings of Maywood's elected/appointed officials and the federal, state and county elected officials/bureaucrats who inexplicably work hand-in-glove with them. Only here will you get the truth, the whole truth and nothing but THE MAYWOOD TRUTH!!!Chrisnoreply@blogger.comBlogger561100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5279161.post-1130957519667442822005-11-02T10:51:00.000-08:002005-11-02T10:51:59.666-08:00

Scroll down a bit to read about Maywood's Vornado retail store application.Hello, I'm Chris Neidenberg. For 14 years, I covered your community while working for a "mainstream weekly newspaper." I'm now writing independently, and I am trying to tell you the truth about what's going on in the borough of Maywood.Please E-Mail me with your thoughts or ideas at neiden4@aol.comPhone: 973-365-1121I'm

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Doubt you'll ever see this reported anywhere in Maywood's "mainstream" print media.AN OPINION ...NEW JERSEY'S TWO-FACED "TOXIC DEMS" ARE AT IT AGAIN!!!Corzine mum on "sweetheart Dem deal" saving polluter millions?By Chris NeidenbergIt's election time in New Jersey again, and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jon Corzine and his cronies are again trying to "brainwash" the public into thinking -

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I'M GLAD TO BE BACK!I was delighted to be able to cover the most recent meeting of your Planning/Zoning Board centering on the Vornado application, and,I hope, I haven't missed a beat.Unfortunately "technical problems" with the web host delayed the story from appearing on this site for almost two weeks. I have - at least temporarily - redesigned the site in fixing this annoying snafu.Concerning

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BIG VORNADO RETAIL APPLICATION DELAYEDMall developer looking to amend its store building planBy Chris NeidenbergThe Planning/Zoning Board has granted Vornado Realty Trust's request to indefinitely delay introducing before the public its big shopping center project - slated for Maywood's part of the Bergen Mall.At a special meeting convened Oct. 4, planners voted 9-0 to let the Paramus-based

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MAYWOOD TRUTH IS ALIVE AND WELL - It has been nine months since I've put up my last post, but I have not gone anywhere. Unfortunately, it might appear that - based on the last post - your mayor has succeeded in bullying me but that is NOT the case. The truth is, I've been busy paying personal attention to my life and I'm looking to find the time to resume as this is a volunteer endeavor. Please

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AN OPINION,,, READERS OF MAYWOOD TRUTH, WE HAVE NEWS FOR YOU ... MAYOR TOM RICHARDS SAYS HE'S "WATCHING" US Mayor warns, "I'm watching every word of your web site" By Chris Neidenberg In his usual menacing style, Mayor Tom Richards issued this warning to MAYWOOD TRUTH HURTS: "I am watching every word of your web site." Mr. Richards issued his warning just before the start of the council's

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.A NEW YEAR"S MESSAGE FROM MAYWOOD TRUTH AS WE ENTER 2004, I HOPE TO HAVE EVEN MORE NEW POSTS UPCOMING, AS I'VE BEEN SOMEWHAT BEHIND. I'M PROUD OF THE FACT THAT, WITH MAYWOOD TRUTH, YOU"RE CLEARLY GETTING PERSPECTIVES THAT YOU ARE SIMPLY NOT SEEING ANYWHERE IN THE "MAINSTREAM" BERGEN COUNTY PRINT MEDIA, OF WHICH I WAS ONCE A PART OF. THAT HAS BEEN BORNE OUT OVER TIME. AS ONE WHO ONCE WORKED

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RICHARD$' VI$ION FOR THE TOXIC $EAR$ $ITE? RICHARDS SALIVATING OVER SEARS PROPERTY But new mayor warned not to usurp Planning Board's role By Chris Neidenberg In 2004, new Mayor Thomas Richards has visions of almighty dollar signs - in the form of heightened tax revenues -- dancing in his head through possibly re-developing the currently polluted Sears Distribution Center property. And big

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REYNOLDS "WRAPS" UP POLICE CHIEF TENURE Move gives Richards chance to name his successor Patrick Reynolds has officially "wrapped" up his tenure as police chief following an almost seven-year run in the capacity, and nearly 30 years with the department. Reynolds announced his intentions during a Dec. 3 work session. The decision, which took effect New Year's Day, means incoming Mayor Tom

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NOTE: The article following this advisory expresses serious concerns about the conduct of Maywood’s elected officials, and how they have historically treated residents, as a prelude to examining the incoming administration. We understand that there is a “new guard” on the council which has, on occasion, positively addressed concerns important to residents (such as the state of the municipality’

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THE TWO FACES OF "PARTISAN" TOM RICHARDS What happened to mayor-elect's "non-partisan" push? By Chris Neidenberg Wearing "two faces" when it comes to stating positions on borough issues almost seems as though it has become a cute little gimmick (not to mention a pleasant and iversionary pastime) for new Democratic Mayor-elect Thomas Richards. And Maywood Truth has repeatedly proven this point

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DEMS RE-TAKE CONTROL OF MAYWOOD GOVERNING BODY IN 2004. Councilman Thomas Richards bested his Republican opponent, Thomas Gaffney, in the Nov. 4 mayoral election. Democratic Councilman Dr. Tim Eustace and newcomer Jack Savage defeated Republican challengers Daniel Palazzo and Robert Tarleton. The victories give Democrats control of the governing body for the first time since 2001 upon

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THE CORPS' PARTIAL THORIUM RECORD OF DECISION. QUESTIONS THAT SEPT. 30 "MAINSTREAM" DAILY ARTICLE EITHER COULD NOT OR WOULD NOT ADDRESS, BUT WHICH ABSOLUTELY MUST BE ANSWERED IN THE COMING WEEKS AND MONTHS. A. WHEN WILL - OR EVEN WILL - THE EPA FINALLY REQUIRE STEPAN CHEMICAL COMPANY TO ISSUE ITS OWN LONG_DELAYED PROPOSED PLAN FOR ADDRESSING THE CLEANUP OF SEPARATE SOIL AND GROUNDWATER

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JUST AN OPINION ... NJ DEMOCRATS AND "POLLUTERS" - PERFECT TOGETHER? Party seems to play "polluter card" everywhere - but in Maywood By Chris Neidenberg In light of the recent passing of Concerned Citizen environmental activist Mike Nolan, and given a recent radio "scare" ad I heard - from the New Jersey State Democratic Committee - I just had to say something. Seems like every time Garden

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COUNCIL TRYIING TO QUIETLY SETTLE "STEUERT" BUILDING FIASCO? Critics fade into "woodwork," as council settles dispute with contractor By Chris Neidenberg It was a controversy which once triggered calls to the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office, and featured loud community critics vowing to vigorously pursue investigations. Yet, with little fanfare, the Borough Council recently approved a

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RICHARDS “SWITCHES ON” MEMORIAL LIGHTS ISSUE Flip flops in backing referendum on MYAA ballfield initiative By Chris Neidenberg In a major switcheroo, Democratic mayoral nominee -Councilman Thomas Richards - has endorsed holding a voter referendum this November on the hot potato issue of whether the borough should fund the Maywood Youth Athletic Association’s (MYAA’s) request for Memorial Field

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DEMS KEEP JEANNE MATULLO’S OLD SEAT FEMALE LaPietra returns for vacancy after three-year absence By Chris Neidenberg Maywood Democrats took steps recently to keep the seat former Councilwoman Jeanne Matullo vacated in the woman’s column. They did so by getting the Republican-controlled Borough Council to approve returning Lorraine LaPietra to the dais after a four-year absence. LaPietra

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BOROUGH COMMITTING HEAVY MONIES FOR LIBRARY UPGRADES Old council chambers in basement will become library room By Chris Neidenberg Though one councilman has insisted that borough taxpayers cannot afford it, a governing body majority is prepared to create an additional debt of roughly $800,000 to launch major upgrades at the Maywood Public Library. A major feature of the initiative is

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COUNCIL WORKING ON NEW PARK OFF BRIARCLIFF AVE. Bungled Duvier loan, yet state still steers monies to new site The municipality is working on a new park that will be located at the southerly end of Briarclif Avenue, using monies from a botched loan originally intended for the current Arthur Fenniman Park site. In the early spring, the council, following lengthy delays, awarded a $124,915 bid to

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MONITORING RICHARDS' AND ROTHMAN'S CONDUCT IN MAYWOOD'S SAD THORIUM DEBACLE RICHARDS: ROTHMAN SENDS 1 MORE LETTER RE: CLEANUP PLAN Rep. keeps sending letters to agency; has little clout in getting action By Chris Neidenberg Rep. Steve Rothman (D-9) has sent a new letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pushing the agency to move forward in disclosing a final record of decision (ROD)

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STEPAN ALLY, TORRICELLI, COULD OVERSEE JC CHROMIUM CLEANUP Ex-senator in new role; critics say he shielded boro polluter for 18 years By Chris Neidenberg (Key passages in bold letters) In a major and controversial development. a federal judge has named former U.S. Senator Robert Torricelli - longtime friend of Maywood polluter Stepan Chemical Company - "a special master" who could oversee

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ARE RICHARDS, EUSTACE STUCK WITH STEPAN MESS? COUNCILMAN: CHARGE FEDS FEE FOR HOSTING THORIUM SITE Resident says sue U.S. gov.; pols silent on Army Corps' ROD holdup (Key passages in bold italics) By Chris Neidenberg As Maywood's thorium quagmire continues, Democratic Councilman Dr. Tim Eustace is suggesting that the borough try compelling U.S. authorities to pay host fees the longer they

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CITIZENS’ PETITION: ‘LIGHTS ARE A TURNOFF’ Merchant offers signatures to keep Memorial Park dark By Chris Neidenberg A local merchant has offered the Borough Council a citizens’ petition demanding that it “call out” a plan to erect lights over the baseball field on Memorial Park’s west side. At the council’s May 28 meeting, Rich Hennion, owner of Another Facet jewelers along West Pleasant

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COUNCIL RATIFIES LIQUIDATORS" PARKING PACT Apartment dwellers can use the Lodi store overnights By Chris Neidenberg The Borough Council has ratified an agreement with the owners of National Wholesale Liquidators in Lodi, allowing tenants living in Maywood's south-end apartment complexes free overnight use of the store's parking lot just across the street. Republicans and Democrats joined

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BERGEN COUNTY DEMS NOMINATE “PRO-POLLUTER” TICKET? Yet Richards, Gaffney insist there are no differences between Dems, GOP (Key passages in bold italics) After insisting only last October that the Maywood Democratic and Republican parties basically offer borough voters no difference in philosophy, Democratic Councilman Thomas Richards and Republican Councilman Thomas Gaffney will be facing each

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(A critical two-part analysis and review) THE ONE "MAYWOOD TRUTH" TOM RICHARDS JUST DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW RICHARDS STILL COZY WITH TOWN'S WORST POLLUTER But what do he, Rothman do now with Robert Torricelli gone? By Chris Neidenberg (PART I - Offers an overview of Richards' suspicious and dubious role in Maywood's sad thorium mess from the very beginning It also examines his clear and

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COUNCIL FILLS PB POSTS, ONE VACANCY REMAINS Moves made as board experienced quorum problems in '02 By Chris Neidenberg The Borough Council has filled two alternate member vacancies that popped up on the Planning/Zoning Board - during a year the board experienced all kinds of quorum problems. The appointments give the board three alternates - Robert Tarleton, Geirge Georgeou and Paul Kahn. At

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IT'S "LIGHTS OUT" ON DISPUTED BONDING ORDINANCE But "flickers" as council reintroduces after objectors leave By Chris Neidenberg A controversial $815,000 bond ordinance defeated Nov. 20 and facing major opposition suddenly gained new life - after the Borough Council quickly reintroduced it that night. And the item drawing the loudest howls was a roughly $300,000 proposal for installing

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RICHARDS, GAFFNEY KNEW FEDS HID THORIUM PLAN Both repeatedly refused to address residents' concerns in area By Chris Neidenberg While both now insist that they back "up and out" in solving the borough's over two-decades old thorium dilemma, Borough Council candidates Thomas Richards and Thomas Gaffney were part of a governing body culture which simply refused to respond to residents' repeated

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TOWN RESIDENTS PAN CORPS' THORIUM CLEANUP PROPOSAL Boro officials, after years of indifference, push 'up and out' By Chris Neidenberg Residents and municipal officials universally panned a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' proposal that would leave large amounts of thorium-tainted soil in place without moving it out of the community. They finally had the chance to directly confront federal

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NURSING HOME PROPOSAL SPURS TRAFFIC FEARS Maywood Healthcare LLC reps asked to scuttle entrance By Chris Neidenberg During the opening round of Maywood Health Care LLC's proposal to build a 120-unit nursing home off West Magnolia Avenue, area residents cited serious concerns over the impact of traffic the site could generate, leading to demands that the applicant remove one proposed entrance.

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BIG MAYWOOD MARKET LOT COULD BE APPROVED AUG. 13 M Market plan would destroy three homes for more cars By Chris Neidenberg Testimony ended July 23 on Maywood Market Place's application to create a huge parking lot enroaching upon Bergen and Palmer avenues and West Passaic Street, with a resident begging that the Planning/Zoning Board reject the proposal and not sell out the small community.

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TERHUNE: MONIES AVAILABLE FOR COMMUTER LOT Gaffney urges checking if Maywood AL parking lot fits need By Chris Neidenberg In what they insist is a very preliminary move, Borough Council members are looking into whether a state-funded commuter parking lot somewhere in town could help ease the municipality's parking crunch. At the council's June 26 meeting, Borough Administrator Jack Terhune

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QUORUM CRISIS STILL TROUBLES PLANNING/ZONING BOARD Market hearing delayed again by Panos' conflict of interest By Chris Neidenberg Following about 20 minutes of uncertainty and confusion June 11, the Planning/Zoning Board decided to further delay continuing hearing Maywood Market Place's massive expansion plan. The additional delay resulted after Board Member James Panos recused himself over a

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STEPAN DONATES DIRTY WATER TO DPW Sweeper uses polluted supply to clean streets By Chris Neidenberg As of May 24, Maywood began filling its street sweeper with Stepan Chemical Company's polluted water, and will keep doing so until New Jersey lifts drought-imposed water use restrictions, Department of Public Works (DPW) Foreman Don Cook reported. Cook announced the water-saving initiative

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MARKET REP SAYS NEW PARKING LOT IS NON-ESSENTIAL Admits denying 71-space W. Passaic site won’t hurt his store By Chris Neidenberg A Maywood Market Place owner told members of the Planning/Zoning Board May 14 that, while he’d like his 71-space West Passaic Street parking lot plan approved, it would only offer shoppers convenience, and won’t aid the store’s continued success. The board opened a

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FORMER TOP COUNTY LAWMAN TO RUN MAYWOOD Jack Terhune also ran state prisons under Whitman By Chris Neidenberg A former Bergen County sheriff, who later ran the state prison system under-then Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, has decided running Maywood will make a nice add-on on his resume. The Borough Council unanimously moved April 24 in naming Jack Terhune new borough administrator, effective

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CORPS REP STILL IN DARK ON CLEANUP PLAN'S RELEASE Five more years of study at Maywood site can't yield answers By Chris Neidenberg It has been almost five years since his agency took over the project from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). Yet the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (ACE) site manager recently told borough officials he still has no clue on when Maywoodians will finally see the

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IT'S "LIGHTS OUT" ON DISPUTED BONDING ORDINANCE But "flickers" as council reintroduces after objectors leave By Chrjs Neidenberg A controversial $815,000 bond ordinance defeated Nov. 20 and facing major opposition suddenly gained new life - after the Borough Council quickly reintroduced it that night. And the item drawing the loudest howls was a roughly $300,000 proposal for installing Memorial

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'COMPLICATIONS' STALL FINAL MAYWOOD MARKET VOTE PB prepares resolution, but delays closing case until Sept. 10 By Chris Neidenberg Plans - by the Planning/Zoning Board - to adopt a resolution Aug. 27 backing a massive expansion of Maywood Market Place went awry, as Chairman George Brush conceded all affected parties needed more time to digest the final draft before any memorialization vote.

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OOUNCIL FINDS NEW USE FOR BOGUS DEP LOAN Whitman's fake Fenniman award could fund Briarcliff park By Chris Neidenberg A $128,000 low-interest loan "that never was" from the state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) could apply to a second municipal park proposal, if the state approves its use for a facility at the south end of Briarcliff Avenue. At the Borough Council's April 24

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FORMER TOP COUNTY LAWMAN TO RUN MAYWOOD Jack Terhune also ran state prisons under Whitman By Chris Neidenberg A former Bergen County sheriff, who later ran the state prison system under-then Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, has decided running Maywood will make a nice add-on on his resume. \The Borough Council unanimously moved April 24 in naming Jack Terhune new borough administrator,

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FORMER TOP COUNTY LAWMAN TO RUN MAYWOOD Jack Terhune also ran state prisons under Whitman By Chris Neidenberg A former Bergen County sheriff, who later ran the state prison system under-then Gov. Christine Todd Whitman, has decided running Maywood will make a nice add-on on his resume. \The Borough Council unanimously moved April 24 in naming Jack Terhune new borough administrator,

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