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The Livingston Zoning Board, at its Tuesday, October 24 meeting, revisited the applications of David Wilner at 25 Marisa Court and Abhishek Gangwal at 6 Hazelwood Avenue, eventually approving the former and delaying a vote on the latter. The Board also approved two other cases, delayed voting on another, and dismissed a fourth due to the applicant’s failure to appear.

REST IN PEACE: The Livingston

During the period prior to theNovember 7 election, the West Essex Tribune will make space available to both of the Board of Education candidates, at no cost, in order for them to present their views to the public. It is our hope that this will allow the voters to make a direct comparison which will assist them in making an informed voting decision. The Tribune will not, however, accept “Letters to the Editor” from the candidates during that portion of the campaign. Nor will the Tribune publish letters of endorsement or opposition for any candidate, though we may choose to publish, in the issues before the election, excerpts from letters of endorsement received during the campaign.

The Livingston Green Knights , a 10 and under boys’ baseball league team, won all four of their games last weekend, on the road. They beat the BC Cyclones, 7-2, and the Tenafly Tigers, 12-2, on Saturday then defeated the Highlands Black, 13-3, and the West Milford Bears, 8-6, on Sunday.

FAWN DRIVE CRASH: At 2:17

WIN CHAMPIONSHIP: On Saturday, October

The Epitome of a Volunteer Firefighter

With Halloween just a few days away there is plenty to do in town to commemorate the spooky season.

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LANCERSHAVEUNDEFEATED WEEK: The Livingston High

During the Monday, October 16, Livingston Township Council meeting, a resolution was unanimously passed announcing a settlement agreement with former township manager Michele Meade, who had claimed that she was fired due to her gender. Agreedupon in the settlement is a $ 1 million payment to Meade, made by the township through its insurance administrators.

Thousands participated in a march for solidarity with Israel on Sunday, October 15, organized by the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ and the Metrowest Israel Action Committee. The march began at Suburban Torah on WestMt. Pleasant Avenue, before culminating with a rally at the Oval. Organizers estimated that a crowd of 5,000 people attended the event.