MAY 16: A Franklin Ave resident responded to headquarters to report a theft. The stolen property consisted of jewelry that was believed to have been stolen during a party her son hosted at the residence. Report taken by Officer Gary Fiore and forwarded to the Detective Bureau. MAY 19: Officer […]
What can be done about the proposed Bi-County property development? At a recent rally to save High Mountain, the mayors of Oakland (Linda Schwager) and Wayne (Christopher Vergano), the Sierra Club of New Jersey (Executive Director Jeffrey Tittel), the New Jersey Conservation Foundation (Emile DeVito, Manager of Science and Stewardship), […]
MAY 8: Officer Michael Catenacci investigated a walk-in complaint regarding an Oakland resident being the victim of identity theft. The resident stated that he discovered his identity was compromised when he learned that someone already attempted to file a tax return in his name without his knowledge or consent. Report […]
Robert M. Dowling. Eugene O’Neill. A Life in Four Acts. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 2014 As reviewed by Ted Odenwald Eugene O’Neill has been the subject of several noteworthy biographies, particularly those written by Arthur and Barbara Gelb in the early 60’s and by Louis Scheaffer in the […]
June Special Events at the Oakland Public Library (Children’s Dept.) “Tail Waggin’ Tutors” is an opportunity for Oakland children, ages 5 & up, to read to a very lovable dog. Daisy, and her “Mom”, Jean, will visit the Library on Tuesday, June 9 from 6:30 to 7:10 p.m. Sadie, and […]
June Art Show at the Oakland Public Library The 2015 Oakland Public Schools Art Show will be on display in the Oakland Public Library beginning June 1. Students, in fourth through eighth grade, from Dogwood Hill, Heights, Manito, and Valley Middle School have created an extravaganza of creative works […]
