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APRIL/ MAY/ JUNE 2019MOONACHIE, BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

The Moonachiemessenger

NEW BOROUGH HALL

On February 27th, 2019 the Moonachie Police Department begantheir move into their quarters at the new Borough Hall.

The Police Department was housed in trailers on the property of 70 Moonachie Road, post Sandy, for the past 6 years. The contractfor the trailers ended on March 1st, so the Police needed to be intheir new home. Phone lines were run, computer systems set up,furniture moved in and supplies procured to make sure the move went as smoothly as possible. Over the last few weeks, kinks have been ironed out.

The new quarters have offices for the Chief, the Detectives,Sergeants, and a processing room, two cells, and other processingareas. There are locker rooms for the squad and a new dispatch area.

The Administration will be the next department to move over (by June 1st) and finally the Court offices willbe moved.

There will be a grand opening celebration when everyone is moved in.

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The Mayor being sworn in for his third term on January 6th at the Kathryn Flynn Civic Center.

MOONACHIE MAYOR AND NEW COUNCIL PERSON

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John Wende is sworn in as a first time Councilperson.


BERGEN COUNTY UTILITIESAUTHORITY

2019 ELECTRONICS, MOBILE PAPERSHREDDING & TIRE EVENTS

Bergen Community CollegeENTRY VIA PARAMUS ROAD ONLY

400 Paramus Rd., Paramus

Sunday, April 7thSaturday, August 17th

Bergen County Campgaw MountainReservation

200 Campgaw Rd., Mahwah

Saturday, June 8thSunday, Oct. 6th

Collection Hours: 9:00am-2:00pm Rain or Shine

MOONACHIE SUMMER REC 2019

Friday, June 21, 2019through

Friday, July 26, 2019`

8:30am - 2:30pm - Grades 1-7 ̀Mon - Fri`

8:30am - 12:00pm Pre-K-k ̀Closed Thursday ̀

For Further Information Call Mr. Facendola at (201) 206-8774


THE FIRST PRESBYTERIANCHURCH OF MOONACHIE

Hot Lunch Program Breakfast Brunch 11:30-12:30 Worship Service 11:30am 5th Sunday in Lent Worship Service 11:30am PALM SUNDAY Maundy Thursday 6PM @ Lyndhurst Church- 511 Ridge Road Soup and Bread, Worship Service to follow Good Friday Service TBA Easter Sunday Worship Service 11:30am Holy Communion“Resurrection of the Lord” Worship Service 11:30am 2nd Sunday of Easter

Dates to Remember:APRIL 2019

MAY 2019

JUNE 2019

National Day of Prayer Hot Lunch Program Mac n’ Cheese 11:30am-12:30 Worship Service 11:30am 3rd Sunday of EasterWorship Service 11:30am 4th Sunday of Easter Mother’s DayWorship Service 11:30am Holy Communion 5th Sunday of Easter 7:00pm COMMUNITY MEMORIAL SERVICE@MOONACHIE CHURCH “ALL WELCOME”Sunday Worship Service 11:30am 6th Sunday of Easter Memorial Day

Hot Lunch Program Hamburgers & Hot Dogs 11:30am-12:30 Sunday Worship Service 11:30am 7th Sunday of Easter Sunday Worship Service 11:30am Day of PentecostSunday Worship Service 11:30am TRINITY SUNDAY FATHER’S DAYSunday Worship Service 11:30am 2nd Sunday after Pentecost Sunday Worship Service 11:30am 3rd Sunday after Pentecost

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Come and pray with us! ~ Sundays at 11:30 amEveryone is welcome!

~ Office : 201.939.7920Ministers—all members of the church

Note:July & August – No Hot Lunch Programs



2019 CURBSIDE GRASS COLLECTION BEGINS

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3RDEven though the Borough provides aweekly collection of grass from theresidents, we strongly encourageback yard composting or “cut it andleave it” as a preferred alternative.Grass will naturally decompose andprovide food for new growth andhealthier lawns if you cut it and leaveit on the lawn. The new mulchingmowers will chop the grass into

smaller pieces, causing them to decompose quicker and to minimize the clumping that resultsfrom grass which has grown too long before beingcut. Collecting your grass and composting it in asmall bin or pile will provide you with fertilizer as itdecomposes. It can also be used as ground coverto deter the growth of weeds in flowerbeds and gardens although it should not be used in gardensif the lawn has been treated with chemicals.

For those residents who chose to put their cut grassout for collection, the Borough will pick-up grass,yard waste and tree trimmings every Wednesday,beginning April 3rd through October 30th . Grassis not collected at the Recycling Depot any longerand must be placed at the curb in compostiblepaper bags for collection. Tree trimmings must becut in 4 foot lengths and bundled not to exceed50lbs. Tree trimmings are not to exceed 6 inches indiameter.

Tree stumps, tree trunks and branches exceeding 6 inches will not be picked up in the curbside collection and must be disposed of by the resident.

Compostible paper bags can be purchased at theMunicipal Building at a cost of 3bags for $1.00. A maximum of 15bags can be purchased at onetime. The borough charges thesame amount that it costs topurchase the bags from themanufacturer.

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MOONACHIE SENIOR CITIZENS 2019 BUS TRIPS

Remember you don’t have to be a member of theMoonachie senior club or live in Moonachie to enjoya wonderful day out with friends and neighbors.

For Information & Reservation ~Contact:Joanne Van Saders, Group Leader 201-641-6472

T r i p S c h e d u l e : A p r i l & May 2 0 1 9

The Tour Buses Leave from the Moonachie SeniorCenter, which is right behind the Moonachie First AidSquad on Moonachie Road.

The BrownstoneTuesday, Mau 20, 2019Departure time 10:15am

The name of the show is called EverybodyLoves Somebody, a tribute to Dean Martin,

starring Johnny Petillo with Peter Lieberman.There will be a complete luncheon

and dancing.The cost is $56.00 per person

Villa Roma - Callicon, NYTuesday, April 9, 2019Departure Time 8:15am

The name of the show is Caesar’s Extravaganza, ashow with your favorite Italian songs. Upon arrival

you will enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and cake followed by a seven-course banquet

The cost is $52.00 per person

MOONACHIE SENIOR CITIZEN’S CELEBRATE ST. PATRICK’S DAYMoonachie Seniors celebrated St. Patrick Day on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at the Civic Center. Thank you Councilman Tony Cirillo for cooking all the food!!


2019 BERGEN COUNTY UTILITIES AUTHORITY

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUSWASTE COLLECTION EVENTSTake your hazardous waste to a safer place!

PARAMUSBergen Community College

400 Paramus Road(Entry via Paramus Rd. only)

SUNDAYApril 14thJune 23rd

October 20th

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

MAHWAHBergen County CampgawMountain Reservation200 Campgaw Road

SATURDAYMay 11thJuly 20th

September 14th

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

MOONACHIEBergen County

Utilities AuthorityFoot of Empire Blvd.

SATURDAYNovember 16th

9:00 am - 3:00 pm

All collection sites open (rain or shine) at 9:00 a.m. and close promptly at 3:00 p.m.

FREE OF CHARGE FOR BERGEN COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY - ID REQUIRED!

Absolutely no business or commercial waste will be acceptedwithout prior written approval. Businesses must pre-register priorto attending BCUA sponsored hazardous waste collection events.A disposal fee will be charged and collected. Call 201-807-8696for further information.

DO NOT BRINGelectronics, papershredding, or tiresto hazardous waste

collections!!

Visit www.bcua.org for additional information.


TUESDAY CURBSIDE RECYCLING

SCRAP METAL, APPLIANCES, AND COMPUTERS – PUT OUT AT CURB ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT FORTHURSDAY PICK-UP.

REFRIGERATORS AND AIR CONDITIONERS MUST HAVE A PERMIT ISSUED BY THE BOROUGH ($10.00 FEE)CURBSIDE PICK-UP.

PLEASE SAVE THIS SCHEDULE OR REFER TO THE MONTHLY CALENDAR IN THE Moonachie Messenger.

APRIL 2019April 2nd Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesApril 9th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)April 16th Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesApril 23rd Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)April 30th Mixed Paper and Corrugated Boxes

MAY 2019May 7th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)May 14th Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesMay 21st Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)May 28th Mixed Paper and Corrugated Boxes

JUNE 2019June 4th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)June 11th Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesJune 18th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)June 25th Mixed Paper and Corrugated Boxes

JULY 2019July 2nd Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)July 9th Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesJuly 16th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)July 23rd Mixed Paper and Corrugated BoxesJuly 30th Commingled Materials (Cans, Bottles, Jars)

PLEASE BE ADVISED BOROUGH ORDINANCE REQUIRES THAT ALL GARBAGE ANDRECYCLING CONTAINERS MUST BE PUT AT CURB AND NOT IN THE STREET

TUESDAY RECYCLING SCHEDULE FOR APRIL•MAY•JUNE•JULY 2019

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS WILL NO LONGER BE PICKED UP BY THE BOROUGH’S GARBAGE

CONTRACTOR.

ALL RESIDENTS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF ALL

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS GOING FORWARD


MEADOWLANDS YMCA 21ST CCLC

January News at the Meadowlands YMCA 21st CCLCAfterschool Program

Happy New Year from the Meadowlands YMCA 21st CCLC!

In Fine Arts Class the children designed a NewYear’s 2019 bulletin board encouraging positivegoals like eating healthier, engaging in more fitness, taking care of their bodies, no bullying andbeing kind to each other. They also created two winter themed bulletin boards in the cafeteria. In Healthy Chefs of the Future their favorite classwas sculpting the numbers 2019 out of PillsburyCrescent Rolls then baking and consuming while hot.

The children continue to work on homework dailywith the RLC certified teachers, STEAM related classes such as technology, brain games, busybuilders, nutrition programs such as Healthy Chefs of the Future and Fitness Club. Our Saturday tutoringand Chess classeshave been grow-ing. The childrenhave had minichess tournamentswith players fromother schools.

The children are looking forward to a positive new year at the y!

February News at the Meadowlands YMCA 21stCCLC Afterschool Program

February was an exciting month starting with a Super Bowl Party.There was a buffet set up with food donated by Segovia Steakhouse in Little Ferry. The children also decorated helmets with their favorite team colors.

We also designed the winter and Valentine cafeteria bulletinboards. The children made many art projects including theirfavorite craft, Slime. We created Valentine theme healthy snacks for Valentine’s Day and Healthy Heart month.

Meadowlands YMCA 21st CCLC and Robert L.Craig School continued its Saturday SchoolProgram providing free academic support andtutoring for students in Grades 1through 8. Weoffer the extra help many children need to stayon track in school, plus specialized programslike Chess, Robotics and test prep to helpaccelerate, and encourage learning for all students. If you are interested in any of ourprograms for your child, please contact Dr. Ponds at the school or call Mr. Facendola at 201-206-8774.

March at YMCA 21st CCLC Afterschool Program

We had a “Crazy” March at the YMCA. We celebrated a Pirate Themed Read Across Americaweek with the school. Our 6th graders prepared by cutting up fresh fruit, and our 7 and 8thgraders made pirate toothpicks for the fruit. That night we had our 3rd graders pour PiratePopcorn into cups for all the children and family members that came to visit. We had a 3 foldposter display of all our academic and Steam classes we have been doing since September.Our RLC teachers have been working with the children every day with their Homework.We also have been preparing the 3rd, 4th, & 5th graders for PARCC with Lumos Learning Program sinceOctober. We are also excited to announce we started our Saturday tutoring!

This month the 4th & 5th graders completed the Aviation STEM Program and theylearned about Aviation and built many different planes and received a motorized planethe last class. The 4th, 5th, 6th graders also finished their Fashion STEM classes whichthey designed and created their own ponchos. Our 3rd graders started their Magicclasses.

We had a St. Patrick’s week celebration creating shamrock whole wheat pita pesto pizzaall week in our Healthy Chefs Classes. On St. Patrick’s Day the children had wholewheat green bagels. Spring week the children shaped spring colored rice krispy treatsand designed a spring bulletin board in the cafeteria. Easter week they made colorfulPEEP low fat pudding cups and the 3rd graders colored Easter sheets for a Shopritecontest. Good luck 3rd grade! Happy Easter to all our families and enjoy Spring break week!


MEADOWLANDS YMCA 21ST CCLC


Robert L. Craig School2018-2019 Marking Period 2

Honor Roll

RLC is pleased to announce our honor roll students for the first marking period.

HONOR ROLL

Grade 6

Principals List

Hannah Choi

High HonorsBianka AriasMohammed Karboj

Honors

Alexander AbateKatherine ArguetaJadyn ArnoneTyler BuenoJordan CanoJonathan CansecoKelly Chicayza IntriagoMatthew GoicoecheaKristina KaldasSofia MataPrincess ReyesJosiah Semidey

Grade 7

Principals List

Parneet KaurZachary MacalintalMisha PanchalKrishna PatelDavid Sarmiento-Arias

High HonorsAngelica CassettaJacob GiglioDominic MontiKrishna PatelKaren PeraltaBrian HarasekAnissa Lena

Honors

Joanna ChimbayRose FlorencioDiana GrullonSamuel InoueSarai LuzbaMichael PerezValeria PerezJimabel SanchezJason Zero

Grade 8

Principals List

Aedan ChoiKenji Tobe

High HonorsMario CamachoAlejandra LaynezMarc Youhana

Honors

Devin ArceJoseph BarriosIsabela CarmenattyDaniel CookCareoline NietoMercedes RegusHanssel VerasAbigail ChandraEmily ClarosJ-Lin DeLos SantosMarcin KrolJonathan NeuNishika PatelHenry RubinAntonio TestinoCaroline Vazquez

Principals List -The student must achieve no lower than an A+ in all subjects.High Honors – The student must achieve no lower than an “A” in Math, Science, Social Studies,Language Arts, Reading, World Languages, Art, Music, Physical Education, Health and G & T.Honors – The student must achieve no lower than a “B” in Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts,Reading, World Languages, Art, Music, Physical Education, Health and G & T.


ROBERT L. CRAIG SCHOOL NEWS

RLC STEAM TeamThere is some exciting news from the RLC STEAM Team! InDecember, the RLC STEAM Team placed second at the SBJCVex Robotics competition that was held at Garfield MiddleSchool. Students built, drove, and programmed robots tomove and stack cylindrical hubs around the game boardbefore trying to get the robot to hang from a bar.

On Saturday March 9th, members of the RLC STEAM Teamwill be participating in the NJSBA’s STEAM Tank regionalcompetition at NJIT in Newark, NJ. The RLC STEAM Team hasthree groups of students presenting their innovations. Lastyear, members of the RLC STEAM Team made it to the statefinals in Atlantic City, and the team is hoping that at least onegroup makes it that far this year.

The RLC STEAM Team will also be competing in a K’Nex Bridge Building competition in March against other middleschools in southern Bergen County.

Read Across AmericaWe celebrated Read Across Americathe week of February 25 – March 1,2019. Our Spirit Week theme wasFairytales. The week’s activitiesincluded Magical Partner Reading,Enchanted Hallway Reading andDress as your Favorite FairytaleCharacter. We also had author,David Ezra Stein, visit and members ofthe Moonachie community come andread a fairytale to our classes.

Two wonderful events culminated the celebration. Family Literacy Night, wherefamilies visited various stations such as Readers Theater, a puppet play, magicalwriting prompt, crafts and STEAM activities. Students in grade 6-8 had challengestations. Friday morning students in grades Pre-K through 2 celebrated with a Green Eggs and Ham breakfast provided by our PTO.



Can You Spell Better Than a 5th Grader?Over twenty 4th and 5th grade students recently participatedin a spelling bee sponsored by the New Jersey StateFederation of Women’s Clubs-Ridgefield Park EMD. Our spellers were well prepared, and the final roundsbecame very intense, but Sam Santamaria could not be out-spelled and won first place! Honors also go to DeanCardia (5th grade) who came in second place and Ryan Tu (5th grade) who came in 3rd place. Special recognitionbelongs to Gianna Eaddy who lasted many rounds and wasthe last 4th grader standing! Sam moved on to the nextround to represent RLC at the North Jersey Competition heldin Hasbrouck Heights.

I-m-p-r-e-s-s-i-v-e!Scripps Spelling Bee Grades 6-8This year’s National Scripps Spelling Bee for grades6-8 was a nail-biter. The last contestants remainingincluded two 7thgraders, and one 6thgrader. The judges had already resorted to the set of dictionary words, considering the contestants hadalready spelled all the provided words correct.Finally, with one minute remaining, the 6thgraderproved victorious. He won his third spelling bee in arow and cried tears of joy. All of the Robert L. Craigcontestants did a phenomenal job studying andpreparing for the competition.

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Pre-K Family Engagement NightOur Pre-K Family Engagement Night washeld on February 21st at 6:30 pm and wasa huge success. We had 16 of 30 familiesattend. The parents and children engagedin different learning centers and the teammodeled for parents appropriate readaloud strategies. Our teachers did a great job planning and implementing theevent. The PTO graciously provided therefreshments and were a major part of theevents success.


Upcoming dates forBurger King Cash O Laare Thursday, April 11th,May 9th and June 13,2019. Please visit BurgerKing and give us your

receipts from 5 through 7 PM.

As always, we are looking for volunteers tohelp whenever possible. These hours canbe used for community service, yourresume, and are considered when applyingto be a Moonachie Recreation Counselor.

If you have any questions, you can call AllianceCoordinator Mr. Facendola at (201) 206-8774.

MOONACHIE MUNICIPALALLIANCE 2019

Travel Boys Basketball for grades5-8 ended in March.

In-House Basketball for K through4th grade will end in April. Thankyou to all the players and coaches.

Moonachie Sports Award Nightwill be held in the RLC Gymnasium onWednesday June 5, 2019 at 6:30pm.

If you have any questions, you can callRecreation Director, Mr. Facendola at(201) 206-8774.

MOONACHIE SPORTS 2019

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Special Thanks!!

A special thank you goes out to Valley National Bank, which will once again sponsor this year’sSummer Recreation Program. Their generous donation will pay for the Recreation T-Shirts, and theClosing Day festivities. Thank you so much Valley National Bank! Pictured (L to R) CouncilmanJohn Wende, Valley National Bank VP Sales Manager Brenda Lapadat, Moonachie Mayor DennisVaccaro (accepting the check for the Recreation Dept.) and Councilwoman Kathy Kinsella.

STRONGER EVERYDAY!!MOONACH I E

Burger kingcash-o-la5:00 - 7:00pm

Easter Egg Hunt10am - RLC

SENIOR’S ART &PAINT CLASS

Senior Bus TripVilla Roma -Callicon, NY


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Moonachie Municipal Alliance 2019

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On Thursdays, April 11, May 9 & June 13,2019 from 5 PM to 7 PM Burger King ofMoonachie will be donating 20% of all theirproceeds to the Moonachie Municipal AllianceProgram. Just give us your receipt when you go

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The Moonachie First Aid & Rescue Squad is currently accepting applications for membership. The only requirement is that you must be at least fifteen years of age. No previous medical knowledge or practiceis necessary; we will train you! Our Squad hasnot missed a call in ten years and we wouldlike to continue this great achievement withyour help. We have just begun a JuniorProgram (14-17 years) to give young teens anopportunity to volunteer in the community, in the medical field, and to expand our squad.If you are interested and/ or would like toknow more, contact us. Don’t hesitate, emailus now!

Captain Franklin [email protected]

MEMBERS WANTED

POSTAL CUSTOMER LOCALMOONACHIE, NEW JERSEY 07074

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Mayor Dennis VaccaroCOUNCIL

Bruce Surak Kathy KinsellaRobert Bauer Manuel MartinezAntonio Cirillo John Wende

Published by the Moonachie Borough Mayor & Council APRIL/MAY/JUNE 2019

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDHACKENSACK, NJPermit No. 1710

MONTHLY TOWN MEETINGSScholarship Fund 2nd Wed. 7:00Board of Health 2nd Mon. 7:30Board of Education 2nd Tues. 7:00Executive Council 2nd Thurs. 7:00Planning Board 3rd Thurs. 7:00Municipal Alliance 3rd Tues. 7:30Municipal Court 3rd Wed. 5:00Board of Education 4th Tues. 7:00Regular Council 4th Thurs. 7:00

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