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Reginald Tauben

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Reginald Samuel Tauben died March 19, 2018 at the age of 94 in West Caldwell, New Jersey. He was a resident of Livingston from 1958 to 2012. Reg was predeceased by his wife, Carol, after 66 years of a loving marriage. He considered Carol to be his “raison d’etre.” He is survived by their daughter, Rolayn, in Berkeley, California, and their son, David, in Seattle, Washington, and their grandchildren, Alex, Chantal, Daniel, and Julia. Reg was a combat veteran of U.S. Anti-Aircraft, 12th Army Group, serving in Europe during WW II, including the Battle of the Bulge and the Battle of Ardennes, as the generals’ interpreter aligned with the French Resistance. After discharge, he returned to college and later added an MBA from CUNY. He retired in 1989 from Fieldcrest-Cannon as Manager of Marketing Research. He had previously worked in a similar capacity at Prudential Insurance, Rayco, RJ Reynolds Food, American Chicle, Warner Lambert, and Bristol Myers Squibb.

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Sylvia Pauline Ivkovich

Sylvia Pauline Ivkovich (née Bonvini), who lived nearly her entire life in Livingston, passed away in Saint Barnabas Medical Center on Monday, March 19. She was 81 years old. Sylvia was born in Orange in 1936, and moved to Livingston in the early 1940s. She was a 1954 graduate of Grover Cleveland High School in Caldwell. After graduating from high school, she worked at Bonvini’s, her family’s pizzeria in Livingston, until the mid 1980s. After she left the restaurant business, she was employed at her husband’s company, Cooperative Inventory Service. She retired in the early 2000s. Sylvia was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, and had recently become a greatgrandmother. Always quick with her witty sense of humor, she was happy to share family recipes with friends and neighbors, and opened her home over the years to her children’s friends and neighbors with many pasta and pizza requests.

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Funeral Mass Offered For Dr. Alfred Helwig

A funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Rose of Lima Church in Short Hills on Saturday, March 24, for Dr. Alfred William Helwig II, 66, who died on March 20. Born in Orange, Dr. Helwig lived in Livingston for much of his early life. He attended Saint Benedict’s Prep High School and Georgetown University. Valedictorian of his class at the University of the Philippines (Manila) College of Medicine, he practiced gastroenterology and internal medicine in Millburn for over 30 years. Dr. Helwig is survived by his mother, Anna Helwig (neé McKinley); his wife, Penny Helwig (neéVolpe); his children, Jonathan (Kaitlyn) and Chase; and his brothers, Gregory, Noel, Robert, and Kyle.

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Firefighters Extinguish Car Fire on Friday

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During a busy week, members of the Livingston Fire Department extinguished a car fire; responded to several reports of natural gas odors; removed downed wires from a roadway; freed a passenger from a stalled elevator; assisted a homeowner with a flooded basement; and answered two mutual aid calls.

A general alarm was sounded on Friday, March 16, in response to a car on fire at the intersection of North Livingston Avenue and Route 280. Upon arrival, firefighters found the engine compartment completely engulfed in flames. The fire was extinguished without incident, with no injuries reported.

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School District Recognizes Heritage Student

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SCHOOL DISTRICT RECOGNIZES HERITAGE STUDENT: Ethan Haber, 13, shown on the right, was honored Monday night at the Livingston Board of Education meeting for assisting a friend who had a medical emergency on the playground at Harrison School on Sunday, March 4. Presenting Ethan with a certificate, superintendent Chris Steffner said they were able to see what happened, afterward, on the school camera.

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HMS Volleyball Team Wins Finals

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HMS VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS FINALS: The Heritage Middle School/YMCA girls’ volleyball team won the GMCJSCA Tournament finals versus Mendham Township Middle School on March 15. Coaches Stephanie Fox and Kathryn Picardo, teachers at Livingston High School, led the girls through an undefeated season.

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Youth Hockey Champs

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YOUTH HOCKEY CHAMPS: The Stars recently won the Sports Universe Street Hockey League (SUSHL) Senior Division with a thrilling 3-2 overtime win against the Panthers. Shown here, team members, include, front, Jake Libson, Zach Libson, and goalie Reece Melamed, all of Livingston; middle row, Jacob Pesso and Ricky Romero of Livingston; Ryan Zangara of Short Hills; and Eli Wheeler and Jordan Meyer of Livingston; at rear are Henry Perline of West Orange; coach Craig Lowenthal, and Jacob Lowenthal of Livingston; and Jacob Perline of West Orange.

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Youth Devils Win Hockey Tournament

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YOUTH DEVILS WIN HOCKEY TOURNAMENT: The New Jersey Youth Devils Squirt Minor hockey team recently won the 2018 Atlantic City Squirt Shamrock Shootout Tournament, held at the Flyers Skate Zone in Voorhees. After playing four competitive games over the course of two days, including an overtime shoot-out victory, the Youth Devils became Division Champions.

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Student Walkout

On Wednesday, March 14, about 1,000 students exited Livingston High School for 17 minutes, a response to those killed last month at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The students held signs, chanted, sang songs and read poems. They listed the names of each person who was killed in Parkland. They took a stance and let their voices be heard.

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School Calendar

At Monday night’s meeting, the Livingston Board of Education discussed potential changes to the 2017-18 school calendar that would prevent students from having to attend class next Monday, during what was scheduled as spring break. Changes would have added an additional day to the end of the calendar for students Pre-K through 11, while adding a Saturday at the end of April for seniors, all to keep spring break intact and provide the state-mandated 180 days of school.

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