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Services Were Held For Stanley Hausman

Stanley J. Hausman, 76, of Livingston died on Friday, November 23, at the Regency Grande Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Dover. Funeral services were held at the Menorah Chapels at Millburn on Sunday, November 25. Mr. Hausman was an attorney with a private practice for many years, retiring 15 years ago. He earned a juris doctorate from Seton Hall Law School. Born in Newark, he lived in Livingston for many years. Surviving are his wife, Joan (née Glick); his daughters, Shelly Gordon and Marni Pociask; his son, Brian Hausman; his brothers, Martin and Murray Hausman; and fi ve grandchildren.

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Services Were Held For Howard Wahler

Howard E. Wahler, 94, died on November 23. Born in Newark and raised in Maplewood, he had lived Livingston for many years until moving to West Orange. Mr. Wahler was married to the late Marion Wahler for over 68 years. He is survived by his daughters, Sheila Tarabour (Marc) and Nancy Wahler (John Irwin), and three grandchildren. Mr. Wahler served in the 10th Mountain Division Ski Troops during World War II and participated in a successful campaign in Riva Ridge, Italy, as a member of the Signal Corps. A graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. Wahler worked as a CPA with the Internal Revenue Service, Granet and Granet, and JH Cohn. He was a longtime member of Temple Emanu-El in Livingston. Funeral services were held on Sunday, November 25, at the Bernheim- Apter-Kreitzman Suburban Funeral Chapel, Livingston. Donations in his memory may be made to the Michael J. Fox Foundation at www.michaeljfox.org.

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Joseph Dalesandro Dies in Livingston

Joseph Dalesandro, 93, a former resident of Livingston, died in Livingston on Thursday, November 22. He was living in West Orange at the time of his death. Mr. Dalesandro is survived by his wife, Alice Wonsor-Dalesandro. Arrangements were under the direction of Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home, Livingston.

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Memorial to be Held For Dr. Robert Kish

There will be a Memorial Gathering for Dr. Robert Kish, who served as superintendent of the Livingston Public Schools from 1985 to 1996, on Saturday, December 8, from 1 to 4 p.m. Memories will be shared at 2 p.m. The event will be held at Revivals, 4 South Ridge Road, Perkasie, Pennsylvania, and hors d'oeuvres will be served. Guests may RSVP to 215-499-0170.

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DeFilippo Family’s Home “Rescued” by NBC Show

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Last Friday was a great day for the DeFilippo family. 16-year-old Gabby was set to make her debut in “Midsummer/Jersey” at Livingston High School, and prior to that the family returned to a newly-renovated home after spending several weeks away.

The DeFilippos were gone for three weeks while crew from “George to the Rescue,” an NBC show hosted by home improvement specialist George Oliphant, worked to remodel their Midway Drive home.

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Snowstorm Paralyzes Township, and Much of State

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A snowstorm that turned to sleet after dropping seven inches on Livingston succeeded in paralyzing the town – and much of the state, particularly the northern portion of it – on Thursday afternoon and evening, November 15. Heavy, fast-falling snow and slick conditions exacerbated by inability to get plows through created a traffic nightmare. Commuters trying to get home reported spending up to eight hours or more in their cars, as portions of major highways were closed at various times during the evening, including Route 280, Route 80, and Route 10. Schools were not dismissed early, and school buses entered the traffic stream just as most area businesses were sending their employees home, making for heavierthan- usual volume on the roads when conditions were worsening. Many of those buses were unable to negotiate the roadways.

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Police, Fire, EMS, Library Staff Honored At Council Meeting for Storm Response

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Prior to the scheduled business of the Township Council’s regular meeting, the Council took a moment to thank Livingston’s police, fire, and emergency medical services, along with the library staff, for coming to the aid of residents in need during last Thursday’s snow storm, which left many trapped in cars and township buildings, unable to make it even short distances home.

“Last Thursday was hopefully a once-in-a-lifetime, or at least a once-in-a-season storm,” mayor Ed Meinhardt said. “Fortunately all of our residents made it home with their houses standing and the lights on.”

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Take-Down Technique

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TAKE-DOWN TECHNIQUE: Livingston High School head wrestling coach Ernie Cuneo demonstrates a take-down method on assistant coach Danny Brill for the Lancer wrestling team.

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Mehari Completes Stellar Cross Country Season

Lancer cross country star Philmon Mehari completed a stellar cross country season with a berth in the Meet of Champions.

The Meet of Champions was first held November 22, 1972. The 2018 race, marking the event’s 47th anniversary, was held Saturday, November 17, at Holmdel.

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Shovel Assaulter Wanted by Police

A woman reported that she was hit in the head with a shovel during a dispute in the parking lot of the Livingston Mall on Sunday, November 18, at 5:15 p.m. Tiffany Simmons, age 23, of Orange told police that she was walking out of the mall when she was almost struck by a black SUV. A man driving the SUV exchanged expletives with Simmons. Simmons said she continued on her way and sat in her mother’s car.

The male then allegedly began to encourage his female companion to beat up Simmons. The unknown female began banging on the window of the car Simmons was sitting in. Simmons stated she saw her mother walking out of the mall toward the car, and “got out to protect her mother as she approached.”

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