POOL COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT

For those who want to weigh in on the ongoing Maplewood Pool issues of higher fees and a delayed opening affecting pool parties, which is also prompting the Township to spend $4,000 to move the parties to the Maplewood Country Club, the Pool Advisory Committee meets tonight at Town Hall, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

MAY FEST MESS

As of this evening the trash and debris from May Fest was creating quite the litter problem along Springfield Ave.


Hope it is cleaned up tomorrow by those who made it.

GREAT MAY FEST, BUT....

Loved May fest today, but making kids pay $5 for all-you-can ride instead of per ride fee is unfair to those who just want to ride once.


Still, a great day. My favorite always the classic cars.

MAY FEST TODAY - BE THE FAIR

JEWISH CENTER YARD SALE TODAY

Maplewood Jewish Center Annual Community Yard Sale
Time:	10:00am
Information:	Annual Community Yard Sale benefiting Maplewood Jewish Center  Household Items, Furniture, Baby Items, Toys, Games,Books, etc..
Address:	520 Prospect Street (Corner of Parker)
Town:	Maplewood
Phone:	917-816-6383

SETH BOYDEN'S WIZARD OF OZ

MUSIC AT THE LIBRARY TODAY

Date:	May 19th, 2012
Time:	1:30pm
Information:	Art and Music at the Library  The Youth Orchestra of Essex County Flute Choir will be the guest musicians at Maplewood Library for this reception celebrating art and music. The featured artwork for the month of May is sculptures by Eric Beckerich and Brass Rubbings by Mary Bohn. The artists will be on hand to talk about their work. Free and open to the public,  Refreshments will be served.  Saturday, May 19, 1:30 pm at Main Library

POWER OUTAGE AFFECTED 6,000 CUSTOMERS - CAUSED BY BROKEN INSULATOR

We got this explanation for today's brief power outage this morning from PSE&G via email:

In response to your inquiry regarding the outages in Maplewood:

A broken insulator caused a line to fall, causing approximately 6,000 customers to lose service for an hour and 45 minutes.  Crews made the repair and service has been restored to everyone affected. 

                                                              Annette L. Hicks

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