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The book introduces investigative reporter Carter Ross, who grew up in Millburn, works in Newark, and lives in Nutley. He drives the Parkway, parties in Hoboken, and stalks killers in Summit – a true New Jersey character. ...
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Taking up 3.4 square miles of densely populated Essex County, Nutley probably reminds no one of the Wild West these days. But when the sharpshooter Annie ...
12/17/2009
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11/12/2009
Nutley WWII Veteran Vincent Fugarazzo - 11/12
November 12, 2009, 7 p.m.
Guest speaker Nutley WWII Veteran Vincent Fugarazzo
Nutley Museum Meeting Room, 65 Church St.
World War II veteran Vincent Fugarazzo, a B-17 Bomber radio operator in the Army Air Corps, will speak about his wartime experiences including as a prisoner of War after his bomber was shot down. He will also share his story about his recent return to the WWII battlefields in France, commemorating the 65th anniversary of D-Day, the invasion of Normandy.
Free admission, light refreshments
10/20/2009
AMERICAN BOY: PUSHING SIXTY by Local Author
Nutley resident Anthony Buccino has published his third poetry collection AMERICAN BOY: Pushing Sixty. Working class verse about life and growing up in New Jersey.
From the center of the Baby Boom, his working class verse views life and growing up in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, and growing older in the 1980s, 1990s and the oughts.
Buccino will read from this and his other collections at the River Read Reading Series in Red Bank, N.J., on Sunday, Nov. 8. The afternoon also features reading by Susan Tepper, followed by an Open mic.
Buccino's poem Hands In Socks was named Editor’s Choice in the 2008 Allen Ginsberg Awards. His poem Ten Minutes earned Honorable Mention in the 2009 Allen Ginsberg Awards.
His poems have been published in Paterson Literary Review; Celebrating William Carlos Williams and The Poetry of Place: North Jersey in Poetry; Rattlesnake Review (Poetry With Fangs); Medusa’s Kitchen; Voices in Italian Americana; Edison Literary Review; Journal of New Jersey Poets; LIPS; CHEST, the Journal of the American College of Chest Physicians; The Idiom; MEWS; Raving Dove; More Sweet Lemons; The Poem Factory; and PowWow Review.
His first poetry chapbook, Days You Knew Me, was published in 1976.
A NYC financial news editor by day, Buccino nonetheless writes with humor on his many feature length blog posts on NJ.com, in essays and in poetry. He peruses every day with tongue firmly in cheek seeking the humor to pay homage. He has been called “New Jersey’s ‘Garrison Keillor’ ” or something to that effect.’
He has published three essay collections, three poetry collections and two military history books.
Anthony Buccino created and maintains the New Jersey Poets and Poetry, a continuing blog of poets and poetry news and events.
From the center of the Baby Boom, his working class verse views life and growing up in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, and growing older in the 1980s, 1990s and the oughts.
Buccino will read from this and his other collections at the River Read Reading Series in Red Bank, N.J., on Sunday, Nov. 8. The afternoon also features reading by Susan Tepper, followed by an Open mic.
Buccino's poem Hands In Socks was named Editor’s Choice in the 2008 Allen Ginsberg Awards. His poem Ten Minutes earned Honorable Mention in the 2009 Allen Ginsberg Awards.
His poems have been published in Paterson Literary Review; Celebrating William Carlos Williams and The Poetry of Place: North Jersey in Poetry; Rattlesnake Review (Poetry With Fangs); Medusa’s Kitchen; Voices in Italian Americana; Edison Literary Review; Journal of New Jersey Poets; LIPS; CHEST, the Journal of the American College of Chest Physicians; The Idiom; MEWS; Raving Dove; More Sweet Lemons; The Poem Factory; and PowWow Review.
His first poetry chapbook, Days You Knew Me, was published in 1976.
A NYC financial news editor by day, Buccino nonetheless writes with humor on his many feature length blog posts on NJ.com, in essays and in poetry. He peruses every day with tongue firmly in cheek seeking the humor to pay homage. He has been called “New Jersey’s ‘Garrison Keillor’ ” or something to that effect.’
He has published three essay collections, three poetry collections and two military history books.
Anthony Buccino created and maintains the New Jersey Poets and Poetry, a continuing blog of poets and poetry news and events.
10/10/2009
Sam and Martha Stewart Nutley
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First bowl championship team feels slighted at Beaver Stadium
Centre Daily Times - Centre,PA,USA
He also holds the distinction of dating Martha Kostyra, who was three years younger than Stellatella at Nutley High School in New Jersey. ...
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10/03/2009
UP POPS THE DEVIL in Nutley, N.J.
Nutley Little Theatre
UP POPS THE DEVIL
By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett
Directed by Julie Jin
NLT’s very first production is revived as a special event for our 75th anniversary celebration!
Performing at Grace Episcopal Church, where it all started with the Parish Players, we’ll stage this light-hearted, screwball comedy of the day, very much in the style of “Barefoot in the Park.”
Complete with fast-paced, witty dialogue, interesting characters and unusual role reversals, “Up Pops the Devil” will be NLT’s major fundraiser for the season.
Oct. 23, 24, 25*
*2 p.m. matinee
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Francis Goodrich (1890-1984) was born in Belleville, moved to Nutley at the age of two and grew up in the large family home at 187 Nutley Avenue. It was a home where she would later marry Albert Hackett. The couple wrote dozens of plays and scripts for Hollywood films. The first play they competed together, “Up Pops the Devil,” was the first staged production of the Nutley Little Theatre on Nov. 23, 1934.
Francis and Albert became well know for their screenplays on the three “Thin Man” films staring Myrna Loy and William Powell, and on Frank Capra’s “It’s A Wonderful Life.” But Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett’s crowning achievement came as playwrights on ”The Diary of Anne Frank” for which they won the Pulitzer Prize.
- Nutley Hall of Fame induction of Frances Goodrich.
9/09/2009
Google Alert - Nutley
Don't Read This. It Will Only Depress You.
Hamptons Independents
... the only thing that can cheer you up is the fact that
at least those dreadful "August people" are gone – on
their way to Yonkers or Nutley, New Jersey, ...
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Hamptons Independents
... the only thing that can cheer you up is the fact that
at least those dreadful "August people" are gone – on
their way to Yonkers or Nutley, New Jersey, ...
See all stories on this topic
8/31/2009
Nutley Misc
Moms bitten by 'Twilight'
Dailyrecord.com - Parsippany,NJ,USA
Kara O'Grady, 34, of Nutley began reading the series while on vacation
with her husband and has since become so involved with the blog as the East Coast ...
The Birmingham News - al.com
As a teenager growing up in Nutley, NJ, Whitley was an equestrian, where
horse and rider compete in dressage, cross-country runs and jumping over the course ...
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