Nutley Sun editorial on Yountakah Rite

 A recent Nutley Sun editorial discusses the scary and continuing story of local youths who walk across the railroad trestle, as documented in Yountakah Rite a poem by Anthony Buccino in his latest collection YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY.

Editorial: Nutley tracks can lead to tragedy
NorthJersey.com
Awhile ago, the Nutley Police Department received information that a number of children were walking on the railroad tracks and trestles throughout the township. The railroad companies informed the department that the tracks were active and trains ...

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YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY
A Poetic View of Nutley Old and New

Local writer takes some history, some folk lore and some current news and mixes them together in this humorous and thoughtful collection of verse about the little town in north eastern Essex County. On these pages, Anthony Buccino brings together the Lenni Lenape, Annie Oakley and pizza wars.

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Over The Back Fence

Boodram- A Day In Nutley

Stephen Boodram filmed A Day In Nutley with a iPhone4 with iMovie
Check it out.

http://vimeo.com/13752156

Boodram writes:

"I downloaded the iMovie app to my iPhone at 6pm, then went for a walk & drive one town over in Nutley, NJ. By 8:30pm, I sat in Starbucks with this final video, in HD format, filmed and edited entirely on the iPhone. It's my first video edit on any format which is mind blowing that it can be done all on this tiny device by a complete amateur. (Song is "In The Park", Norbert Emminger Quartet, also selected from my iTunes library). "

Google Alert - Nutley

Departments offer vaccines
NorthJersey.com
The Nutley Health Department will be coordinating several H1N1 vaccination clinics that will be held weekly for the next several weeks. ...


Nutley: Police blotter, December 31
NorthJersey.com
A road rage incident on Coyeman Avenue left a Nutley woman and her 7-year-old son frightened after the alleged actor aimed his vehicle at the two and raced ...


Taxi driver killed by pick-up truck in Nutley was a Paterson man
NJ.com
By New Jersey Local News Service NUTLEY -- A taxi driver who was hit by a pick-up truck in Nutley and killed Tuesday morning was identified as 42-year-old ...


'Eagle' has landed
NorthJersey.com
BY DALE MINCEY Nutley's Tyler Huey chose, as his Eagle Scout project, to renovate the UN Garden in Kingsland Park. Recently completed, Tyler's project ...

VanRiper Street Fair - Sunday, Sept. 6

VanRiper Street Fair
Sunday, Sept. 6, 2009

• Proceeds Will Benefit Historic Restoration Effort

The "Van Riper Street Fair" is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 6.

The annual event is a fund-raiser for the on-going restoration work at the VanRiper House on River Road.

The historic house was built by John Bradbury shortly after he purchased the land in 1696. He lived in the house until his death in 1741. His widow continued to occupy the home thereafter. The home is one of the finest examples of early Dutch stone houses.

Work on the restoration project is being advanced by the volunteer members of the Van Riper Trust. Patti Williams, the group's president, says the annual Van Riper Street Fair is its major fundraiser.

For more information or to become a member:

Van Riper House Restoration Trust

Nutley's Big River in NY Times

August 17, 2008

"A Flash of Hope for a Tainted River

By MARY JO PATTERSON
KEARNY

THE tide was rising and the sun sinking in the sky as members of the
Passaic River Boat Club gathered here for Cruise Night one muggy evening last
month, opposite the northern tip of Newark.

Though several had their boats on trailers on the river’s banks, everyone
understood there would be no cruise. To cruise, one must have access to a river,
and the dilapidated ramp where they staged the event was not fit for man or
boat. Members of the club were undeterred. Their goal was to rebuild the launch
and return recreational boating to the neglected and polluted lower
Passaic...."

Continue reading the article online at the NY Times

Your Community Bank

That is until it was taken over by another bank which was taken over by another bank. You could change your banker several times and still do business at the same building.



You could put this artifact with your Trust Co. and Nutley Savings Bank memorabilia



By the time you figured where this bank was, it's got a pen name!

Will the Franklin Avenue TD bank become a Commerce - with those same great hours?


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Bank Of Nutley

Don't you wonder what will become of this beautiful old Nutley building?

You may recall it was working fine until Wachovia decided one branch in town was quite enough.

Someone suggested a drive-through pizzeria nail-salon ... but let's work for the best use of a grand old Nutley treasure



Thanks for stopping by. Click on images for larger, close up view.
Check out our web site at Old Nutley.

Copyright © 2008 by Anthony Buccino, all rights reserved. Photos and content may not be used for commercial purposes without written permission. Support artists and don't steal.

Carnival

Support this web site, shop at Amazon through this link, thanks