Published: January 2, 2015
Veterans Invited To Share Their Stories At The Casano Center |
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Comcast Spotlight will be conducting a taping for several 30-second Public Awareness Commercials emphasizing why veterans have chosen to enter the military on Thursday morning, January 15th, at 10 a.m. at the Casano Community Center. All veterans, regardless of age, rank, branch of service, or period served are encouraged to be a part of this […]
Published: January 2, 2015
A 'Thank You' To RPFD From Roselle Park |
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“Today, I am Santa,” said Roselle Park resident Gina Santangelo as she – along with her daughter Caitlin Gibson – presented a tray of food to each of Roselle Park Fire Department’s (RPFD) fire houses this past Sunday, December 29th, to thank all the volunteer firefighters for what they did for the community by having Santa […]
Published: January 1, 2015
Residents Reach Out To Family Affected By Fire |
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Roselle Park residents have quickly acted to help a family affected by an early morning New Years Day fire on East Webster Avenue. The fire, which started in the attic around 1:35 a.m. according to fire officials, had all three Roselle Park Fire Department (RPFD) houses respond along with companies from neighboring Kenilworth and Garwood. Mountainside, Scotch […]
Published: December 29, 2014
Flat Stanley: Postcards From Roselle Park |
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Flat Stanley came to Roselle Park by way of a little girl named Jazmin all the way from California at the end of November by way of her mother, Chrissy. Having read “Flat Stanley” in class, Jazmin and her schoolmates were each given their own paper “Flat Stanley” to mail somewhere in the world. Since then, […]
Published: December 24, 2014
Yes Roselle Park, There Is A Santa Claus |
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Gift. The word is defined as ‘something voluntarily transferred by one person to another without compensation’. In today’s America, more and more that word has come with a dollar sign attached to it; we end up focusing on the number of presents as opposed to the wonder of the experience; quantity over quality. And then there are times […]
Published: November 21, 2014
Reward Offered For Missing Family Cat |
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UPDATE (11/25/2014): The Reward has been increased to $500. A $500 reward has been offered for information leading to the return of Fiona – the Curia family cat – which has been missing since Wednesday, November 19th. Fiona is microchipped and was last seen in the area of West Roselle Avenue between Larch and Elm […]
Published: November 21, 2014
RP Resident Directs "Fences" At Center For Performing Arts |
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August Wilson’s milestone play Fences, directed by Roselle Park resident Jensyn Modero, will have performances tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Rahway High School Center for Performing Arts. Mrs. Modero, who also directed a production of CATS earlier this year has envisioned the 1950s entry of the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright’s famous “Century Cycle” of plays, which chronicle […]
Published: November 16, 2014
Zachary Infante In Tamburlaine: The Highest Reaches |
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Brooklyn is less than an hour’s drive from Roselle Park – not that far to go. For Zachary Infante, the journey from his hometown of Roselle Park to the Brooklyn stage – where he is currently in the production of Christopher Marlowe’s milestone play “Tamburlaine” until December 21st – carries a distance that has taken him farther […]
Published: November 2, 2014
Roselle Park Resident Runs NYC Marathon To Bring Awareness To Cancer Research |
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Among the thousands of runners taking part in today’s world-famous New York City Marathon is Roselle Park resident Greg Niland. Greg is not alone in being from the 07204 ZIP Code – there are others who are running today and have in the past. But in addition to running the 26.2 miles through all five […]
Published: September 7, 2014
Monica Garcia: Opening Doors To The Future |
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The first day of school in Roselle Park was this past Thursday. For most students, the end of summer and start of classes brought on groans about the start of school and concerns about what the school year will bring. For 17-year-old Monica Garcia, who is a senior this year at Roselle Park High School […]
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