Sunday, November 4, 2012
Viewer response
4- Nov.-2012
A letter came into Bogota Blog NJ in response to the Questions for Candidate posts. The letter was received before Hurricane Sandy affected the area , but the thought behind the letter is still appropriate.
This is from Dianne Bal a resident of Bogota
“I would be interested in which of the candidates running for change in Bogota are willing to actually be a part of the change. I read an article yesterday in the Bergen Record about the Gardeners on Maple Street. I was disappointed in how the comments to a great degree revolved around someone following the guidelines of the job they were hired to do, or the ordinances that are in place or that the Borough will prevail in court. All valid arguments in the context of public safety. And what struck me most was that this couple, like many, in not only our town but across the country are facing economic hardships as well as serious health issues. How about coming up with a solution instead. Be the change you wish to see in the world. I believe that we should take a moment and put ourselves in the shoes of a neighbor. People in our community have supported those that need clothes for their families after their home caught on fire, or walked laps around a track for someone that is paying outrageous doctor bills, or bought a book at a fair for a child that had no money, or even painted classrooms at our elementary school when there wasn’t enough money in the budget. It brought to mind the way communities used to come together for a "barn raising" because it was a job for many and you neighbor knew you would reciprocate should the need arise. I say let's all pick up our hedge trimmers and paint brushes and assist one of our own. How is that for a concrete statement for change in Bogota!!!!”
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Updates 3-Nov
3-Nov -2012
Some items, and updates .
In order to the ease the pressure on motorist trying to buy gasoline the State of New Jersey the following release:
A license plates that are only letters will be considered an ODD number. To clarify it is the last number on a license plate. Even it is not at the end of the digits Example a plate numbered : I GO 4 NJ it is an even number; & 7 UP is an odd number : as well as a plate with GO BUCS will also be considered an odd number.
The Bogota Bucs football game has been rescheduled to Saturday 10- Nov. It will still be at Feigel Field with the kick-off at 1:00p
Sunday 4- Nov will make the end of daylight savings time Clocks need to moved back 1 hour. (Fall Back)
Some items, and updates .
In order to the ease the pressure on motorist trying to buy gasoline the State of New Jersey the following release:
Governor Executive Order #108: Odd / Even Fueling Days. Last digit of license plate Even # fill on Even Days. Odd Number on Odd Days
Begins at NOON on Saturday, 11/3/2012A license plates that are only letters will be considered an ODD number. To clarify it is the last number on a license plate. Even it is not at the end of the digits Example a plate numbered : I GO 4 NJ it is an even number; & 7 UP is an odd number : as well as a plate with GO BUCS will also be considered an odd number.
The Bogota Bucs football game has been rescheduled to Saturday 10- Nov. It will still be at Feigel Field with the kick-off at 1:00p
Sunday 4- Nov will make the end of daylight savings time Clocks need to moved back 1 hour. (Fall Back)
Friday, November 2, 2012
Update
2-Nov.-2012
The Bogota Office of Emergency Management has issued the following statements.
- Overnight Parking is still Suspended.
- Voting at the Bogota Recreation Center for the upcoming Election on Tuesday, November 6th has been moved to the First Aid Squad Building on West Main Street. Please advise your neighbors.
Parking will be available in the lot behind the Wells Fargo Bank on Tuesday for voters.
Cleanup of debris in streets requested from all residents. Nor'Easter expected to arrive late Tuesday into Wednesday.
- We are asking all residents to have all leaves and tree limbs to be neatly left at curb in front of your homes this Saturday. This will help as we will be receiving more inclement weather in the form of a Northeaster this Tuesday-Wednesday which could bring snow.
For more information please contact The Bogota Office of Emergency Management at
201-646-0802
or at oem@bogotapolice.org
The Bogota Office of Emergency Management has issued the following statements.
- Voting at the Bogota Recreation Center for the upcoming Election on Tuesday, November 6th has been moved to the First Aid Squad Building on West Main Street. Please advise your neighbors.
Parking will be available in the lot behind the Wells Fargo Bank on Tuesday for voters.
Cleanup of debris in streets requested from all residents. Nor'Easter expected to arrive late Tuesday into Wednesday.
- We are asking all residents to have all leaves and tree limbs to be neatly left at curb in front of your homes this Saturday. This will help as we will be receiving more inclement weather in the form of a Northeaster this Tuesday-Wednesday which could bring snow.
For more information please contact The Bogota Office of Emergency Management at
201-646-0802
or at oem@bogotapolice.org
| The Kennedy EMS Building on W.Main St |
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