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John Elward, Former Berkeley Heights Mayor, Passes Away at age 85
By BOBBIE PEER
Credits: TAPinto Archive
January 17, 2021 at 9:02 PM
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - John Patrick Elward, Jr, a long time Berkeley Heights resident and former mayor passed away on Friday, Jan. 1, 2021 at the age of 85. He served on the planning board, board of adjustment, township committee, including a year as mayor of Berkeley Heights.
He was a member of the committee that designed and constructed the Berkeley Heights Veterans Memorial in 1987 and a board member of the Veterans Memorial Park restoration in 2016, joining Ted Romankow, and the late Vito Mondelli and Leon Ciferni to form the restoration committee.
By Joey Gardiner 2021-01-06T07:00:00+00:00
Troubled Croydon developer to sell 85 homes to housing investment vehicle
Under-fire council-owned developer Brick By Brick has sold 85 homes to a for-profit social landlord in a £29m deal, including some designed by Stirling Prize-winners Mikhail Riches.
The homes have been bought by Residential Secure Income (ReSI), a listed investment vehicle set up in 2017 to make money from buying shared ownership properties.
The firm said the deal will allow Brick By Brick to accelerate the delivery of affordable homes and “return the proceeds of the sale to the London Borough of Croydon to be spent on frontline services”.
By Ellie Farrell
Many of us have heard how this year has been very difficult for people involved in the arts and especially in the world of music and song.
For nine young musicians from the west of Ireland it has been a month to remember for a good reason -at last! Earlier this month, Mary and Flan Noonan made contact with these young people and brought about just what the Eimear Noonan Music Bursary Awards programme set out to do.
The bursary scheme which was originally set up by the Noonan family to remember their talented and beautiful daughter Eimear who died tragically in France in November 2017, aims to help talented young people from the west of Ireland to further their musical studies. The bursary programme has grown enormously since it was first set up and just last month was further funded by a spectacular online musical campaign called ‘Carpe Diem Sing and Play 2020’.
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