The 4th Ward Gazette: An Englewood, NJ Newsletter focusing on the events impacting the 4th ward, its residents and the family and friends who care about the traditions and welfare of Englewood residents. Members of our "Neighborhood Watch Program" do not carry guns. We carry telephones and cameras. The 4th Ward Gazette is dedicated to uplifting the hearts & minds of a people long overdue for some success & recognition. It is a warm friendly bear hug for a Community.
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Vote like the lives of your children depend on your doing so!
Monday, October 5, 2015
Monday, September 7, 2015
READ OUT ENGLEWOOD!
Have you Pre-Registered your child for this event? There is still time. Use this link and Pre-Register online.
Or Pre-Register at Ebenezer Mon - Fri. 10 am - 4 pm
Register at the event to participate in our Junior Classroom Style Spelling Bee.
Help us "fill a bus" with School Supplies.
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Job Fair
USPS JOB FAIR
SEPTEMBER 15, 2015
4:00PM until 6:00PM
City of East Orange
44 City Hall Plaza
East Orange, New Jersey 07019
City Carrier
Rural Carrier
PSE Clerk
Mail Handler Assistant
Tractor Trailer Operator
Casual
Auto Mechanics
Sunday, August 30, 2015
#CommunityMatters: Uptown Leads by Example!
Sior Griffin receiving a cut & supplies |
After
leaving the chair, he was led to the back of the shop where he received
composition books, pencils and pens. His mother smiles….
This weeks ‘High Five’ goes to Jared Peterson (J.P)
and Gerald Chavis (G.) of Uptown Barbers Association for continuing to lead by
example. ‘For Us By Us’ (FUBU) is not just a slogan for (J.P.) of King Gardens and (G.)
hailing from Park View, it's a guide. Together, these two young African American Entrepreneurs
have not only opened a successful business in their community, they continue to
provide recognition and support for their patrons, friends and neighbors……
Gerald Chavis(G) & Jared Peterson(JP) |
After a 9 year hiatus, they successfully revived UBL’s
Summer Basketball League giving renewed interest and meaning to Mackay Park creating a viable venue for players, spectators and other neighborhood business persons.
They followed up by participating in the 3rd Annual Whip Whop
Tournament and School Supply give away with the winner’s trophy proudly being displayed in their window.
This week, not only can the community youth get a
high top fade to begin the school year, Uptown is giving away composition
books, pencils and pens to school age patrons. This practice will continue
right up to the start of school or as long as the supplies last.
Future plans include an honor roll to be posted on
the shop’s wall recognizing the accomplishments of student scholar/athletes.
CONGRATULATIONS
Uptown Barbers Association for showing that 'CommunityMatters'....
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