MyEnglewood April 2019

THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD APRIL 2019 MyEnglewood © North Jersey Media Group 2019 Produced quarterly by Northern Valley Suburbanite | www.northjersey.com Rotary Club salutes nonagenarians NEWS & NOTES Council Resolution The City Council passed a resolution honoring the 2019 Englewood Rotary Club Community Award Recipients. The last paragraph of the resolution states: Be it further resolved, that Phil Ball, Lorraine Cohen, Norman Davis, Ned Feldman, Sondra Greenberg, Corinne Hoexter, Rolf Hoexter, Jeanne Hopewell, Joan Van Alstyne Johnson, George Milne, Olga Mosciaro, Clarice Moses Rollieson, Stanley Shapiro, Celestine Trott, and Barbara E. Wright are hereby congrat- ulated on being honored and for continually demonstrating an extraordinary measure of public-spiritedness which has earned them the deep- est respect and admiration of the citizens of the City of Englewood. PHOTO/SAM LEE The Rotary Club of Englewood honored 15 civic leaders at its annual Community Awards Dinner on Thursday, March 28, at the Englewood Field Club. Recipients of Englewood Rotary’s 2019 Community Award are, front row, from left, Clarice Rollieson, Jeanne Hopewell, Barbara E. Wright, Corinne Hoexter, Olga Mosciaro, Lorraine Cohen, George Milne. Back row, from left, are Phil Ball, Stanley Shapiro, Norman Davis, Rotary President Janet Sharma, Willa Cherot, Sandy Greenberg and Rolf Hoexter. Not pictured are Joan Van Alstyne Johnson and Ned Feldman, and honored in memoriam was Celestine Trott. For more information about the Awards Dinner and the Community Award recipients, see the full story on page 3. Taxes Due The next due date for prop- erty taxes is May 1. The Tax Collector’s Office will extend their hours to 8 p.m. on May 6. As always, the last day to pay to avoid interest charges is the 10th of the month. If you would like a receipt for your tax payment the entire tax bill must be submitted at the time of payment or your cancelled check will be your receipt. You ou can contact the Tax Collector at 201-871-6607 or [email protected]. AGE-FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES AHEAD In the months ahead Age-Friendly Englewood will convene interested individuals to serve as “ambassadors” for the program, and will develop a Social Isolation Task Force to work with City agencies and the Fire Department to combat isolation among the elderly. Englewood was named a member of the WHO/ AARP Global Network of Age-Friendly Communi- ties last November. Age-Friendly Englewood is a community-wide project that is working to ensure From your head to your toes and everywhere in between. that residents of Englewood can age-in-place in their homes and in the community with dignity and inde- pendence. Age-Friendly Englewood seeks to help the community become more livable for people of all ages, with particular attention to the rapidly growing number of older adults. Age-Friendly Englewood continues to work closely with organizations, individuals and agencies of city government to help Englewood truly become a great place to grow up and grow old. Our team of over 400 providers at more than 100 locations throughout northern NJ and Rockland County has you covered. 833-234-2234 englewoodhealthphysicians.org.