Page 14 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • December 8, 2010
Co-workers, friends, family recall Kallenberg’s career
by Jennifer Crusco Co-workers, friends, and family members gathered to celebrate Gregory Kallenberg’s career on Nov. 30, his last official day as chief of police in the Borough of Ho-HoKus. The well-attended celebration was held in the Ho-Ho-Kus Ambulance Corps training room. The guest of honor personally greeted dozens of well-wishers, who were urged to sign in. Those in attendance included Mayor Thomas Randall, Councilmen John Mongelli and Gordon Hamm, Borough Administrator Don Cirulli, Borough Clerk Laura Borchers and former clerk Judy Odo, multiple members of the police department, and Ramsey Police Chief Bryan Gurney. Long-time friends, including Mike Limatola, and Kallenberg’s wife Laura and their son Adam were also in attendance. Many people commented on Kallenberg’s professionalism, knowledge, skill, and respectful manner. However, he was “roasted” later in the evening. Laura Kallenberg said her husband’s retirement hit home last week when he cleaned out his office at headquarters.
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Greg and Laura Kallenberg
The retired chief does not have any imminent plans to begin a second career. He indicated that he would like to spend some time fishing and pursuing other outdoor activities. In August, Kallenberg announced his intention to step down as chief. He had logged 30 years in law enforcement. A life-long resident of Midland Park, Kallenberg graduated from Midland Park High School in 1974. After graduation, he entered the U.S. Navy’s submarine service. He left the U.S. Navy as a first class petty officer.
SPEAK UP - OPPOSE THE CELL TOWER!
The Midland Park Zoning Board of Adjustment will vote this week on a 120-ft tall, 3-ft. wide cell tower proposed for the center of town. Please come out and voice your opinion against it on Wednesday, December 8 7:30 p.m. at Midland Park Borough Hall
(280 Godwin Ave.)
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The proposed site is on Godwin Avenue in the Sears parking lot. Property values in the neighborhood will decline, and the look of the Godwin Avenue downtown area will be downgraded.
Paid for by THE CONCERNED CITIZENS OF MIDLAND PARK
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May this Christmas bring you peace in the knowledge of His presence and joy in the wonderof His birth.
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From the Law Offices of
Teschon, Riccobene & Siss, P.A.
Russel B. Teschon Peter E. Riccobene Darryl W. Siss Michael P. Hickey Jennifer A. Criso
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