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Ho-Ho-Kus February 3, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • Page 5 Harry Norton reappointed as municipal judge by Jennifer Crusco Harry Norton has been reappointed as judge of the Ho-Ho-Kus Municipal Court. Voting at last week’s public council session, the borough’s governing body approved Judge Norton’s new three-year term, which began Jan. 26 and will continue until Jan. 26, 2012. The resolution to approve the appointment was originally part of a consent agenda, but Mayor Thomas Randall asked that this item be voted separately, to allow Councilman Doug Troast to abstain, which he did. Troast has reportedly worked with one of Judge Norton’s associates. Norton is a graduate of Lafayette College and of Seton Hall Law School. He has been admitted to the bar in New Jersey and New York. He has also been admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, and the U.S. District Court. When he began his legal career, Norton was an appellate court clerk. From 1978-83, he was assistant prosecutor for Bergen County, trial section. He practiced law at Evans Hand from 1983-1997, and was a partner in that ﬁrm from 1987-97. In 1997, he branched off and formed Norton, Sheehy, Higgins, and Rosa. The same year, he replaced Judge Letcher as the municipal court judge in Ho-Ho-Kus. Norton is also municipal court judge in the Borough of Upper Saddle River and in the Borough of Allendale, which partners with Ho-Ho-Kus in the administration of its municipal court system. Norton was recently named court judge in Montvale. The Ho-Ho-Kus Council has also approved a consent resolution regarding the interlocal court agreement between Ho-Ho-Kus and Allendale. According to the resolution, Ho-Ho-Kus will contribute 65 percent of the cost and Allendale will contribute 35 percent of the cost. In other business, the council approved a resolution that will allow Ho-Ho-Kus and the Borough of Fair Lawn to share the services of a health ofﬁcer for a term beginning Jan. 26, 2010 and expiring on Jan. 26, 2011. Each municipality will pay $4,535 for the service, according to that resolution. H1N1 vaccinations available this month The Ho-Ho-Kus Board of Health, in conjunction with The Valley Hospital Community Health Department, will be offering a free H1N1 (Swine) Flu Vaccination Clinic for Ho-Ho-Kus residents at the Ho-Ho-Kus Municipal Building Council Chambers on Tuesday, Feb. 9. Hours are 5 to 7 p.m. Anyone age six months or older may be vaccinated. To register, call (201) 291-6090. The Ho-Ho-Kus Municipal Building is located at 333 Warren Avenue, Ho-Ho-Kus. Does Your Child Want to Be a Designer? We can teach her the fundamentals of sewing to unleash her creativity. She can model the garments she’s made at our Annual Fashion Show in June. June Needlecraft School Classes for Children 4-18 S easons ... for Valentine’s Day All Chocolate Covered Strawberries Milk or Dark Starting Feb. 12th Enrollment is ongoing 216 Godwin Ave, Midland Park • 201-444-2976 Teaching Children and Adults Sewing and Designing Skills for Over 30 Years... Check our Website: www.needlecraftschool.org Flower Arrangements PRE-ORDER TODAY We Deliver! 10-7-09----NeedlecraftDesigner(color)3x2(10-7-09) 3col x 2” Ester for PROOF... from Janine GRAND ReOPENING �� Hamilton Square Shopping Center 140 Franklin Tpke, Waldwick • 201-251-7577 �� 2-3-10 Mike/Janine AllSeasonsValentine3x3BW(2-3-10) 3x3 Rev. 1 We Welcome you to our new location 72 W ALLENDALE AVE FEBRUARY 4-FEBRUARY6 �� RECEIVE 20% OFF ANY IN STORE ITEM ENTER TO WIN AN ARRANGEMENT DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME, ONCE A WEEK FOR A MONTH COMPLIMENTARY REFRESHMENTS Fresh Florals Blooming & Green Plants Custom Silks Weddings Events Seda France Candles www.allendaleflowers.com 201.327.9389 ��