Area April 14, 2010 THE VILLADOM TIMES IV • Page 9 West Bergen recognizes Diana and David Ross West Bergen Mental Healthcare recently recognized outstanding community leaders Diana Dolling-Ross and David Ross at the organization’s 33rd Annual Brunch at the Seasons in Washington Township. “The Rosses have shown a lifelong commitment to helping others, especially children and families in need,” West Bergen CEO Michael J. Tozzoli said. “They are unique individuals who give freely of themselves to benefit others. West Bergen is grateful for their endless drive and generosity of time, talent and spirit. Their dedication is emblematic of the spirit of commitment to West Bergen that has enabled the agency to serve others for 47 years.” West Bergen is a non-profit organization that provides a wide range of psychiatric and counseling services for people of all age groups with various levels of need. West Bergen is committed to meeting the psychological needs of each of its clients with sensitivity and responsive, innovative services of the highest quality. For further information on West Bergen and the services it provides, call (201) 444-3550. NORTH EAST LASER VEIN INSTITUTE Medical Day Spa ������������������������� ������������������������ ������������� ������������������ Honorees David Ross and Diana Dolling-Ross of Hawthorne and West Bergen CEO Michael J. Tozzoli at West Bergen’s brunch. Luba • Teen & Adult Acne Control • Eyebrow Design & Eye Lash Tint • Body Waxing (including Brazilian Bikini) • Microdermabrasion • Facials • Chemical Peels www.nelaserveininstitute.com • 201-445-4410 DANIEL WEIXELDORFER for Mahwah Town Council “STOP WASTEFUL SPENDING, KEEP TAXES LOW” A lifelong “Jersey Boy”, I am 48 years old and married to Kristine. I have two daughters, Lauren, who is 20, and Jennifer, who is 19. Both attend Pace University in Westchester. I have worked as a licensed real estate broker for over 20 years. Currently, I work with RE/MAX Legend on MacArthur Blvd in Mahwah. I am also president of Healthcore Media, a company headquartered in Mahwah that owns over 125 health & wellness websites. I am Treasurer of the Ramapo Ridge II Condominium Board. I am the past president of the PCBR. I am a past director of NJAR. I believe that, to thrive, a town needs an exceptional school system, low taxes, the right mix of small and large businesses, a good public safety record, and properly maintained roads, parks, and fields. If that town can also offer activities for children and seniors, it can help relieve the burdens on those of us juggling the demands of caring for both growing children and aging parents. When I am elected to the town council, I will cast my vote to ensure that Mahwah becomes such a thriving town. I believe that through prioritization and careful budgeting, we can keep taxes low, while still ensuring Mahwah becomes the town we all want it to be. These beliefs are reflected in my campaign slogan: “Stop Wasteful Spending, Keep Taxes Low”. My opponents tout their Council “EXPERIENCE”. But my experience -- and yours too -- is a 50% tax increase in just 6 years! Is that the “EXPERIENCE” Mahwah wants or needs for another 4 years? Times are tough for us all. Can any of us afford another 50% tax increase? When I am elected, I will vote against the sort of wasteful spending that leads to such increases. ISSUES • How the 2010 property revaluation will impact our real estate taxes • The safety concerns of parents who park along Ridge Rd. while waiting to pick up their children from school • The noise, air pollution & safety hazard caused by the numerous trucks that illegally park & idle overnight on the shoulder of Rt. 287 North. te • The level of lead in our drinking water Vo 1 May 1 friends of Paid for by friends of Daniel Weixeldorfer Daniel Weixeldorfer Paid for by www.vote4daniel.com 4-14-10 joan/janine