Ridgewood October 19, 2011 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 9 The Ridgewood Village Council introduced an ordinance at last week’s public meeting to authorize a five-year lease of the building at 28 North Broad Street to E&K Car Service, doing business as Village Taxi, which is now the officially franchised taxi service for Ridgewood and Glen Rock. Glen Rock officials, meanwhile, are telling residents who need taxi service to continue to call (201) 444-1800, the Ridgewood Taxi telephone number, if they need cab Village council vote swaps local taxi franchises service. Glen Rock officials said Ridgewood Taxi is still providing rides, but is no longer accepting senior citizen discounts from booklets sold both in Glen Rock and Ridgewood. The new operator will be allowed into the building at 28 North Broad Street, which was reportedly padlocked by the State of New Jersey at press time, for some refurbishment and painting. Village Taxi is expected to be functioning at the site near the railroad station by Nov. 1. Village Taxi will The Ridgewood Board of Education has approved supplemental pay for teachers who serve as advisors for cocurricular activities in the schools. Erika Pifher received $782 for 20 hours as advisor to the Art Club, and Stephen Olanin received $1,564 for 40 hours as advisor to the Chime Club. Kevin Scarpa received $782 for 20 hours as advisor to the Computer Club. Carolyn Cosgrove received $391 for 10 hours as advisor to the Student Council, Joan Kelly received the same Board approves supplemental pay reportedly accept the senior citizen discount coupons sold by Ridgewood and Glen Rock to senior and handicapped residents. “Village Taxi shall accept taxi coupons from Ridgewood Senior Citizens,” the ordinance introduction stipulates. Adopted is slated for Oct. 26. The rent for the building will be $32,000 a year, with a security deposit payment of 150 percent of the monthly rent of $2,700 in advance. The building will be used for administrative offices, the waiting room, and the dispatching room for the taxi service that officially covers Ridgewood and the surrounding area. J. KOSTER compensation for her work as advisor to the Environmental Club, and Livia Lauro received the same compensation for her work as advisor to the Running Club. Peggy Vrachinis and Carol Goulian each received $313 for eight hours as advisor to the school newspaper, and Lauren McNamara and Megan Glinkin each received the same for eight hours as advisors to the Spelling Bee. Lslie (Sonye) Della Pesce, who served as advisor to the Continental Math League, received $158 for her work.