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CBS NEWS features Fair Lawn web site
We are proud to announce that the local channel 2 CBS News featured the Fair Lawn InfoCenter in a segment on community web sites. The segment was aired on February 8th and included comments from Webmaster Larry Schwartz (yes, they got his name wrong and referred to him as Richard Schwartz). We have sought permission to have the audio portion of the segment placed on this web page. Look for it in the future.

Fair Lawn gets a new Mayor
We welcome our new mayor Edward Trawinski and deputy mayor Bonnie Taplits and wish them much success as they guide Fair Lawn into the new year.

Larry Schwartz Speaks About Constitutional Challenge to the CDA
Fair Lawn InfoCenter webmaster, Larry Schwartz, fought the inclement weather on January 27th to speak to the Fair Lawn Computer Club about ACLU v. Reno, the case challenging the constitutionality of the Communications Decency Act. The talk revealed the difficult issue of drafting a law that will protect our youth from viewing shocking content or receiving inappropriate solicitations without infringing on Free Speech. The Supreme Court hearing of the constitutionality of this act is scheduled for March, 1997. Additional information can be found at the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

Fair Lawn Jewish Community Council (FLJCC) plans Web Site
The FLJCC is putting the final touches on a new Web site that will be dedicated to providing information to Fair Lawn's Jewish Community. The Council has chosen Larry Schwartz to design the site which is expected to be completed by March 1, 1997.

Recreation Department Announces Upcoming Programs
The Fair Lawn Recreation Dept. announces a new activity based fitness club for children ages 2-4 years old. They also have announced registration for small fry camp, and a host of other activities. Visit their site right here.

The Fair Lawn InfoCenter Forum is Your Free Bulletin Board
Need an apartment or house in Fair Lawn? Looking for contacts, friends, a job? Belong to an organization and need to annonce a meeting? Want to share your favorite books, movies, or restaurants or tell us what's going on around town? We know you are surfing this site, lets use this valuable resource and together, we can continue to make Fair Lawn a great place to live. Take me there!!

It's Mad Lib Maina Time
If you have a javascript capable browser (Netscape 3.0 or IE 3.0) try Larry Schwartz's Madlib Mania if you dare. It's MADNESS!!!.

Odds and Ends
Ever wonder what Fair Lawn was like 300 hundred years ago? Read about it in our History of Fair Lawn page.

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Fair Lawn High School Alumni continue to write at a feverish pace, most wanting to hear from classmates. If you are a Fair Lawn High School Grad and want to get in contact with your classmates, please register with us for a FREE listing on our High School Alumni page.

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