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Oscar E. Olsen Park and Vin Scully Field, Bogota.
Who was Lee of Fort Lee, Votee of Votee Park and Merritt of Camp Merritt? The Name-Dropper gives you the lowdown on some of the people whose names you see on public statues, memorial plaques, park signs, highways and even some local streets around North Jersey. Have suggestions? Email them to features@northjersey.com and put Name-Dropper in the subject field.
One was a civic-minded TV and appliance repairman. The other was and still is a redhead blessed with a voice as sunny as a lazy summer day.
The names of Oscar E. Olsen and Vin Scully grace the complex where youngsters in mile-square Bogota have long flocked to play baseball.
Oscar E. Olsen Park, whose centerpiece is Vin Scully Field, is situated on a bend of the brownish Hackensack River. Bogota's largest green space was the brainchild of Olsen, who had a repair shop on West Fort Lee Road and served as a councilman for a dozen years before election as mayor.
Under the Republican's guidance, a rubbish dump next to the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railway tracks was converted in 1947 to a ball field and a wading pool. The place was called Riverview Park, and by 1957 two more ball fields, a playground, a basketball court and an ice-skating rink were added.
Olsen didn't live to see Riverview Park grow. The evening of April 24, 1956 his 113th day as mayor the 54-year-old attended a Lions Club meeting, then stopped by a friend's house. As soon as he doffed his coat, The Bergen Evening Record reported, he fell dead from a heart attack.
The sudden demise of a well-liked mayor was front-page news. The Evening Record took note of Olsen's sense of humor, membership in fraternal associations and generosity to those in financial need. "He was quick to tackle a job, and was considered on the ablest workers on the Council," the newspaper reported.
The night Mayor Olsen died was an unscheduled day off for his most vocally recognizable constituent, 28-year-old Vincent Edward Scully, a Bronx native and graduate of Fordham University.
That's because the Brooklyn Dodgers' game at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia was postponed due to cold weather.
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Yale students will soon have new off-campus housing options when four upscale apartment units finish construction above the new art supply store Artist and Craftsman on Chapel Street, near the New Haven Green.
Pike International a major local real estate firm that owns off-campus buildings such as the Bakers Dozen house and the Mens Rowing house is funding the building of the apartments at 817 Chapel St. Project designer Fernando Pastor said this particular initiative is part of a larger series of refurbishments along the entire Ninth Square district the area along Chapel Street south of the New Haven Green. Pike has led the charge on many of these building renovations.
The whole fabric of the neighborhood is improving, said Barbara Hawes, assistant manager of Artist & Craftsman.
The space for the new apartments previously housed Karma, a nightclub, and Golden Rock, a pizzeria. After these two businesses closed, Pike acquired the property in 2012. While the building constructed in the 1940s will soon feature apartment units, Pastor stressed that the original faade and parts of the original ceiling and floor will be kept.
We use the bones of a historical building and make it modern, Pastor said. Because the building will be categorized as mixed use, Pastor said that the renovations will include new safety precautions.
Pastor said other developers had offered plans to tear down the building and put up a new five- to seven-story building. Pike instead plans to use the third floor of the building, which previously featured unused office space, to build the new apartment units. Pastor stressed that this particular project is not an example of gentrification, considering that the buildings were already abandoned.
Pastor said he instead sees the new developments as part of a recent nationwide trend of people migrating from the suburbs into the city to live closer to their workplace. He said these new apartments could potentially be attractive to Connecticut residents looking for a place in the Elm City.
According to Pastor, Yale undergraduates and some faculty members already occupy Pikes apartment units adjacent to 817 Chapel St. He added that he is confident that the company will soon find tenants for the new apartment building units. He noted that Pike generally does not experience difficulties filling its properties in New Haven which has a high occupancy rate of 98 percent.
Although Pike owns over 1,000 apartments in New Haven, making the company the citys largest residential apartment owner, Yale students who have lived in their buildings have reported poor customer service and management.
Sylvie McNamara 16, a Pike tenant last year, said she did not receive a single response from Pike after multiple requests to have her heater fixed in January.
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An interior decorator and a law student have been arrested for allegedly murdering a Ghazipur-based businessman who was also the leader of the Gujjar community in Ghaziabad.
The motive behind the murder was said to be family rivalry. However, the deceaseds cousin tried to twist it into a community issue by provoking the Gujjar community against another prominent community in Uttar Pradesh.
Victim Vinod Pahalwan was killed near the Ghazipur flyover in East Delhi on July 21.
On July 21, a call was received from the Ghazipur flyover about an accident. When the police reached the spot, Vinod was found dead inside his car with the side window shattered. Three bullet injuries were found on his body. Based on the statement of Vinods brother Sanjay, a case of murder was registered, said a police officer.
All the SHOs of the neighbouring district were contacted to find out who was behind the murder. Informers pointed towards the possible involvement of Satbir Rana, the deceaseds cousin, and his son Nikhil.
After sustained investigation, Nikhil, a law student, and his friend Parth, an interior decorator, were arrested on Tuesday.
The accused disclosed that on the day of the incident, Nikhil called Parth to his residence. From there, they went to a mall in Vaishali where Vinod attends a gym. When Vinod left for the gym in his car, the accused followed him on their bike. After entering Delhi from the Ghazipur border, Vinod got trapped in a traffic jam due to kawad yatra. Nikhil then intercepted him and opened fire from his country-made pistol. Parth was waiting for him on the bike. Soon after the crime, they both sped away, said a police officer.
It was found that Satbir Rana, Nikhils father, was also involved in the murder conspiracy and he tried to mislead the investigators by alleging involvement of persons from another community.
After the murder, a huge mob from his community had blocked NH-24. They broke wind screens of several cars and resorted to stone pelting in a street where a large number of people from a particular community reside. They also looted a scrap dealers shop and a case of rioting with other sections of crimes was registered at Ghazipur.
Later, it was found that all this was orchestrated by Satbir Rana.
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Before you head to Mega Fashion Hall, get to know the Swedish brand that has changed the fashion-retail landscape all over the world
I had my first experience 10 years agomy first H&M shopping experience, that is! It was early November and I was in Madrid, Spain to visit my sister, who had moved there a few years before. It was chillier than I expected, so she took me to H&M to buy a coat. I found a pea green brocade coat with a high collar and a hook-and-eye closurecertainly a standout when most people prefer black or brown when it comes to outerwear. I dont remember how much it cost, but what struck me was that it looked like a designer piece without the high price. I bought it. I still have that coat and always pack it when I travel to colder climes.
And today, many Filipinos will get their first H&M experience as the first H&M store in the country opens at Mega Fashion Hall.
Exactly a month ago, a group of Filipino journalists and I had the chance to visit the H&M headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden. Being an H&M fan, I thought I knew a lot about this brand (apart from the fact that its Swedish), but boy was I wrong. In the three days we spent there with members of their design team, the PR department, the group that handles the photo studio for all images, their HR head, store staff, and even the CEO, it was clear that H&M was more than just a conglomerate; it was like a family. The corporate culture is one that fosters teamwork, has strong values, and all work for the same goal: to provide its customers with fashion and quality at the best price.
Every H&M store has an A Area, which is the first thing you see when you enter. It features mannequins in styled outfits to encourage shoppers to buy
1. H&Ms founder Erling Persson came from a family of butchers. Persson started out selling cheese, but after a trip to the US where he saw a store selling womens dresses at very low prices, he thought it was a good business idea. So he opened his first womens clothing store in Vsteras, Sweden in 1947 and called it Hennes (which means hers in Swedish). In the 60s, he wanted to expand to mens clothing, so he bought the adjacent store called Mauritz Widforss, which sold mens hunting and fishing gear. In 1968, he changed the name to Hennes & Mauritz, which was eventually shortened to H&M, the font of which has not changed since it was created. Curiously, no one at the company could remember exactly when it was created or by whom! (Their best guess was late 60s/early 70s by an interior decorator.)
2. H&Ms CEO is under 40 years old. Karl-Johan Persson, the founders grandson, was born in 1975. He assumed the CEO position in 2009. I never had the chance to work closely with my father or grandfather, but I think our management style is quite similar in that we think about the H&M culture all the time, said Karl-Johan. Its a lot about teamwork, delegating responsibility, constantly pushing for innovation, and having an entrepreneurial spirit. He added that a huge challenge is to keep the bureaucracy away. Were a big company, but we want to keep that startup feeling, and work with fun, friendly people who have good values and great drive.
3. It is mandatory at H&M for each and every employee to work in the store at least two days of the yearthat includes top management and the CEO! I worked for two days last summer here in Sweden, Karl-Johan told us. I think I slowed down the pace at the cashier because I found it hard to do the de-alarming, folding the clothes in a nice way, and putting them in the bag, he added, with a sheepish smile. But its a good exercise in that they get feedback from customers and see what improvements can be made.
4. H&M is now in 55 countries. The Philippines is the 55th! Just last April, they opened the first Australian store in Melbourne; this week they opened in Sydney. In 2015, they will open the first branches in Taiwan, India, Peru, and South Africa. So what took them so long to come here? We get that question from every country we enter, said Karl-Johan. We always knew that the Philippines is a super interesting market, but we have to look at several thingsthe size of the market, fashion interest, expansion opportunities, how easy it is to do business in the country We have an expansion team that had been traveling to the Philippines for four or five years, looking for the best locationthats very important. Added Hacan Andersson of H&Ms communications & press department, If we dont find it, wed rather wait.
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