March 22nd, 2010
The Summit Historical Society’s annual benefit dinner, “A Taste of Summit,” hosted by the Summit Grand Hotel, will be held on March 28 from 6:00-8:30pm. Over a dozen local restaurants and vendors are scheduled to attend this event.
The Summit Historical Society was created in 1929 and took a proactive role in archiving the history of the town. To date, they have a “a large archive of photographs, genealogy files, Summit house files, other historic structures surveys, maps, newspapers, postcards, yearbooks and city tax atlases… city directories dating back to 1890,” according to their website. They continuously update their collections through research and donations.
The Taste of Summit fundraiser is their largest event.
Currently, their headquarters are located at the Carter House on Butler Parkway. The Carter House is open to the public on Wednesdays from 1:30-4:00pm by appointment.
Written by Esther Tomasello
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March 17th, 2010
Celine Benet, Summit Public School faculty member, has been chosen as an honorary “Good Scout” by the Patriot’s Path Council, Boy Scouts of America, for her outstanding leadership and commitment to the Summit community.
Good Scouts are selected for serving as role models for the community’s youth and their involvement in community services. They are people who exemplify the Scout Oath and Law.
Ms. Benet is currently a teacher at Franklin Elementary School on Blackburn Road. She has been with the Summit schools for 11 years and has formerly been the coordinator for the SMART Program, pairing students with mentors for social and academic support.
Other Summit residents that will be honored are Annette Dwyer, T. Brett Haire, and Herb Olbrich.
The honoring will take place on March 24 at The Summit Grand Hotel. The proceeds from the dinner have benefit the Patriot’s Path Council, Boy Scouts of America, around New Jersey.
By Esther Tomasello
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March 8th, 2010
Attorney review begins once the Contract is signed by both parties and the fully executed contract is distributed to both parties. It typically lasts three business days, not including weekends. While in Attorney review, the attorneys representing the respective buyer and seller will ensure that all terms are clearly understood and acceptable to both parties. Once all are in agreement, both attorneys’ will approve the contract. It is then a legally binding contract.
It is important to make sure that the real estate agent sends a copy of the executed contract to both attorneys. The attorney review period runs, even if your attorney has not received the contract.
If you have any questions about attorney review, or any other part of the process, please give me a call.
Marty Eagan
Attorney at Law
Morristown, NJ
973-898-7300 x126
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