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1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 AIFS 1970 My family lived in Maplewood from 1955-1976. We are long gone but have fond memories. But to the point: anyone out there from Margaret Schley's 1970 AIFS tour to Wales and the Mediterranean? I also want to ask about the the AV Club. Remember Film Day? Geoffrey Meyer - November 15th, 2008 at 07:39pm Where is everyone? I grew up in Maplewood. I live in Bridgewater, NJ now but I have lots of great memories. I still drive an hour to get my fresh raviolis at DiPietros. I miss living in Maplewood. I lived on Courter Avenue. Susan - October 8th, 2008 at 05:57pm Cedar Lane Block Party My band, End Result, played for the Cedar Lane block party on July 26th. I just wanted to thank Ernie and the residents of Cedar Lane for allowing us to join their party - and Cedar Lane sure does know how to party! Steve Raimer - August 4th, 2008 at 09:49pm fond bittersweet memories i stayed in maplewood as an au pair for 3 months in 2005.it is a beautiful place i will never forget. i wished i could have stayed longer but i believe my life to be in god's hands & His reason for me having to leave were for the best in the long run. i have never thanked the family who hosted me, i wish to this day we had parted under much nicer circumstances. i do apologise for any trouble/ inconveniance. maplewood remains in my memory to be the most ideal place to raise a family. take care, fondest memories Linzi - July 2nd, 2008 at 07:34am Looking for the Friels I am renewing my search for the Bob Friel family, particularly Pat and Nancy. Any info would be appreciated. bob mattson - June 26th, 2008 at 03:39pm Looking for Nancy Friel Anyone have any inforamtion on Nancy Friel (graduated from CHS in the 60's)? I am helping a friend locate her- any information would be great! Thanks. Julie Gravette (Rupprecht) - June 26th, 2008 at 11:48am what a town to grow up in!! i lived in maplewood from the time i was 6 months old till i graduated columbia high school in 1971. maplewood was such a great town to live in. close to the city, but still with a small town feel. i don't live too far from there now, and i do still go back from time to time. even used to take my kids trick or treating in my old neighborhood. i'm glad to see it hasn't changed all that much. Stew Kupperman - April 21st, 2008 at 09:25pm Maplewood!!!!! I will always and forever love Maplewood....countless great memories - reading the posts has inspired me - i lived on the corner of ridgewood rd and Euclid ave - i used to love to go downtown and buy 45's of my favorite records - last i remember that record shop is a coffee shop now - has the pizza held up over the years at the roman gourmet? i think tony's son runs it now. i want to apologize to all the older folks i terrorized back in the day....especially those lovely ladies at the womens club of maplewood......where i "studied" ballroom dancing for a few years.... been living in manhattan since 1982 - so close to maplewood....yet so far Here's to maplewood and all the great folks from my childhood - And i want to say hi to duncan tuck --- he was such a cool kid.... duncan....are you out there??? and where is drew lynch??? Meharge....you are the best as always Freddy Shehadi - April 4th, 2008 at 01:24pm I use to live here, long ago. Moved to Vancouver, BC now, but I do miss it! Claire Annette - March 18th, 2008 at 07:37pm Wow very nice site I love maplewood! drussell@gm-electric.com Dave Russell - March 4th, 2008 at 06:15pm 8 yrs and counting We moved to Maplewood in 2000, what a great way to start the millenium. My son Richard loves it here. From Tuscan to South Orange Middle to Columbia High School. He has made so many friends here he is almost a Maplewood icon now...Richard Beavers! It is very convenient to shopping, NYC and surrounding food and entertainment as well as the foot hills!! We just love it here. Sherri & Richard Beavers - February 19th, 2008 at 10:31am Just saying HI I come to MOL to find about how Maplewood has changed. So far I can see it hasn’t from when I grew up in Maplewood in the 50’s and 60’s I graduated CHS in 64 and lived on Concord Ave, but for current Maplewood residents it seems like nothing has changed since I lived in Maplewood. I like knowing that the Town I grew up in hasn’t changed its values. Your taxes might be high, but your quality of living seems the same as when I grew up there in 50’s and 60’s. So maybe a nice trade off in being able to raise your children in a Town you can be sure their raised right. I hope Maplewood neighbors look after each other and their children like in my time. It seems so from what I can gather from coming to MOL For information about where I grew up. Jim Moran - January 9th, 2008 at 04:45pm |
