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Hasbrouck Heights receives State recognition.

On June 29, 2000, special resolutions were presented by the full Assembly  in Chambers to Hasbrouck Heights in recognition of their heroic efforts during recent  disasters. Assemblywoman Rose Marie Heck made the presentations to police, fire and local  officials who represented the community.

Assembly Speaker Jack Collins and Assembly Conference Leader Rose Marie  Heck made "Annual Person of the Year" presentations at The Excelsior in Saddle  Brook, NJ, on June 20, 2000. 

Honorees included: J. Fletcher Creamer, Jr., Mayor Gary Paparozzi, Congresswoman Marge  Roukema, Joseph M. Sanzari, Mayor Joseph Scarpa and Joan M. Wright for their dedication,  determination and leadership for the people of Bergen County.

Assemblywoman Rose Marie Heck and VFW Post 4591 Commander Ralph Daniels  during the Memorial Day Service held at Memorial Park, Hasbrouck Heights.

Assemblywoman Rose Heck speaking before Governor Christine Todd Whitman,  federal, state, local officials and the community, during Inaugural Celebrations on April  15, 2000 at Liberty State Park Station.

December 10, 1999 Press conference
Hasbrouck Heights December 9 air disaster

Sen. Frank Lauttenberg, Hon. Steve Rothman and Assemblywoman Rose Heck  answering media questions and reviewing regional concerns over Teterboro Airport.

Gov. Whitman Signs NJ State Library Bill
At Hasbrouck Heights Free Public Library

Governor Christie Whitman signed a bill at the Free Public Library Wednesday,  August 18, 1999, granting $45 million to libraries around the state for improvement  projects.

The legislation co-sponsored by Assembly members Rose Marie Heck and Leonard Lance  provides that grants will be award to municipal and county public libraries for the  construction of new library buildings; expansion, rehabilitation or acquisition of  existing library buildings; as well as related land acquisition and site improvement  costs.

The measure will provide the $45 million in bonds to be issued by the New Jersey  Educational Facilities Authority through a "Public Library Project Fund."    Municipalities and counties will be required to provide a 3 to 1 match in order to receive  the capital bond funds.

Looking on during this historic moment are (L-R) Assemblyman Guy Talarico (R) Oradell,  Assemblyman Leonard Lance (R) Hunterdon, Governor Whitman, Assemblywoman Rose Marie Heck  and HH Library Director Michele Maiullo

Woodland Park Playground Dedication

On June 19, 1999 at 10 a.m., Governor Christie Whitman along with  Assemblywoman Rose Marie Heck and Mayor William Torre re-dedicated the Woodland Park  Playground. The recent improvements were the result of a $50,000 grant from the Department  of Community Affairs and bought 10 pieces of playground equipment along with other  enhancements to the play area. 

Rose Heck speaking at Governor Whitman's February 24, 1999 Press Conference  announcing the Creation of the Working Group to Improve Clinical Outcomes in Cancer  patients.


Governor Whitman congratulating Assemblywomen Rose Heck and Charlotte Vandervalk during  the Governors Press Conference February 24, 1999, for their efforts in creating the  Working Group to Improve Clinical Outcomes in Cancer Patients .

Rose Heck working at her legislative desk in the State Assembly Chamber.

Councilwoman Rose Heck