The Fair Lawn Sunrise Rotary recently announced that it will be presenting its first Service above Self awards at a special ceremony at the Knights of Columbus Hall next month.

The borough manager of Fair Lawn, NJ, Tom Meltzer, last week announced three promotions within the police department. No doubt the flyer printing and poster printing will be used by the police department to make the community aware of these movements, which have been the result of the retirement of the two highest ranking officers in the department.

The New Jersey Chapter of the American Institute for Architects (AIA) recently awarded a $3,000 scholarship to Fair Lawn resident, Steven Young, for his outstanding scholastic achievement in his architectural studies.

On Thursday, January 3, John Cosgrove was sworn in as the next mayor of Fair Lawn, New Jersey. He is most likely using business card printing so he can have a means to inform the community of his new position in the town.

Dispatchers, members of the rescue squad, and other members of the Fair Lawn Police Department in New Jersey recently announced that, along with the Saddle Brook Police Department, they will be collecting toys for all ages of children as part of the Toys for Tots program.

The Fair Lawn, New Jersey Athletic Club recently hosted an award ceremony for those members of the Fair Lawn Policemans Benevolent Association (PBA) Local 67 who made outstanding contributions to the community. The PBA no doubt used flyer printing and poster printing to inform the residents of the community of the many achievements of some of their local officers.

October looks to be a potentially productive month as Fair Lawn professionals get the option of attending a top-notch networking event, with the opportunity for fundraiser sponsorship being made available as well.

The residents of Fair Lawn, NJ have been given a voice through a survey sent out to homes at the beginning of September. The response to the surveys has so far exceeded the borough's expectations.