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Cherry Blossom Press presents YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY A Poetic View Of Nutley Old And New by Nutley writer Anthony Buccino. The poetry collection is available on Amazon's Kindle, BN's Nook, or in print. The local writer takes some history, some folk lore and some current news and mixes them together in this humorous and thoughtful collection of verse about the little town now called Nutley in

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 A recent Nutley Sun editorial discusses the scary and continuing story of local youths who walk across the railroad trestle, as documented in Yountakah Rite a poem by Anthony Buccino in his latest collection YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY. Editorial: Nutley tracks can lead to tragedy NorthJersey.com Awhile ago, the Nutley Police Department received information that a number of children were walking on the

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YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY A Poetic View of Nutley, Old and New INDIAN TRADERS YOUNTAKAH COUNTRY BRIGHT GREEN PARK STOLEN POST OFFICE WHEN GRANT CAME TO TOWN CHURCH BELLS DUEL ANNIE’S NOT MISSING CLOSETS BELL LAP TAVERN VELODROME PILLARS OF NUTLEY HOT LUNCH RUMORS OF WAR BOOTH PARK CAROMS DREWE’S YOUNTAKAH RITE POOLS VALIUM BREEZE SNOW DAY ITT TOWER PLENGE’S FARM BROOKDALE SODA NUTLEY DINER OVERLOOK

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YOUNTAKAH COUNTRYA Poetic View of Nutley, N.J. By Anthony BuccinoA poet and historyare a dangerous combination.Readers must decide what is trueand what is stretched– and that’s precisely the point.Be mad, be amused,but go outand find your own truths.Copyright © 2006-2009 by Anthony Buccino, all rights reserved.No part of this blog may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,

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You'll be one of the first to know when this poetry collection hits print.FB.init("fcd55d8d2bf7adde21926e8d124fba71");Anthony Buccino on Facebook

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On Page 2 of Newark This Week in The Star-Ledger on May 1, is a great photo and over all history of the neighborhood sometimes known as Yantacaw.Compiled by staff writer Daniel DePasquale, the story web links included this blog.Thanks, folks. If I knew you were coming - and most of you have come and gone - I'd have added a few starts of my poems about Nutley.Here are a few photos I took recently:

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BROOKDALE SODAWho could wait to drivethe family sedan or wagonTo the Brookdale soda depoton 6th Street or Sylvan?Empty cases in the trunkScooting through tree-lined streetsTo the back yard driveway offSylvan Avenue in Bloomfieldor the Allwood Circle cross townOr off to downtown at Heller/HellerGrab a hand cart and an empty caseSplintering wood and later dark-blue plastic –Go through the stacks of

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