It turns out the mall merchants aren't the only group in town who want the city to buy them a sign, according to the Daily News. Youth Football has made a request for the city to get them a sign—at a cost of about $3,800—to make up for the scoreboard and concession stand they have to leave behind at Dwyer Stadium, both of which they paid for.

Councilman Bob Bialkowski said he knew of a new city sign that was purchased but not used. That sign is "over at the DPW," he said, and could be used by the football group.

No one from youth football has yet seen that sign.

In other news:

• Cregg Paul, co-owner of the Center Street Smokehouse, was in court the other day to answer charges of failure to file corporate tax returns, offering a false instrument for filing and filing false returns on corporate taxes.
• Assemblyman Steve Hawley will continue his community outreach program Tuesday at Bergen Town Hall, 13 South Lake St. Residents are encourage to come by with questions or comments. A liaison representing the assemblyman will be there to meet residents between 4:00 to 6:00pm.

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