ABSECON _ For area bargain hunters and city front-yard merchants, there’s an important day to mark on your calendars.

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Last Saturday was a bright, sunny day at the  Field of Dreams in PitneyPark. The place was bustling as I arrived around 11 a.m. A T-ball game was concluding on the field and what seemed like a battalion of green-shirted volunteers were cleaning out flower beds, weeding and laying down mulch. Barry Hackett, Larry McCarty and Chuck Dhyne seemed to be everywhere as they continued their preparations for the 10th opening weekend of the  Field of Dreams baseball season. Barry and Larry took a few minutes away from their work to describe what was going on and to explain what the  Field of Dreams is all about.

PLEASANTVILLE – Citing management issues, the Pleasantville Board of Education unanimously voted to terminate its contract with Atlantic Human Resources Inc., which oversaw three early childhood learning centers here.

The school board made the decision at its regular meeting Tuesday, April 30 in the Pleasantville High School cafeteria.

Mihir Jani, 18, topped a group of six other contestants on Friday, April 25 to win the 2013 Mr. Greyhound competition held inside Pleasantville High School auditorium. Robert Magnomero, 17, finished first runner-up. Julian Rodtriquez, 17, was the second runner-up. From left, Courtney Moore, 18, Rodriguez, Christen Cruickshank, 17, Marc Townsend, 18, Magnomero, Edwin Chaparro, 18, and Jani are this year’s contestants for Pleasantville High School's Mr. Greyhound.