"Please, do not chase him, he'll definitey run away from you,"
commented Carley Tortoriello.
"Just call me or the police to report any sightings, he's very timid and a runner. Thank you so much." 

"The peppy tune is one hundred percent Kiddie Rock 'n' Roll
and all about "strutting your stuff," Albanese expressed.
"Anyone, of any age, can do the fun exercise and do it well.
All of my music is immediate, jump in kind of stuff, for the young
- and the young at heart - so parents can be in the video, too!
​It's going to be cool!"

From left: Morris County Freeholder Tom Mastrangelo, an unnamed Morris County employee, Morris County Freeholder Dave Scapicchio, Roseland Mayor John Duthie, East Hanover Mayor Joseph Pannullo, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr., East Hanover Business Administrator and West Caldwell Mayor Joseph Tempesta, Essex County Freeholder Patricia Sebold, Essex County Public Works Director and Engineer Sanjeev Varghese, Roseland Councilman Dave Jacobs and Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura Credit: Essex County

“Eagle Rock Avenue provides an important link between
our two communities and two counties and we are grateful that reconstruction of the bridge was completed ahead of schedule," Duthie expressed.
"We welcome the modern infrastructure and enhanced safety, and look forward to seeing our residents return to the regular routes they are used to traveling."

“Eagle Rock Avenue is a major thoroughfare and we are pleased to work with Morris County to modernize the bridge and
complete the project three weeks ahead of schedule,” said DiVincenzo.
"Providing the most up to date infrastructure enhances the safety of our roadways, our residents’ quality of life, and promotes local economic activity."

“All of us have been inconvenienced by this project," Panullo said,
"however, public safety is always paramount.
We needed to be sure of the safety of this span, which is truly a gateway into Morris County; replacing this bridge was the responsible thing to do.”

From left: Essex County Chief of Staff Phil Alagia who also serves as the Essex County Liaison to Fairfield, Fairfield Council Members Joseph Cifelli and John LaForge, Mayor James Gasparini, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr., Freeholder Patricia Sebold, Freeholder Vice President Brendan Gill, Fairfield Council President Thomas Morgan, Councilman Michael McGlynn, Joe Smith from Smith Sondy, Essex County Public Works Director and County Engineer Sanjeev Varghese and Essex County Project Manager Rasheed Yusef. Credit: Glen Frieson

"We apologize for any inconvenience the construction may cause,
but the end result will improve our quality of life by making it easier
and safer to travel through Essex County," DiVincenzo said.
"Essex residents and motorists rely on our intricate network of roads
to get to work, go to school and carry out their daily errands.
My administration is committed to making sure our infrastructure is in
the most modern condition so that our daily lives are not interrupted."

“On behalf of Fairfield, I would like to thank the County Executive
for his cooperation and taking care of the needs of our community,”
Fairfield Mayor James Gasparini said.
“Whenever we ask, the Executive answers quickly and we appreciate that."