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Sol & Sol Deli
Sol & Sol Kosher Delicatessen was a landmark Englewood institution and one of Bergen County’s longest-running kosher delis, serving the community for more than six decades. Founded shortly after World War II, the deli opened in 1947 on West Palisade Avenue before later… -
Social Service Federation
The Social Service Federation of Englewood emerged from the civic reform spirit that characterized the turn of the twentieth century. Its roots trace back to 1898, when members of the Woman’s Club of Englewood organized boys’ clubs to provide structured recreation and moral… -
Snare, Frederick, Sr. (1862-1946)
Frederick Snare Sr. (c. 1860–September 22, 1943) was an American engineer, contractor, and international builder whose career spanned the United States, Cuba, and South America during the era of rapid industrial expansion and American overseas influence. As founder and longtime…Tags Business -
Snare, Frederick Jr. (1892-1942)
Frederick Snare Jr. (c. 1892–1942) was an engineer, corporate executive, military veteran, and civic leader whose life bridged international construction, wartime service, and public responsibility in Englewood, New Jersey. The son of Frederick Snare Sr., founder of the…Tags Business -
Snare, Edith Dulles (1897-1985)
Edith Rutledge Dulles Snare (March 30, 1897 – April 1985) was a civic leader, entrepreneur, and cultural advocate whose life bridged prominent family lineage and sustained community service across New Jersey and Vermont. Born in Englewood, New Jersey, Edith was the daughter of…Tags Community Work -
Smith, Marvin "Bugalu"
Marvin “Bugalu” Smith (born 1948) is an American jazz percussionist recognized for his dynamic style and long association with Sun Ra and the Sun Ra Arkestra. Across decades of performance, teaching, and international touring, Smith has built a reputation as both a powerful… -
Smith, Julius (1918?-2008)
Julius F. Smith was a prominent Black civic leader, businessman, and political activist in Englewood, New Jersey, whose influence during the late 1960s and 1970s extended across civil rights advocacy, urban renewal debates, policing reform, and municipal politics. Smith owned… -
Smith, Earl Clarence"Buster"
Earl Clarence “Buster” Smith was a jazz drummer whose steady, expressive playing connected him to both mainstream and avant-garde currents in postwar American music. Born on March 20, 1932, in Englewood, New Jersey, Smith spent much of his life rooted in the same community where…