Community Relations Advisory Board finalizing awareness plan
Tuesday July 17, 2012, 9:13 AM
BY DARIUS AMOS
STAFF WRITER
The Ridgewood News
Members of the local Community Relations Advisory Board (CRAB) are finalizing an official plan of action in their effort to raise awareness about the negative impacts of bullying.
The organization, which is comprised of leaders and volunteers from Ridgewood and Glen Rock, launched an initiative this year to empower bystanders and give witnesses of bullying information and confidence to speak out against any wrongdoing that they might encounter.
Much of CRAB’s effort this year was influenced by the Rutgers webcam spying case, in which many college-aged students did not immediately act despite admitting in court that they knew something was wrong. The case unfolded in the trial of Dharun Ravi, who was found guilty earlier this year of invading the privacy of his former roommate, Ridgewood resident Tyler Clementi.
does this mean the the BOE slander based website of Bombase and his “grammar police ” wife will be shut down by the town and he will no longer be allowed to bully old ladies with crank calls in the middle of the night?
That is a stupid comment but hey thats no surprise on this blog.
hey bomby still at it , better get your checkbook out and refund the village the 500 grand your bullying cost tax payers
the only mistake bombase made was not firing the firefighter who sued the town when the firefighter violated department rules and osha laws