Ironbound Insights, 1983 - 1989

File

Staff Only

Ironbound Community Corporation Digital Collection

Scope and Contents

Contains 33 files (29 without duplication) dating from 1983 to 1989, some of which are undated. Topics include dioxin, incinerator, tenant rights, ambulance squad etc. Note: all dates should be considered estimates (see processing note).

Dec 28, 1983: Toxic Waste, Tenant Rights, DVD #11

Jan 1984: Toxic Waste, DVD #11

Jun 1, 1984: Ironbound Theater, Dioxin, DVD #12

Jun 1984: Edit Tape contains footage of protests etc DVD #13

July 5, 1984: Show #15, Property Tax and Ambulance, DVD #16

July 21, 1984: Thomas Street, DVD #15

Oct 2, 1984: Recreation Center, Newark Bears, DVD #16

Nov 15, 1984: Dinner Dance, DVD #17

1984: 15th anniversary, DVD #14

1984: Bathhhouse Protest, DVD #14

1984: East Side Cheerleaders, DVD #14

1984: Edit Tape, Peace Poster Dinner, Firehouse Celebration, DVD #20

1984: Housing Protest, DVD #14

Jan 1, 1985: Newark Community School for the Arts, DVD #18

Jan 9, 1985: Portuguese, DVD #18

May 29, 1985: Community School Talent Show, Home Friends, DVD #19

May 29, 1985: Incinerator Update, DVD #19

March 15, 1988: Public Housing, DVD #21

May 5, 1988: East Side Soccer, Literarcy Program, DVD #22

May 5, 1988: Terrell Homes Youth Committee, DVD #22

August 25, 1988: Newark Artistry, DVD #23

August 25, 1988: Pool, Condos, DVD #23

1989: Newark Coalition for Low Income Housing, Basketball, Joe Parlavecchio, Ironbound Ambulance Squad

Undated: Harris David, Dawn Miller, Joe Della Fave

Undated: Jack DaSilva, Ironbound Ambulance Squad, Freeholder President

Undated: Joe Della Fave

Undated: Michael Redmond Star Ledger, East Side Football Team

Dates

1983 - 1989

Biographical / Historical

Ironbound Insights was a public television show hosted by Vic De Luca, director of Ironbound Community Corporation, c. 1983-1999 .

Extent

From the Collection: 11 Linear Feet (Five drawer filing cabinet & two scrapbooks)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Processing Information

Episodes that correspond to DVDs in the physical collection are marked in file name. Additionally, files are named by topic and date.

Dates often differ on physical CD, versus in actual program. Each segment was around 30 minutes, and but often two segments have the same date, although newspapers suggest only 30 minutes aired a time, this suggests some of these dates may be filming dates. All dates, therefore, should be considered suspect and estimates, though years should be correct.