Contact the Dispatch with what you know (use Contact link at top of page). Off the record, on the QT, and very hush-hush. 10:41 am

While Patch's coverage of the meeting indicates the overflow was due to a large turnout of arts supporters, it is unclear how many residents were there to support the Trustees for making tough decisions to reign in a potential 26 percent tax increase. Next week's meeting venue will be posted when finalized.* One source indicated that some of the pro-arts attendees were paid for their attendance, indicating the village is not lacking in creativity. The first and only "public speaks" speaker complained of disliking budget cuts and having to pay higher taxes without any apparent sense of irony. Village President Douglas Newman is on vacation this week and will be back in town for the new, larger venue. * Update: New meeting venue is Seton Hall University. ** Update 2: 3/9 Trustee Meeting Moved to 3/16 SHU Last Monday's Board of Trustee meeting has been rescheduled to Monday, March 16 at Seton Hall, Jubilee Hall. DIRECTIONS TO SHU JUBILEE HALL FROM SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE, MAKE RIGHT INTO MAIN ENTRANCE MAKE LEFT INTO PARKING GARAGE EXIT PARKING GARAGE AND CROSS STREET ENTER CAMPUS GREEN JUBILEE HALL IS SECOND BUILDING ON RIGHT 7:39 am

Parking Authority announcement. Via Gaslight Newsletter. 9:28 am

Some residents demand BOT cut higher priced administrators rather than lower level workers. Via MOL. 8:10 am

"Bertrand Spiotta, village president, said many South Orange residents moved into the village from the mostly Jewish Weequahic section of Newark just after World War II. Families moving in today tend to be young, many of them coming from outlying suburbs to be closer to their jobs." Via NY Times. 6:19 am

Via MOL. 6:07 am

Robert Storr, dean of the Yale School of Art will discuss Tony Smith's career and put Tau into context at 7pm at Seton Hall University (Chancellor Suite). Admission is free. Via Gaslight Newsletter. 3:27 pm