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By Anastasia Marchese
efore her son Oliver
was born 10 years
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he calendar page has turned to April and the
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Springtime means preparing the yard and
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ore than 750 people gathered to

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honorees at the Friendship Circle Annual
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The March 29 event was held at the
future home of LifeTown in Livingston. A
one-of-a-kind, fully accessible and integrated center, LifeTown will provide
social, recreational and educational programming for the community at large and
people with special needs.
The evenings honorees included U.S.
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Attendees got a glimpse at what the
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Through inspiring videos and speeches,
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They got a LifeTown Virtual Tour, in
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Earl The Pearl Monroe. The basketball legend spent

part of the evening talking with Friendship Circle families
and teens, learning how the organization seeks to improve
the lives of participants and volunteers.
Lots of things happen in life and thank God there are
organizations like this that can help us along the way,
said Monroe.
Several Friendship Circle teens participated in a musical performance, and a video about Friendship Circle volunteer Keren, the first teen volunteer when Friendship
Circle began 15 years ago. Keren had spent her free time
befriending a child with special needs. As a high school
senior, a car accident left her severely injured and in a
coma for a year.
Today, Keren continues to volunteer with the
Friendship Circle and participates in Friendship Circle
programming. LifeTown, she said in the video, is her
dream.
But to have that dream come true will take the communitys involvement.
Noting that nearly $7.5 million has been raised to date
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Local Woman Wins Big On Wheel Of Fortune
By Anastasia Marchese
ots of people enjoy watching "Wheel of Fortune"
on television and imagining what it would be like
to walk away the big winner. Now, Lisa Joseph of
West Orange doesn't have to imagine anymore.
Last December she flew out to California where the
show is filmed in studio. The air date was Feb. 24 of this
year and millions of people watched as she wheeled her
way to the bonus round and then won it.
This 26-year-old hadn't planned on doing this, it started out as kind of a whim.
"Well first I just signed up online, the Wheel Watchers
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to try out," said Lisa. She decided to go for it. First she
had to send in a one minute audition video online. Then
she received a live audition in NYC. When asked what
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rounds like it would be on the show. They are looking to
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She has a very friendly and likable demeanor which must
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later she received an email and a letter asking her to be on
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LHS Robotics Team Finishes Ninth At World Championships
he Livingston Lancer Robotics Team #3415 competed at the First Tech Challenge World Championship
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qualification matches, the Lancers were chosen to be part of
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the show.
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Since it was so near to Christmas it was
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LHS Robotics Team Finishes...

In the Division Finals, the Lancers and
their alliance lost two out of three matches,
failing to advance to the finals.
The Lancers success at the World
Championship was a fitting conclusion to
their 2014-2015 season. At the NJ State
Championships in February, the Lancers
won the Inspire Award and won Finalist
Alliance Captain, making them the number
one ranked team in NJ. The Lancers also
won the Think Award at the FTC East Super
Regional and won division semi-finalists,
placing seventh out to the Eastern region of
the country.
The members of the team are fortunate to
take part in such a wonderful extracurricular
activity. In the beginning of the season, they
were simply teammates. As the season progressed, the team has turned into something
resembling a family.
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"To get on the show was a blessing,"

she said. "I just wanted not to embarrass
my mother and to win just one puzzle. It
was an amazing, amazing experience. Pat
and Vanna are great." They gave them pep
talks between the rounds so during those
commercial breaks, the contestants don't
just stand around looking awkward.
"I didn't do anything crazy to prepare,"
said Lisa. She read articles by former contestants, played an app on her phone and
watched the show every night. "I am a
bartender at the Outback, and everyone
knew that at 7:30 p.m. every TV was
turned to the show," she remembers,
laughing.
She had hopes to get a puzzle in the
Food and Drink category, knowing she
would be able to ace a puzzle in her profession. Not only is she a bartender, but
she is also an events coordinator for pharmaceutical companies. It ended up being a
puzzle in the Food and Drink category
which she won for $36,000 that put her
into the Bonus round.
For her bonus round she had some help
from an article that she read shortly before

she appeared on the show. This article
suggested picking letters "that I never
would have thought to pick." she remembers. If she hadn't read that article and
taken the advice, she thinks she might not
have won the bonus round.
All in all she finished the night with
more than $72,000 in cash prizes, a trip to
Portugal, and a $1,000 gift card for
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It takes a while to receive the prizes, so
Lisa is planning wisely how to spend her
winnings.
Some of her prize money she wants to
donate to HUSU (Help Us Save Us) a
charitable organization that works in
Haiti. Her family roots are in Haiti and she
wants to give back out of her unexpected
gains. As a result of winning, she will now
not only be giving money, but going to
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est Orange High School Jr. Air Force ROTC

Mountaineer Squadron Commander, Cadet
Major Ginamarie Arrabito, has received her
appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in
Colorado Springs beginning June 25, just three days after
her graduation from WOHS.
Arrabito will head to Colorado Springs with approximately 1,200 other cadets to begin the grueling four-year
process of training to become an Air Force Officer, and
upon graduation will hold the rank of Second Lieutenant,
outranking 75 percent of the USAF.
Arrabitos acceptance is a huge accomplishment,
according to WOHS Jr. ROTC Major Joe Marchesini.
People need to understand how significant
Ginamaries appointment is, said Marchesini.
Only eight per cent of applicants are selected, and
tuition, room and board are included in what amounts to
an approximate $350,000 scholarship, Marchesini continued.
In addition, the Air Force Academy is considered to be
one of the finest, most prestigious institutions of higher
learning in the nation, and Ginamarie will be one of
approximately 200 females accepted into the program.
Arrabito, 18, said, I always wanted to go into the military, and thats why I joined the Jr. ROTC program at the
high school. I decided in the beginning of the school year
that I wanted to attend the USAF and began the process to
accomplish that.
That process was not easy. It required physical testing,

good grades (GPA and SAT/ACT), teacher recommendations, and the recommendations of elected officials (in
Arrabitos case, Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen and
Senator Robert Menendez).
I want to be a pilot, Arrabito continued. Ive already
started taking flying lessons and really love it. As of right
now, Im interested in flying helicopters or Bombers like
the B2.
Current statistics for the Air Force note that women
first began Pilot Training in 1976. As of Dec. 2014, there
were 678 female pilots.
In addition to her military aspirations, Arrabito is an
outstanding student and wants to earn a degree in political
science. She has studied Italian for years and has begun
studies in Russian.
Maj. Marchesini added, I consider Ginamarie to be a
transformational leader. She has clear goals and visions
that she communicates to her fellow cadets, and she participates from start to finish with our projects with an
incredible sense of responsibility.
Arrabito credits Marchesini and Sgt. Chuck Yoh of the
WOHS Jr. Air Force ROTC as instrumental in helping her
get to where she is, but says that my Mom, Dawn
Arrabito, is my biggest fan and supporter, encouraging me
to follow my dreams every step of the way.
With plans to pursue a career in the military, Arrabito
concluded, I plan to stay with the Air Force for as long as
theyll have me.

Maj. Marchesini noted, Ginamarie has accomplished
so much since September that she has shattered the paradigm of what it usually takes to receive an appointment to
the USAF. We are incredibly proud of her.
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June. Sponsored by the Essex
County Department of Parks, Recreation
and Cultural Affairs, the free events will
be held in six locations in the Essex
County Park System.
Essex County Executive Joseph N.
DiVincenzo, Jr. says Our fishing derbies
are an excellent opportunity for our children to enjoy the historic Essex County
Park System in a different and fun way.
Youll have a great time creating your
own big fish stories and spending some
quality time with your friends and family
in some of the most beautiful parks in the
area. I invite everyone to come out, cast
their lines, Experience Essex and take a
look at the improvements we are making
to revitalize our parks.
Open to children ages 15 and younger,
all children must be accompanied by an
adult and bring their own fishing pole,
bait, bucket and chair. Prizes in various
age categories for catching the first and
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Thurs., May 14, at the Essex County
Verona Park Boathouse, Bloomfield
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On-site registration begins at 5 p.m.;
derby begins at 6 p.m.; and awards will be
at 8:15 p.m.
Sat., May 16, Essex County
Weequahic Park Lake, Elizabeth Avenue
and Meeker Avenue, Newark. On-site
registration begins at 8 a.m.; derby begins
at 9 a.m.; and awards at 11:15 a.m.
Sat., June 6, at Essex County Monte
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9 a.m.; and awards at 11:15 a.m.
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Cavendish home to witness both the high
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and touching portrayal of their struggle to
balance the demands of family life with the
compelling bonds of their artistic calling.
Venue: F.M. Kirby Shakespeare
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June 17July 26 - On the OUTDOOR
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July 8July 26 - On the Main Stage: The
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Wednesdays, and Sundays at 7:30 pm;
Thursdays thru Saturdays at 8 pm;
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ogs are a big part of families and, as such,
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dog owner is unable to get home during the day to get
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Working parents send their kids to daycare appropriately, dog parents send their dogs to doggie daycare.
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large gatherings at our house, Ranger prefers playing
with her own kind rather than spending the day jumping
on our guests.
Dog grooming and boarding facilities too, have been
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Preparatory School, Morgan will receive his appointment
to West Point, where he will graduate after four years with
a rank of Second Lieutenant.
Morgan, who recently placed fifth in the state at the
NJSIAA Individual Championships held in Atlantic City
March 6-8 in the 180 pound division, was also a co-captain on the successful Mountaineer Football team. He has
been part of the WOHS Jr. Air Force ROTC since its
inception last year and he currently holds the rank of
Cadet Second Lieutenant. While he plans to wrestle at
West Point, he is more interested in the pursuit of academic excellence and particularly enjoys social studies and
math.
Im interested in Political Science, Foreign Affairs,
and Global Economy, Morgan said. Whether or not I
remain in the Army as a career officer, I want to work in
Homeland Security.
While in the Army, Morgan said, I want to become a
helicopter pilot, but Im also interested in becoming a
paratrooper or ranger.
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Coach, Stephan Zichella.
I want to thank Coach Zichella for instilling character
in me, he said.
In response, Zichella had quite a lot to say about
Morgan, who was only the fourth WOHS wrestler in the
programs history to medal at the state level, and who had
just broken the schools record for wins in a season (37).
Its a dream come true for Chris, Zichella began.
Several D1 Colleges expressed interest in him, but his
heart was with wrestling and serving his country in the
United States Army. Three of our wrestlers have received
appointments to the United States Naval Academy: Eric
Washkewicz (2009), Matt Dunovant (2015) and Dylan
Pennell (2018). We are proud to send another WOHS student-athlete to one of our countrys service academies.
Chris will have a great deal of academic and athletic
success at West Point, Zichella concluded, and we are so
excited for him and his family.
Chris excels at everything he tries, said Major Joseph
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The Sports Nut
Dads who can't get enough of their
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by Cheryl Conway
ith just a few days away, the
20th Anniversary of Youth
Appreciation Week (YAW) is
packed with fun-filled events for the
entire family.
Sponsored by the Healthy Community
Healthy Youth (HCHY) and the
Livingston Senior, Youth and Leisure
Services (SYLS), YAW kicks off Sun.,
May 17, with a Diversity Festival, and
this year activities will last eight days
rather than seven to recognize the events
anniversary. That is one more day to celebrate the youth in the Livingston community.
A huge undertaking, YAW is a collaborative effort throughout the community
that involves a multitude of volunteers,
organizations, committees, school board
and town officials to make the week-long
event with more than 20 events a success.
For kids of all ages, thousands are
expected to attend as in previous years.
Its a fun way to celebrate our children, says Alan Karpas, president of
HCHY and chair of YAW. The town
appreciates the children in the community.
While many events are offered
throughout the year for children in
Livingston, whether through sports,
scouts, arts, This is the only week dedicated specifically to children for children
to participate in. It is a week to kick back
and celebrate children in our community.
YAW began 20 years ago by the
Livingston Twp. Council, but after the
committee ran it for 11 years, it became a
huge undertaking for the governing body
to maintain. So seven years ago, HCHY
got involved as the organizer and works
with the town to make the program a success.
We are all volunteers, say organizers of HCHY, a group founded nine years
ago devoted to keeping youth and adults
in a safe environment. Most of the events
during YAW are free.
On Sun., May 17, an all-day Diversity
Festival to celebrate the children in the
community is set for 1 p.m. to 6 p.m., at
the YMCA in Livingston. A fashion show
featuring adults and children from many
cultures is planned, along with dancing
and food from various restaurants. The
event will be held rain or shine.

Next door, NJ Hall of Fame Mobile
Museum will be set up offering a huge
interactive museum with memorabilia
and artifacts for visitors to explore.
The NJ Hall of Fame mobile welcomes thousands of visitors in communities across the state. Through the power
of images, artifacts, film and a suite of
interactive tools, NJs leaders and legends are made accessible to every curious
imagination. The visit was donated by
Livingston Public Schools, which won
the visit, on behalf of the New Jersey
School Insurance Group. The drawing for
the visit was chosen at the NJSIG booth
at the SBA Conference in Atlantic City.
Karpas says we are excited about the
NJ Hall of Fame Visit and are fortunate
that it will be so close to home.
Two Lego Events, Building Kidz, are
set for Tues., May 19, from 4:30 p.m. to
7 p.m.; and Thurs., May 21, at 8 p.m.,
based on projects related to Washington,
DC, both held at the Livingston Senior/
Community Center.
On Wed. night, May 20, a YMCA program for children with special needs will
be held. Activities sponsored by the
Livingston Advisory Committee for
Disabilities (LACD) will include wiffle
ball, music and balloons.
On Fri. night, May 22, Parents Night
Out is set to allow parents to go out while
children attend a mini-camp, 6 p.m. to 9
p.m. at the Senior/Community Center.
While many other events are planned
for YAW, Sat., May 23, is the 24-hour
Family Fun Festival, starting at 10 a.m.
and lasting with an over-night sleep over
for families at the Oval. Some of the
activities will include petting zoo, crafts,
pony rides, robotics, inflatables, face
painting, Frisbee tournament, camp out
with boy scouts, camp fire and movie
under the stars.
The Cole Brothers Circus is coming
to YAW, Sun., May 24 and Mon., May
25, followed by a Memorial Day Parade
and Veterans Ceremony.
In honor of YAWs 20 year anniversary, a special logo has been designed. A
television show on Livingston television
(LTV), Channel 26 on FIOS or Channel
34 Comcast, will air a live-kick off of
YAW on Mon., May 18, from 7 p.m. to 9
p.m. Event organizers will be interviewed and details of the weeks events
will be announced.
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hirty years ago,
Missy
when
Rodriguez, 41, of
Short Hills got a new liver,
she did not want to bring
attention to herself and talk
about her transplant.
Its embarrassing, she
says the way she felt then.
I didnt want anyone to
treat me differently or feel
sorry for me. Even when
she got older and went to
college, I certainly didnt
tell anyone. Now people
talk about transplants.
According to Rodriguez,
she was the first 10 year old
to receive a liver transplant
from an organ donor 30
years ago. Her health had
been fabulous for the past
29 years, up until this year
when she needed her gall
bladder removed, hernia
surgery, osteoporosis and
was diagnosed with skin
cancer, all related side
effects from taking medicine every day. Medicine
takes a toll on your body.
With all the medical procedures,
receiving
chemotherapy and hospital
stays this past year,
Rodriguez
was
more
inclined to reveal her transplant secret as she needed
help with her family, meals,
carpools and watching her
kids.
The community has
been a safe place so I can
feel supported and share my
secret, Rodriquez realizes.
Sharing her news was
not enough. Rodriguez
decided to establish an
ongoing fundraiser to provide college scholarships to
students who are organ
donors and transplant recip-
ients. She founded Missys

Miracle through the New
Jersey Sharing Network in
Feb. with a kickoff
fundraiser dinner at the
Racquets Club in Short
Hills in March with 300
family and friends in attendance.
Since then, the Millburn
High School Lacrosse team
held an aerobics class in
March to raise funds; SLT
in Short Hills gym held a
fitness class; and students at
Millburn High School
organized a club selling
logo t-shirts, water bottles
and car magnets all with the
Missys Miracle logo.
Her connection with the
schools stems from her previous work as a high school
guidance counselor and
current profession as a college
counselor/college
placement
specialist.
Through students, friends
and clients, Rodriguez is off
to a successful start with
Missys Miracle.
The mother of threeJesse, 10; Reece, 8; and
Mack, 5 -also set up a Go
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fund through NJ Sharing
Network. A student from
Millburn Middle School,
Samantha Rothman, has
organized a team for
Missys Miracle, with plans
to join thousands in the
Fifth Annual Celebration of
Life 5K walk through the
NJ Sharing Network on
June 7 in New Providence
as her Bat Mitzva Project.
Proceeds from the walk
support the NJ Sharing
Network
Foundations
commitment to increasing
the number of lives saved
through
education,
research, donor family support and public awareness
about the life-saving benefits of organ and tissue
donation and transplantation.
On May 6, Rodriguez
held a Shopping for
Scholarship event at the
Racquets Club in Short
Hills inviting 15 vendors to
sell birthday gifts, accessories, teachers gifts,
Mothers Day gifts, with 20
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he top five American Idol contestants are headed out

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will be Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown.
American Idol Live comes to MPAC on Tues., July 22, at 8
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percent of the proceeds going to Missys Miracle.
She also has plans to raise money by participating at a
golf event, 17th Annual NJ Sharing Golf Classic through
NJ Sharing Network, planned for Oct. 5 at the Baltusrol in
Springfield, home of the 2016 PGA Championship.
March 4 was the 30 year anniversary of Rodriguezs
liver transplant. She was 10 years old, living in Montville
in 1985, when she woke up feeling sick.
It was very quick, says Rodriguez. I was never sick.
I woke up one morning with liver failure out of the blue.
My liver was failing. I was jaundice; I was delirious; I was
unconscious. I dont know what caused it.
Rodriguez recalls, I was taken to four hospitals in four
days, all that said there was no hope, that there was nothing they could do. She then went to Cornell Medical
Center in New York where they stabilized me for a few
days. The idea for a liver transplant came up and the closest place was Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven,
CT, so she was transferred there for an evaluation.
That same night I went into liver failure, she says, and
at the same time, in Chicago a liver became available by a
boy her same age. If it wouldve been another minute,
Rodriguez says she would not have survived. When they
took the liver out it was the size of a pea pod, which is
scary since the liver is the largest organ in the body.
It was a miracle I had this transplant, it really was a

miracle, says Rodriguez.
Three decades later, Rodriquez is celebrating that miracle with Missys Miracle.
I wanted to do something big, she says. I wanted to
be a role model and give back. I saw a lot of people in the
hospital really suffering during her hospital stays this past
year. I wanted to marry my professional life, thats where
the scholarship comes from, to give back to those who
want to go to college but cant because they are paying for
medication, hospital stays.
Raising much more than I ever anticipated in such a
short time, Rodriguez says this seems like a way I can
help. This is also a way to educate and bring awareness
to organ donation, she says, especially to teenagers when
they get their license and they are asked to specify if they
are a registered donor. She is scheduled to speak at
Congregation Bnai Jeshurun in Short Hills on June 2, at
9:30 a.m., through the NJ Sharing Network about organ
donation.
I want to show how organ donation can save lives.
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The chemicals used in this application are known as "termiticides. A typical single family home can easily
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that the barrier needs to be continuous surrounding the
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Another concern is the toxicity of the chemicals.
Termite treatments on properties with wells or cisterns
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ssex County Executive Joseph N.

DiVincenzo, Jr. hosted Essex
Countys Annual Jewish Heritage
Celebration on Wed., April 29 to recognize the influence and positive impact
that Jewish people have had, and continue to have, on the economy and culture of
Essex County. During the ceremony,
DiVincenzo presented Star of Essex
Awards to Nomi Colton-Max, board
president of Congregation Beth El in
South Orange, and Harold Colton-Max,
CEO of the Jewish Community Housing
Corporation of Metropolitan New Jersey.
Harold and Nomi Colton-Max have
both enjoyed tremendous personal success in their respective careers,
DiVincenzo said. Their commitment to
serving the Jewish community and
improving the lives of Essex County residents, their leadership, and dedication to
public service is to be commended, he
added.
Charity, philanthropy and doing for
others are the things that both Harold and
Nomi Colton-Max have committed to
doing every day of their lives and these
are strong principles within the Jewish
community, said Assemblywoman
Sheila Y. Oliver.
This is always a wonderful event.
Thank you to County Executive
DiVincenzo for recognizing our citizens,
because it is the community leaders like
todays honorees that make Essex County
the best it can be, said Assemblywoman
Mila M. Jasey
A volunteer at Congregation Beth El
since her family moved to South Orange
13 years ago, Nomi has been active on a
variety of committees and served on Beth
Els Board of Trustees for 11 years, the
last two as president of the egalitarian
conservative synagogue. Trained as a foreign policy analyst, specializing in the
Arab World and the Persian Gulf, Nomi
previously worked at the Council on
Foreign Relations and a private energy
consulting firm. She holds degrees from
McGill University and Johns Hopkins
School of Advanced International
Studies. She has lived, worked and traveled throughout the region and speaks
Hebrew, Arabic and French. Colton-Max
also previously served a three-year term
on the Supreme Court of New Jersey
District Ethics Committee (District VB).
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grew up in the Habonim-Dror youth
movement in Canada and her professional and personal development has been
centered on Israel and the Middle East.
She is a long time member of Ameinu- a
national organization working for a progressive Israel and America, has been a
member of the MetroWest Jewish
Community Relations Council, the
Habonim-Dror
Naaleh
Camp
Committee, is running on the Hatikvah
Slate of the World Zionist Congress, and
she speaks frequently on current events
in the Middle East and Israel.
To be recognized for something you
love makes this recognition really special. My husband and I belong to many
different communities simultaneously,
but working in each of them gives us a
great opportunity to serve and we instill
these values in our children, said Nomi.
Harold Colton-Max has dedicated his
efforts to the Jewish principle of Tikkun
Olam, which means to repair the world.
He currently serves as the Chief
Executive Officer of the Jewish
Community Housing Corporation of
Metropolitan New Jersey, a non-profit
organization devoted to providing housing with supportive services for senior
citizens in the Greater MetroWest
Community. In this capacity, he oversees
the organizations four apartment buildings with 470 units of independent living
and assisted living options for those 62
years or older.
Max has been president for the past
three years of the Affordable Housing
Professionals of NJ, was a founding
member and president of the Jersey City
Affordable Housing Coalition and is a
long-time member of the Housing and
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NJ.
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been involved with the South Orange
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board of adjustment, is current chair of
the planning board, and is a member of
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variety of programs are being

offered at the Essex County
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teach children and adults about nature and
help them gain a greater appreciation and
understanding of the environment. Essex
County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr.
invites children and adults to visit the
Environmental Center where they can enjoy
an enriching recreational experience through
nature and conservation activities.
Our Environmental Center has become
the premiere location for environmental
education and nature appreciation, said
DiVincenzo. With the help of our partner
groups, our dynamic schedule of events and
activities will captivate all ages. Walk in our
woods, discover habitats, get pointers on
gardening, learn about nature photography
and much more. Its all about nature and its
all at our Environmental Center.
Friday Morning Yoga for adults, Fri.,
May 29, at 4 p.m., at the Essex County
Environmental Center in Roseland. This
class will explore the many joys of yoga.
Breathing synchronized with movement will
warm the body and relax the mind. All lev-
els are welcome. Cost is $10. Advance registration is required. For information, call
973-228-8776. Dress comfortably and bring
mat.
Tuesday Afternoon Yoga with
Meditation for adults, Tues., May 26, 3:30
p.m., at Essex County Environmental Center
in Roseland. The focus of this class is on the
many benefits of long-held, seated poses.
Participants will lengthen tissues that connect, wrap and interweave muscles, helping
to increase their range of motion and free up
areas of limitation. They will cultivate a
meditative state in each pose, as well as sit
for a meditation at the end of class. All levels are welcome. Cost is $10. Advance registration is required. For information, call
973-228-8776. Dress comfortably and bring
mat.
Chair Yoga Series, Thurs., May 28, at 3
p.m., Essex County Environmental Center,
Roseland.
Bug Club for children ages six to ten,
Tues., May 12, at 4 p.m., Essex County
Environmental Center in Roseland. The Bug
Club is devoted to young people who want
to explore the wonders of insects through
field walks, games, stories and crafts. This

club meets year-round. Cost is $8 per child.
Advance registration and payment are
required. Minimum number of participants
needed. For information, call 973-228-8776.
Birding Hike in Essex County Becker
Farm, Thurs., May 14, at 8 a.m., Essex
County Environmental Center in Roseland.
Envois presented by New Jersey Audubon.
Explore both field and forest while enjoying
beautiful vistas of the Passaic River Valley.
This is the right time to discover spring
migrants in all their glory, including warblers in full song. Cost is $6 for NJA members and $8 for non-members. Please call
908-766-5787 or e-mail kelly.wenzel@
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Native Pollinator Conservation
Workshop, Thurs., May 14, at 6 p.m.,
Essex County Environmental Center in
Roseland. Adults and children ages 12 and
older will make and take their own uniquely
designed bee nest block to attract and provide shelter for native pollinators. Cost is $8
per child and $10 per adult. Advance registration is required. For information, call 973228-8776. Minimum number of participants
is required.
Honey Bees: Who They Are, What
They Do and Why They Are Important,
Sat., May 16, at 10:30 a.m., Essex County
Environmental Center, Roseland. For adults
and children ages 8 and up. The health of
honey bees has been in the news a lot lately.
Learn why the state insect of NJ is having
such a difficult time surviving and what to
do around at home to help bees survive and
thrive. Meet in Garibaldi Hall. Cost is $8 per
child, $10 per adult. Advance registration
required. For information, call 973-2288776. Minimum number of participants is
required.
Horticulture for Seniors, Mon., May
18, at 1 p.m., Essex County Environmental
Center, Roseland, is a specially designed
class for senior citizens that is presented by
the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Essex
County. This months topic is A Garden is
Home to Many. Meet in Garibaldi Hall. This
is a free program. Advance registration is
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4-H Young Gardeners Club, Tues.,
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Environmental Center, Roseland. Children
in grades one through ten can learn how
vegetables and flowers grow, where
spaghetti sauce comes from, how to find a
rainbow in a garden. Meet in Garibaldi Hall.
Advance registration required. For information, call 973-353-1338, Ext. 109.
Birding Hike in Essex County Hilltop
Reservation is presented by New Jersey
Audubon, Thurs., May 21, at 8 a.m., at
Mountain Avenue and Courter Lane, North
Caldwell. Explore edge and meadow habitats for spring migrants with an easy walk
through the reservation. This is a free event.
Please call 908-766-5787 or e-mail
kelly.wenzel@njaudubon.org to register.
Little Sprouts Spring Gardening
Club, for children ages three to five years
old, Fri., May 22, and May 29, at 1:30 p.m.,
Essex County Environment Center,
Roseland. With a few seeds, some water, soil
and light, students will be growing plants in
no time. Each week, the children discover
the magic of nature, the source of the food
supply, and foods that are healthy. Cost is
$10 per session/per child. Minimum number

of participants is required. Advance registration and payment are required. For information, call 973-228-8776.
Memorial Day Paddle, Mon., May
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Environmental Center, Roseland. Adults and
children ages 10 and up, who are accompanied by an adult, take a leisurely paddle on
the Passaic River. Paddlers will enjoy the
scenery and peacefulness as they paddle up
the river and then float down slowly at the
pace of the river. The session includes paddling safety and techniques and all equipment. Cost is $30 per canoe or $15 per person. Advance registration is required. For
information, call 973-228-8776.
The Essex County Park System was created in 1895 and is the first county park system established in the United States. The
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By Kenny Luthy
ohn D. Bassett III, shown above
standingon one of his Made in America
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Suburban Furniture in Succasunna Thurs.,
May 21, 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., to sign
copies of the book, Factory Man.
The New York Times best seller, written
by Beth Macy, gives a detailed history of
the Basset Family and their rise to domination of wood furniture manufacturing in the
USA throughout the 20th century. It also
addresses American furniture manufacturers brush with extinction as global capitalism led to outsourcing and the massive loss
of 73,000 jobs, as well as the crippling of
many southern furniture towns. It finally
details John D. Bassett IIIs years long
Capital Hill fight to save these American
jobs from Chinese takeover. The book is
getting special treatment as Tom Hanks and
Gary Goetzman plan its production as a
miniseries for HBO.
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America bedroom gallery by VaughanBassett, Bassetts bedroom manufacturing
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of many finishes and sizes. Like VaughanBassett, Suburban Furniture has been family owned and operated for over 50 years.
Suburban will be hosting Bassett for a discussion on Factory Man, saving
American jobs, and the future of manufacturing in the USA. Along with the meet
and greet, Bassett will sign copies of the
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the book sales will go to the Dean Michael
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Summer Camp Options Abound

Faith-based camp
Faith-based camps offer many of the
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armers markets provide visitors with a window to see
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Once considered more of a novelty, farmers markets
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Summer is when produce such as tomatoes, sweet corn and
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mums, corn stalks and hay barrels used to decorate our
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As the winter approaches, dont discount the selection at
your local outdoor markets. Beets, broccoli, brussel sprouts,
cabbage and cauliflower are grown most of the year, even
through November and December. Its a great time to stock
up on homemade jams, jellies and local honey. Think gift
giving for the holidays. Most farmers markets stay open
until December and will additionally offer fresh cut greenery and Christmas trees.
Most fruits and vegetables travel 1500-2500 miles to
land in the grocery store. If each consumer ate just one meal
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tant to support local growers and its better for our environment. Stop by and explore your local outdoor market today,
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Morris Plains Farmers Market; Speedwell Ave. Ext.
(also known as Merchant Block) Morris Plains; 978-2671488; www.morrisplainsboro.org. Open Sat., June
through Oct., from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Featuring variety of
fresh fruits and vegetables, wine, honey, milk, eggs, flowers, cheese, pierogis, sausages, stuffed cabbage, jams and
jellies, pies, cakes, cookies, quiches, soups, dried fruit and
nuts, artisan breads, croissants, scones, chicken pot pies,
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Morristown Farmers Market, Spring Street & Morris
Street, Morristown; 973-455-1133; www.morristownnj.org. Open Sun., June through Nov., 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
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East Hanover Farmers Market, Ridgedale Avenue, East
Hanover;973-428-3095; www.townshipofeasthanover.com.
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