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Caldwell Mayor Seeks Volunteers For Homeless Animals Fundraiser

By Maryanne Christiano-Mistretta aldwell Mayor Ann Dassing, with Mary Linn Lombaro, founder of Only Kindness Rescue, as her cochair, seeks volunteers to help with a 2016 fundraiser, What About Me? What About Me? will provide for homeless animals and those trapped in domestic violence situations, in need of safe shelter.

Monies raised from the fundraiser will benefit three organizations: Seer Farms, a New Jersey sanctuary that provides temporary care for pets from homes of domestic violence. This way, victims do not have to give up their beloved pets – or leave them behind in a dangerous situation; a pet friendly NJ shelter for women who are victims of domestic violence so they could escape abuse and bring their pets with them; and Only Kindness Rescue which will help care for those pets that are left behind.

Dassing explained that according to Jackson Galaxy, host of Animal Planet’s “My Cat From Hell,” 65 percent of women in abusive relationships will delay leaving that sit-

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uation because they don’t know what to do with their animal family member.

She said, “What I have learned from this, in Caldwell, in 2012, we had 77 reported incidents of domestic violence.

It’s 66 percent of households across America that have pets that have been affected in part of that whole domestic violence situation. It’s important [the benefit] because pets are family and kids love their pets. We want to keep everyone together if we can.”

Lombaro’s non-profit Only Kindness Rescue was founded 12 years ago.

She said, “We mainly do animal rescue from dog fights.

Cats are being abandoned due to foreclosures; it’s a whole other story in itself.”

What About Me? is set to be held on Thurs., Oct. 20, at The Cucina Calandra Ballroom at the Fairfield Executive Inn in Fairfield. Tickets are $50 each.

The benefit will feature wine tastings from around the world, provided by Verona Wine Cellar, as well as craft beers.

Dassing said, “Mr. Calandra and his family have donated an appetizer buffet. The whole place is wonderful. We’re planning on having a silent auction with one-of-a-kind items people can bid on.”

Lombaro added, “We’re planning on making sure there are some vegetarian and vegan options for food.”

Maria Milito, Q104.3 NY DJ will be acting as mistress of ceremonies. “She’s a big animal advocate,” said Dassing.

“We’re very excited about that.”

Originally the event was going to be small, targeting raising money for homeless animals, but with Dassing as mayor, Lombaro figured she could make a bigger impact.

Lombaro said, “There’s a lot of animal rescue fundraisers. We could go small, or we could go big and bring in more opportunities for victims of domestic violence.”

The pair met several years ago when they were able to

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re-home a dog as part of an emergency divorce situation.

Lombaro hopes that mayors from other towns follow Dassing’s actions and start their own animal rights fundraisers.

Dassing said, “I’m honored to be part of this event.”

Those who would like to volunteer will be asked to solicit sponsorships and advertisements for the evening’s ad journal, encourage their friends and family to attend the event, and help with the planning and activities associated with the evening’s festivities.

If you are interested in getting involved, or would like more information, contact Mayor Dassing at 973-403-4636 or email: anndassing@gmail.com.

Caldwell University Holding Auditions For Children’s Choir Program

he Caldwell University Music Department is announcing its sixth year of the Caldwell Children’s Choir Program. Audition for this program is set for Sept. 8 from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Applicants should come prepared to sing one verse of either “America” (My

Country ‘tis of Thee), “America the Beautiful” or “Happy Birthday.”

This educational program is open to children ages eight through 14 in grades three through eight. The choir continued on page 2

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Auditions For Children’s Choir... continued from front page

meets weekly beginning Sept. 8 with scheduled concerts in December and April. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of music through choral study and performance.

Audition appointments are required

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ssex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr., fourth from left, joins with officials from the ARC of Essex County to officially open a group home for disabled, low-income adults in Roseland on Thurs., Aug. 4. The renovation and programming for the residence was spearheaded by The ARC of Essex County, with the Essex County Division of Housing and Community

and can be scheduled by contacting Dr. Nan Childress Orchard at NChildress@caldwell.edu. For further information, visit www.caldwell.edu/academics/academic-departments/music and click on the Children’s Choir brochure link.

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Drummer For Hit Musical Visits Caldwell University Percussion Camp

iddle and high school students at Caldwell University’s summer percussion camp had a little taste of Broadway July 14 when Andres Forero, the drummer for the hit musical “Hamilton,” came to campus to give a workshop, performing and offering words of wisdom.

Forero, who has won Tony, Grammy and Emmy awards, told the young musicians, “Anything you do should have emotion. Put your heart into it.” He encouraged them to expand their horizons. “Explore many instruments, commit and put your whole heart into what you are doing, learn everything about the style you choose.”

Alexander Bocchino, a member of the Caldwell music faculty who runs the weeklong camp, now in its fifth year, said “Andres embodies the phrase ‘Play every note like it’s the only note and the last note you’ll ever play’. As a teacher it is just wonderful to bring musicians like Andres Forero to the Caldwell summer intensive percussion camp and have students experience up close and personal someone of his caliber.”

John Piepoli, assistant director of the camp and a Caldwell music alumnae, said it was a wonderful experience “heavy hitting in addition to helping, I am learning myself.”

Over a span of three hours, Forero played selections from “Hamilton” and “In the Heights,” for which he was also a drummer, and works from Chaka Khan and Kenny Loggins. Louis Del Virginia, a Caldwell University music student working as an intern for the camp, appreciated that Forero dedicated so much time to performance. “Good for the kids. It was a different level of connection.”

The camp provides students with immersion in drumset, world drumming, classical percussion and percussion ensemble, master classes, ensemble rehearsals and technique classes. It also includes a trip to the well-known jazz club Birdland in New York City to hear music faculty member Rob Middleton, a member of the Birdland Big Band. A Saturday afternoon student performance concluded the week.

Andres Forero, drummer for Broadway's "Hamilton" with Zach Spiegel from Cedar Grove High School at Caldwell University's summer percussion camp. Forero gave a workshop to students at the camp.

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Caldwell Athletics Hires New Sprint Football Program

aryle Weiss has been selected to lead the new sprint football program in its inaugural season at Caldwell University in the Collegiate Sprint Football League in fall 2017. In addition to his coaching duties, Weiss will serve as an athletics administrator overseeing the department’s recruiting efforts. He will be the primary recruiting contact in the athletics department and assist with the overall organization and management of the athletic recruiting process.

“After an extensive hiring process, we are very pleased and excited to have hired Daryle Weiss as our first head coach to lead our sprint football program,” said Caldwell University Assistant Vice President/Director of Athletics Mark A. Corino. “With his extensive recruiting background and outstanding collegiate coaching record, we believe we have found the proper educator and coach to lead this new and exciting initiative. I am looking forward to working closely with Daryle in developing the foundation for this program and establishing a level of success in the coming years.”

Weiss brings more than 20 years of teaching and coaching experience on the collegiate and high school levels. His experience ranges from Montclair Immaculate Conception as the freshman head coach to offensive/defensive line coordinator at Pope John XXIII. Weiss coached in his hometown at James Caldwell High School as the offensive and defensive line coach before taking the head football coach position at Rockland High School in Maine and Westbrook High School in 2007. Weiss moved to the college level with Bates College and most recently with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

“I want to thank President Blattner, Mr. Corino and the entire interview committee for giving me the opportunity to lead the Caldwell University Sprint Football Program,” said Weiss. “This is a dream come true for me and my family. To return home to build a football program at Caldwell University is amazing. I am humbled, honored and excited by the support everyone associated with CU has shown for our football program. I can't wait to see our student-ath-

letes represent our university in the classroom, community and on the field in 2017.”

The Caldwell native most recently worked at as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the football program at RPI for the past two seasons. In his first season, he transformed the offense to increase their offensive totals from the pre-

vious season.

Prior to RPI, Weiss coached at Bates College for six seasons. He was the offensive line coach, recruiting coordinator and video coordinator for three seasons. In 2010, Weiss was promoted to offensive coordinator, while retaining offensive line and recruiting coordinator duties. continued on next page

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continued from previous page Weiss began coaching high school football in his native NJ where he was on the staffs at Montclair Immaculate Conception, Pope John XXIII and James Caldwell High School. He also coached track & field at Caldwell, as well as at Rockland. Additionally, he has experience coaching high school wrestling and as a strength and conditioning coach.

Weiss graduated from New Jersey City University with a degree in special education and served as a special education teacher from 1999 to 2008. He was a professional actor for five years, and trained at the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in New York City as well as at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, where he was a theater major. Weiss has been married for

18 years to his wife Kelly and they have two children, Marshall and Abigail. “We are excited to have Daryle on board, the hiring of a head coach brings sprint football one step closer to reality,� said Vice President for Enrollment Management and Communications Joe Posillico.

The Cougars will join as the ninth member of the CSFL that includes Army West Point, Chestnut Hill College, Cornell University, Franklin Pierce University, Mansfield University, the U.S. Naval Academy, Post University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Sprint football is a full-contact, intercollegiate, varsity sport and has the same rules as regular college football, except that all players must weigh 172 pounds or less.

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Caldwell University Assistant VP /Director of Athletics Mark Corino at the press conference announcing Daryle Weiss as the university's new sprint football coach.

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Hundreds Of Children Shop Cost-Free At NCJW/Essex Back 2 School Store

alls completely lined with new patterned backpacks, rows of brand new sneakers, and racks and racks of clothing – this was the scene at the National Council of Jewish Women, Essex County Section (NCJW/Essex) Back 2 School Store on Sun., July 31.

The Back 2 School Store, in its eighth year, outfitted more than 700 economically disadvantaged children and utilized 470 volunteers. The children were able to shop cost-free for brand new attire, school supplies and personal care items, encouraging a well-equipped and confident start to the new school year.

The day began with a ribbon cutting ceremony for dignitaries and supporters of the store. This year’s Back 2 School Store would not have been possible without major support from more than 50 donors including individuals, foundations and corporations.

“The Back 2 School Store is one of the most amazing volunteer-led events I’ve ever seen,” commented Barbara Levadi of Livingston, who volunteered as a personal shopper. “It’s a fantastic day; so many children, so many volunteers, so well planned, everyone in good moods and working hard to bring on success for these children.”

The store was opened to a long line of excited children, eager to enter the store and pick out brand new outfits which included pants, shirts, winter coats, sneakers, gloves, socks, undergarments and hats. The children, referred by

more than 30 social service agencies, were greeted by their own personal shoppers and then the children and volunteers began their shopping excursions.

First stop: a hallway of colorful new backpacks! Then each child received a warm welcome into the 4,000 sq foot space, hosted at B’nai Shalom in West Orange. By the end of the spree, each child had a big bag of clothing in tow and a backpack filled with personal care items and school supplies.

“I just saw a little girl spin around and look in the mirror with a huge smile after trying on her new clothes,” said NCJW/Essex member Brooke Lefferts of Maplewood, who has volunteered at the Back 2 School Store since its inception. “We made her day and she is going to wear her newly picked out outfit on the first day of school. Every year I am amazed by the organization and the heart from NCJW/Essex and all the volunteers."

While the children “shopped” inside the store, parents and caregivers browsed the Gaelen Family Resource Center to pick up health and social service information from many different exhibitors.

With shoes that fit just right and smiles from ear to ear, the children exited the store and were reunited with their parents and guardians. “This has been the best day of my entire life,” exclaimed one child as he departed the store.

A young shopper shows off her new backpack that she selected at the NCJW/Essex Back 2 School Store.

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Nicholas Wihlborg Foundation Hosts Second Annual Tricky Tray

he Nicholas Wilhborg Foundation is hosting its Second Annual Tricky Tray on Sept. 18, at noon at Skylands of Randolph.

Admission of $45 includes choice of entrée, dessert, non-alcoholic beverages and one sheet of regular prize tickets. Tickets are offered on a first come, first serve basis. Seating is limited so don’t delay, purchase tickets today. Must be at least 18 years of age to attend.

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The Nicholas Wihlborg Foundation was formed to honor the memory of Nicholas Wihlborg from Stanhope. Wihlborg and his family fought T-Cell ALL for one and a half years before he succumbed to this terrible disease.

The Nicholas Wihlborg Foundation is dedicated to assisting families in need. It is dedicated to supporting the brave doctors and nurses who are on the front lines fighting individual battles every day. These heroes need community assis-

Greater Morris Area And North Central NJ Kick Off Autism Speaks Walk

utism Speaks, the world’s leading autism science and advocacy organization, plans to hold the 2016 Greater Morris Area and North Central NJ Autism Speaks Walk on Sat., Oct. 8 in Morristown, or the North Central NJ Walk on Sun., Oct.16 at Nomahegan Park in Cranford.

Everyone is welcome to attend this free event. To RSVP and to learn more visit http://events.autismspeaks.org/zoo The kick-off dinner was held Thurs., July 28, at Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange.

Autism is a general term used to describe a group of complex developmental brain disorders – autism spectrum disorders – caused by a combination of genes and environmental influences. These disorders are characterized, in varying degrees, by communication difficulties, social and behavioral challenges, and repetitive behaviors. An estimated 1 in 68 children in the U.S. is on the autism spectrum.

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Centenary Stage Company Opens Registration For Fall Youth Programs

he professional Centenary Stage Company (CSC), northwest New Jersey’s premiere regional theatre in residence on the campus of Centenary University, is now accepting registrations for upcoming fall 2016 educational programs.

Programming this fall includes the TYRO Acting Program, Young Performers Workshop and the Adult Acting Workshop.

The program meets Wed. from 4:30 p.m.

– 5:30 p.m. from Sept. 7 through Nov. 16 and will be held in Centenary’s Little Theater in Hackettstown. The program costs $150 per student and is limited to 10 students. No refunds. Registration deadline is Aug. 31.

As part of CSC’s mission to introduce and develop arts in education with the community, the Fall TYRO Acting Program is a theater program designed specifically for young thespians eight to ten years of age.

Students will meet once a week to learn acting techniques through structured theatre activities which focus on expression, confidence building and fun. The program is led by CSC Education Director, Maria Brodeur, an actress and arts educator with

experience in children’s theatre.

Celebrating more than 20 years of critically acclaimed musical theater training for young theater artists, the Young Performers Workshop (YPW) is dedicated to the enrichment of young lives through the use of theater art and serves as a greenhouse for cultivating young theatre performers, ages eight-18. Led by program director Michael Blevins, the program is one of the few that offers both formal training and production experience for young people. Careerminded individuals can prepare for the rigors of a professional career, yet students not aiming for a professional career benefit from the program with its emphasis on discipline, self-worth and development of communication skills.

The fall session runs Sept. 10 through Dec. 18 meeting on Sat., 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. with performances scheduled Dec. 9 through 18. There are a minimum of two productions planned for the fall and students of the fall session will have the opportunity to be cast in CSC’s mainstage family holiday musical, “Mary Poppins.”

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Charity Casino Gala Supports CASA Of Morris and Sussex Counties

n Thurs., Sept. 8, The Mitchell Insurance Agency & First Hope Bank will proudly sponsor Mitchell Cares second Annual Charity Casino Gala.

Join in for a fun-filled evening which will benefit local child abuse advocacy program, Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Morris and Sussex Counties, as well as local homecare specialist organization, Karen Ann Quinlan Hospice.

This Charity Gala will include $100 casino credit, open bar, food, casino games, prizes, and a 50/50 raffle. Tickets are $125.

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CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties’ mission is to speak up for the best interests of children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse and neglect. It recruits, trains, and supervises community volunteers who provide a voice in court to assure each child a safe, permanent, and nurturing home. CASA is the only program in New Jersey that uses trained volunteers to work one-on-one with children, ensuring that each one gets the services needed and achieves permanency in a safe, nurturing home. For more information, visit www.casamsc.org or call 973-998-7590.

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Learn Hands-On-History At Waterloo Village On Saturdays

he Canal Society of New Jersey, in concert with the New Jersey DEP, is continuing its Waterloo Canal Heritage Days series on Saturdays offering Morris County visitors to nearby Waterloo Village in Sussex County a glimpse of the region’s early days – as part of an every other Saturdays series this summer and early fall.

The programs, which are altered a bit on each of the Heritage Days Saturdays, include hands-on history programs, a taste of original music, plus a narrated boat ride on the historic Morris Canal.

Once a bustling inland port on the Morris Canal, Waterloo retains its character as a 19th Century canal Waterloo Village town.

Since 2007, the Canal Society has gradually opened industrial and commercial buildings to interpret trades that were common throughout the 19 th Century.

Waterloo Village is managed by the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry within the state Department of Environmental Pro-

tection and is located in Allamuchy Mountain State Park.

DEP’s Division of Parks and Forestry assumed stewardship of the Village in 2007 after the Waterloo ArtsFoundation, which had leased the Village from the state for about 40 years, went bankrupt. DEP has committed more than $600,000 to the Village’s restoration as part of its Sustainable Park Plan, an initiative designed to keep historic sites and state parks open by expanding programming and events to attract more residents and revenue. DEP has worked with The Canal Society of New Jersey, Friends of Waterloo, and Winakung at Waterloo to support the Village and its programming.

Waterloo Village Heritage Days run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. They are scheduled for Sat. Aug. 27, Sept. 17, Sept. 24, Oct. 8, and Oct. 22.

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Morris Habitat Rated As Charity To Rely On

any people worry about giving to charity. They are concerned about where their money is going and how much money is spent on advertising or administrative costs. They want to be sure that their donation is used wisely. Charity Navigator is one of the most reliable sources for evaluating charities and once again, for the sixth year in a row they have given Mor-

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Receiving four out of a possible four stars indicates that Morris Habitat adheres to good governance and other best practices that minimize the chance of unethical activities and consistently executes their mission in a fiscally responsible way. This Charity Navigator rating means that Morris Habitat for Humanity outperforms most other charities in America!

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MPAC Wins 2016 Outstanding Historic Theatre Award

ayo Performing Arts Center has been named 2016 Outstanding Historic Theatre by The League of Historic American Theatres (LHAT).

President and CEO Allison Larena and General Manager Ed Kirchdoerffer accepted the award at LHAT’s annual conference on Sun., July 17 in Chicago. The conference is the largest gathering of historic theatre professionals in North America.

“It is an honor to be recognized by a distinguished group of peers who work to make historic theatres vital economic engines, community gathering places, and arts and educational centers in the towns we serve,” Larena said.

LHAT’s Awards Program inspires excellence by recognizing theatres and individuals for their significant accomplishments or distinguished service. The Outstanding Historic Theatre Award recognizes a theatre that demonstrates excellence through its community impact, quality of programs and services, and quality of the restoration or rehabilitation of its historic structure.

An award-winning theatre will have demonstrated excellence through significant achievement, the impact of its services and breadth of populations served, and the length of time and/or intensity of its activities. Each year, one theatre and one individual are honored by LHAT at its annual conference. Former winners include the Fabulous Fox in

Atlanta, New York City Center and Playhouse Square in Cleveland.

“Mayo Performing Arts Center beat out an impressive list of nominees to claim this award this year,” said LHAT President and CEO Ken Stein. “There are a great number of historic theatres doing great work across the country. The community of Morristown should be very proud of MPAC’s accomplishments.”

Larena added, “We share this honor with the thousands of community members who worked tirelessly, and continue to work tirelessly, to build, support and improve this venue that has brought so much joy to countless individuals for the past 80 years. We know that our work today will continue to inspire future generations to sustain MPAC as a vital performing arts center and the cultural center of our community.”

MPAC, built in 1937 as The Community Theatre by Walter Reade, is recognized for its impact and leadership in the New Jersey arts community in scope and diversity of programming, community outreach and arts education.

The rich history of Morristown revolves around community organizations, in which the Theatre has been central as a longstanding community gathering place since it first opened its doors. MPAC presents more than 200 events annually, with more than 200,000 patrons, free concerts and

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• Say cheese: Be sure to capture all those toothy grins on camera! It doesn’t take much effort to go beyond posting your first day of school favorites to social media.

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• Be in touch: Have all the most important numbers you may need on speed dial: your children’s schools, doctors, babysitters, coaches and other caregivers.

• Save time scoring deals: Back-toschool supplies like pencils, pens, notebooks and more can add up, especially if you have multiple kids heading to the classroom. Consult your current store of supplies and create a needed shopping list.

Then, scour deals with ease by virtually “clipping” coupons from your mobile device through tools like the Walgreens mobile app.

“With a few clicks of the thumb I was able to order most of the items on my school supplies list within minutes during my lunch break,” says lifestyle blogger Janise Burrafato of “Mama in Heels.”

The database has hundreds of offers in searchable categories helping you save time and money during a busy, expensive time of year. What’s more, the app lets you use your mobile device as a point-of-sale device with Apple Pay and Android Pay, allowing you to skip long back-to-school lines and get on with your day.

• Get help: Doing it all on your own can be tough, but that’s what families are for.

However, this year you can skip the traditional chore wheel. These days, apps can help you incentivize the completion of household duties and assign different tasks on an age-appropriate basis.

For more great tips that will have you prepping like a pro this back-to-school season, follow along with “Mama in Heels,” “Katie’s Bliss,” and other lifestyle bloggers using the #MyWalgreensApp hashtag.

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Tips To Beat Wardrobe Wars When Back-to-School Shopping For Kids

t’s no secret that kids have strong opinions when it comes to style and that their tastes are always evolving. With 38 percent of parents spending between $100 to $249 per child on back-to-school clothing, according to statistics from online retailer Zulily, parents and kids alike should feel confident in their purchases.

“It’s never a good feeling to buy your child new clothes, only to find a favorite color, pattern or style has changed,” says Shawn Redman, senior buyer and kids’ fashion expert for zulily.com. “This back-toschool season, our ‘Kids’ Trend Report’ uncovered that now, more than ever, it’s important to involve kids in the shopping process to lessen potential power struggles and inspire smiles on the first day of school.”

Redman recommends planning ahead to avoid stress. Start by cleaning out your kids’ closets so

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To help parents shop for kids, zulily is offering key survey findings from kids ages five to 12, in its inaugural “Kids’ Trend Report.”

• Girls go against gender norms while embracing the combination of comfort and style, with their top look being athletic (40 percent), followed by boho (33 percent).

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• Sorry Mom, girls say you are not their number one style icon.

While many moms use their own style as the main source of inspiration when shopping for their kids (38 percent), girls are more likely to turn to friends (41 percent) first for inspiration, then to Mom (26 percent), followed closely by television (22 percent). Boys continue to go with the flow and frequently turn to parents for style inspiration first (38 percent), followed closely by friends (34 percent), with television being the smallest source of their style inspiration (14 percent).

• Style inspiration isn’t the only thing moms and daughters may not see eye-to-eye on, with 36 percent of moms admitting to disagreeing on clothing choices with their daughters. To beat the wardrobe wars, a majority of moms (58 percent) recommend giving their chil-

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Riders will be able to choose between one of two routes, either a 25 mile ride which will begin at 12:30 p.m. or 50 miles starting at 8:30 a.m.

This is a 100 percent volunteer driven event and 100 percent of the proceeds raised will go directly to New Jersey AIDS Services, a federally recognized non-profit agency dedicated to helping people in NJ living with HIV/AIDS. If interested in becoming a part of an incredible team, contact Joann McEniry for rider and volunteer registration forms by calling 973-285-0006 or email J.McEniry@njas-inc.org. Corporate sponsorship opportunities are also available.

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by Michele Guttenberger n Sun., July 17, the Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange partnered with MONO NO AWARE, a nonprofit cinematic arts creative group to offer a one day film workshop at the exact site and replica of the legendary Black Maria studio.

The program was promoted as a school age workshop. Participants were given special reservations to shoot film inside the Black Maria using the film format that was originally used more than 100 years ago.

Family participants came as far as Brooklyn New York to learn about old film production methods and starred in their own skit complete with props and attire accessories.

The skits were shot using 16mm film. This is a format Edison’s movie cameras used to capture short sequences as black and white images on reversal film stock.

MONO NO AWARE staff was the camera crew and film processors. At 4 p.m. all workshop movie participants got to see

their film projected on the movie screen at the visitor’s film viewing area and also received a digital video copy of their work.

This was the third year of this popular July summer film workshop. The park staff looks forward to repeating this family program again next July with MONO NO AWARE. Plan ahead for it in next year’s summer calendar: note Sunday mid-July 2017 as a summer cinematic workshop date. Be aware this workshop has limited enrollment slots and fills up quickly.

Edison and his staff produced hundreds of filmstrips from their Black Maria studio, with many genres and titles ranging from the romantic Kiss to a Cockfight and sports Wrestling, that were made to be viewed in Kinetoscope parlors across the country in the 1880’s. The first movie theater projection was in 1896. The Edison Company showed a collection of moving images as a minor act in a vaudeville show at Koster and Bial’s Music Hall in New York City.

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During the month of August come see these same landmark films. Edison studio produced films will be shown every Friday at 2:30 p.m. in historical building 11 which

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Kaleidoscope of Hope is a non-profit organization consisting of volunteers whose mission is to raise funds for ovarian cancer research and educate the public about ovarian cancer.

aleidoscope of Hope Ovarian Cancer Foundation in Morristown is having three walks in September to raise funds to donate to Ovarian Cancer research and awareness. The three walks are Sept. 18 in Loantaka Brook Reservation in Morristown; Sept. 24 at the boardwalk in Avon; and Sept. 25 at the Richard W. DeKorte Park Bird Sanctuary in Lyndhurst.

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