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April 2017

Non-Profit Pet Rescue Provides Responsive, Hassle Free Experience

By Cheryl Conway fter 40 years of rescuing pets, a Fairfield woman is partnering with another animal rescuer in Cedar Grove and together they have formed a new 501c3 pet rescue organization to

save animals whether lost, unwanted or awaiting a new home. Recently established on Feb. 10, 2017, Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch is a new local organization dedicated to rescuing animals, mostly dogs and cats, in need of

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Rescue Ranch. “The greatest complaint we have heard over the years is that rescues are non-responsive, that it takes forever for a call back or a returned email, that the pre-approval process takes forever, that is so hard to get anyone to listen. We

modeled our new group to be exactly the opposite. We return phone calls and emails and inquiries right away. At Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch, animals come in from kill shelters. Most of the animals are dogs and continued on page 2

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always worked together. Our vision was always the same.” Many rescue groups require certain approvals and home visits, but at Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch “we rely solely on our gut. We can feel when it’s a good family; we look in their eyes. We can do a trial. We wanted to make it an easier process. “We trust our instincts,” she continues. “We ask questions and listen. A pet can be adopted right away from us, we know people, we can read their body language. We make our decisions based on our gut in the best interest of the animals.” They wanted their “own rescue; where folks feel comfortable, where we put volunteers first and create a rewarding and fulfilling environment for our volunteers and for kids who want to help also,” says Paige. Being responsive is also a priority at Rosemarie’s

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rehabilitation, fostering and adoption. Rosemarie Cafiero, a resident of Fairfield for more than 50 years, and Susan Paige of Cedar Grove have joined forces to open the “new pet rescue in town.” Rescuing since 1977, Cafiero founded Orphaned Pets in West Caldwell in 1990, serving as its president for 26 years. Paige had joined Cafiero in her animal rescuing efforts 10 years ago, when she had adopted her first dog from her through Orphaned Pets. While Orphaned Pets is still in existence, the two decided to branch off and establish their own non-profit. They resigned from the Orphaned Pets board of directors in Dec. 2016 to start anew. “We had a different vision of how we wanted to run an organization,” says Paige, president of Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch. “To make it simple for qualified families. Rosemarie and I

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Non-Profit Pet Rescue ... continued from front page puppies, cats and kittens, as well as an occasional bunny rabbit, says Paige. “We bring them into our homes and show them love,” says Paige. “We go down to the AHS [Associated Humane Societies] in Newark to pull rescues,” as well as a lot of litters and kittens. “They do nice courtesy transports. They try very hard to find families,” to avoid euthanizing especially when overcrowding occurs. “We try to find families,” says Paige, adding that they also get animals from down south from The Bowling Green Warren County Humane Society. “Our mission is simple: Rescue, Rehabilitate, and Rehome the Relinquished,”

ing the children ages 12 to 16, are also mentored through Rosemarie’s Rescue Ranch. “We encourage children to get involved,” says Paige, like to hold a leash or a puppy at an adoption event or to even raise funds to benefit the animals. A group of fourth grade girls at the Gould School in North Caldwell recently donated $234 for the animal shelter raised through a bake sale. “We love working with the kids; their eyes are so wide,” says Paige. Efforts are also made at some local venues that leave a box out to collect funds as well as needed items like pet beds, blankets, bowls, pet food and

medications such as heart worm medication. “We are a new group; we are evolving,” says Paige. “We really want to educate, to adopt, not to shop.” Paige stresses, “We are completely non-profit.” Any fees involved are nominal and cover cost for medical care, transportation, spay and neuter. “Every single adoption saves two lives,” she says, as it opens up space for another animal to be fostered and one from being euthanized from overcrowding. While she mentions “We prefer to help out community,” Paige says “we will not say no if we have room. Our first priority is to save a life. We will take an animal if there’s no place for it to

St. Catherine Of Siena Parish To Stage Casino Night

t. Catherine of Siena Parish in Cedar Grove plans to hold its first casino night on Fri., May 5, at the newly renovated The Falls, formerly Victor’s Chateau, in Little Falls. Doors will open at 7 p.m. for an evening of gaming fun, great food and conversation at this community-wide event. Casino Royale tickets

Paige says. “Our motto is even simpler: “A happy place to adopt your new best friend.” A group of about 25 local volunteers act as fosters to provide homes for the animals until a family is identified for adoption, as well as helping at adoption events or picking up donations. Foster families, “during that time they rehabilitate, give them love and attention.” “We are all fosters so we operate out of our own homes,” says Paige. Volunteers are spread out in areas including Verona, West Caldwell, Franklin Lakes, Mendham, Chatham, Fairfield. Foster families, includ-

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go.” Paige decided to name the rescue organization after Rosemarie. “She’s devoted her entire life to benefit the animals,” says Paige. “When we started this group I wanted this to be a tribute for her and her legacy. Rosemarie has been doing this all her life. She’s the hero of this story.” Paige got involved 10 years ago when she “was feeling sad” so she stopped in Petco to pet the animals. That was when she met Rosemarie and Scout, a little terrier she wound up adopting through Orphaned Pets. “Scout changed the course of my life because she introduced me to res-

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cue,” says Paige. “Since then I became a foster failure to an unadoptable Rottweiler [Sasha] who hated men but loved my boys. We were able to rehabilitate her. That’s a big part of what we do; to give good experiences and rehab.” Paige got Sasha when she was about six years old with the intentions of fostering her. She wound up keeping her until she died six years later, Dec. 2016. Rosemarie’s Ranch Rescue holds adoption days every third Saturday of the month at Pet Valu in West Caldwell. To volunteer, donate, get involved or attend an adoption day, go to www. RosemariesRescueRanch. com for more information.

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Support Pediatric Epilepsy Program By Running Or Walking In Strides For Hope

By Jennifer Walkup he 5th Annual Strides for H.O.P.E. Race to benefit the Pediatric Epilepsy Program at Saint Barnabas Medical Center is set to take place on Sun., April 23, at Livingston High School. The 5K run/2K walk, to be held rain or shine, aims to raise awareness and support for children with epilepsy cared for at Saint Barnabas Medical Center. Every dollar raised will fund and support educational programs as well as equipment and provisions for the Pediatric Epilepsy Center at St. Barnabas. This family-fun event, run by the Greenstein Hope Fund, will include many entertaining activities for children and adults of all ages. There will be a DJ, refreshments, balloon artists, face painters and character appearances.

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Faith and Marc Greenstein began the Greenstein Hope Fund in 2008 when their six month-old son was diagnosed with the rare Sturge-Weber Syndrome, with epilepsy being one of the main side effects. After numerous hospitalizations, multiple brain surgeries and many therapies and medications to help him live a normal life, the Greensteins were very grateful for the expertise and compassionate care he received at Saint Barnabas Medical Center’s Pediatric Epilepsy Center. The Annual Strides for H.O.P.E. 5K Run & 2K Walk is one of the major fundraising events the Foundation holds. The Greenstein family invites everyone in both the epilepsy community and the local community to join them at the Strides for H.O.P.E. event. Run, walk, or simply show support by

attending the festivities or making a donation. Various level sponsorships are also available. By being a part of the Strides for H.O.P.E. event, participants will help transform hospital care for the thousands of children living with epilepsy that receive care at the Saint Barnabas Pediatric Epilepsy Center. “Our goals for this year is to continue to grow the event as we have each year since its inception in 2013,” said Faith Greenstein. “Last year we had 700 participants and raised $100,000. For 2017, we’d like to grow both of those numbers, as well as the number of sponsors, allowing us to raise more money for the Pediatric Epilepsy Center at St. Barnabas, and also to raise awareness for the epilepsy community overall.” “There are two sides to this event,” she continued.

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Verona Congregational Church Remains Anchor For Meetings, School, Scouts And Charity

By Jane Primerano ld communities are often anchored by their early churches and Verona is no different. The Verona Congregational Church is such an anchor the Verona Historical Society held an early March meeting there and is exploring the history of the church. The “new” look of the building was created in 1915 when the original 1896 Queen Anne structure was updated and expanded, including removal

of the steeple. Long-time residents know the church as the site of the first nursery school in town, started in 1966. The Robin’s Nest II, operated in the church now is a separately-owned school. After care was added in 2001 and expanded in 2006 to become Verona Before and After School Enrichment for Students (BASES). Children from kindergarten through sixth grade can take advantage of the programs there. The flexible schedule can ac-

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By Josh Lashley hen a high school sport’s team has the type of the season which recently concluded for the Verona High School boys’ basketball program, it reflects favorably not only on the student-athletes on the roster and the coaching staff, but for fans and the community as well. As NJSIAA North 1 Group 1 Sectional Tournament victors and State Group 1 winners, the Hillbillies did indeed have a championship season to remember. But, it’s also important to note how the team was able to reach great heights this winter. Verona won so many important, exciting and

Boys’ Basketball Finish Memorable Season difficult contests because the players believed in the game plan put forth by the coaches, because of their belief in their own abilities as individual players as well as a crucial trust in the teammates on the court and those on the sidelines cheering and encouraging through all the ups and downs that tend to occur during a long, challenging season. The Hillbillies defeated Cresskill, 56-54, to earn the North 1 Group 1 crown and Woodbury, 69-54, to capture the State Group 1 title. They topped University, 71-50, in the State Group 1 semifinal round. The victory over Woodbury propelled Verona into the Tournament of Cham-

pions (TOC) as the No. six seed. The Hillbillies were defeated by No. three seed Don Bosco in the TOC quarterfinal round. Don Bosco advanced to the TOC finals before losing to top seeded Patrick School. Verona head coach Eric McElroy recalls which games in particular stand out as most memorable from this past winter. “Contests that stand outwins in Conference against Millburn, Orange and Bloomfield and wins in the State Tournament against Bogota, Cresskill, University and Woodbury,’’ McElroy said. “Conference wins were integral to winning Conference championship. State wins were at home and at the RAC.’’

The Hillbillies tallied an impressive overall record of 25-6 and they were 9-3 in the Super Essex Conference Colonial Division. Verona most certainly benefitted from outstanding leadership this winter. “Jack Farrell [showed] intensity, passion and desire [and] been-there-before experience,’’ McElroy said. “Travis Jocelyn, great leader by example, never complains, always shows up ready to play. Zack Zaccone, never lose mentality, spoke with his play.’’ Coach McElroy mentioned that a whole host of players aided the success of the Hillbillies by steadily improving in order to become more complete on the court.

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Verona Lions Program Takes Active Role In Transporting Seniors

By Henry M. Holden oday, for those who live in a densely-populated area there is little or no public transportation. Residents rely on their own personal transportation. But, what happens if a person is unable to drive, or does not own a car, and needs to visit a doctor? These have been some challenges for seniors and adults with disabilities, in Verona Township. “About 20 years ago, the United Way of North Essex (now United Way of Northern New Jersey), did an extensive Needs Assessment of the towns in the North Essex area to determine what areas were being underserved in the area of social services,”

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said Steve Janett, past president of the United Way of North Essex. “It was a long process and there were dozens of interviews. Two years later the report of the Needs Assessment indicated that there was a critical need for transportation services for seniors and other disabled people for regular medical appointments to doctors and outpatient facilities. Seniors, if they didn’t have family members were forced to spend a lot of money for taxi cabs and other private services. “So, the United Way, under the leadership of Joan Fisch, and Connie Pifher, who at the time was the director of senior services and community outreach in Verona and I had a conversation. We asked Connie if she was willing to work with us to put a grant proposal together for seed money to start a transportation program in the north Essex area. Connie discussed it with the mayor and the governing body who were all supportive.” The United Way reviewed the grant proposal and felt it was a needed service in the area. “We (United Way) made a longterm commitment to start a transportation program that would be administered and run by the township of Verona, but the vehicle, and some of the costs would be funded by the United Way,” said Janett The plan ran into some challenges. Because of the bylaws of United Way, and their non-profit status, they were unable to directly fund the township of Verona.

“The United Way was looking for a local organization that had a 501c3 designation which is a non-profit organization that would partner with the township of Verona and be the conduit of funding and assistance. “Around 2002, the Verona Lions Club, which had established the Verona Lions Charities Inc. as a 501c3, thought this was an excellent project that would help foster the mission of the Lions and the township of Verona,” said Janett. “With their approval, the Verona Lions Club adopted the Verona Cedar Grove Medical Transportation Program. The Cedar Grove Township, and Cedar Grove Lions Club were also part of the initial start-up and provided some funding as well.” The United Fund of North Essex funded the purchase of a vehicle and provided some of the initial operating expenses to run the program through semi-annual grant payments to the Verona Lions Charities Inc. “No town funds are ever used in this project,” said Janett. “One hundred percent of the money comes from the United Way of North Essex, United Way of Northern New Jersey and the Verona Lions Charities, Inc. “Without the United Way, this program would not have been as successful as it is. Because of our (Lions) program we’ve had local individual donors contribute to the program, and members who

contribute sweat equity by volunteering to drive the residents.” Don Cussen, a past president of the Lions Club, and the United Way said that private transportation is often very expensive. “I ran into a person who needed dialysis between three and five times a week,” said Cussen. “The taxi fare to and from the dialysis center is $50 a day. That’s $200 a week or $800 a month. So, it becomes problematic for persons who don’t have the ability to drive. We provide the transportation for township residents for $5 a day round-trip.” The Lions Club has taken a very active role in the program. Every March, the Verona Lions Club, with some support of Cedar Grove members, volunteer as drivers. Driving is provided by township employees during other months. This valuable service has helped hundreds of residents when they need to make doctor appointments but lack the necessary transportation. To take advantage of this service, contact the Verona Health Department at 973-857-4800 to make a reservation and schedule a ride. The Verona Lions is an International service organization that has been providing volunteer service to Verona since 1951. To be a part of a great volunteer organization that gives back, contact Myron Spector, president of the Verona Lions, spek99@gmail. com.

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Verona Public Library Renovations Continue Carnegie Legacy Providing Library Services To All

By Anastasia Marchese etween 1893 and 1919 Andrew Carnegie funded the building and establishment of 1,689 public libraries in the United States. According to Wikipedia every state except Alaska, Hawaii, Rhode Island and Delaware have public library buildings that were funded with Carnegie money. All in all Andrew Carnegie gave away an estimated $350 million dollars, about 90 percent of his wealth. He is quoted as saying, “The man who dies rich dies in disgrace.” Carnegie is considered by some to be the greatest philanthropist in American history. Many public library buildings funded with Carnegie dollars have been turned to other purposes. Verona is fortunate to have a Carnegie library that is

building will be brought back to its original glory in a restoration project that will take approximately a year and a half to complete.” The current building will close on April 24 and reopen in the Annex on May 1. “You’ll find the complete Adult Fiction collection, paperbacks and newspapers. New titles in both fiction and non-fiction genres will be added constantly. Audiobooks and DVDs will make the trip and the children’s collection will include juvenile biography, fiction, picture books and non-fiction picture books. As with the still in use as a library. In Kriston Capps’ Oct 28, 2014 article for “The Atlantic,” he wrote, “Close to 800 of Carnegie’s library buildings are still in use as public libraries, according to “Carnegie Libraries Across America,” while another 350 have been given new purposes as office buildings and cultural centers. More than 275 have been razed or destroyed— some inadvertently, as in the case of botched renovations performed as Works Progress Administration projects.” “Carnegie Libraries Across America: A Public Legacy,” written by Theodore Jones came out in 1997, but still represents the best estimates currently available regarding Carnegie libraries. Verona Public Library Cheryl Ashley shared her excitement with the town’s decision to update the cur-

rent facility. Instead of building a new facility and relocating, “The town has been very supportive, they are proud of it,” she said. “The really big news,” she added, “is the elevator!” Andrew Carnegie would be proud of Ashley and her desire to see the entire library be equally accessible to all patrons. Carnegie believed that the knowledge that libraries contained should be made available to all people, and he put his money where his mouth was. Verona is continuing his legacy by installing the elevator and making the entire library handicapped accessible. The library will be closing its doors and moving part of its collection to the Annex of the Verona Recreation Center. In a letter from the director posted on the library website, Ashley commented, “This historic Carnegie

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Athletes Compete In Bowling Competition

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