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Chatham BOE Awards Contract For Auditorium Renovation

By Jason Cohen he Chatham Board of Education awarded a $3 million contract for renovations to the Chatham High School auditorium last month. These repairs are part of a $15 million referendum that was passed in 2016.

On Sept. 11, the board approved the contract to John O’Hara Company of East Orange.

According to Chatham Superintendent Michael LaSusa, the auditorium is about 40-years-old and all of the original components, such as seating and carpeting, have reached the ends of their life spans.

Work on the auditorium is expected to begin in January 2018 and be completed by June 2018.

In 2016, “New Jersey Monthly Magazine” announced Chatham High School as the number one high school in the state for the second consecutive time. Looking to build on this achievement, the district held six information sessions with the public asking where facilities and infrastructure were discussed.

Then, after seeing a referendum for $25 million fail in 2015, the borough approved one for $10 million less last year.

In January, UBS Financial Services was awarded the winning bid for bond, with an interest rate of 2.95 percent, which is below the 3.25 percent figure that was used in projections.

Among the other projects in the referendum are roof and bleacher replacements, new classrooms, construction of a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) wing at Chatham Middle School and renovating the middle school auditorium.

In May, a contract was awarded to Laumar Roofing Company of Passaic in the amount of $1,970,000 for roof replacements that were done at the high school and middle school. The construction began in June and finished in the summer.

In April, the bleacher replacement portion of the project was awarded to Catcord Construction of Norwood, in the amount of

$790,700. Then in June, the board accepted a $99,780 donation from the Chatham Athletic Boosters to contribute toward the cost of the new concessions stand and new scoreboard at Cougar Field.

Construction of the scoreboard began in June and was completed in the summer.

Money also went towards the renovation of classrooms and asbestos abatement around the perimeter of the auditorium.

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The construction of four classrooms at the Milton Avenue School took place in the summer.

The next and final part of the project is the renovation of the auditorium at the Chatham Middle School, which according to the superintendent, is 60-years-old and in need of repair.

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Chatham Looks To Redevelop Post Office Plaza

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By Jason Cohen lans to redevelop Post Office Plaza in Chatham Borough are still in the works with upcoming hearings still to come.

In November 2016, the Borough of Chatham designated an area in and around Post Office Plaza as an Area in Need of Redevelopment in accordance with the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law. The objective of the redevelopment Investigation and Planning Study was to improve the plaza and make it more integrated into the downtown area with new retail and residential uses.

The property being considered for redevelopment consists of the post office, Cottage Deli, borough parking lots, Exxon and Liberty

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New Jersey’s Local Redevelopment and Housing Law allows local governments to initiate a process by which designated properties that meet certain criteria can be transformed to advance the public interest. Once an area is designated “in need of redevelopment,” a municipality may adopt a redevelopment plan and employ several planning and financial tools to make redevelopment projects more feasible.

The Local Redevelopment and Housing Law requires local governments to follow a process involving a series of steps before they may exercise powers under the Local Redevelopment and Housing Law. The process is designed to ensure that the public is given adequate notice and is given an opportunity to participate in the process. Further, the redevelopment process requires that the governing body and the planning board interact to ensure that all redevelopment actions consider the municipal master plan.

In the spring, the Borough Council and the Planning Board designated the area as a non-condemnation “area in need of redevelopment.”

The borough is now engaged in a community visioning process in order to get input on

what the redeveloped area should look like.

This topic of redevelopment of the plaza was last discussed at a public meeting on June 15, where numerous questions were posed to the community.

Some of them included: How can redevelopment be used to address Pedestrian Safety, parking for commuters, residents and retail, reduce congestion in the downtown, improve access to downtown businesses and encourage multi--modal transportation choices.

Furthermore, the redevelopment of Post Office Plaza could create additional open space, encourage activity in the downtown, design a more attractive pedestrian experience, provide additional public benefit and meet future public needs.

On the Borough website, there are three surveys for residents. One asks their building preference for downtown Chatham, the second about housing downtown and the third about retail they want there.

There have not been any public meetings to discuss the plaza since July. There will be a planning board hearing in the next few weeks. The council needs to restart the process because of the recusal of Mayor Bruce Harris and Council President Vicki Fife.

Information from this story was gathered from the Chatham Borough website.

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Madison Takes Steps Against Climate Change By Walking/Biking To School

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By Dawn M Chiossi n Oct. 4, the Project Aware Club of Madison High School hosted its annual Walk or Bike to School Day. On such a picturesque October day, the weather was ideal for students and staff to participate in this energetic and creative widespread program where various schools hosted their own event.

Walking or biking to school not only gives students the added benefits of independence, fun, school spirit and socializing, but it helps the environment as well.

Vehicles emit a variety of hazardous air pollutants which

results in increasing ground level ozone, nitrogen oxides and toxins such as soot, smoke, dust, dirt and liquid droplets.

Simply by walking, biking or carpooling, individuals can lower the dangerous carbon emissions that pollute the environment for the day.

Madison’s theme this year for this event was Take Steps against Climate Change.

According to Madison High School’s Project

Aware Advisor, Carole Rawding, everyone was thrilled to have taken part in Walk/Bike to School Day, even the staff.

“The energy around the event was very positive,” she says. “It really raised awareness for the students and the staff about the commuting choices available to them.

Students walked, rode their bikes, carpooled and took the bus to school, leaving as many cars in the driveway as

possible. Some of our staff joined in the fun. Sue Wilson, Madison High School Math Teacher, participated from walking from Whippany!”

At Madison High School, the Project Aware Club has been in existence since 1989.

As a lover of the outdoors, Rawding is passionate about en-

vironmental issues and protecting it.

Enthusiastic about the club and its 58 members so far, Radwing says “We have a very active group of leaders in Project Aware. I am looking forward to a great year with this group.”

Project aware is a student led club, and Rawding de-

scribes the students as dedicated, hard working, and equally passionate regarding environmental issues. “Students meet weekly and the room is packed,” she praises. “The members of the club discuss issues, generate and carry out action projects, plan events, and access

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Catch Lizzie Bordon’s Side At Chatham Library

he Bizarre Case of Lizzie Borden: A Portrayal by Kate Butler,” will be presented at the Library of the Chathams on Oct. 26.

The 7 p.m. program will be presented by Kate Butler, a historical re-enactor from Merchantville, who will present the case of Lizzie Borden, who was

accused and acquitted of the axe murder of her father and stepmother.

Butler will share the story from Bordon’s point of view in a one-woman re-enactment.

Registration is requested. Those interested may sign up online or call the library at 973-635-0603.

Steps Against Climate Change... continued from page 6 the environmental status of the schools. Questions such as ‘how green are we?’ and ‘how can we make Madison High School a sustainable school?’ are questions prevalent in their minds.”

On Walk or Bike to School Day, Project Aware also provided breakfast in the school’s cafeteria at 7 a.m. before the day started.

It was so successful more than nine dozen bagels were served!

“It was a very festive morning,” Rawding remarks. “Music was playing and the members of Project Aware greeted everyone at the door and thanked them for participating. “Students wrote in the sign in sheet to tell how they got to school. Additionally, they made green pledges, were given stickers, and entered a raffle to win prizes.”

In addition to this national event, Project Aware and Madison High School are busy working on many other worthwhile projects, such as another walk or bike to school day in the spring.

They have also set up a bul-

letin board to encourage earth conscious commuting, a Week of Walking event, as well as much more.

“Ideally we would like to see the bicycle viewed as transportation in this country as well as recreation and exercise,” Rawding says. “The goal is to have an empty parking lot and full bike racks. We have a long way to go for this to occur, but we will continue to make STEPS towards this goal.”

Perhaps the best part of Madison High School’s Walk or Bike to School Day was the dynamic way the members of Project Aware embraced the day, rallying others to get excited for the day and go green.

“At the breakfast, Project Aware members were standing tall on benches encouraging everyone to fill out raffle tickets, giving out stickers,” says Rawding.

With such dynamic people in charge, the environment appears to be in good hands.

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By Cheryl Conway elcome to the new Chatham/Madison News publication.

Readers can expect the same great positive stories local to the area, but at the same time enjoy the smaller, compact paper easier to take along and even keep intact without pages falling out.

The new format is really a blend between a newspaper and magazine.

“The only difference is the size and the cover,” says Joe Nicastro, co-publisher of New View Media Group LLC along with Mary Lalama. “We still will have news and local articles. In fact the actual size of the image area is exactly the same in length at 10” just the width is 7.5” instead of 10.”

New View Media Group currently publishes 14 monthly newspapers and four bi-monthlies, covering stories in 42 municipalities, mailed for free to more than 190K homes and businesses.

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Since then, they added on four more bi-monthlies in the northeastern region of N.J. stretching into Passaic County with the publication of the Hometown News.

“I am always looking for ways to improve the product,” says Nicastro regarding the recent style change of his papers. “After discussion with many readers over a period of time the same suggestion was being said. They wanted a magazine type publication that would not have pages fall out when moved and something smaller that is easier to handle. This was a tough decision

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“It allows us to feature a large local photo on the front cover and as well as offer our advertisers some other advertising options,” says Nicastro, adding that he is pleased with all the positive feedback he has received so far.

“I have to say in my 30 years of publishing I have received more positive responses to the magazine format than anything else I have done,” he says. “I even received calls from many small businesses looking to advertise.”

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and began to flourish. Realizing she had outgrown her Chatham shop, when the opportunity for larger space in downtown Madison became available 3 years ago, Janice knew it was time to make the move. The new location not only has retail space, but also adequate space for painting and furniture inventory.

Ralph’s keen eye for exquisite furniture continues to produce an exciting and ever changing inventory. From week to week, you never know what treasures you will discover when you step into the store. When you fall in love with a piece of furniture and would like it custom painted, Janice’s creative team steps

in. Whether purchased in the Verona or Madison location, or brought from your home, Home Sweet Home would love to paint it. Have fun choosing the color and finish and watch your furniture take on a new life.

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Silly and spooky tales of the season will be offered by professional storytellers and partic-

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Chatham High Teacher To Serve On DOE Computer Task Force

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hatham High School computer science teacher John Hajdu will be a member of the New Jersey Department of Education task force for developing computer science standards.

Hajdu served two years as president of the central N.J. chapter of the Computer Science Teachers Association. This year, he is part of Computer Science N.J., which is the computer science advocacy group for education in N.J. As a member of this group, Hajdu was invited to join the task force to help write the standards for computer science education in N.J. “I’m very excited; it’s an amazing opportunity to be a part of shaping Computer Science education for students across the state of New Jersey,” Hajdu said.

Danielle Dagounis, supervisor of instructional and design technology in Chatham, said, “Mr. Hajdu is extremely active in the computer science education scene outside of Chatham High School.’’ He currently serves as the president of a

regional computer science professional organization, the N.J. Computer Science Teachers Association of Central N.J., and serves as the project manager for the Building Computer Science Education Capacity in N.J. initiative through the Center for Excellence in STEM Education out of The College of N.J. “Due to these leadership roles, and his practical classroom experience with computer science education, I think that Mr. Hajdu is a perfect fit for this taskforce, and I believe that it will assist us with revising and updating our computer science offerings districtwide,” Dagounis said.

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Morris Libraries Expand Its Digital Library Program system. Today, it is now a consortium of 38 public libraries located in Morris, Somerset and Warren Counties. Its mission is to lead and encourage collaboration, resource sharing, staff development and innovation by providing high quality, cost effective shared services to member libraries for their

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MAIN libraries serve more than half a million residents of all ages. Patrons of member libraries have access to more than 2.8 million items including eBooks, eAudiobooks, Blu-rays, DVDs, music, museum passes, videogames and books.

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spooky night of family fun will be hosted by the Madison Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Development Commission and the Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Oct. 27 at 6 p.m.

Families are invited to bring their carved pumpkins to the front steps of the Hartley Dodge Memorial Building, where they will be displayed and illuminated at 6:45 p.m.

Battery-operated candles will be provided for illumination.

Pumpkins will be returned to their owners after the event.

In addition to the pumpkin illumination, the Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps. will host its Second Annual Trunk or Treat, to take place in front of the Hartley Dodge building.

Participants are encouraged to decorate the inside of their car trunks in a creative theme and allow children dressed in costume to trick or treat from

trunk to trunk. Parents are responsible for checking all candy for children with allergies.

To enter a car in the Trunk or Treat, contact Diane Fastiggi at dianefastiggi@gmail.com.

Admission will be $10 per car. Walk-in trick or treaters are asked to make a minimum donation of $2 per person.

All proceeds from the Trunk or Treat event will benefit the Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

The Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps. responds to more than 1,200 emergency calls annually. The MVAC’s annual budget is used to cover the cost of operating the building, maintaining three ambulances, and for the purchase of necessary medical supplies. The majority of the budget is provided from donations and fundraising events held throughout the year.

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Emily Weisenstein, head of youth services at Madison Public Library, who co‐chairs the MAIN Youth Services Committee, feels this new app is a step in the right direction.

“It is a fantastic resource for our patrons,” Weisenstein said.

“They offer a wide range of juvenile eBooks that children can access at anytime, anywhere – all they need is an Internet connection and a library card. I especially like their selection of interactive picture books, which allows children to read along with some of their favorite titles. It’s fun, easy to use, and popular.”

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Now that the school year has started, MAIN (The Morris Automated Information Network) consortium libraries are making things more appealing for youngsters and even adults who are tech savvy. MAIN consortium library card holders now have the opportunity to use the TumbleBooks Library to access digital children’s story books, read along eBooks, videos, games and more. In order to help grant access to services like Tumblebooks.

MAIN Executive Director Phillip Berg feels this will not only help library membership, but enhance education.

“The MAIN member libraries felt it important to help support the efforts of teachers and school libraries by not just offering a limited courtesy library card to teachers, but a full access one,” Berg said.“ Educating our young people is an important endeavor which (public libraries) can and should help as members of the greater local community.”

Additionally, K‐12 teachers can register for a full service library card in the town in which they teach if they do not already reside in the MAIN public

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Third Graders Receive Bibles In Chatham Church

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hird graders from the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township receive their own Bible and start Bible Adventures, a three-week series to give children a firm foundation on how to use the Bible.

On Sunday, Sept. 24, nine third graders were presented with their own Bible as part of The Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township’s Christian Education Program. The Bibles were presented at the 9:15 a.m. worship service.

The class of third graders will also participate in a three-week Bible Adventures series in their

regular church school classes. The purpose of Bible Adventures is to give children a firm foundation in how to use the Bible. Children will learn to navigate their way through all 66 books, discover how the Bible came to be, as well as explore the great stories of the Bible and God’s promise. Upon completion of the class, each child will be rewarded with a special certificate and the knowledge on how to use and read his/her own Bible.

For more information, visit www.pcct-nj.org, or call the church office at (973) 635-2340.

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The CHS team is one of only six finalist teams in the competition, which included hundreds of registrants and competing teams from 22 countries across five continents.

The CHS team is comprised of current students Indira Roy, Stephen Ratner and Emily Lamb and 2017 CHS graduates Nishita Sinha, Meghan Maguire and Zoe Heard.

This competition, with the support of the World Bank Insti-

From the left, Indira Roy, Stephen Ratner and Emily Lamb are finalists in a global action competition. tute, is the platform for young people from around the world to present their ideas for financing and implementing the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The CHS team’s proposal is entitled, “Strengthening Domestic Industry and Regulating the International Clothes Donation Process to Promote Global Economy and Culture.”

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