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February 2024
Morris County Vocational School District Celebrates CTE Month
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By Steve Sears n February, Denville’s Morris County Vocational School District is celebrating CTE (Career & Technical Education) Month. Hosted by the Association for Career & Technical Education (www. acteonline.org), CTE Month focuses on programs, student achievements, and preparing students for their careers. Scott Shaw is the school’s Director of Career and Technical Education. He served as the first English teacher when the school opened as a full-time academy in September 2004, and was also its supervisor of instruction for 12 years. Shaw has also served as a middle school and high school principal and has been in education for over 25 years. Shaw explained the approach of CTE Month at MCVTS. He said, “We have two instructors who are planning coordinators for CTE month. They work with administration, colleagues, and students to prepare events and activities that showcase different aspects of our school.” CTE Month benefits students by increasing awareness of CTE programs and opportunities;
offering hands-on learning experiences that reinforce classroom concepts; exposing students to potential career paths and connections with industry professionals; development of valuable skills and confidence in their abilities; and fostering a sense of community and belonging within the CTE field.
During the month of February, CTE activity is abundant. MCVTS students and teachers compete in a door decoration competition to showcase their academy, students share daily announcements that honor the history of CTE, and students take part in Job Shadowing experiences where Education Academy
students shadow high school teachers for the day. Also, during CTE Month, guest speakers from businesses and industries visit classrooms and shops to share the experience and knowledge, while many MCVTS students head offsite for valuable insight and learning. Exercise Science & Health Care students take part in shadowing and clinical rotations at nearby St. Clare’s Hospital, “Work Based Learning” trips are offered - Designers visit Morris Museum, HVAC students visit local industry sites, and Global Commerce students compete in regional competitions for DECA & VEI (Virtual Enterprise International) and students and teachers take to the internet and run a social media campaign to promote awareness of CTE and the benefits of hands and minds on learning. MCVTS is also extending knowledge of CTE Month to future high schoolers. Shaw said, “Our focus this year is to celebrate CTE, and also to reach out to area middle schools who may not have heard about what CTE has to offer.” For more information about the Morris County Vocational School District, visit www.mcvts.org.
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Saint Clare’s Health Emergency Medical Services Takes A Bold Step In Appointing The First Mental Health Resilience Officer
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aint Clare’s Health, a member of Prime Healthcare, proudly announces the appointment of the first EMS Mental Health Resilience Officer (MHRO). Saint Clare’s Health, the largest provider of behavioral health services in Northern New Jersey, is the first EMS (Emergency Medical Services) in the northern
New Jersey to officially prioritize the mental wellness of first responders in this innovative initiative. Saint Clare’s Health recognized as an exceptional provider of the most comprehensive range of mental health services announces this new program to provide support and services to their own first responders. The stress management is essential for the wellbeing of first responders who serve the community on the front lines and faced many stressors. “Placing the mental health and wellness needs of our first responders in the forefront is a highest priority of the EMS Department,” Deborah Paglianite, EMS Clinical Manager explained. “With the unwavering
support of Saint Clare’s Health Administration, we are proud to be able to provide this to our staff and surrounding cooperative agencies.” The Mental Health Resilience Officer will be closely working with the EMS Administration team in implementing both proactive programs and reactive support for when the difficult days come along. Key responsibilities of the Mental Health Resilience Officer include: Crisis Intervention- A point of contact for EMS team members facing mental health challenges, offering immediate support and resources. Training and EducationSaint Clare’s Health will train the National Association
of Emergency Medical Technicians MHRO course, free of charge, for agencies throughout the state. Advocacy and Awareness- Opening a dialog about mental health has long been a challenge for first responders. The MHRO aims to make
seeking help easier by raising awareness. Community OutreachSaint Clare’s Health will be a point of access for any of the organizations in northern New Jersey that require resources. Beyond education, knowledge of local programs and
strengthening local relationships and accessing available resources for first responders. For additional questions regarding this new program for First Responders, please email corinneflammer@ primehealthcare.com
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Denville Community Church Spreads Warmth During Holidays
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By Evan Wechman his past Christmas many children and adults exchanged gifts with family and friends. However, at the Denville Community Church (also known as The Church of the Open Door), Emma Worrall wanted to do something beautiful and kind for people who were going through tough times and didn’t have any presents. Worrall, who is the Coordinator for Children, Youth & Young Adult Ministries for the church took it upon herself to serve those who she felt needed comfort and aid. This was her idea, but one that began about 20 years ago. “Something happened when I was 13 where I wanted to bring blankets to people who were experiencing homelessness in New York City, so that’s what I did then,” Worrall says. “But now I was trying to figure out how we as a church, specifically with the ministries I work with, how we could do more outreach service projects. And I thought of this idea again, and I wanted to do it Christmas morning because it (Christmas) has turned a lot into what presents are people getting.” Worrall also says she wants to remind people that Christmas is about Jesus who preached love and was hoping her congregants would hear this message. This turned out to be exactly what happened as many church members showed up in the last few weeks before Christmas with either new or gently used sleeping bags for those who needed warmth and love. During the early hours of Christmas morning, she and her team went into Manhattan, with no predetermined plan other than to spread love to those in need. They first went up to people in line to get into a shelter and asked
if they would like a sleeping bag. Those they approached smiled and exchanged greetings. However, just to do a little something extra since it was Christmas, Worrall and her friends gave out candy canes and ten-dollar Starbucks gift cards to the recipients as well. After, they walked throughout the busy streets of Manhattan meeting people who were laying down on the sidewalks and offering them sleeping bags and presents. “I pray the students might make this a tradition, to honor Christ when we celebrate his birth by attempting to take Christ’s teachings to heart,” Worrall says. She is not close to being finished with the church’s outreach efforts. This coming April, she is leading many of her young congregants in a Read to Roof program with the Heart for People Foundation which is helping schools in Uganda serve financially insecure students. During this fundraiser, Worrall’s students will be securing financial pledges based on how many books they read during an approximately six-week session. The money raised will go towards building dormitories for the schools that are partnered with the Heart for People Foundation. The fantastic feature which Worrall takes a lot of pride in is that most of the students who will be housed are either affected by HIV or are Sudanese refugees who have traveled hundreds of miles to reach their destination. Worrall is confident the church will continue with meaningful outreach projects. “A huge part of the curriculum I have been doing with the kids and youth is not only learning about scripture and Jesus’ teachings, but also learning about how we can put our faith into action,” she says.
These are the sleeping bags in front of the Christmas tree on Christmas morning at the church before they left to the city.
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The Rules about Leap Years
t’s widely accepted that a year is 365 days long. However, that statement is not entirely accurate. In fact, it takes Earth a little more than 365 days (365.24223 days to be precise) to orbit the sun. A calendar cannot accommodate that small distinction every year. In order to ensure that seasons do not start drifting from the difference between the Earth’s rotation and the time it takes to get around the sun, leap years were established to keep the calendar more consistent and working like clockwork. The first modern leap year took place in 1752. Certain guidelines were established to determine which years would be leap years. A leap year typically arrives every four years. However, in terms of end-of-century years, they must be divisible by 400. That
is why the year 2000 was a leap year but 1900 was not, according to Royal Museums Greenwich. This approach is not an entirely foolproof plan since there still may be very small discrepancies in time. Leap seconds have been added to keep time ticking correctly at various points throughout the years. This occurred on December 31 in the years 2005, 2008 and 2012, and also on June 30, 2015. In terms of adding a day to the calendar for the leap year, it is placed in February, which already is the shortest month. While February is typically 28 days, in leap years the month features 29 days. A leap year next occurs in February 2024, and then again in 2028, 2032 and 2036.
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Women and Their Heart Health
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By Mark J. Bonamo ll women know that their cardiovascular health is critically important. Dr. Ali Elfandi, an Interventional Cardiologist at Saint Clare’s Health, works every day to diagnose and treat heart issues. He is also sensitive to the unique female cardiovascular issues. To begin, female physiology provides certain challenges for women of all ages and can appear as early as around age 20. According to Dr. Elfandi, “Pregnancy can generate or exacerbate various adverse medical conditions affecting both the working of the heart,
as well as blood pressure.” “Pre-eclampsia is the hallmark of very high blood pressure that occurs during pregnancy, which then affects the heart. Cardiomyopathy occurs when the heart loses the ability to efficiently pump blood and can make the heart very weak at a time when blood flow is critical,” Dr. Elfandi said. “That’s serious stuff.” The disease that receives arguably the most attention regarding female health is breast cancer. However, according to the National Institutes of Health, cardiovascular disease is
known to have the highest rate of mortality in women. While one in 31 American women dies from breast cancer each year, heart disease is the cause of one out of every three deaths. “A woman would always think that femalerelated cancers would be more of a threat to them in terms of mortality. But the reality is heart disease remains the number one killer,” Dr. Elfandi said. “And because we are seeing increasing rates of obesity and diabetes, the rates of heart attacks, strokes, and congestive heart failure is predicted to be increasing. For both men and
women, numerous risk factors also play a role in the onset of heart disease. Dr. Elfandi pointed out these factors, which lead to atherosclerosis, which is plaque buildup in the coronary arteries. Plaque is comprised of the buildup of fats, cholesterol and other substances in and on the artery walls. “The most common risk factors are obesity, sedentary lifestyle and smoking,” said Dr. Elfandi. “Then after that, you have high cholesterol, high blood pressure, also known as hypertension and diabetes, especially type two diabetes.” Family history is another critical factor. “If men in your family, especially close relatives, had a heart attack before the age of 55, that’s considered early or premature coronary heart disease. And then if it’s a woman, premature heart
disease is considered to have happened if a woman has a heart attack before the age of 65,” Dr. Elfandi said. Dr. Elfandi emphasized that while there are several serious threats to female heart health, steps can be taken to lessen the chances of the disease occurring. It’s clear that quitting smoking can improve cardiovascular health. It’s even clearer that a more active life can actively block heart disease. “You have to commit to regular exercise. If you aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity exercise a week, that’s only 30 minutes a day, five days a week,” Dr. Elfandi said. “Working to keep your blood pressure 120 over 80 or less also helps. The same thing goes for cholesterol, especially if you have a family history of high cholesterol and early heart attacks.” However, it is still the
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heart attack, otherwise known as a myocardial infarction, that is foremost in people’s minds when it comes to cardiovascular health crises. A heart attack usually occurs when a blood clot blocks blood flow to the heart. Without blood, tissue loses oxygen and dies Symptoms include tightness or pain in the chest, neck, back, or arms, as well as fatigue, lightheadedness, abnormal heartbeat, and anxiety. Women are more likely to continued on page 7
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Women and Their Heart Health... continued from page 6 have atypical symptoms than men are. This includes the sensation of having intense heartburn or nausea. No matter the symptoms, Dr. Elfandi underscored the need to seek treatment sooner rather than later. “Patients sometimes believe that it’s just muscle pain, and if they rub the area and get some sleep, it will just go away. Instead, they wake up a few hours later, and they’re really sick,” Dr. Elfandi said. “If people ignore the problem, it can sometimes be too late to save the muscle. So I would always encourage people to be proactive, and if they ever develop symptoms that are new to them, especially chest pain and shortness of breath don’t take it lightly and seek immediate medical attention.” Treatment for a heart attack includes taking the patient emergently for a cardiac catheterization to reestablish the blood flow through the blocked artery. Other options can include lifestyle changes, cardiac rehabilitation, medications, and surgical options such as, bypass surgery. “When patients arrive at the hospital, we would do an electrocardiogram, which records the electrical signal from the heart to check for different heart conditions. We can confirm whether or not a heart attack
has occurred,” said Dr. Elfandi. “Once it is confirmed, we can perform the life-saving emergency cardiac catheterization, and place a permanent stent to open the artery and restore blood flow to prevent further damage. Again, it’s critically important to diagnose a heart attack as early as you can.” Dr. Elfandi also pointed out the importance for patients to know that if they have a serious cardiac health problem, they can trust the exceptional cardiac care at Saint Clare’s Health, just around the corner in their community, as well as ahead of the curve offering advanced technology. “We’re talking about heart attacks here, as we say, time is muscle. The closer you are to the hospital, the better,” Dr. Elfandi said. Saint Clare’s Health has a new state-ofthe art cardiac catheterization lab that you could not find a better one in a university hospital. “You should always exercise more. You should always have a healthier diet. But the fact that we have a nationallyranked program equipped with advanced technology here at Saint Clare’s that is so close to home should put people at ease,” added Dr. Elfandi. For more questions about your cardiac health or to make an appointment with Dr. Elfandi, please call 973-784-6900.
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2024 State of the Municipality Address
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hank you for joining us today. I hope everyone had a Happy Holiday Season and I wish you all a happy, healthy and prosperous New Year. Thank you to Father Jim Petroccione for providing the invocation, Kayla Wrigley for a beautiful rendition of our National Anthem and to Scout Troop 17 for suppling the Color Guard for today’s ceremony. Thank you to Steven Ward, Tara Pettoni, Kara Deloreto, Danielle Lamonte and Kayla Wrigley for making sure everything is picture perfect for today’s ceremony. I would like to offer my congratulations to returning Councilwoman Angie Cote and our new Council President Glenn Buie along with our newly elected Council Members Lou Maffei and Robbie Simpson. I am confident that you will all serve the people of Denville extremely well. A very sincere thank you to our recently retired Councilmen John Murphy and Harry Fahrer for their many years of dedicated service to our community. It was a pleasure working with both of you. A special thank you to you both for agreeing to stay involved as volunteers. Thank you to the citizens of Denville for once again entrusting our beloved Town into my care. I am truly humbled by your faith and confidence in me. Most importantly, thank you to my wife Sharon, and my entire family for their constant patience, support, understanding and the sacrifices that they make which enable me to serve as Mayor. Your Township Administration as always, will remain steadfast to its cardinal goals of proactive flood mitigation, continued downtown economic revitalization, upgrading our infrastructure, outstanding public health and safety, providing great senior, recreational and social programs, improving our efficiencies, all while running the Township in the most cost effective manner possible. I will now provide you with a brief summary of our
accomplishments and plans in each of those areas. It has taken over 10 years, but we finally have the plans for a major Flood Mitigation Project, provided by the Army Corp of Engineers and New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. The US Army Corps determined the 36 identified property owners that would have the option to take advantage of the $19 Million Dollar plan. The project would raise their homes out of the flood plain or either Wet or Dry Proof of their homes or buildings. The qualifying properties are all located in the Denville Park Section of our community. We have been notified that we will be receiving a NJ DOT Transportation grant for $500,000 for streetscape improvements around the Bloomfield Avenue Bus Stop. We are reviewing our options to expand the project. Our plan is to continue the period lighting, curbs, brickwork and music to Bloomfield Avenue just as it is on Broadway and First Avenue. This is an example where our persistence paid off as we have submitted an application through this specific highly competitive grant program every year for about 10 years. We did not receive the TEA-21 grant we were hoping for streetscape renovations for Diamond Spring Rd. However, through our aggressive grant writing efforts, we found another Federal grant and just submitted an application for the continuation of the Diamond Spring Road section of the Streetscape plan. We will continue to search until we receive a grant to complete the downtown streetscape. In 2023, Denville started to utilize state-of-the-art technology to perform parking enforcement in our downtown area. We no longer chalk tires but instead utilize a computerized License Plate Reading (“LPR”) system, which is attached to a moving Police Department vehicle. Each time the vehicle drives down a street or through a parking lot (which could be multiple times each hour) the LPR tracks
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continued from page 8 downtown streets and parking lots. After reviewing the other Morris County areas downtown parking regulations and our parking data, I asked Downtown Denville if they would like me to see about extending the Downtown Parking limit to 90 minutes from 60 minutes, which seems to have been in place since the 1960s or earlier. The Council consented to a two month trial period, it appears to be working alright so at our last meeting they extended the trial until the end of March. Once we get all the parking surveys from the police we will determine if the 90 minute limit should be made permanent. We have hired an Architect to design the architectural plans to renovate the Union Hill 2 Room Schoolhouse. The building was a school from 1908 to 1957 before being turned into the Board of Education Building. In 1913 town meeting were held at the school before a referendum was held to separate Union Hill & Denville from Rockaway Township. Our Plans are to bring the building to code, return the outside of the building to what it was and to modernize the interior for public meeting space for Library & Township programs and community meetings and events. We applied and are awaiting the results on a Congressional grant for funding we understand that we have passed the first 2 of 3 phases. If successful, the congressional grant could cover up to $1 million of the renovation costs. The repairs to Well #5 were more extensive than originally thought to be. The cracks in the well casing forced us to redrill a new well. The work is in its final stages and they are in the process of having the water tested as we need to make sure the water meets all the State regulations before we put the well on line. I will be asking the Council to allocate at least as much money in road paving as last year as we continue to try to keep pace with our road paving program. We anticipate providing our recommended list to the Township Council in
the next couple of days in advance of our January 22, 2023 budget hearing with the Engineer. There is a supply chain back-up on the long awaited water meter replacement, which we will conduct throughout the entire Township. This phased project, which is anticipated to take approximately 5 years, will put a state-of-the-art radiocontrolled water meter that will eliminate the need for a water meter reader to physically go read the meter at each house. We have been putting the capital funding away for more than 12 years for the meters and anticipate eventually bringing in a contractor to install these meters. Currently, the DPW is performing the installations on a limited basis with the meters we have received to date. Ultimately, this will enable us to give better service to our water customers, such as almost immediate large leak detection, and do-so with less manpower. Based upon a review after a 2021 NJDEP mandate, Denville is fortunate that we do not have lead water mains in our water system. We only have 12,220 feet of galvanize steel pipes on a select number of streets in Lake Arrowhead, in the Peck Meadow neighborhood and a few streets in Mountain Lakes that we service. Prior to 2031, we will have to replace all the galvanized pipes. To achieve this objective, we anticipate grant funding to become available and are exploring other options such as the infrastructure bank. Township Engineer John Ruschke is in the process of developing a comprehensive replacement plan and cost estimates. Township Engineer John Ruschke is in the process of developing a comprehensive replacement plan and cost estimates. As mentioned above, we are focusing our water meter replacement program in areas where we have galvanized water mains to better be able to identify those property owners with private lead or galvanized service lines. The Township is required to ensure these private property
owners upgrade their service line from lead or galvanized by 2031. With the cooperation of Rockaway Borough, we have applied jointly for a state grant to build a sidewalk on Franklin Avenue between Knoll Drive in Denville and Route 46 in Rockaway. Hopefully we will receive this grant and make it a safer area for the Morris Knolls High School Students. There are four things that are on the horizon that are not in our direct control: Lackawanna Crossing – NJ DOT and NJ Transit are battling out engineering details on the improvements to the access road. Franklin Avenue Bridge- NJ DOT and NJ Transit are working out cost and design details, while the Township is working with adjacent property owners on easement agreements. Openaki Bridge – The dam was stabilized this past summer by the County with the new homeowner is participating. This is good news for the dam being rebuilt but will likely add years to the project completion timeline. Lenape Island Bridge - The County is working on plans to replace the Lenape Island Bridge. Maintaining the Historic Archway is our primary concern, which we have expressed to the County on multiple occasions. Work has begun and is nearing completion on Phase #2 of the Veteran Field Expansion Project which will add a second turf field with additional parking. Based upon the progress of the contractor, we anticipate the field will be opened this spring. Funded through a $340,000 Morris County grant construction is on the way for the 2nd phase of a trail which will eventually go around the Ayers Knuth Farm. Unfortunately, our 2024 grant application was not approved this year. We will re-submit an updated application and try
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Municipality Address... continued from page 10 again in the next funding cycle. The DPW has paved the driveway at Gardner Field along Field #1 and also plans on paving the entire driveway to Todd Johnson field once the work on Well #5 is completed. We also replaced the second set of guard rail on Savage Road along McCloskey Field #7. We are working with the Board of Education to replace the retaining wall and stairs at Todd Johnson Field. We are working with the Board of Education to replace the retaining wall and stairs at Todd Johnson Field. The DPW did the demolition and will build a new retaining wall now that the contractor has installed the new steps.
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The New Pickleball courts have proven to be very popular. We averaged about 60 tennis badges yearly until this past season when we sold over 500 tennis and pickleball badges. We will be recommending several rules and regulation changes for the 2024 season as well as the possibility of creating some multi-purpose courts. For many years we have looked for ways to install AED’s at our fields but could never find a way to keep them secure while having them accessible. I asked the vendors at last year’s League of Municipalities if there were any advance towards making public AEDs more secure and accessible. I was told no advances were made.
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Last December when Buffalo Bills safety, Damar Hamlin, suffered a cardiac arrest on the field, OEM, Director Wesely Sharlpes, Recreation Director Nick Panetta and I researched this in more detail and found a company intriguing options. It took some time but we now have at least one secured AED at Gardner, Veterans, VFW, Pocono, Knuth Fields, and with the cooperation of the Board of Education, one at the Valleyview School ballfields. We are accepting donation to install an additional one at our larger complexes: Gardner Field and Veterans Field. For over 82 years our Fire Department has handled all our First Aid calls for 24 hour a day a 7 days a week. That was until September 2021 when Denville was the last Morris County community that could make that claim. At that point it became obvious that it was just too much of a strain on the available daytime volunteers. The Town Council and I are extremely proud that The Denville Volunteer Fire Department was able to maintain a 24-7 volunteer First Aid as long as they did. Today they continue to provide us service along with a paid service from Morris County and Saint Clare’s Hospital. It is our hope that new volunteers will join, and the Denville Fire Department can return First aid to full volunteer service to the community at some point in the future. For the last year the Fire Department has been proactively recruiting volunteers and thankfully has had some success, but we are not where we need to
be. Anyone interested in being the ultimate volunteer for our community can stop in at Main Street Firehouse on any Monday night. Congratulations to Police Captain Jeff Tucker on his retirement and thank you for his service to our community both on the Police Department and for all his work running the PAL. Congratulations to Captain Scott Welsh, Lieutenant Fred Jackson and Sargent Zack Lancaster on their promotions. Denville has fulfilled our 2015 court ordered Affordable Housing obligation and is maximizing the income off these developments for each of our public utilities. We passed a tree ordinance where developers are responsible for planting a certain amount of trees on sight, in Denville Parks or pay cash into a dedicated Townshipcontrolled tree fund. In 2023 we revised our Master plan. We took what we learned from past affordable housing cycles and have implemented changes in preparation for the 2025 process. The Planning Board has done a great job of updating our vision of 21st century Denville in preparing the Master Plan. This new Master Plan does NOT forget our roots, heritage or the quant and charming downtown character that has made us Morris County’s favorite downtown destination year-after-year. The 4th round of Constitutionallymandated Affordable Housing obligation is just 18 months away. Sadly, Up until continued on page 16
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4 Hour Charity Dance Marathon 2024 Funds Still Being Raised! 50% to help Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Uganda, Africa 50% to help Students of the Christian Drama School of New Jersey 8 TEAMS OF 56 DANCERS STILL COLLECTING DONATIONS RIGHT NOW! We danced in a wonderful new location in Morris Plains! THE EVENT Started Friday, January 12 at 5:00 p.m. ended Saturday, January 13 at 5:00 p.m. At the First Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains, Speedwell, Ave. With support from Denville Community United Methodist Church. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Eight teams of 56 official dancers successfully danced for 24 hours this past weekend to raise funds to help 1,800 students at five schools in Uganda, Africa, and the Christian Drama School of New Jersey. More than 32 dancers called Blue Shirts and 16 children called Orange Shirts took turns supporting 8 Red Shirt Dancers who energetically danced the whole 24 hours including: Mark Urbanik, Mia Hollstein, Autumn Van Buskirk, Maddie Harmon, Callie Long, Ruthie Sacco, Freddy Sacco, and Rev. Kim Padfield Urbanik. These dancers
in Red Shirts danced “around the clock” through 550 songs that were organized into 8 different 3 hour dance shifts with themes (see themes next page). Dancers performed more than 240 choreographed dances to over 550 songs. Our slogan is “100% to God.” Previous Christian Drama School Dance Marathons in 2012, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020, and 2022 have raised a combined total of $105,126.78 to help victims of Hurricane Irene, Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Maria, and thousands of children and vulnerable youth in Uganda, Africa, under the direction of Segawa Ephraim and others. Donations go through the Heart for People Foundation non-profit (founded by a Christian Drama School student, Sarah Harrs, in 2012). Since 2008, countless Ugandan students have benefitted from the love and support provided by generous supporters of the Heart for People Foundation and the Christian Drama School of NJ. Side Notes: Rev. Kim Padfield Urbanik is the Founder and Director of the Christian Drama School. She danced for 24 hours this weekend to raise funds for the children she knows in Uganda. This was
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We Danced 24 Hours... continued from page 14 Shift Six 08:00 to 11:00 a.m. Christmas Shows + VBS Theme (songs P, Q, R) Shift Seven 11:00 to 02:00 p.m. Storms & Floods + Drama Camp Theme (songs S, T, U, V) Shift Eight 02:00 to 05:00 p.m. Kingdom of God, Candle Lighting Theme (songs W, X, Y, Z) The Christian Drama School of New Jersey is celebrating 23 years of teaching students who have come from more than Celebrating 50 Years
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Municipality Address... continued from page 11 the week before Christmas, our Governor, Senate President and Assembly Speaker have not addressed it and have shown no interest in wanting to do so. After years of no action by the State Legislature, in a Lame Duck Session Assembly Speaker Coughlin & Assemblywoman Lopez, Chair of the Assembly Housing Committee and Senate President Scutari & Senator Singleton member of the Joint Committee on Housing Affordability have sponsored Bill A4/S4251. The proposed bill would radically change how Affordable Housing is distributed throughout New Jersey and, from our review, not for the better for municipalities like Denville. The 70-page bill was not posted for public review until less than 24 hours before being ushered through the Assembly Housing Committee, where it passed on its way to adoption. It seems clear, the bill is being rushed through during the holidays in a lame duck session of our State legislature in order to intentionally limit public comment and likely opposition. We are working with the New Jersey League of Municipalities, The New Jersey Conference of Mayors and our Affordable Housing Attorney on possible ways to slow down and limit the damage to this Bill. There is no doubt NJ needs to supply more Affordable Housing. I receive the calls from the people in need. However, NJ is the most densely populated State in the country. The State should be concentrating on preserving open space to protect our environment, and
developing blighted properties in need of improvements. Our approach has been to try to strike a balance between conserving land and investing in local smart growth strategies. Denville has preserved over 1,300 acres of land as permanent open space, which represents about 17% of all Township land. As such, Denville has done everything possible to place ourselves in the best possible position to defend against additional development in future rounds. However, if the proposed legislation is adopted, the Township will have little say in determining its 4th round obligation as well as very limited appeal rights. In the past round, Denville was able to maintain its immunity from builder remedy lawsuits by successfully settling our 20152025 obligation in 2021. By fighting in court for five years, at a cost of $500,000 Dollars, the Township was able to reduce its 3rd round obligation from 1,786 affordable units proposed by our adversaries to 196 affordable units, which is actually only 148 affordable units due to credits we were eligible to receive for certain rental units (please note the proposed legislation will eliminate all bonus credits). Currently, those developments are in various stages of the approval or even construction process. More information on Affordable Housing opportunities in Denville, will be available in the Hub Times Newsletter that will be mailed out shortly. We have been proactive in every area of our budgeting, fiscal management,
planning our infrastructure, management of personnel and technology. We have worked extremely hard to successfully manage all of the areas of the budget under our control. 2023 was a very exciting year. We sold at public auction a 16.45 acre parcel of land on Vanderhoof Ave, which is located between Rt. 80 and the Industrial zone in Rockaway Borough for $6.435 million dollars. The Town acquired the property at no cost, in 1984 in a tax foreclosure. It was never part of our Open Space plan because of its location and its being zoned Industrial. We learned just owning it put Affordable Housing obligation pressure on us. About 6 acres will be disturbed with the remaining acreage being untouched because of easements and wet land buffers. The sale of the Vanderhoof property combined with paying off the Town Hall debt instrument, and the financial plan we have designed and implemented over the last decade has put us in an exceptional position financially. We saw this fruit of our labor when Moody’s bestowed an Aaa Bond rating on the Township. All this, has enabled us to develop a plan which puts the Township on a path to zero debt by the end of the decade. It is essential that we use the money from the sale of the acreage wisely and for the long term good of our community. It is important to recognize the outstanding work done our CFO Jessica Falce, former CFO Mike Guarino, Administrator Steven Ward and wise financial plaining provided by our Auditor Ray Sarinelli.
Since becoming Mayor, I have been blessed to have a great team on the dais, on our staff and many talented and dedicated volunteers. I am very appreciative of our Township staff, led by our Administrator Steven Ward, Police Chief Frank Perna and Public Works Director John Egbert along with all our department heads and each of our employees who are all hard working professionals. I would like to thank the entire team of elected and appointed officials for working so well together. I especially like to thank the many dedicated volunteers. Through the collaborative efforts of all of these individuals, Denville is able to offer an incredible amount of quality services, programs and events far greater than most communities. Over the next four years we have many plans and goals. We have a team up to the task of completing these projects, while keeping our tax rate low and remaining financially prudent. As I conclude my address, I respectfully request the Township Council grant advice and consent to the resolution of the Mayoral and Administrative appointments. We are very fortunate to have great people working together that continue to make Denville the finest place to live, work, raise a family and retire. Thank you and may God continue to send his blessings to the people of Denville and may God bless the United States of America. Thomas W. Andes
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