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he innkeeper lamented that he had no room for an expectant mother and her soon-tobe-born baby, but could only offer the stable as a place to rest. Angels danced with joy announcing the birth of the baby and a wise man complained about his feet hurting as he made the long trek to see the child.

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Those were some of the scenes at the 15th annual Christmas story told through the

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taken for the Lake Hopatcong Association of Churches’ work in helping area families in need.

“The ‘arts’ part of the title refers to how we tell the story,” said Landing resident Elsie Walker who was coordinator and narrator during the event.

“Every year churches of different denominations join us in presenting the scenes of the nativity story through some special talent, in a special way.

That includes including a laugh now and then, such a southern belle camel puppet who wants the spotlight and shepherds arguing over their choice of a career,” she said.

This year, the participating churches were Abiding Peace Lutheran Church, Budd Lake; Valley View Chapel, Long Valley; St. Margaret’s of Scotland Roman Catholic Church, Morristown; St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church, Netcong; St.

James Episcopal Church, Hackettstown, and the host church.

“Every year, we look for a new focus for the story, a different perspective from which to tell it. Also, we like to add different arts. This year, The Messengers Dance Ministry, a liturgical dance group from Abiding Peace danced to ‘Angels We Have Heard on High.’

It was something we haven’t had in years and moved many people.” Walker shared that liturgical dance is like ballet, poetic in expression.

The evening was also about giving. The program raised more than $400 for the non-profit Lake Hopatcong Association of Churches which helps local families in need.

Father Chris Muldoon of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church, in Lake Hopatcong, is the treasurer of the organization. He explained his role, what the asso-

ciation does to help others, and how people can donate to it.

“As treasurer, I meet with people in need and help them on a one time basis, mostly, with emergency assistance with JCP&L bills, rental help, also payment for medication on occasion, perhaps car insurance and money for gasoline for travel,” Muldoon said.

“We also give Shop Rite cards

to help purchase food. Once or twice I have helped with car repair and twice I even helped people purchase a used car.”

Muldoon shared that if people would like to make a donation to the association, they can mail a check to: Fr. Chris Muldoon, treasurer, Lake Hopatcong Assoc. of Churches; P.O. Box 337, Lake Hopatcong, N.J. 07849.

Trinity Church Offers Christmas Eve Services

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The service will be held in the sanctuary at 7:30 p.m.

Additional Christmas Eve worship services will be held on Dec. 24 at 3:30 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.

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Centenary Student Accepted As Enactus Fellow

olin Hudson, a Centenary junior from Mt. Olive, was recently accepted into the 2017-2018 BNY Mellon Enactus Student Fellows Program.

Enactus is an international organization that connects student, academic, and business leaders through entrepreneurial-based projects that empower people to transform opportunities into real, sustainable progress for themselves and their communities.

“Centenary University has a strong Enactus Chapter on our campus,” said Dr. Linda Poisseroux, assistant professor of business and director of Enactus at Centenary University.

“Our students have been part of Enactus for over 25 years and have been recruited by top firms as a result of their work.

It is a pleasure to see Colin being recognized in this manner.”

Only 150 Enactus students from the United States were

chosen to participate in this program which entitles Enactus Student Fellows to complete an online project management course that will culminate in a certification exam to earn PMD Pro, an internationally-accredited project management certification in development. The Fellows will complete an additional online workshop which will explore entrepreneurial talents. All Fellows will be paired with an Enactus alumni

sive partners prior to the 2018 exposition.

“This is an honor,” says Hudson. “I am excited about this opportunity, as it is an exclusive program. I am looking forward to learning a lot about fair trade and myself through this journey. It will be so satisfying to be recognized for this accomplishment on stage at the Expo in Kansas City after this entire process is completed. This is truly a valuable opportunity that will be beneficial for my future. I certainly hope to make my team and the university proud of me.”

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Lifelong Educator Dr. Linfante To Lead WCCC Trustees

r. Felix “Phil” Linfante knows a lot about the community college experience. For more than 30 years, he has held many positions at Essex County Community College in administration and faculty. For the past two years, he has served on the Warren County Community College Board of Trustees, last year as vice chair. At the Board’s November meeting Linfante was elected the Trustees’ new chair.

“I am looking forward to the challenge,” said Linfante. “We’ve got a great trustee team, great president, and great faculty here. They all care about the students and the community and there is a vested interest in doing what’s good for everybody.”

Linfante will be

joined on the Executive Board by Dr. Frank Gilly, vice chair; Betti Singh, secretary, and former chair Peter Schmidt, as the treasurer.

Linfante, a Hackettstown resident, holds a Ph.D. from Seton Hall University in Higher Education Administration and Supervision, a master’s in counseling from Kean University and a bachelor’s in history. He is quite familiar with community colleges and their benefits to the community. In addition to his efforts at WCCC, Linfante has been a staple at Essex County Community College. He has spent many years in administration as a dean of educational services and as an executive dean of student success and is currently a professor of social sciences.

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Dr. Phil Linfante of Hackettstown, right, the new WCCC trustee board chair, presents outgoing chair, Peter Schmidt, with a gift of recognition and appreciation.

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Local Podiatrist Treks To New Location With More Walk-In Hours

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By Cheryl Conway lose to having a 10 year footing in Hackettstown, a local podiatrist office offers more hours to patients after stepping into a larger space a few months ago.

Feet N’ Beyond of New Jersey relocated to 188 Mountain Ave. in Hackettstown on Sept. 1, after being located across from Target for almost a decade. In October, a ribbon cutting was held to mark its opening.

In April 2018, the podiatrist practice specializing in foot and ankle surgery will ring in 10 years. Dr. Helene Nguyen owns the practice, and works alongside her husband Dr. Zhu Yong, who joined the practice in 2008.

Having to share space with other specialists at their previous location, the pair decided to

move its office.

As residents of Hackettstown, staying in town was most convenient.

“We moved because we are expanding to more hours,” says Nguyen. By operating 100 percent of the office space, they “can provide more service.”

They went from part-time, with office hours two days a week, to full time, six days a week.

Nguyen and Zhu specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of foot and ankle problems with medical and surgical approaches.

Some conditions include bunions, hammer toes, heel pain, soft tissue removal and reconstruction of front foot and toes.

“All problems from foot to knee,” says Nguyen, including skin, bone, the way one walks.

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cludes the pediatric population as well, from three months through teenage years.

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Nguyen. “We discuss different options to them to get them on board. We work as a team with the patients. We listen to their concerns and problems and begin to work with them.”

While there are other podiatrists in the vicinity, Nguyen is proud to admit “I’m the only female podiatrist in this area. I do see a lot of female patients who live or work here. I’m one of the only podiatrists that wears high heels,” she laughs.

“I wear heels; some patients can relate to me.

“My motto with shoe wear is everything with moderation,” she says. “Don’t go shopping with high heels. We make a thousand of steps every day; that’s when problems happen.”

Raised in Chicago, Nguyen graduated in 2003 from Benedictine University, Ill. After coming to New York for medical training, she completed her podiatric medical studies along with surgical training in N.Y.C., Queens and Brooklyn metropolitan area.

Her specialties include: Cosmetic Foot Surgery, Pediatric Foot Deformity, Hyperbaric Medicine certified, Limb Salvage reconstruction, Wound Care and laser treatment.

Her career path led her to podiatry after witnessing her father’s complications with di-

abetes.

“I stumbled into podiatry,” she says, after her dad got diagnosed with diabetes. Her curiosity peeked. “The more I read about it and looked into it, the more I got motivated.”

Before opening her own practice, Nguyen was managing the wound center at St. Claire’s in Denville, where she still works part-time.

Of her experiences, Nguyen says most rewarding has been “when patients can resume back to normal activity.” She describes the time she helped one of her patients walk painfree after not being able to walk, find shoes nor take a step without pain.

Nguyen’s husband and partner, Zhu, graduated from Rutgers University and New York College of Podiatric Medicine in NYC. He completed his surgical training at Staten Island University Hospital, NY, and specializes in all dermatological disease in the lower extremity and foot and ankle surgery and wound care.

While they have no plans yet to ring in their 10 years, they do offer some specials.

Ongoing free foot exams are being offered inviting patients to sit down for 15 minutes to discuss any foot concerns. The offer began in November and

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They are also offering free foot exams to all pediatric patients up to six years old. An ongoing special, parents are invited to raise concerns about their children regarding any issues from growth and development.

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Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Wednesday open until 6 p.m. Walk-ins accepted weekdays; appointments required on Saturday.

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Hackettstown Students Display Watercolor Works

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tudents from Hackettstown High School and art teacher Julie Wane are the featured artists at this month’s exhibit, “Working with Marker and Watercolor,’’ at Warren County Community College.

The exhibit runs through the end of December and can be seen during regular college hours. It is free and open to the public. WCCC is located on Route 57 West in Washington Township.

H a c ke tt s t o w n High School students in drawing and painting classes work with watercolor and marker.

The show included

Max Crowder and Michaela Yanosy enjoy a drawing and painting class at Hackettstown High school.

animal silhouettes created by the students in the style of Sue Coccia, a commercial stamp artist who draws on indigenous cultural patterns and natural habitats when creating her work.

Students experimented with watercolor techniques in the background of their silhouettes.

Also included in the show are stu-

dent blind contour marker drawings enhanced with watercolor and selected works by Wane, including prints of pieces (originals still on loan) designed for the N.J. D.E.A.’s Heroin Art Exhibit, held in the Gateway Gallery in Newark.

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Thomas Edison’s West Orange Home Open For Holiday Tours

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By Anya Bochman he Glenmont Estate in West Orange, built in 1880, had a less than illustrious start when its original owner, Henry Pedder, was jailed for embezzlement. According to Karen Sloat-Olsen, chief of Interpretation and Education at the Thomas Edison National Historical Park, the house was subsequently put on the market. Thomas Edison, newly engaged to his second wife Mina Miller in 1886, saw the grand house for sale and bought it for his bride as a wedding present.

The 29-room mansion sits amid rolling lawns and includes a barn and carriage house on the property. Miller Edison, as well as the Edison children, made renovations and additions to the estate over time; new greenhouses were erected on the grounds, and a garage –

to accommodate Edison’s interest in cars – was added to the house.

Today, these sights are available to curious visitors; the greenhouses are functional and managed by volunteers, and the garage includes an original charging panel and gas pump for cars of the era – as well as automobiles owned

by Edison. The first and second floors of Glenmont Estate, which include original furnishings, are available for viewing.

The estate is part of the Thomas Edison National Historical Park in Llewellyn Park in West Orange, a site “dedicated to promoting an international understanding and appreciation of the life and extraordinary achievements of Thomas Alva Edison by preserving, protecting and interpreting the Park’s extensive historic artifact and archive collections.”

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The property has been open for tours since October; starting on Nov. 24 through Jan. 7, the inventor’s home will undergo a special program called “Holidays at Glenmont.”

During this period, Glenmont Estate will be decorated in the style it saw when in-

habited by the Edison family.

Selected musical pieces will accompany tours, with greenery and red poinsettias decking the mantles above the fireplaces.

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According to a press release by the park, “in the den, the majestic 10-foot tree will be lit and the presents underneath will be waiting as if the Edison children Madeleine, Theodore and Charles will soon come running down the stairs from their rooms.”

The holiday tours will be offered on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from noon to 4 p.m.; the site will be closed on Sunday, Dec. 24. Spring tours on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays will begin again on Friday, March 30, 2018.

Visitors to the estate must purchase car passes and tour tickets at the Laboratory Complex Visitor Center. Admission

is $10, and includes the Glenmont Estate and the Laboratory Complex, as well as the surrounding estate grounds.

Children under age 16 are free, as are seniors with valid senior passes.

Sloat-Olsen points out that Llewellyn Park is a private residential community – necessitating the car passes in order to get to the Edison residence.

“The tickets sell out quickly due to limited space, so it’s advisable for visitors to come fairly early,” Sloat-Olsen says.

The Visitor Center of the Park is located at 211 Main Street in West Orange. For more information or directions, call 973-736-0550, ext.

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Music Therapist To Reminisce About Greystone Holiday Celebrations

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ention the name Grover Kemble and area music-lovers immediately think guitar and jazz – or perhaps Jimmy Durante. Few know of his career as a talented music therapist at Greystone Park, which gained him similar accolades.

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Free shuttle buses will start at 3:30 p.m. from Allamuchy Township School on Johnsonburg Road and Panther Valley Ecumenical Church, Allamuchy.

A limited number of premium on-site parking passes are also available for $25 per car.

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Kemble’s creative occupational therapy, the holiday programs and work done

by Greystone staff perpetuated Greystone physician Thomas Kirkbride’s philosophy of creating a warm and caring environment to improve the health of the mentally ill.

For example, patients performed annually in staff-assisted talent shows.

“In each production,” Kemble has written, “expressive, emotive processes take place that aid in healing and restoring psychiatric patients’ sense of personal wholeness and well-being.”

The son of a Greystone psychiatrist, Kemble began his career in therapy as a young volunteer at Greystone in the 1960s.

By the 1980s, following his formal education and with a career as a professional musician, Kemble returned to Greystone and spent over 20 years leading, growing and broadening the hospital’s occupational therapy program.

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ift-giving s e a s o n is a time that’s special for many families and friends, and it’s the perfect opportunity to show the loved ones in your life just how much you appreciate them.

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For the Home The natural interior decorator on your list likely loves the unique touch of comforting pillows throughout living rooms and dens. Let him or

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Searching for a gift for the natural entertainer in your life can be difficult if common items like wine glasses and electric bottle openers are already accounted for. An option like a bar cart from Hotel Collection can help make entertaining a breeze for that person on your list who enjoys hosting. With three shelves and wheels for easy transportation, it’s ideal for extravagant parties, small get-togethers or anything in-between.

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he next best thing to baking cookies for many home chefs is baking cookies with friends. Dust off your favorite recipes, create a festive playlist and fill your home with the tantalizing aroma of baked goodies for the ultimate Christmas cookie party.

Turn things up a notch and swap classic sugar cookies for these festive Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies, Peppermint Truffle Cookies and Almond Gingerbread Cookies. Along with those tasty treats, don’t let your guests go thirsty. Add peppermint extract to a slow cooker hot chocolate so guests can sip and be merry throughout the party.

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1/2 cup (1 stick) butter 1 cup sugar, divided 1 egg 1/2 teaspoon McCormick Pure Peppermint Extract 2 cups flour 36 milk chocolate kiss-shaped candies, unwrapped Heat oven to 350 F. In large, microwavable bowl, heat chocolate and butter on high 1-2 minutes, or un-

til butter is melted. Let stand 10 minutes to cool slightly. Add 1/2 cup sugar, egg and peppermint extract. Beat with electric mixer on medium speed until well blended. Gradually beat in flour on low speed until well mixed.

Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Press chocolate candy into center of each ball, forming dough around candy to enclose it. Roll in remaining sugar to coat. Place 1 inch apart on greased baking sheets.

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nutmeg and salt.

In separate large bowl, beat butter and brown sugar with electric mixer on medium speed until light and fluffy. Add molasses, egg and vanilla extract; beat well.

Gradually beat in flour mixture on low speed until well mixed. Press dough into thick, flat disk. Wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate 4 hours, or as long as overnight.

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Slow Cooker Peppermint Hot Chocolate 1/2 gallon (8 cups) whole milk 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk 1 package (12 ounces) dark chocolate chips 1/2 teaspoon McCormick Pure Peppermint Extract

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Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies 1 2/3 cups flour 1/3 cup unsweetened cocoa powder 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter, softened 1 1/4 cups granulated sugar 2 eggs 1 1/2 teaspoons McCormick Red Food Color 1 teaspoon McCormick Pure Vanilla Extract 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar nonstick cooking spray In medium bowl, mix flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and salt; set aside.

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motions run deep come the holiday season. Holiday planning can be hectic, especially for blended families.

Today’s families are increasingly blended, meaning they’re a combination of families due to divorce or death. Even though the holidays are meant to be joyous, navigating traditions and accommodating the unique needs of all involved — including cultural traditions, visitation schedules, rituals, and religious beliefs — can be challenging. But blended families need not fret as they attempt to negotiate Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, or New Years.

Logistics The first step to holiday planning is to keep in mind predetermined custody or visitation agreements. Although there can be hope for holiday flexibility and generosity, try to stick as close to existing arrangements as possible. Some families choose to divvy up particular holidays throughout the year in advance. Others may do it as plans get arranged. As long as the arrangement is fair to everyone, the choice is up to the families. The plans should be made known to all involved.

Discuss expectations

The Stepfamily Association of America says that communication during the holiday season is vital, especially for children so they know what to expect. Writing down specific itineraries can help alleviate the stress of not knowing where they will be at a given time.

All members of the family should vocalize how they feel about particular aspects of the holidays so that no one is disgruntled.

Do not expect others to be mind readers.

Perhaps one person is focusing a significant amount of energy on trimming the tree when that isn’t as important to others.

Discussing expectations can make planning that much easier.

Create new traditions The holidays without everyone under the same roof enjoying traditions that have been part of celebrations for years can contribute to feelings of anxiety for people accustomed to these annual traditions. Draw the focus away from how things used to be done and create new traditions that all can anticipate. Host a holiday movie night if this isn’t the year to have the kids for Christmas.

An annual outing to see a concert or show might be a new tradition the entire blended

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Don’t expect perfection Putting too much emphasis on trying to make the holidays perfect can backfire.

Blended families must recognize that holiday celebrations will change. It can take time to find a new celebratory rhythm, and comparisons always will be made. It’s acceptable to have mixed feelings about new traditions, but each member should go into the season with a positive attitude.

Blended families may face additional challenges during the holidays. Working together, such families can restore joy to the season and create new traditions.

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hile the holidays might be the most wonderful time of the year for children, the gifting season can quickly spiral out of control for unprepared shoppers.

These four tips can help you conquer holiday gifting like a pro: Get organized. The secret to conquering the holiday season is having a plan. Take 10-15 minutes to update your calendar with all your holiday parties, family engagements, secret Santa exchanges or any other gifting commitments.

Make sure to include dates, locations, times and even specifics, like themes, if they’re available. If you have multiple holiday events, you might even color-coordinate your planner for an easy visual reminder. Sync your events across

all smart devices for an easy glance at the touch of a button.

Find your go-to gifts. As an adult, deciphering what kind of gifts a child wants in this digital age can be tricky. Some classics like brick toys are still a hit with kids of all ages. Studies show that 60 percent of children love playing with brick toys and more than half of parents love that their kids do, according to Mattel Global Consumer Insights. Try product lines like Mega Construx and Mega Bloks, which combine the fun of brick toys with popular franchises to create exciting products for kids. Find more holiday gift ideas at shop.mattel.com.

Wrap gifts early. Now that you have your plan in place, save time by purchasing all the gifts you will need for the holidays and wrapping them at one time. Prevent the stress of

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a last-minute gift wrap run by pre-wrapping gifts and simply labeling them with removable sticky notes.

Build a gifting closet. Once you have your gifts wrapped and ready to go, consider using an old crate or storage container and turning it into a “gifting closet.” Insert dividers to separate the gifts by age range and set aside your treasure trove in an easy-to-reach storage area.

You can even use this closet year-round for birthdays and other gifting events. On the day of the party, simply open your gifting closet, grab a gift

for the right age and head out the door.

Another option to save time and money this holiday season is to enter for the chance to win a gifting closet with $1,000 worth of Mega products to help you conquer the gifting season.

To enter the sweepstakes, post an original holiday photo to Instagram or Twitter with a short caption that includes why the entrant likes to give or receive construction toys as gifts. For full details, visit rules.prizelogic.com/MegaSocialSweeps.

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Fireplace Safety Tips For This Holiday Season And Beyond

athering around the hearth this holiday season? While you may be taking time off from work and school to celebrate, don’t take a vacation from practicing basic safety guidelines. Stay safe with the following tips.

Safety Devices Before using your fireplace or lighting candles, check all of your home’s life-saving safety devices, including carbon monoxide detectors and smoke alarms for functionality, and to ensure batteries are still working. You should do this periodically, but especially around a time of year with additional fire risks.

Fireplaces A cozy, charming fire is the perfect place to gather during the holidays. Heatilator, a leader in fireplace safety and the number one fireplace brand used by homebuilders, offers

these tips: • Many holiday items and materials are combustible, so place all gifts, trees, and holiday décor a safe distance from the fireplace • Conduct annual maintenance on your fireplace, chimney and associated elements.

• Outfit your gas fireplace with a safety screens to prevent burns.

• Always monitor children and pets near a lit fireplace or one that was recently turned off. While safety screens are meant to protect against contact with hot glass, remember that the metal can also heat up, and your heating equipment -fireplaces, stoves, inserts and their surrounding material -will remain hot for some time after use.

• For more fireplace safety tips, information about safety screens -- including retrofit

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screens for your gas fireplace -- and help finding your local dealer for annual maintenance, visit Heatilator.com.

Candles Candles add warmth and splendor to holiday decor, but they come with certain risks.

Place these burning beauties in safe locations away from

fabrics, trees and other flammable objects. Only burn candles in occupied rooms. If you have children or pets, candle warmers make for a safer alternative that can offer you peace of mind.

For a happy holiday, take these steps to prioritize safety.

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Did You Know?

illions of people resolve to get healthier by dieting and exercising more frequently at the start of each new year.

According to data from the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association, 12 percent of new gym memberships are opened in January. The second week of January is one of the busiest times of year in the fitness industry. But many people who decide to exercise more at the dawn of a new year quickly lose that resolve.

New Year’s resolutions to diet may wane as well. In 2013, a UK food company found that of those who diet regularly,

two out of five quit within the first seven days, one out of five last a month, and only 20 percent make it to the threemonth mark. To make healthy resolutions last longer, people should recognize that results do not happen overnight and should not be discouraged by slow progress. In addition, diet and exercise is not a fast fix, but rather a lifestyle change.

With consistent calorie control and exercise, people may see a gradual reduction in weight and other improvements to their overall health. Some may find it most effective to work with a nutritionist and a gym trainer.

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