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Livingston High School Students Become Dress Makers To Help Girls Around The World

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By Steve Sears annah Michelson, a Livingston High School senior in Stacey Dworzanski’s Fashion/Family & Consumer Science’s class, maybe says it best regarding The Dress a Girl Around the World Project.

“Initially, I loved the idea of helping another girl by giving her something to wear and, as a young feminist, I think it is so important to support girls and women all over, in a way we did that,” says Michelson.

“You know, by making a dress for a girl who likely didn’t have one, maybe I could make her feel beautiful, that’s supporting my fellow sisters.”

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The first time Dworzanski’s class did this worthwhile project, plans are to do it again next year. Twenty one students became dressmakers in this project which began in September and ended in January.

Laurie Jung, Livingston High School certified nurse, suggested the idea. “I mentioned to Stacey that my church, the Roseland Presbyterian Church was working on making dresses as a mission project,” says Jung. I think I mentioned to her that this was a great community outreach project if she ever needed one. I volunteered to provide labels for the dresses and ship continued on page 4 SUMMER CAMP JULY 2 - AUG 24

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Livingston Library To Host Museum Of Impact

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By Jason Cohen he Livingston Library will host the Museum of Impact (MOI) for the first time later this month.

With numerous school shootings, lack of credible news sources and the violent events in Charlottesville, Va., this past summer, the staff at the Livingston Library thought it was important to educate kids about social activism.

This year, the library introduced Livingston Listens, which is a series of six programs on inclusion, representation and social justice. On April 27 and 28, the library will host the Upstanders Festivals, presented by the Museum of Impact (MOI).

Anna Coats, head of youth services at the library, says she feels this will benefit the entire community.

“With teens and children these feelings of helplessness

and confusion can be magnified because they may be thinking, ‘I’m so young. What can I even do?’” Coats said.

“Events like these are important because they bring education about and opportunities for civic engagement to young people. When we are able to take action, those feelings of helplessness diminish because not only are you doing something, you are talking to other people and finding support.”

MOI was founded in 2013 by educator Monica Montgomery during the beginning of the Black Lives Matter movement.

According to its website, it “is the first mobile social justice museum, inspiring action at the intersection of art, activism, self and society.” The organization partners with communities, universities and institutions to produce programs, pop ups, exhibits and interactive experiences that

celebrates humanity.

Coats stressed that many kids feel their voices do not matter, but the March for Our Lives movement shows things are changing.

While registration is not required, she hopes many kids attend and learn about social activism and how to make a difference.

“I hope both teens and children discover that it is never too early to learn about important issues and that they can make an impact,” Coats remarked. “Youth have been important advocates at many important moments in U.S. history. I also hope that teens and children learn that if they form continued on page 3

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On April 27, there will be a teens Upstanders festival.

There will be two sessions from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., and 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. Kids will learn about recent national issues such as the March for Our Lives movement; discuss their thoughts and feelings on the issues; and materials will be provided for teens to make flags or signs about issues that matter to them.

On April 28, there will be a children’s Upstanders Festival from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. for grades one through eight. During this event, there will be informa-

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There will also be dancing, traditional games such as tic tac toe and bowling adapted for civic engagement and an obstacle course. There will be an Upstanders portrait station, where children can either draw pictures of historical Upstanders or self-portraits; an Upstanders love letters station where children can write letters about issues important to them or that they learned about; and a self-care station with things like essential oils.

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Dress Makers... continued from front page the dresses. Since this is a big organization (http://dressagirlaroundtheworld.com), they are shipped out to wherever the greatest current need is.”

Dworzanski was thrilled with the idea.

“Students in Family and Consumer Sciences classes are taught life skills and to be a contributor to the community,” says Dworzanski. “In fashion, my students now had an opportunity to learn the skills in the curriculum and this project dovetailed to serve as a community service project, so the students could give back to someone else.”

Drew Nathan, ninth grader, says, “When I first looked at the task we needed to complete, I was very nervous to see what I would create. I was also very excited though. I was ex-

cited because I knew that this one thing, that everyone in today’s society takes for granted, could make this little girl so happy. Knowing that this dress could make someone so happy, made the project much more fun to complete.”

The students sketched a design and rendering, using the silhouette provided by Dress a Girl Around the World organization. They then used fabric from the class fabric closet to make 30 dresses.

Junior Harley Scherago adds, “At first when I began the project I loved the idea of doing something for people who really needed it. At first I was just excited to help but then as I continued making my dress I really felt attached to it and wished I could see the girl who was going to receive my dress and do more for her.”

Finally, for ninth grader Ariana Kasperski, it was a super first project.

“I was happy the make our first project because I was excited to finally use the sewing machines,” says Kasperski.

Dworzanski’s pride for the project has spilled over to the 2018 school year.

“I don’t know if my stu-

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Grand Re-Opening Of 16 Handles Announced

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About 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke each year, which equates to every 40 seconds someone will have a stroke. A stroke occurs when either blood clots or particles block blood vessels to the brain or a blood vessel in the brain bursts.

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LHS Quartet Wins Princeton Invitational Quiz Bowl Title

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The foursome avenged an earlier in the day preliminary round loss to East Brunswick High School, trouncing them by 100 points to be crowned 2018 Princeton High School Invitational Quiz Bowl champions.

Guy Rabner is the proud faculty advisor.

“Our team generally goes to about 8-10 tournaments a year, usually in the New York metro area,” says Rabner. “I’ve been the coach since about the year 2000 and we’ve been a very successful team in the area, winning or doing very well in tournaments in the region and usually going to the national tournament and having success there. Last year we went to nationals and two of our teams

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LHS Quartet Wins... continued from page 6 dents in the region as well – Carolyn Meng – both of whom are usually among the top scorers at any given tournament, and the top two at the Princeton tournament!” adds Rabner.

Rabner sums it all up. “I’m always happy when the kids do well in the tournament, especially when they win, as it makes

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The program will take place on Thursday, April 19, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel in South Orange.

A database of opioid deaths in N.J. found that at least 1,900 people died in 2016 from opioid overdoses in a crisis that has blanketed the state. Lassiter will offer a blunt, honest exploration of how opioids have tightened their grip on N.J. and what can be done about it.

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The Temptation To Temp - A Job For All Seasons

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By Ricki Demarest verybody needs a paycheck.

Sometimes, whether one just graduated or is still in college, been recently laid off or had a life changing event – a job is a must. Becoming a temporary employee, or “temp,” can provide a solution. According to the American Staffing Association website, around 15 million people a year are hired as temporary and contract workers in the United States. In 2016, approximately 417,000 were in New Jersey.

Nearly half of them claimed that it was a good way to get to a full-time job. One third of those workers were offered a full-time job while on assignment. Nine out of 10 agreed that temping was a viable way to become more employable.

Temporary workers have the power to select their assignments and match their skills to a position that may or

may not become a full-time situation. Temping or “project work” also looks better on a resume than simply having long stretches of unemployment. Learning new skills while on assignment makes one a stronger candidate for future positions.

Staffing agencies that manage contract workers vary in size from national or international firms with local offices to smaller organizations that focus on an industry or skill.

Finding the right agency depends on matching skills and experience with the right agency. For instance, those who have worked in the corporate world may be the right fit for a large firm that offers general office help. Those with specific skills, may need to look a little harder. The easiest way to find an agency is by asking people who have used nearby offices and by checking those websites.

One of the many firms that place temporary workers is TeleSearch Staffing Solutions, which has offices throughout New Jersey. Kim Carsillo, the Flanders office branch described her company as “a large full-service placement firm.” In a recent interview, Carsillo outlined the process by which candidates are screened.

Carsillo said that a recruiter will first interview a prospective candidate, who also completes paperwork and computerized assessments.

Background and reference checks are part of the process.

Then workers are matched with assignments. Workers who are placed, she noted, are employees of her agency not the companies where they are working. TeleSearch pays temp workers on a weekly basis, taking and tax and necessary deductions from the gross amount.

Being realistic about one’s skill level and showcasing work experience makes it easier to place a candidate.

“If you’re looking to re-enter the work force as an administrative assistant you will want to make sure that your typing and software skill are up to industry standards…companies are hiring because they need someone to easily transition into their environment,” said Carsillo. TeleSearch does welcome everyone regardless of work experience and criteria. “We are able to find work for a wide variety of skill sets.

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Dietician To Address Community At Temple

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At the 8:15 p.m. event, Fleishman will deliver a program entitled, “A Healthy Life is a Happy Life.” A question period will follow her presentation. Fleishman is also a certified dietitian nutritionist and has been in private practice since 2001. She provides her clients with comprehensive medical nutrition therapy and personalized nutrition plans.

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Delivering Healthy Smiles To Those In Need

r. Greg Scheier, a dentist with the Scheier Dental Group in Millburn, knows that a smile goes a long way.

He and his associate, Dr. Samantha Shapiro, have generously donated their services to help clients from the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women gain their confidence by obtaining dental work that they would otherwise be unable to afford.

“I wholeheartedly believe in kindness and giving back to the community and what better way to show that than by getting involved with NCJW/Essex,” said Scheier. Last spring, he was introduced to Patty Kremen, career services manager at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women, which helps women in transition who may be looking for a new job, starting a business or recovering from a loss. “I learned about the life-changing work that is happening at the Center for Women and it is very much aligned with causes I believe in,” said Scheier. “These are women who, for one reason or another, have come upon difficult times and I am thrilled to be able to help them make such a major, positive difference in their lives.”

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variety of dental work for clients, including routine dental exams, cleanings, x-rays, root canals, fillings and veneers, valued at over $20,000.

“It’s a good feeling to know that what we can make such a difference in someone’s life,” said Scheier. “Everyone on our staff feels good about making such a positive impact on the lives of these women.”

As Scheier looks ahead, he said he anticipates expanding his pro bono work to continue to help clients of the NCJW/Essex Center for Women.

“Our clients cannot always afford costly, but necessary, dental work and will often put other expenses first, such as electric bills and food for their families,” said Kremen. “Our clients who have benefitted from Dr. Scheier’s generosity have brighter smiles and greater confidence, which impacts their ability to obtain jobs. We know when we send our clients to the Scheier Dental Group they will be treated with the utmost respect and their dental care will be of the highest quality. It is an extraordinary partnership.”

The NCJW/Essex Center for Women offers many types of support programs for women in transition including career ser-

Samantha Shapiro, DMD (left) and Greg Scheier, DDS, of Scheier Dental Group in Millburn, got involved with NCJW/Essex because they believe in giving back to the community.

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Slucker Center For Women Receives Block Grant

Pictured, from left, are George Serio, director at Essex County Division of Housing and Development; Armando B. Fontoura, Essex County sheriff; Beverly Trust and Barbara Hauser, both of Livingston; Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr., Essex County executive; and Isabel Margolin of Montville. Trust, Hauser and Margolin are volunteer co-chairs of the NCJW/Essex Career Closet, which assists economically disadvantaged women in obtaining career attire appropriate for the workplace.

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he Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women received a $9,678 block grant from the Essex County Department of Economic Development, Training and Employment, Division of Housing and Community Development.

The grant will go toward expanding the programs offered by the NCJW/Essex Center for Women, which have helped thousands of women with computer skills, job searches and personal guidance.

Sue Wasserman, director of community services for NCJW/ Essex, said: “We are very excited about the opportunities that this grant will give to the Center for Women and the various programs that fall under its umbrella.”

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Leaders, Students Honor Dr. King

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ssex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr., along with elected officials community leaders and students from the Essex County Newark Tech Campus shared what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., means to them during a ceremony to commemorate the 50th anniversary of his assassination April 4.

“Dr. King was one of our nation’s greatest leaders and one of his last public appearances was his visit to Newark, just a week before he was taken from us,” DiVincenzo said. “His message of hope, peace and equality has resonated throughout the decades and inspired generations - and is just as poignant and relevant today as it was in 1968. Remembering his contributions and laying a wreath at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Statue in front of the Essex County Hall of Records is a fitting tribute to an individual

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whose guidance and foresight impacted our nation.”

“I am a little conflicted because today is the anniversary of Dr. King’s death,’’ said State Senator and Deputy Chief of Staff Teresa Ruiz. “But this is an opportunity to take back the negativity and celebrate a life that was taken away from us too early.”

“Dr. King taught us that our fight for justice has to be stronger than our enemies’ anger,” Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said.

“Today we are commemorating his assassination, but we are also celebrating the sacrifice he made for all of us.”

Deputy Chief of Staff William Payne talked about the various times he met Dr. King when the minister visited Newark.

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rom the cost of gym memberships to prepping healthier meals, living well can be expensive. Before you abandon your goals for a healthier lifestyle, consider these tips that show you don’t have to overspend to live a better life.

Plan Your Meals An impromptu visit to the grocery store inevitably ends up costing more than a wellplanned trip. Get organized by planning your meals and grocery list ahead of time to help save money and find ways to use healthy ingredients across multiple meals. Plus, preparing meals at home helps ensure you can eat the foods you want, rather than settling for something because it’s the only sensible option on the menu at a restaurant. Another option is taking advantage of the premeasured portions of healthy meal boxes, which can help you skip the prep time and avoid wasting unused groceries.

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Invest in Rest Eating better and increasing physical activity are important aspects of a healthy lifestyle, but so is giving your body a chance to rest. Quality sleep lets your body and mind heal and rejuvenate from everyday activity, and better sleep is likely to reduce your stress level while improving your mental function and mood. There’s no better way to show yourself some love than with a good night’s rest, but according to research from Mattress Firm, 35 percent of Americans report their sleep quality as “poor” or “fair.”

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amily vacations can seem like daunting endeavors to organize, as planners must cater to each member of the family and their individual needs. Family vacations can cost several thousand dollars, which only adds to the pressure planners may be under. But careful planning makes it possible to simplify the process so more time can be spent resting, relaxing and having fun.

Child-friendly hotel One of the “musts” when booking a family vacation is finding the right accommodations. This often means booking rooms at family-friendly hotels. Things to look for when seeking hotels include amenities like swimming pools and recreation areas, nearby parks and other attractions that kids can enjoy, and easy access to stores that sell necessities.

When booking a room, request one that is close to the elevator or the breakfast buffet. If you have youngsters who nap or go to bed early, try to book adjoining rooms or one-bedroom suites. This way the kids are tucked in but accessible, allowing adults to enjoy their downtime.

Plan the trip together Get the entire family involved when planning a vacation and let children who are old enough to have a say in some of the travel plans. Let kids choose some activities, pick some restaurants or even select which seats to sit in on the airplane.

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Travel off the beaten path Mature children may like sights and sounds that aren’t necessarily designed for kids. So while it may be tempting to stick to big-name resorts that cater to families, there’s plenty of enjoyment to be had exploring lesser-known islands or villages.

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Leaders, Students Honor Dr. King... continued from page 16 be a dreamer, an activist, and to dare to be someone who thinks outside the box,’’ said Newark Tech senior Abbey Lawrence. “While there are still great strides to be made in our country regarding race relations, I believe his message for my generation should transcend to other areas, including gender equality, religious

tolerance, LGBT advocacy, immigration, and gun control.

Collectively, we seek to create a world where man or woman, regardless of race, religion or sexual orientation, can be viewed and respected as an equal.”

The Essex County Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Statue was dedicated in October 2015.

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pring is a time for renewal and awakenings. It’s also the perfect time to take your cues from Mother Nature and devise a plan to reduce and reimagine your way to a refreshing, updated home you can fully enjoy once more.

Reorganize cluttered areas If a room (or rooms) in your house are in disarray, start by reorganizing those often-used spaces to give them a likenew look and feel. Begin by removing everything from the room - including the furniture, if you’re able - and separate your belongings into boxes or piles based on what you plan to put back in the room, move to another location and throw away or donate. Once you’ve cleaned the space, resituate the necessary furniture then

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Eliminate the extras While you’re freshening up the house, it’s the perfect time to purge unwanted and unused items, but remember that items in good condition can actually do good for those in need. By donating clothing, electronics, furniture, household goods and vehicles to be sold in The Salvation Army Family and Thrift Stores, you can help transform lives in your local community. A good rule of thumb: if you haven’t used it in the last year and it doesn’t have special sentimental value, it’s probably time to let it go.

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Revise for real life If there’s an area of your home that isn’t quite working for your lifestyle, spring cleaning is the perfect opportunity to make a change. That may mean reconfiguring furniture for a more functional living room or converting an underused guest room into a useful craft or project space. Take

time to consider what changes will make the space more practical, and even sketch out some possibilities on paper to finetune your ideas before you get to work.

Discover new decor A spring refresh is about more than just decluttering and cleaning, it’s about giving new life to your home with new decor, accessories and artwork. One affordable option: seek out unexpected treasures by shopping for great bargains at thrift stores. The proceeds from the sale of items found at shops like The Salvation Army Thrift and Family Stores go to help those in need, and it’s one simple way to update your decor without spending a fortune.

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f cooler weather has you longing for sunny days outdoors, take heart. Once spring rolls around, you can safely begin the annual cleanup to prepare your yard for months of warm-weather enjoyment.

Start by evaluating your lawn. Look for bald spots where grass has grown sparsely and needs reseeding, or uneven areas that may need to be filled and leveled.

Before you take steps to correct any problems, you’ll need a clean slate. Clear the yard of any leaves, rocks or sticks that may have accumulated then cut the grass as short as you can. Use a thatching rake to remove dead roots and grass. Break up the soil in bare spots to create an environment that will be hospitable to new seed. Add lawn soil to level the surface.

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Your lawn isn’t the only part of your yard that needs attention during the spring months, though. Your garden and flower beds may need some care before they, too, are ready to burst with new bounty and color.

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“Knowing that your retirement plan includes long-term protection from market losses and opportunities for growth can help you feel more confident about facing some of the challenges that may come your way,” says Will Fuller, president of Annuity Solutions and Distribution for Lincoln Financial Group. “What’s more, working with a financial advisor can help you balance your competing financial priorities to help ensure you are on the right track for a successful, comfortable retirement.”

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• Start saving today. If your employer offers a 401k, enroll if you haven’t already.

If you’re currently enrolled, consider boosting your contributions or creating an additional retirement account. Only four in 10 savers are saving as much as they think

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2. A classic accessory. If you’re looking for something classic, give Mom an accessory that combines function and fashion, such as the Vintage Collection timepieces from Casio. Offered in a range of styles that complement fashion palates from simple and classic to retro glam, each timepiece comes equipped with an LED-

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