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Mendham Twp. Swears In New Police Chief

By Jason Cohen e grew up with a passion for helping people and giving back to his community. But, never in his wildest dreams did he imagine being a police chief at age 37.

On March 3, Ross Johnson was sworn in as the new police chief in Mendham Township. Johnson was made acting chief in April 2016 after former Chief Steven Crawford resigned.

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A policeman for just 13 years, Johnson couldn’t be prouder of his success. “It’s incredibly rewarding,” said Johnson. “It’s a huge challenge, but one which I look forward to embracing. All things being equal, I didn’t quite expect to be chief.” Johnson was born and raised in Summit, but moved to Mendham when he was 16. A year later, he joined the Mendham Emergency Squad and Brookside Fire Department. He was active in the EMS for a decade and was a fireman for 17 years. He put his fireman dreams on hold and attended Gettysburg College. After graduating in 2001, he joined the corporate world and sold insurance for a few years. However, he quickly knew this was not for him. “When I started doing it, [firefighting], I fell in love with it,” Johnson remarked. So, he began to apply

for fireman jobs and during that process became a dispatcher in Warren County. This slowly peaked his interest in becoming a policeman. His heart was now drawn to the men in blue. His first choice was to work in Mendham Township and things worked out his way. They selected him and he went through a rigorous six-month academy. “I got blessed because I got promoted in 2008 to sergeant and I got promoted to lieutenant again in 2014,” he said. Johnson told the “Mendham News” his transition from fireman to cop wasn’t difficult because both professions are about serving the community. While there was a learning curve at first, he feels his experience as a firefighter helped him. “I think anybody that does this job, whether a firefighter or policeman, it’s all about helping peo-

ple,” he stressed. The chief noted that Mendham may not have murders like Newark or Camden, but stuff does go on there. It has its share of drug incidents, burglaries and domestic violence calls.

Fortunately, he has never had to use his gun. “We’re not immune to bad people,” he said. “A lot more happens here than most people know.” One area of his job that he takes very seriously is continued on page 3

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Dental Implants, Insurance and Payment

arely do patients come to me in need of dental implants without questions about costs, insurance, and payments. This issue of Dental Digest will hopefully shed some light on these issues. Insurance: • Dental insurance does not behave like medical insurance. Dental insurance has a maximum, meaning once your insurance company pays out that amount, they will not pay any more for that benefit period, typically a calendar year. Therefore, if your plan’s maximum is $1,500 and your expected treatment is $5,000, your responsibility will be $3,500. • Implant coverage: We are finding more and more policies cover den-

tal implants, but this is a very broad and general statement. When someone undergoes dental implant treatment, there are multiple services that are performed. Coverage for each service is what you need to know. Examples of these services may include: the implant itself, an abutment, a crown, extractions, and grafting. Also, remember the point made above: once the maximum is reached, the insurance company will not pay out any additional funds. • Pre-determinations: When you ask your dentist to find out what your plan covers, you are asking for a pre-determination. However, these documents serve very little purpose, except to find out if a procedure is covered under your plan. IT

IS NOT A GUARANTEE OF PAYMENT! Just because the document states it is a covered procedure does not mean that it will be paid. There are MANY limitations and exclusions that apply. BEWARE! Investment: • Dental implants should be thought of as an investment, not an expense. You are investing your time and financial resources into your health. Understanding this concept will help you get away from the restrictive nature of insurance and guide you towards other methods of affording dental implants. Payment: In my practice, we perform many dental implant procedures for our patients and the patients of other

dentists. We recognize the financial needs of people, and we offer many opportunities for people to be able to afford the treatments they need and desire: • Cash & Check Discounts: Many people have the funds for the services they are requesting, but like all smart consumers, they look for discounts. We will offer those discounts for payments made my cash & check. • Home Equity Lines Of Credit: If you own your own home, and with interest rates so low, this is the cheapest money you can borrow. You pay yourself back as you see fit, with no (to little) penalties. • Healthcare Financing Companies: There are multiple companies that will

lend money for your healthcare needs. Some examples are CareCredit, Lending Club, and Health Credit Services. Plans offered by these companies range from interest-free loans to extended loans at higher interest rates. In summary, whether your needs are a single implant or complex care such as All-On-Four®, insurance, financing, and your thought process are all important considerations. We help our patients every day with these considerations here at Morris County Dental Associates. About the author: Dr. Ira Goldberg has been performing implant procedures for 22 years, and is recognized as an expert

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he Mendham Borough Historical Society plans to meet on Tues., May 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Garabrant Center, Mendham Borough. The evening’s program will be presented at 7:45

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p.m. by Louis L. Picone based on his book, “The President Is Dead! The Extraordinary Stories of the Presidential Deaths, Final Days, Burials, and Beyond.” Several years of lengthy research enabled

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continued from front page school safety. With the recent school shootings that have taken place throughout the country, the chief stressed it is imperative to have a good relationship with the schools. He noted that the department practices active shooter drills at the schools often. “Nobody’s immune to it and you just have to be prepared for it,” Johnson said. As he looks ahead to his

future, he said there isn’t a place he would rather be working. Because it is a small town, he is recognized in and out of uniform. Being involved in the community is crucial to having a good police department, Johnson explained. “We try to put a name with the badge,” he said. “I think that makes us a little more approachable.”

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him to chronicle captivating particulars of how many presidents, starting with Washington, met their maker – circumstances, funeral pomp, public afterlives, conspiracy theories, and other absurd, dark plots and activities.

An interesting program for history buffs and the general public as he shares the development of his interest in American presidents through his travels and research. Historian and author, Picone has written another book, “Where

Presidents Were Born: The History and Preservation of the Presidential Birthplaces,” further exploring his interest in that line of history. A resident of Roxbury, he is a member of the Roxbury Historic Trust, Authors Guild, Mensa In-

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hen shopping for auto loans, prospective car buyers should limit their loan shopping to a twoweek period. Many auto buyers now shop for auto loans separately from shopping for cars, first arranging financing via a bank, credit union or other lender, and then beginning their search for their next car or truck. While that can help buyers secure low interest rates and borrower-friendly loan terms, buyers should

know that each time they apply for loans their credit scores dip. The lower a prospective borrower’s credit score, the harder it becomes for that person to secure the best loan rate. However, according to the online financial resource Bankrate.com, applicants who can file all of their loan applications within a twoweek period will only have those applications count as one credit inquiry. That means applicants’ credit scores will only fall once

as opposed to several times for prospective buyers who apply for loans sporadically over the course of several weeks or months. Potential borrowers also should know that once they have prequalified for loans and found a car or truck they want to buy, they can then present their loans terms to the dealership and ask if the dealer can beat the terms, potentially saving them more money over the life of the loan.

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Local Hero’s Mission In Nepal Expands With Larger School And Movie Down The Road

By Cheryl Conway ith a decade gone by since her quest began to support poverty-stricken children in Nepal, Maggie Doyne of Mendham Borough recognizes the changes and growth, and continues on her mission to improve the lives of her family. In 2008, Doyne co-founded the BlinkNow Foundation with the building of the Kopila Valley Children’s Home and School in Surkhet, Nepal, as well as a health clinic and women’s center. With the development of a new campus that is larger and sustainable, as well as a movie in the works, one can only applaud Doyne for all of her hard work and passion to help people across the globe. “This year we are celebrating our 10 year anniversary!” says Doyne, whose journey began after backpacking with a dozen other students to the South Pacific Islands through a college-affiliated semester abroad program. It was on that trip that Doyne learned

first-hand that there are millions of children around the world that are starving for even the basic necessities for survival. That was when Doyne called home and asked her parents to wire her $5,000 life savings, mostly from babysitting. “Over the next two years, the dream of building a safe, clean, stable home became a reality,” as described on the BlinkNow website. Doyne purchased land in Surkhet, Nepal, with her $5,000, and the home’s foundation was soon poured thanks to the support of the local Nepalese community – led by BlinkNow Co-Founder Top Bahadur Malla, and supporters from Doyne’s hometown of Mendham and others around the world. In 2008, the front door of Kopila Valley Children’s Home opened. Providing a stable environment for kids of all ages. “It’s amazing how much has happened in the past 10 years and it’s incredible to see how much our organization and community have

grown, not to mention how much my children have grown,” says Doyne. She explains, “This year is a big year for us in many ways. We are continuing to develop the sustainable campus of our dreams, the oldest children in the home are transitioning into adulthood - living on their own, attending nursing school, pursing college educations - one is even moving to New Jersey to attend college! There’s a lot going on, many things are changing and also, many things are staying the same. We are still educating children in Nepal, empowering women through our women’s center and providing a loving and caring home for 49 children.” Building a larger school, one that is sustainable, is currently on the horizon for Doyne’s foundation. “For the past two years we have been building a green school up the road from the existing campus,” she explains. “When we opened the current school we built the campus on leased property and, since then, we’ve purchased

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Local Hero’s Mission... continued from page 6 to the new campus. It’s all really exciting and so much work has already gone into the school’s development. We are shooting for completion within the next two years.” As a separate initiative, a film, “Love Letters For My Children,” is being made to share Doyne’s story. Filmmaker Jeremy Power Regimbal is working on a film “to tell my story in the hopes of spreading a message to the world about the power of love and its ability to heal,” says Doyne. “The goal of the film is to inspire people around the world to love more.” A kickstarter campaign was held from Feb. 8 through March 14, meeting its $150,000 goal. “We were all really

happy for Jeremy and his team,” says Doyne. “The money will be used to develop a full feature documentary over the course of the next year or two.” Although the kickstarter campaign is now closed, anyone still wanting to donate can contribute to “Love Letters to My Children” by following this link - maggiedoynedocumentary.com. The 2105 CNN Hero of the Year is currently in Nepal caring for her family. “I am currently in Nepal spending as much time as possible with my children - hiking, picking berries, playing family games and, as always, conducting lice checks - just really appreciating all of the big and little moments,” says Doyne. “I will be back in NJ in a

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few months from now, participating in one of my favorite summer events - the New Jersey Triathlon - or as we call it, TriForKopila. I’ve actually already started my training.” The largest triathlon in N.J., and one of the top 25 largest in the nation, the N.J. State Triathlon is set for July 22 and July 23 at Mercer County Park in West Windsor. Fundraising by Doyne’s team will feed everyone in the Kopila Valley Children’s Home and support the children’s nutritional needs by incorporating healthy proteins, grains and dairy into their daily meals. Register for the NJ State Triathlon here: http://www. cgiracing.com/newjerseystatetri/REGISTRATION and help support the Blin-

kNow Foundation. The children are getting older and the facilities are growing, but the foundation Doyne helped to create remains the same. “The vision of the BlinkNow Foundation is to sustain, grow and support Kopila Valley Children’s Home and School in Surkhet, Nepal; serve as a vehicle to share ideas with others, especially children

and teens in the U.S.; empower young people to become pioneers in developing their own solutions to world poverty.” She is forever thankful for all of the support, especially from her hometown and state. Doyne concludes, “it’s been a really exciting year for us at BlinkNow and it’s been incredible to look back and think about how much

we’ve achieved in 10 years, and so much of it was due to the ongoing support the NJ community. N.J. has been part of the BlinkNow community from the very beginning and I’m so grateful for that.” To donate or for more information on the BlinkNow Foundation, go to http://www.blinknow.org/ get-involved.

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he trustees, staff and volunteers of the Court Appointed Advocates of Morris and Sussex Counties are celebrating the organization’s 30th anniversary with a Casino Night. The event is scheduled to take place April 27 at The Park Savoy, East Hanover. The funds raised from the Casino Night will be used to train community volunteers to become advocates and mentors for children who desperately need champions. CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties is part of a statewide network of community-based, non-profit programs that recruit, screen, train and supervise volunteers to “Speak Up

for a Child.” These children have been removed from their homes due to abuse or neglect. CASA is the only program in New Jersey that uses trained volunteers to work one-on-one with children, ensuring that each one gets the services needed and achieves permanency in a safe, nurturing home. Through the hard work of over 1,400 past and current CASA volunteers, the lives of 5,500 children, who were victims of abuse and neglect, have been forever changed. Each year in Morris and Sussex Counties, more than 400 children are living in foster homes or residential centers due to abuse and neglect they suffered in

their familial home. The troubling family circumstances that brought these children into the child-welfare system included parental addictions. It has been estimated that 70 percent to 80 percent of substantiated child maltreatment cases statewide involve parental substance abuse. Staff members and volunteers are asking the community to attend this event, make a donation to CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties, or become a CASA volunteer advocate. For more information about Casino Night please visit: http://bit.ly/casacasinonight. Visit casamsc.org or call 973-998-7590 for more information.

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Applications Being Accepted For Tri-Morris Junior Police Academy

he Morris Township, Morris Plains, and Morristown police departments are extremely excited to bring the students of our community the opportunity to participate in their fifth annual Junior Police Academy. Applications are being accepted from those who will be in the seventh-ninth grades for the 2017-2018 school year. Students must be a resident

of either Morris Township, Morristown or Morris Plains. The fifth Annual Tri-Morris Junior Police Academy is a comprehensive two week camp that will include numerous agencies working together to educate and familiarize junior recruits with the inner workings of our departments and the criminal justice system. The location will be The

Morris County Police and Fire Academy located in Parsippany. The academy hours begin promptly at 8 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. Dates for week one are June 26June 30; week two will be July 3 –July 7. There will be no academy on July 4. If interested, email Ptl. Robert Hydock for more information on how to register: rhydock@mtpd1422. com.

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MEF ONSTAGE Big Hit This Year

he Morris Educational Foundation is thrilled to announce that the 10th anniversary celebration of Morristown ONSTAGE raised more than $125,000 for the Morris School District! The annual talent show, held at the Mayo Performing Arts Center on March 1, spotlighted the best amateur talent from Morristown, Morris Plains and Morris Township. “We are incredibly grateful to our entire community for its overwhelming support of this annual event which sold out in less than three days,” said Molly Servais, Morristown ONSTAGE Chair Morris Educational Foundation trustee. “We are thrilled to have

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D raised the most ever in our talent show’s 10 year history and to highlight the incredible talent in our area. The Morris Educational Foundation is an integral part of the Morris School District and this fund raising event furthers the Foundation’s ability to distribute financial and other resources to the Morris School District.” The goal this year was to raise $100,000 for the

10 schools in the Morris School District to celebrate the 10th year of this “must-see” community event. Thank you so much to our sponsors, playbill advertisers and ticket buyers who supported Morristown ONSTAGE and the Morris School District in an unprecedented way and surpassed the goal by $25,000!! We are so grateful!

r. James Carter, chair of the history department and an associate professor at Drew University, will deliver a presentation about World War I on April 24 in the Morris County Historical Society. Carter will discuss World War I from a global perspective, and how U.S. foreign policy shifted in the world after the Great War. The presentation will take place in Acorn Hall on Morris Avenue, Morristown.

This presentation is held in conjunction with the Society’s current exhibit, “1917: World War, Women’s Rights, and Weaponry Sciences.” Carter holds a Ph.D. from the University of Houston and specializes in U.S. foreign relations. He is the author of, “Inventing Vietnam: The United States and State Building,’’ as well as numerous published articles, book reviews, and essays. This presentation is offered as part of the MCHS’s Jeanne H. and William C.

Watson Memorial Speakers Series, in honor of the MCHS’s first executive director, Jeanne Watson. Tickets must be purchased in advance. The cost for the presentation, which includes light refreshments, is $15 for adults; $10 for seniors; $7 for students, and it is free for MCHS members. Please contact the MCHS at 973-267-3465, or MCHSAcornHall@gmail.com for more information and to purchase tickets.

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NCJW Hosts Author Of A Holocaust Survivor’s Story Of Survival

be Peck is the only living Holocaust survivor of an entire town in Poland. He is the only person left in this world who can provide a firsthand account of the atrocities committed by the Nazis against his family, friends and contemporaries. Maya Ross, the author of “Abe-vs-Adolf: The True Story of Holocaust Survivor Abe Peck,” will recount his astonishing story of survival at the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), West Morris Section’s Personal Giving Thank-You Brunch on Sun., April 30, beginning at 10 a.m., at a private home in Denville. The event is open to everyone who makes a do-

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Patriots 5K Race To Raise Funds For Ralston Playground Renovation

By Sarah Schnurr he Mendham Recreation Commission plans to host the ninth Annual Patriots 5K Race and Kids’ Fun Run on June 17 to raise money for the renovation of the Ralston Playground. The charity race, which is open to runners of all ages and abilities, is set to begin at 9 a.m. at the Brookside Community Club. In addition to the race, participants can enjoy family-friendly activities, a vendor fair, refreshments, a live DJ, and door prizes. Interested participants can register for the race at www.practicehard.com. Discounted, early-bird registration will be available through midnight on June 15. Registered racers will receive a customized teeshirt and the opportunity to earn 500 Grand Prix points on the USATF-certified course, which will wind through the historic streets of Brookside. Medals will be awarded for overall performance and in age groups. In the past, funds raised from the 5K race were donated to Goryeb Children’s Hospital, Brookside Beach and a campaign to purchase AED units for local parks. The race also supports local graduating seniors committed to community service through the Veronica O’Neil and Patriots scholarships. This year, a majority of the proceeds will be donated to the Rebuild the Ralston Playground campaign, which hopes to raise $200,000 for the project. Ralston Playground was permanently closed

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Luck O’ The Farm At Fosterfields Living Historical Farm

uring the 19th century, Irish flocked to the United States and embarked on a new life. The American landscape became a melting pot of diverse cultures that immigrated to this country. Many Irish settled in the Morristown area and worked at Fosterfields Living Historical Farm. On Sat., April 22, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. visit Fosterfields Living Historical Farm in Morris Township to learn about Irish culture through dance, crafts, folklore, music and farm activities. Help with hands-on farm chores like churning

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