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Chamber Honors Local Women Who Shine

By Jane Primerano orris County’s own Janice Huff, senior meteorologist with NBC News, was master of ceremonies of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce inaugural Women Who Shine luncheon. Huff was credited for bringing with her the first summerlike weather of the season to the event at the Park Savoy in East Hanover. The Denville resident said she is married to a Morristown native whose family has mostly

remained in the county and she has come to love the area. Honoree Morristown Medical Center President Trish O’Keefe went from bedside nurse to senior administrative positions with Atlantic Health System. She was honored for her professional and personal commitment to nursing and health care. In her introduction, Huff noted O’Keefe was previously chief nursing officer and during her tenure the hospital received awards for nursing excel-

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lence. She spearheaded a healthy aging program and is a frequent speaker on nursing topics, Huff said. Among O’Keefe’s previous honors were the UMDNJ Dean’s Award for Advancing the Professional of Nursing and the Organization of Nurse Executives/NJ Nurse Executive of the Year Award and Professional Recognition Award. She also received the Mary A. Mulholland Service Award from the Boy Scouts of America. She is a board member of the Morris County Chamber and the NJ Sharing Network. She participates on the McKesson National Clinical Advisory board and Seton Hall University President’s Advisory Board. She has served on the board of the ONE/NJ and was recently Advisory Board Chair for the Salvation Army of Morris County. She is a member of Sig-

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ma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing and is a certified nurse administrator, according to her biography in the program book. O’Keefe holds a bachelor’s in nursing from Wilkes College and a master’s in nursing administration and PhD from Seton Hall. “It does take a village,” she said in her acceptance speech, talking not just about raising children but about improving lives in general.

“It’s all about the team, she said, adding, “What gave me the energy to achieve was I kept thinking about resiliency. We can do it all if we support each other. We lift each other up when we have to.” Cathy Roy, director of education at the Mayo Performing Arts Center, is another Woman Who Shines. Starting as a performer and director, Roy worked at The North Carolina theater, Sacremento Music Theater, The North Shore Music Theater, The Chautauqua Institution and Theater by the Sea, Michigan Opera Theater, The Garden State Arts Center, New York University and more. She taught musical theatre and acting at NJPAC, NYU, West Point Academy and Bergen Community College. As founder of The John

Harms Center Performing Arts School in Englewood she served as director for years and took her students to provide entertainment for The American Cancer Society, The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the United Nations, Ellis Island, Ronald McDonald House and more. She has been artist in residence at NJPAC and Arts Horizons. She studied musical theatre and arts education at NYU, according to her biography in the program book. Huff noted Roy brought the Miracle Project which helps unlock artistic potential for autistic children east from Los Angeles. Roy thanked her colleague at MPAC for helping to make all the educational programs happen for “the kids who need us most, the kids who don’t believe in themselves.”

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Blood Drive Set For Senior Center

n Tues., July 18, a blood drive is set to be held at the Town Hall Senior Center in Morristown. The blood drive will start at 1:30 p.m. and end at 7 p.m. Red cell donors will receive a $10 gift card. All

donors should drink plenty of water and eat before donating and should all weigh at least 120 pounds. If a group collects 40 units, one lucky donor will receive an authentic, sewn baseball jersey of choice. The blood drive is spon-

sored by the Morristown Board of Health, the Morristown Library, The Morristown Fire, Police & EMS and No Idea Sports. To schedule an appointment, call 732-842-5750.

Discussion Planned For Bipolar Disorder Care

clinical psychologist plans to discuss the ups and downs of caring for a loved one with bipolar disorder on July 26 at the Morristown United Fellowship, Morristown. Dr. Li Faustino, a clinical psychologist, will present “Surviving Bipolar Disorder When You Don’t Have It: The Caretaker’s Dilemma,’’ at 7:30 p.m. It is open to the public.

DBSA Morristown Area, a support group for people with depression and/or bipolar disorder, is sponsoring the event, which will focus on family and friends. The suggested donation for nonmembers for lectures is $4 each, or $7 per family. A peer support group for all ages meets every Tuesday from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Every week there is

also a separate group for young adults ages 18 thru 25. For more information, visit http://www.dbsanewjersey.org/morristownarea or call 973-994-1143. The events will be canceled in cases of hazardous weather. Call after 6 p.m. on lecture nights to confirm. For Tuesday night peer groups, call 917-723-2258 after 6 p.m.

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Seniors Earn Character Scholarships From Wegmans

ive graduating high school seniors from Morris County received $500 scholarship grants from Wegmans Food Markets for their character and values. Wegmans partnered with each school to select a student who exemplifies the family-owned company’s values: Caring, respect, high standards, empowerment and making a difference. The scholarship winners in the New View Media coverage area are Alex LoRusso of Hanover Park

High School, Becky Garcia of Morristown High School and Julia Hark of Whippany Park High School. “Our employee scholarship program is a point of pride at Wegmans, and it’s a pleasure to award these honorary scholarships as we prepare to open our store,” said Tim Lockwood, manager of Wegmans Hanover Park store, which opens July 23. “Since the program began in 1984, more than 35,000 Wegmans employees have been awarded scholarships, totaling $110 million.”

To receive a scholarship, Wegmans employees must meet work-performance criteria. Eligibility is also based on a minimum number of work hours over a specified time period. Part-time employees can receive up to $6,000 over four years and full-time employees can receive up to $8,800 over four years, with no limit placed on the number of scholarships awarded and no restrictions on a student’s course of study from an accredited college.

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Local Non-Profit Reaches Above The Rim In Fundraising

n its third year of operation, Layups 4 Life raises an all-time high in its fundraising this past season. June 14 marked the end of the 2017 fundraising season for Layups 4 Life. The $23,641 raised increases Layups 4 Life’s grand fundraising total

to more than $50,000. During the last two years, the non-profit organization has donated to Leukemia, Pediatric and Bone Marrow research departments within Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City. Last season, Layups 4 Life made a major contri-

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orris Plains will hold a farmer’s market every Saturday through Oct. 7 in the Merchant’s Block, next to the Model Railroad Club Building. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and is sponsored by Provident Bank. Participating vendors include Ort Farms, which will be selling sweet corn, fresh fruits and vegetables, milk, cheese and eggs.

Mara’s Country Desserts features cheesecakes, fruit pies, cakes, cookies and quiches. Hoboken Farms will sell breads, rolls, fresh mozzarella cheese, ravioli, meat and fish. Krakus Deli will offer fresh Polish sausage, pierogis, stuffed cabbage and bean soups. Paolo’s Kitchen will feature Italian specialties and Pickles & Olives, Ect. will offer its products, as well.

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Local Restaurant Featured On Food Network’s New Show

By Stefanie Sears iff’s Grill and Ale House, a family neighborhood restaurant in Morris Plains, has kicked off a new special on June 11. The second Sunday of every month they will be holding a brunch. The most recent has taken place July 9. The brunch was actually inspired by their feature in a Food Network program hosted by Rashad Frazier about restaurants that are still going strong but may need to reinvent themselves and make some improvements in order to recapture the restaurant’s original magic. Owner Michael Romanelli Sr., his son and Tiff’s Partner Michael Romanelli Jr., who also owns Tiff’s Burger in Rockaway, and Managing Partner and

Head Chef Roel De Villa discussed different ideas with Frazier and such ideas then came to fruition during the course of the episode. They filmed at Tiff’s for four days, the final day being the brunch. According to Managing Partner Steven Nikolovski, the brand new show’s name cannot yet be disclosed because the title is still being considered. Tiff’s would be one of a few featured on the episode and according to Romanelli Sr., the show may be back to film them again to showcase reactions to the positive changes. On June 11, Tiff’s served more than 150 reserved customers for the show, holding shifts at noon, 1:30 p.m., and 3:30 p.m. Costing $27 per person, attendees were given the choice of the following dishes: French toast

stuffed with mascarpone cheese and fresh strawberries, chicken and waffles, a Tiff’s spin on eggs benedict called “Eggs Beni” with a cornbread biscuit, three-cheese omelet with cheddar, mozzarella, jack served with two pieces of bacon-wrapped asparagus, and the Breakfast Burger made from a jumbo English muffin, bacon, American cheese, and egg over easy. Also included on the menu were $5 mimosas and bloody Mary with candied bacon pepperoncini. “They interviewed over fifteen restaurants for this,” explains Romanelli Sr., “They’ve been searching all over and they loved the story. They came and visited and said ‘Hey, now we want to do our first episode on the one in Morris Plains.’” It is a pretty good sto-

ry indeed. Romanelli Sr., to whom De Villa refers as a “mentor to all of us,” opened Tiff’s- originally called Tiffany Gardens and then Tiffany’s until it was finally shortened to Tiff’s- in Florida in 1978, but it has now moved up north and been at the Morris Plains location since 1999. “I started working in the restaurant industry in a little luncheonette when I was 12 years old in Summit, New Jersey. That’s where I was born and raised,” Romanelli begins of his and Tiff’s history, “I just had a love for the restaurant. After my first semester of college when I was 18, I decided that that’s what I wanted to do, so I opened up Romanelli’s Pizza in Madison in 1970.” Romanelli then opened numerous pizzerias and Italian restaurants throughout

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visit to his father. Two years later, his restaurant a success, Romanelli’s brother Dominick Jr. suggested that they open another Tiffany Gardens- now Tiff’s Burger and Ale House- restaurant continued on page 8

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Donations Lost, Thrift Store Aborted- SOS Appeals For Financial Support And Volunteers

By Cheryl Conway vacated plan to open a second thrift store may have dimmed its hope for a brighter future, but the battered women’s shelter organization still hangs on to survive. Strengthen Our Sisters (SOS), a non-profit program serving homeless/battered women and children for more than four decades, had planned to open up a second thrift store in Passaic as early as January this past year. The store, Treasures

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toward SOS’s shaky survival. One Livingston business person- who had given SOS $35,000 to support the second thrift store and help pay for the shelter’s utility fees- issued another $9,000 to SOS for its troubles. Ramos also managed to get the shelter’s mortgage reduced from $800K to $499K. “Edee’s very organized; we are paying all our bills and trying to hold on,” says Ramos. “She’s organizing the one store.” “We do have a truck now,” says Ramos, to pick up donations. Money is needed for storage of any furniture donations, as well as money for gas to put in the truck. Ramos had been counting on $30,000 from a United Way grant but that was denied when SOS didn’t

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The Debate: Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids vs. In-Office Hearing Evaluations & Fittings

ecent debates surrounding the Over-theCounter Hearing Aid Act of 2017 (OTC) have made headlines in the hearing healthcare industry. The OTC Act makes certain types of “personal sound amplification products” (PSAP) available to adults with mild or moderate hearing impairment without the need for a professional evaluation. Hearing healthcare professionals have conflicting views on whether having this type of accessibility would be more harmful than beneficial to someone suffering from hearing loss. The cost of PSAPs range in cost from $250$350 which is considerately cheaper than purchasing hearing aids, which can cost in the thousands. With hearing aids becoming more discrete and technologically advanced, their capabilities and benefits are also becoming more attractive to consumers; but the cost associated with purchasing a pair can make them less accessible to some. Naturally, having the option to purchase a personal sound amplification product over-the-counter would be more appealing to someone who needs the help but is on a tight budget. However, the question arises: does this immediate affordability come at a larger longterm cost? Audiologists and hearing healthcare providers at Hearing Health USA (HHUSA) explain that offering a “one size fits all” solution can do more harm than good for those suffering from hearing loss. Each patient requires various levels of care, and by purchasing over-the-counter hearing amplifiers, patients miss out on the customized solutions that they would receive from getting a full hearing evaluation followed by a proper fitting. Hearing aids are significantly more advanced than PSAPs, and need to be

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Freeholders Honor Eagle Scout, Gold Award Winners

he Morris County Board of Freeholders recently honored eight Eagle and Gold Award Scouts from across Morris County for a series of ambitious scout projects that assisted local towns, neighborhoods, fire departments, local churches and temples in projects that each required hundreds of hours of volunteer efforts by the scouts and their volunteer project teams. The freeholders presented the county certificates of achievements to the students on June 14 in Morristown. The recipients from the New View Media Group coverage area were: Victoria Lynn Carson of Troop 690, Long Valley; Khang Huynh Lieu, of Troop 155,

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High School Volunteer Lauded By Hospital’s Women’s Association

aura Belovs, a senior at Morris Hills High School, was recently presented with the Ruth Award by Patricia Colbert, board member of the Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center. The award is presented annually to a senior high school student who is an active Morristown Medical Center volunteer and completes more than 50 hours and six months of consecutive service. Belovs was recognized with the Ruth Award for her 185 hours of service. The Ruth Award, which is a one-time award of $500 to offset the costs of college tuition, is designed to recognize outstanding service to Morristown Medical

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