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The Randolph Educational Foundation is Back

By Henry M. Holden or the last 12 years, the Randolph Education Foundation (REF) has donated more than $300,000 to the Randolph Township School District in the form of grants, support to speciﬁc projects, and assistance to students. It was inspired by the idea that together, families, schools, and the local community, shape the education of its children. Everything was going well, until March 2020, when everything came to a sudden stop. Covid (Corona virus) struck. The country (and the world) was enveloped in a pandemic. Businesses shut down, social distancing, masks, vaccinations, and state-wide lockdowns became the “new norm.” “Our event was canceled due to Covid, bringing us no chance to raise money for the organization,” said Paola Heinke, president of REF. The REF Committee realized that they would be out of business if they did not become innovative. Since 2010, the REF has organized the annual 5K Run (3.2 miles) to bring the community together to raise funds in support of its mission. “Our mission is to harness the power of the community, to create opportunities that inspire teachers to innovate, and enable students to thrive,” said Heinke. “We had to get creative, and start thinking outside of the box,” said Lissa Alexander, Race Co-Director, and REF Board Member, along with Kelly Krauss, oversee the 5K run. “This year we are doing something diﬀerent,” said Alexander. “We are conducting a Virtual 5K run. Participants can sign up online and can-do peer-to-peer fundraising, for REF. The 5k run can be done at their convenience, any time between June 4, and June 14. We encourage people to run, walk or hike the event in hopes to encourage all levels of participants, including families! “Our virtual race will be held over a period of 10 days so you can do it whenever you want, any day of the week, at any time. The participants also have the option if they can’t do the whole run in one day, they can do it in segments, a mile today and another mile or portion there of tomorrow.

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etc. “People who ﬁnish the race will get a medal and we are leaving that up the honor system. We’re asking them to submit “ﬁnish the race” photos and judges will determine the best of the pictures in various categories. In 2019, there were 308 participants in the race. “Given the Covid restrictions, we’re hoping to get at least 200, this year,” said Alexander. “We are encouraging it to be a family event where everybody can do it rather than a competitive race. They can do it in their home, in their backyard, in the neighborhood, walking the Randolph trails, etc.” There are numerous free GPS enabled apps that will help participants determine the distance they cover. “We are truly grateful for all the committee members and volunteers who kindly contributed their time and talents for the 5K,” said Alexander. “Thank you to each of continued on page 4

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Dental Implants in One Day

ounds too good to be true? Well, yes and no. Let’s start with the basics. A “dental implant” is actually the anchor that goes into the jaw bone. It replaces the root of the tooth, and has nothing to do with the tooth you see in your mouth. Think of it like an iceberg: there’s a good portion of it below the water that you can’t see, and then a smaller portion that you do see. There are many things you can do with this implant. You can connect a single tooth to it, you can replace multiple non-removableteeth with a “bridge,” you can secure a removable denture to multiple implants (which you still take in-and-out of your mouth), or you can connect a full set of permanent teeth to multiple implants. OK, so where does the “one day” come into play? There are times where conditions are ideal so that an implant can be placed into your jawbone, and a tooth (known as a “crown” or “cap”) connected to it. Oftentimes, this is done in the front of the mouth, where esthetics are important. Just note this is a temporary crown, and not your final crown. We usually do not do this for the back of the mouth, where esthetics are not as important. It is also important that you are gentle with this temporary crown: you do not want to use it for biting and chewing while the implant is healing. However, if conditions are not ideal (such as the presence of an infection, the loss of bone, the need of gum grafting), implants cannot, or should not, be placed. This short-term inconvenience is soon forgotten once you re-

ceive your final crown. If you “push the biological limits,” mother nature can push back, and your implant / crown complex can fail. Oftentimes, you will be in a worse position than when you started. “Implants In One Day” is most successful when you have “cross-arch stabilization.” This is when implants are utilized to replace a full arch of teeth (meaning the full upper jaw and/or the full lower jaw). The fact you have multiple implants in the front, back, left, and right that are connected with non-removable teeth provides an excellent healing environment for these implants. This is known as “splinting,” and it provides a very strong and rigid situation. In turn, the success rate of the implants and final prosthesis (teeth) is very high. Caution should be used when applying these principles to a removable denture supported by dental implants. Removable dentures do not provide the rigidity created by cross-arch stabilization. A removable denture can actually weaken implants during their healing phase, and increase the risk of failure. In our office, we perform a lot of implant procedures. Some are “immediate,” where a person receives a tooth on the same day of surgery, and some are “delayed,” where we will wait a period of time for proper healing. Other people will require bone grafting and/or gum grafting, to allow for a long-term, successful result. Not all situations are created equal, and consideration must be applied to each and every person.

One of the most popular services we perform is when a person receives “Implants In One Day.” In one appointment we can remove failing teeth, install multiple dental implants, and connect teeth (temporary teeth) to these implants. Patients walk out the door with a brand new smile. We perform this procedure regularly in our office, and satisfaction rates are incredibly high. So, in summary, “Dental Implants In One Day” is a real thing: we do it all the time. However, remember the tooth (or teeth) you go home with will likely not be your final tooth, but rather a temporary one. Also, the other takehome message here is that not all situations are equal: an individual evaluation should be performed to determine if your condition is one that would be conducive towards a “same day tooth.” About the author: Dr. Ira Goldberg has been performing implant procedures for 26 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology / Implant Dentistry, a Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, and a Fellow of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. He performs all phases of implant dentistry at his office in Succasunna, NJ. He also lectures to dentists in the field of implantology. For a free consultation, including a free 3-D scan (if necessary), please call his office at (973) 328-1225 or visit his website at www.MorrisCountyDentist.com Dr. Goldberg is a general dentist, and also a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry.

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Foundation is Back...

continued from front page them. We really appreciate what they do.” So far, REF has provided $120,000 in financial support to teachers and staff who are creating innovative programs in the classrooms, since 2013. “The way we see it, we have three pillars of support,” said Heinke. “The first pillar is Innovation. The innovation applies to all students. We want them to try and experiment with new things. We want people not to be afraid of trying something. We teach if you have an idea give it a try and see if it works. That is good for all students and teachers regardless of their background.” Since its inception in 2013, the Next Practices Grant Program (NPG) has supported more than a dozen projects all to enhance the student’s learning experience. The NPG program funds up to $10,000 each year in fresh ideas proposed by teachers and staff members who want to explore nontraditional, innovative ways to teach and learn,” said Heinke. All the proposals undergo a thorough blind evaluation process by a Selection Committee appointed by the REF. “The second pillar is the School Readiness Component which addresses students in need. “We have several kinds of assistance. One of them is gift cards. I got a note from

a single mom which still makes me tear up when I read it. She said if it wasn’t for the gift card, she would not have had any gifts to give to her girls on Christmas Day.” “The Second Pair of Jeans program is a grassroots initiative that enables students with financial needs in our district to come to school ready to learn. Over the last 12 years we’ve provided more than $50,000 in gift cards to students in need during the holiday season. “To date we have provided over $10,000 in scholarships for first-generation students. “The third pillar is Community Building,” said Heinke. “In the past we had events that brought the community together. One was our Rock Star celebration, which we co-hosted it with the Randolph Rotary. We select a person of the year to be the Randolph Rock Star for that year. It honored educators of the year, and other community members who supported education in Randolph. This year we had to cancel that part of the program because of the Covid restrictions. We are hoping we can bring that part of the program back next year.” “There is still time to sign up to be a sponsor. We understand that this past year has been financially difficult for many small businesses, and we have restructured our sponsorship tiers and hope that there is a level of support that works for you!”

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Don’t Let Allergies Get the Best of You this Season

don’t know about you, but I’m thinking spring cannot come soon enough… especially after the unexpected, late season, blizzards! Spring brings longer days, budding flowers, sunshine and warmer weather. Along with the beautiful flowers, spring also brings pollen and allergens! For some, these allergens can wreak havoc. If you’re someone who suffers from allergies, you might dread the spring season. Seasonal allergies can cause a multitude of nagging symptoms including: runny nose, itchy and/or red irritated eyes, stuffy nose/congestion, sneezing, scratchy throat and itchiness. If you suffer from any of the above, I’m here to tell you that there is a solution! Believe it or not, Acupuncture can help you to enjoy the spring again! So, you might be asking how can Acupuncture help? Acupuncture relieves symptoms of allergies by diminishing the body’s inflammatory response, without the unwanted side effects. It helps to open nasal passages, reduces sinus pressure, calms itching, decreases throat pain, coughing and sneezing. Here’s the catch… it’s always best to begin treatment before the season begins. It is better to prevent symptoms then try to tackle them when they are in full effect. In addition to Acupuncture treatment, you can help yourself at home with these simple tips: Flush out allergens with a Neti pot, keep windows closed to prevent allergens from entering your home, try an air filter, vacuum

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“Nasty Nellie Is An April Fool”

By Robert Massimi. Member Dramatists Guild and Drama League. n a rapid fire comedy tempo, Alison Arngrin talks about her life as Nellie Oleson from “Little House on The Prairie”; her growing up with show biz parents : the people she has met along the way in entertainment. Arngrim brings a unique perspective to being cast as the nasty one on the “Prairie” and what that role did too her growing up. What should have been a role of a lifetime, she was instead stereotyped as a “bitch” and was humiliated both in school and at social events. In a paradoxical way Arngrim was liberated by the “bitch” persona that she was given. In a rapid speech pattern she begins the play by giving us her parents background; her father managed Liberace and her mom was a voice over for many cartoon characters. “April Fool” is only 30 minutes long with about 45 minutes of material in it. The audience needs to be attentive and aware of who she was growing up to get the comedy routine. Some jokes are very funny; others fall flat, very flat. When it’s good, it’s good, when flat it reminded me of Tom Arnold trying to do comedy: forced jokes with fake expressions. The Liberace skit was hilarious;

her recollection of him and her father as his manager was great fun to listen to.. The skit then moved to her mothers voice overs, it is here that the jokes fall flat and just aren’t funny (being the voice of Casper, Gumby Davey and Underdog Arngrim’s comedy does not work here). Meeting stars as a young woman had a profound effect on Ms. Arngrim; the story of her meeting Eartha Kitt, her impression of her was spot on, as was her impression of Carol Channing. As she describes doing a movie in France, her time with Kitt and Channing might have been the height of the show... jokes were funny, you felt her revel in that period of her life. Arngrim was at her best when she had a detailed recollection of the people she met along the way, when she went into stories about cooking and her cats is when the show became boring and lackluster. The question and answer at the end of the show could have been dropped all together- It would have been a better show without this segment. Following this actor through her journey had ups and down in the 30 minutes. While Arngrim sheds some fun about her life in a speed run, the show could have been directed better in honing some of the jokes and perfecting its skit.

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he pinnacle of birthday celebrations, if there’s no piñata to break open, is when the birthday cake comes out and party attendees serenade the guest of honor. The song everyone harmonizes to is among the most widely recognized and well-loved tunes in the world. The “birthday song,” also known as “Happy Birthday to You,” is in the public domain in the United States and the European Union. The song originally was penned as a classroom greeting song titled “Good Morning to All,” written by sisters Mildred J. Hill and Patty Smith Hill. Both were educators and developed unique teaching strategies to assist students. The song was composed by Mildred and the lyrics were written by Patty to be used in kindergarten classrooms. It is unclear who changed the lyrics and turned the song into a birthday ditty, as none of the earliest references to the song included credits or copyright notices.

Two tales circulate regarding the eventual copyright of the song. One has The Summy Company registering a copyright in 1935, crediting authors Preston Ware Orem and Mrs. R. R. Forman. The other says Jessica Hill, sister to Mildred and Patty, who was working with publisher Clayton F. Summy Company, copyrighted and published “Happy Birthday to You” in 1935. Eventually Warner Chappell bought the company that was originally The Summy Company, and argued the birthday song was under copyright until 2030, making performances of the song illegal without paying royalties. However, a federal judge ruled in 2015 that Warner Chappell’s claim to a copyright on the song was not valid. The judge ruled its registration only covered a specific piano version, not the melody and lyrics. Therefore, “Happy Birthday to You” can be sung both privately and publicly without being subject to royalties or other restrictions.

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Is Your Supermarket Doing Enough to Address the Plastic Pollution Crisis?

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What Everyone Should Know about Melanoma

Written By, Chris Bauer MD n 2021, an astounding 106,110 people were diagnosed with melanoma in the United States. Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer. It affects men at a greater rate than women and Caucasian people are affected at 20 times the rate of African American people. The average age of someone being diagnosed with melanoma is 65. However, there are significantly larger amounts of younger people getting Melanoma every year. Children and adolescents have also been diagnosed with this deadly form of skin cancer. The typical appearance of a melanoma is one of a pigmented spot almost resembling a freckle. Many times, that lesion can be raised and have an irregular border. The lesions can be exceedingly small sometimes only a few millimeters wide. If a skin lesion is crusting or bleeding frequently it may be melanoma. Melanomas can develop on nail bed surfaces or on the surface of the cornea in the eye. Most melanomas spread superficially and then invade to deeper layers of tissue. Melanomas that occur on the face, head, and trunk have a worse prognosis then melanomas that are located on the lower parts of the body. Due to its aggressive nature melanoma can spread or metastasize to any organ in the body. If an abnormal skin lesion is detected, then a person should either go to dermatologist or a primary care physician

to have a full evaluation of the mass. At the doctor’s office, the physician will then do a thorough exam of all the skin areas especially the one in question. A skin biopsy will then be collected if the skin lesion is suspicious for either a cancerous or precancerous condition. Treatment for early-stage melanoma will most likely include removal of the affected area with some surrounding normal tissue around it. More extensive surgical procedures, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation are other treatments that are used to treat more advanced disease. People who are more at risk for melanoma should be completing regular self-skin exams. A small portion of melanomas are genetic and are present in one or more members of an extended family. People who have light skin complexion and light eye color are also at a higher risk. Those with many freckles or nevi on their body have increased rates of melanoma too. Use of tanning beds, frequent sun exposure and history of frequent sunburns during childhood and adolescence are other risks associated with developing melanoma. Prevention of melanoma and skin cancer is one of the many preventative health measures that physicians in New jersey believe in strongly. Melanoma patient education campaigns have been taking place in the US since the 1990’s.

These campaigns have been used to instruct younger people especially in the ways that they can reduce their risk of getting skin cancer and melanoma. Sun protection is one of the biggest ways people can reduce their risk of melanoma. SPF 15 should be applied to the skin during everyday use and SPF 30 sunscreen should be used during more prolonged sun exposures. Sunscreen should be reapplied every 2 hours and whenever you are going to do an outdoor activity. Use of protective hats, sunglasses and sun protective clothing are other ways to reduce the damaging effects of the sun. Daily avoidance of the sun’s most damaging rays between 10am and 4pm is also especially important. People should also avoid getting sunburned at all costs. Lastly, indoor tanning bed use should be avoided. Those that have used indoor tanning beds especially in their early adulthood have a significant risk of developing melanomas compared to those who have never used a tanning bed. Spray tans and other cosmetic purchases can be used to create the “suntanned” look without having to take on the significant risk from the tanning beds. The month of May has been designated Melanoma Awareness Month. With spring in full bloom, let us remember our sunscreen and protective clothing and lets all stay safe in the sun!

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The Autumn of 1969: The Ford Falcon

By Richard Mabey Jr. n late August of 1969, a very dear and wonderful blessing came to my life. It was a blessing that was given to me, beyond my wildest imagination. Now, over 50 years later, it still amazes me the sequence of events that was an incredible blessing to my life. My cousin, Wes Mabey, was about 10 years older than me. Wes lived in Towaco. Back in late Summer of 1969, Wes got a promotion at his job. He was now the Supervisor of the Machine Shop of a small manufacturing company that was located on Route 202 in Towaco. And, as almost required with a work promotion, there’s the calling to buy a new car. And, that’s just what my Cousin Wes did. He bought himself a new car! As fate would have it, the Ford Dealer, where Wes was buying his new car, wasn’t willing to give him a really good deal on the trade-in for his 1961 Ford Falcon. So, without thinking twice, before he bought his new car, Wes drove to the old Mabey Homestead. It was a Saturday in late August. I remember this all so well. We were all eating lunch at the kitchen table, when

suddenly we heard a car horn honking in the backyard. It was Cousin Wes in his 1961 Ford Falcon. Dad got up and looked out the back window of the kitchen. “It’s Wes,” Dad said to all of us. And with that, Dad proceeded to go outside and I followed him. “Hey Unca Dick,” Wes called out to my father as Dad and I walked out to the back driveway. “Hi Wes,” Dad replied. I gave a hearty greeting to my cousin. “Never guess in a million years!” Wes said to Dad. “What’s that Wes?” Dad replied. “I got a promotion at work!” Wes said. “Congratulations Wes!” Dad enthusiastically told his nephew. “And that ain’t all,” Wes announced. “Well, don’t keep us in suspense,” Dad replied. “I’m buying a brand-new car!” Wes proudly announced. “That’s great, Wes,” Dad cheerily said to his nephew. “Well, here’s the good part. I figure Richie here’ll be driving soon. So’s I figured I give you the offer of a lifetime!” Wes gleefully announced.

“You’re selling your Ford Falcon?” Dad asked. “You got it, Unca Dick. I figure I’ll sell it to my favorite cousin here. Say, for a hundred dollars,” Wes announced. “What do ya’ say, Richie? How’d you like to be the proud owner of this deluxe Ford

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I Remember Dad: The Winds of Change

By Richard Mabey Jr. here is a fiber, a weave, a tapestry that often unites families together. And, then there is the pull, the outgoing tide of fate and destiny. It is almost as if there is a marker in time, wherein one chapter closes and another chapter opens in the books of our lives. Such a time came in early September of 1987. My beloved father turned 60 that year, on Sunday, September 6th. We had a most wonderful and magical birthday party for him, in the afternoon, after church. The backyard of the old Mabey Homestead was filled with family, neighbors, church friends, and friends from scouts. It was a most grand and glorious time. Beneath the shade of the tall, towering maple tree, Dad cut his large, sheet cake. It was beneath the very maple tree that Dad had climbed as a boy and I had built my tree fort on. Balloons filled the yard. Along with crepe paper strung from tree limb to tree limb. And we even had one of those long chain “Happy Birthday” messages that was strung between two trees. It was truly a happy and joyous time. At the time, none of us knew that the Autumn of 1987, was going to be such a profound point of events and changes in our lives. My cousin Edward, who lived with us for about seven years, got the courage to propose to the wonderful young lady whom he had been dating for over a year. My sister Patti went back to school to pursue a Master’s Degree in Divinity. Dad retired

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from the trucking company that he had worked at, for all so many years. Then Dad took on the role of Church Sexton at the Boonton United Methodist Church. Dad also began to attend weekend classes at Drew University to prepare himself to become a Lay Leader in the church. Mom began focusing more on her home business of creating craft projects which she sold at flea markets and church bazaars. I discontinued publishing the old Lincoln Park Journal and moved to Indiana, Pennsylvania for about a year to help my elderly cousin with his Christmas Tree farm. It was there that I wrote three stage plays, among them was the very successful “Beyond the North Star.” Sadly, Aunt Helen, who lived with us quite a bit, went Home to be with the Lord in the Autumn of 1987. There was something in the air, that first Sunday of September of 1987. There was a joy, a feeling of great happiness, as my dad cut his birthday cake. But there was almost an intuitive knowingness that we all felt in our hearts, minds, and inner beings, that changes were in the air. I think that all of us felt a gentle mourning for the loss of a certain lifestyle of family closeness that we swam in for all so many years. How we all tripped over each other’s lives. And now, we were all moving into new territories, the calling of new directions in the Divine purposes of our lives was about to take place. continued on page 14

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By: Sally Barmakian ailboxes at the end of the driveway are quite common. A wooden post with a tubular metal mailbox attached on top complete with the little red flag to indicate that there is outgoing mail in the box. However, have you ever

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Ford Falcon...

I Remember Dad... continued from page 12 Aunt Helen was failing. It was becoming more and more difficult for her to get around. Her heart was not good at all. The doctors offered little hope. I remember it all, as if it were yesterday. Aunt Helen sat at the table, in the shade of the towering maple, and smiled as she ate a piece of Dad’s birthday cake. I believe it would be the last piece of birthday cake that she would ever have. There are times when we fear changes. We want so much to hold onto the way things are. But all so often, the good Lord calls us and our loved ones into new directions, new goals, new purposes to serve Him. Sometimes we try desperately to fight the changes. But it is like a man trying to stop the ocean tide from departing the sands when the moon calls upon its love for the deep blue sea. Love knows no boundaries. Love cannot be limited. I live in Central Florida now. I

don’t think a day goes by that I don’t think about some little moment of those wonderful, magical years of living in the old Mabey Homestead. How we all tripped upon each other’s lives. And, all the people who came and stayed at the old family farmhouse. Some for a week’s visits, some stayed with us for years. Please do know this, the psychologists, the scientists, the academicians, the spiritual leaders, really and truly have no idea just how far-reaching and how powerful this mystical, wonderful, and mysterious thing we call love really is. Love can transcend physical distances, the passing of time, and the transition from the physical plane to the heavenly worlds. Love is the key to all human understanding. Richard Mabey Jr. is a freelance writer. He can be reached at richardmabeyjr@ hotmail.com. Please put on the subject line: My Life Publications.

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continued from page 10 sat around the dining room table. Dad went upstairs and came down with five 20-dollar bills. Dad and I agreed that I would pay him 10 dollars a month, till I was all paid up. At the time, I had a little business of my own, where I would mow neighbors’ lawns. We signed the paperwork of the Bill of Sale at the kitchen table of the old Mabey Homestead. I was now the proud owner of white, 1961 Ford Falcon. Dad and I went to the Ford Dealer with Wes. I remember that at the Ford Dealer, Wes bought a shiny, red Ford Galaxie 500. It was a sharp looking car.

Outside the Ford Dealer, Dad and I said our goodbyes to Wes. We both wished him good luck with his new car. Dad drove us home. I wouldn’t get my driver’s license for another year, but I felt like I was walking on air, being the new owner of this great, classic 1961 Ford Falcon. A new era of my life was dawning. To be continued. Richard Mabey Jr. is a freelance writer. He can be reached at richardmabeyjr@ hotmail.com. Please place the wording “My Life Weekly” in the subject line.

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Lakeside Tavern Set to Re-Open in Mount Olive

By Megan Roche akeside Tavern “Your Neighborhood Bar and Grill “will is once again open for business. Lakeside Tavern will be the new go to spot. It’s convenient location on Route 46 will offer easy access to Route 80, Route 206, and Route 46. The family friendly location will have some incredible sunsets and houses picture windows for all to enjoy. Stop in for a game of pool, Darts while listening to some great music or just enjoy the neighborhood setting with a great selection of your favorite bar foods and drinks. Budd Lake has been a staple in the Mount Olive community for decades. Budd Lake is the largest natural lake in New Jersey at 374 acres. Formerly known as Hattacawanna Lake, the lake was named for Lt. John Budd who was the first military officer to train a home guard to protect the community against threats. Lt. Budd also owned 1300 acres of land in the area back in 1714. The lake has been home to many families throughout the years but was an extremely popular summer vacation destination in the 1920’s. Hotels graced the area around the lake, with the most popular ones being the Greene Inn and the Budd Lake Hotel. As time has passed, the lake has still been a source of recreation for many in the greater

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A Brunch Spread Fit for Spring

rom tasty small bites to a filling feast and even dessert for breakfast, brunch options are nearly endless. Take your spring brunch to the next level with recipes that appease appetites of all kinds. First, start with portioned pastry cups perfect for appetizers. Bring out the proteinpacked breakfast burritos for the main course then, for a final touch of sweet deliciousness, offer up lemony doughnuts to cap off the feast. Find more brunch recipes at Culinary.net. Bite-Sized Breakfast Appetizer-sized portions and small bites of all sorts are ideal for breakfast spreads, and these Pastry Brunch Cups are perfect for starting a morning meal with loved ones. Or, if a busy schedule looms, try baking a batch and separating into appropriate serving sizes for a simple way to meal prep heading into a new week. Find more breakfast recipes at Culinary. net. Pastry Brunch Cups Servings: 18 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons flour

1 1/2 cups milk 1 cup shredded Swiss cheese 2 sheets puff pastry 18 eggs 2 cups diced ham chopped fresh green onions Heat oven 375 F. In small saucepan, melt butter. Whisk flour with butter. Gradually pour in milk, whisking each time. Bring to simmer, whisking until mixture starts to thicken. Remove from heat; stir in Swiss cheese. Set aside. Use rolling pin to thin out puff pastries. Cut each into nine squares. Line pastry squares in muffin cups, pressing bottoms down firmly and moving pastries up sides for edges to come up just over muffin tins.

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