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Recent Graduate Nominated For Two Student Emmy Awards

wo films created by Randolph High School senior and filmmaker Ryan Taggert were nominated for student Emmy awards.

Taggert, who plans to attend Hofstra University in the fall to study film/television, created a documentary titled "Through One Lens" about how he overcame having sight in one eye to become a successful filmmaker and athlete. He also created a music video titled "Stop the Bullying," which was used in RHS Teacher Lisa Holloway's anti-bullying assembly this spring.

Taggert is also president of the RHS Video Club.

"Ryan is an amazing filmmaker who displays a great deal of passion for cinematic arts," said RHS Mass Media Teacher Robert Finning.

The Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the National Aca-

Randolph High School Mass Media Teacher Robert Finning congratulates senior Ryan Taggert.

demic of Television Arts and Sciences presents students with Emmy Awards for their achievements in television and film.

Finning noted that Ryan is his first student to be nominated in two categories: docu-

mentary and music video.

The awards will be presented at a special ceremony in September. To see his documentary, visit the rtnj.org website: http://www.rtnj.org/Page/2371.

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Martial Arts Demonstration Kicks American Cancer Society’s Relay For Life Event Up A Notch

n June 4, two of the American Budo Kai’s martial arts schools performed a martial arts demonstration for the American Cancer Society of Central Morris County’s Relay for Life event at County College of Morris in Randolph.

The demonstration, which included various demonstrations of technique, kata, weapons, proper falling, and much more was performed by over 30 students from the Association’s dojos in Randolph and Parsippany, and was co-run by Randolph Martial Arts Academy Head Instructor, Daniel Hopler, and Family Martial Arts Center (located in Parsippany, NJ) Head Instructor, Jonathan Sackett. The demonstration was highlighted by several self-defense demonstrations and finished with all of the students breaking boards!

The American Budo Kai schools were also able to participate in the event itself, which includes walking laps around a circular track to raise awareness and money for cancer research, with their team, Martial Arts Madness. Shortly after 9 p.m., there was a special Luminaria ceremony where lighted bags bearing the names of those who’ve been lost to cancer were placed around the track and all teams walked a silent lap in their honor. The American Budo Kai honored the memories of both its founder, Dale Jenkins, and one of its head instructors, James Mendez, and was able to raise over $225.

Randolph Martial Arts Academy Head Instructor, Daniel Hopler, said of the event, “Our students did such a great job today, and everyone involved with the American Cancer Society works so hard to raise do-

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nations and awareness, so that one day we can cure this terrible disease.” Family Martial Arts Center Head Instructor, Jonathan Sackett, added, “What a great day. I’m proud to have been a part of it.”

For further information about these martial arts schools, or to learn how you can try

a class, contact the Randolph Martial Arts Academy at 973-933-2383, or The Family Martial Arts Center in Parsippany at 973575-3478, and to find out more about the Relay for Life, or to donate to the American Cancer Society, please visit Relayforlife.org.

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Be Found Faster With New Reflective Address Markers

By Cheryl Conway esidents in Randolph can purchase new reflective house number signs to not only help emergency personnel locate a house but to also support their local fire department.

Available since last year, the Randolph Fire Department started to advertise in full force just this year to encourage all homeowners to order one. The reflective address marker is available through all four fire companies and is this year’s departmentwide fundraiser.

All proceeds go toward costs allocated by the volunteer fire department such as fire gear and training required by the fire fighters. The purpose of the address marker sales, however, is not to raise funds.

“We’re not doing it for the fundraising,” says Captain Justin Herold of Randolph Fire Dept. Co. #4 in Ironia. “We are doing it to help ourselves, police and EMS.” Herold says, “some officers and some experienced guys, we do have trouble finding addresses.” When there is an emer-

gency, and time is of the essence, “it’s more of us trying to find addresses.” Randolph “is so spread out; a lot of houses set off the road; some don’t label their houses that well. In the night, in the rain, in the snowsometimes we are looking for houses and it’s terrible to find them.”

With every new sign sold, “a peace of mind comes to know we will find you,” says Herold. “Every second counts when we are trying to find your house. When police or EMS are trying to find your house, every bit helps.

The reflective address markers are blue in color, six inches by 18 inches long, made out of heavy duty aluminum. They are highly visible day or night, made out of a reflective material with pre-drilled holes on both sides. They are also fade resistant and have been noted to last for years.

Each sign is $20 and can be ordered through the Randolph Fire Dept. Fundraising Committee in Randolph and through the municipal building.

Each sign is custom made with the house

number that can be posted on a mailbox, tree or sign post. The all-volunteer fire department makes the signs.

“We’re donating our time to put the signs together,” says Herold. Volunteer firefighters come out one night a week to put the vinyl reflective numbers on each ad-

dress marker.

Email rtfd.fundraising@gmail.com to order one or stop by any of the four fire companies on Monday night. The sale is ongoing. The goal is to get every homeowner to buy one.

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Parks And Recreation Plans Cover Multiple Improvements To Come

By Brianna Kudisch andolph community members can expect various positive changes to the parks and recreational areas, thanks to the completion of a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The new plan not only evaluates current needs, but also lays the groundwork for the implementation of future proposals.

The updated plan establishes projects to be completed around the local community, with four groupings in regards to timeline. The first group outlines the next zero to two years, the second group outlines three to five years, the third group outlines six to ten years, and the fourth group outlines the plans for the future, be-

This recently modernized master plan is authored by a collection of people, including the Steering Committee, which consists of township staff, council members, and representatives from the Parks Advisory and Recreation Advisory Committees, and Brandstetter Carroll, an outside consultant hired for the project.

yond ten years.

“As Randolph Township has continued to evolve in both demographics and population, it became apparent that an updated Parks and Recreation Master Plan was necessary to both assess the current needs as well as to establish a plan for parks and recreation investments for the next 10-15 years,”

The Steering Committee and Brandstetter Carroll have worked together to form a report over 125 pages, detailing information on facilities and programs, specific plans, an analysis of what is needed and what is recommended, and a synopsis of public opinion, gathered from online surcontinued on page 8

said Russ Newman, director of Randolph Parks and Recreation.

The last completed Parks and Recreation Master Plan was put together in 1998; it led to the development of Freedom Park as well as multiple improvements made on existing facilities, parks, and trails, including the renovation of the Community Center.

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Allstate Agency Owner Celebrates 15 Years Serving Randolph Community

llstate New Jersey Insurance Company exclusive agency owner Kevin Keller of Randolph recently celebrated his 15th anniversary as an Allstate New Jersey agent, and his 30th anniversary in the insurance industry.

Since 2001, Keller has been helping Randolph residents protect their property and prepare for the future through his agency.

“It is a tremendous honor to celebrate 15 years as an Allstate exclusive agent,” said Keller. “I enjoy the role I play in helping families protect themselves today and prepare for tomorrow. Serving the Randolph community is such a pleasure and I have a great time being involved.”

In the community, Keller serves as a board member of the Randolph, NJ area Chamber of Commerce while his agency is actively involved with the Randolph Community Wellness Day. He has also participated in the MS Bike Tour and is a supporter of the local Boy Scouts.

Keller provides auto, home, life, and commercial insurance to area residents, as well as a variety of financial products such as college savings plans and mutual funds.

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Parks And Recreation Plans...

continued from page 6 veys, websites, random mailed surveys, meetings, and public workshops.

Planned recommendations for the parks and recreational areas will cost about $12.5 million dollars, spread through the 10-15 years in which the project’s goals expect to be achieved. No taxes will be raised in the completion of the projects, as funding will come from the Open Space and Recreation Development Trust Fund.

The fund is supported by a specifically allocated local tax already in place.

One recommended action outlined in the plan is the development of a park on the site on Calais Road that spans 90 acres; the park would include elements not currently available at existing Randolph parks.

“These [elements] include an outdoor stage/bandshell, a community garden, outdoor fitness equipment, a lighted, paved loop trail, picnic pavilions, a naturethemed playground, and other amenities such as pickle ball and bocce courts, as well as a connecting trail to Heistein

Park,” said Newman.

Additionally, there are plans to continue improving and advancing the existing trail network, and to develop a Trails Master Plan. Brundage and Heistein Parks would also receive necessary changes through field lighting upgrades and improved restroom facilities and picnic shelters.

Freedom Park will also receive changes through the planned replacement and expansion of its artificial turf field, improved restroom facilities and picnic shelters.

More updates include improved security, ADA access, existing field and building maintenance in general, and specific improvements to the Brundage Park Playhouse and Artworks Studios.

The Township Council held a public hearing for the plan on May 5, with following discussions in the following months, and it is scheduled to move to accept the plan by resolution at their meeting on July 28.

RHS Plans Hall Of Fame Ceremony

he Randolph Hall of Fame 2016 Banquet is set for Sat., Oct. 22, at 5 p.m. at the Randolph High School.

The RHS Athletic Hall of Fame Committee comprised of administrators, current and former coaches, former athletes and community members are extremely pleased to announce the 2016 Randolph High School Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees: Track Coach Ted Loeffler (1969-2005); Girls’ Soccer Coach Ann Clifton (1990-97); Midget

Football 33-year Contributor Tom Tinus; Administrator Cliff Back (1971-1988 Phys. Ed. Supervisor; Matt Nardolillo (1984-88 football); Stephanie Snyder (1995-1999 track).

More than 150 alumni and community members are expected to attend the induction ceremony. The event is open to the public.

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Randolph Education Foundation Awards Scholarships

he Randolph Education Foundation (REF) presented the 2016 REF scholarships to Randolph High School (RHS) seniors, Sally Brander and Kelly Earle, during the Scholarship Award Night Tues., June 14.

“I’m extremely grateful to have received this award, knowing that the hard work I have put in has paid off,” said Earle, who will be going to the University of South Carolina. “I am excited to be the first in my family to attend college and

will continue to strive for the best in the future.”

The scholarships, of $1,500 each, are awarded annually by the REF to seniors who are in the first generation of their family to attend an accredited technical school, two-year, or

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“I’m grateful to have received an award that allows me to pursue an education that will surpass my parents in the best way: proving to myself my capabilities and to my parents their great work and support,” said Brander, who will be attending Fordham University.

The REF’s mission is to harness the power of the community to create opportunities that inspire teachers to innovate and enable students to thrive. The scholarship program is at the core of the mission and constitutes a vital piece in the foundation’s efforts to bring the mission to life.

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Scholarship recipients Sally Brander, on left, with Kelly Earle, on right.

our community together to create the best opportunities for our students,” said Liz Olechowski, REF Board member who presented the awards. “Providing the scholarship and celebrating

Sally’s and Kelly’s achievement tonight is a wonderful realization of the things we can accomplish with the support of the Randolph community.”

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Students Conduct Field Study On Pollution ters Association in order to conduct a field study to evaluate the stream for pollution, said ESL Teacher Michelle Land.

The students observed the environment, took measurements, and then found samples of macro-invertebrates in the stream.

After recording all of the data, they were able to evaluate the stream based on their

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findings. This year, the water quality was rated as fair to good. This was due to the low number of macro-invertebrates found that are sensitive to pollution, an indication that there may be some pollutants in the streams. This is something the classes will continue to monitor as it is important for our local environment, Land said.

Students take samples for the field study with teachers and educators from the Raritan Headwaters Association.

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Plans For Annual Lung Cancer Walk Set For Motion At Horseshoe Lake

elp double lung cancer survival during the seventh annual Free to Breath Cancer Walk 10 a.m. Oct. 2 at Horseshoe Lake Park.

By participating in the Free to Breath fundraiser, help raise awareness and fund vital research programs dedicated to doubling lung cancer survival by 2022. Form a Free to Breathe team and ask friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers to join in.

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The top three individual fundraisers and top three fundraising teams (based on totals as of 3 p.m. on Sept. 30) will also be acknowledged on event day. Fundraising will remain open through Nov. 1.

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Randolph 5K Rocks With Record Breaking Number Of Participants

record number of 666 runners and walkers registered for the Randolph Rocks 5K held Sat., June 18, with 605 of them finishing the race.

The event, organized by the Randolph Education Foundation (REF) was supported by more than 65 businesses and local merchants and raised $27,000 to support the students and the teachers in the Randolph Schools.

“We were very impressed with the organization and the sense of community,” said Yuriria Alanis Santoyo, who participated in the race with her family for the first time.

“We liked it so much we have promised to run in this race again next year.”

Since 2010, the Randolph Education Foundation has organized the annual 5K as an effort to bring the community together to raise funds to support innovative programs that enrich the educational experience of the students in the Randolph Schools.

Two programs funded by the REF in past years were showcased on race day: the From the Ground Up Greenhouse project run by the Randolph High School (RHS) Greenhouse Club, and the Robots Got Talent also at RHS. Awards were presented in more than a dozen categories, including top male and female runners, top male and female Randolph residents, and top male and female Randolph teacher or staff members. First place overall for men went to Collin Frost of Randolph who completed the 5K in

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16:19 minutes. Carole Harsch of Randolph finished in 19:18 minutes, obtaining the first place overall for women.

Results for the race were tabulated by Elite Racing Systems and are available in the REF’s website: www.randolpheducationfoundation.org.

The award for the best team T-shirt competition went to the team from The Goddard School in Randolph, with a design created by five year-old students from the Eagles class, directed by teachers Lisa Anderson and Molly Nicolicchia. The back of the shirt read “We don’t just walk, we Rock!”

Numerous door prizes, donated by local businesses and community members were given away at the race.

The grand prize, a Trek 820 Bike valued at $375 and donated by Claire Keller, Drs. Fusco and Caravano, Runner’s Heaven and Marty’s Reliable Cycle, was won by RHS student Cameron Rauchberg.

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Millburn Firefighters Share Meals At Table Painted By CCM Students

hen Jeffrey Wanamaker, a firefighter with the Millburn Fire Department Station 2, decided to create a kitchen table for firefighters to share meals around, he had one challenge he needed to resolve – he had to find some artists to paint his design. His answer was to turn to Todd L. W. Doney, professor of visual arts at County College of Morris (CCM), who he knew from his gym.

Doney listened to Wanamaker’s ideas and suggested that the project might be a good one for the CCM Art Club. Mauricio Caquimb, of Rockaway, an engineering major at CCM and president of the Art Club, gladly took on the project and enlisted the help of several other students.

Also assisting with the project were Federico Cárdenas Valencia of Wharton; Brandon Driesse of Lincoln Park; Dianne Guzman Aragon of Randolph; Emily Larosa of Morris Plains; Julianna Pullara of Budd Lake; and Luke Weaver of Morris Plains.

“What was special about this project is

that it involved a lot of lettering, and lettering is the hardest thing to do because you have to make sure everything is straight,” says Doney. “The students who worked on the project did a fantastic job. What was extra special was that they came to campus on their own time during the summer to work on the table. I am really proud of them. They did an outstanding job.”

Caquimbo says, “We took the time out of the summer because we didn't want to leave the fire department empty handed.

Just the thought of these firefighters gathering around this table after a long day’s work and appreciating it is a very satisfying feeling to me and my club members.”

The tabletop features the wording “Millburn Fire Station 2, ‘The house in the hills.’” Today, it now sits in the fire station’s kitchen on a blue fire hydrant base.

“It adds to our station pride,” says Wanamaker. “When we’re on duty, we live together, cook together and share meals together. It’s nice to be able to eat at a table now that reflects our pride.”

Mauricio Caquimbo, president of the CCM Art Club, and member Emily Larosa put the finishing touches on a table for the Millburn Fire Department Station 2.

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uring the summer months, there are many homeless kittens that are brought to the Randolph Regional Animal Shelter. Help by adopting, donating and making sure cats and other pets are spayed/neutered.

The Randolph Animal Shelter is located in Mendham.

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Magaletta Transforms Properties To One-Of-A Kind Masterpieces

By Cheryl Conway ustom, creation, transformation, specialization, originality and endless options come to mind when describing the services provided at Magaletta Design Environment in Parsippany.

With 25 years in the industry, business owner Matthew Magaletta of Florham Park knows how to transform any property or backyard into a sensational yet functional space that carries with it that “wow� factor with any glance of the eye. Magaletta Design Environment is a full landscape design, custom pool builder specializing in outdoor kitchens, full masonry work, decks, outdoor lighting, lawn maintenance, waterfalls and just about everything for outdoor properties.

Magaletta Designs is not a “typical� landscaping company. “There’s a lot of landscapers out there,� says Magaletta.

Anyone can cut lawns or plant bushes. “People call me when they want their properties and backyards to stand out beyond the rest. When they want to wow their neighbors, that’s when they call me in.�

Involved in landscaping since he was 13, Magaletta started out cutting lawns for neighbors. He worked with his neighbor who was a landscape designer.

“I loved working outside,� explains Magaletta. “I took a liking to it,� and continued throughout high school and college. His experience and passion for the landscaping industry “just grew and grew and grew,� he says. “I have the eye for it,� he adds. “Everyone has their niche in life; this is my niche. I can create anything and turn it into a work of art.�

Unlike other landscape companies, at Magaletta, “We specialize in custom designs for our clients,� he says. To ensure that customers like the project that is planned, Magaletta provides a 3D video design to the customer. “We show them a 3D design,� so they can see what their house will look like on the outside when the project is completed.

While other companies offer a 3D video, Magaletta’s “specialty design is quite spectacular,� he says.

Most of Magaletta’s client base is for private homes in Morris and Essex counties but he has done some industrial work such as the landscaping and design at Park Savoy in Florham Park. “We work where the client wants us,� says Magaletta, adding that it will travel even further like to South Jersey if requested.

No matter the locale, “every job we are doing is a cus-

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He uses all kinds of products and equipment, all different patios and paver stones. All of the lighting work is LED; “that’s the norm now.�

Working in the landscaping business has been enjoyable for Magaletta. “What I enjoy the most is going to my client’s house and transforming their properties to showcases in the neighborhood. I feel proud that my signs are on their properties. I become personable with clients; they become my friend.�

Homeowners will not be disappointed contracting with Magaletta for all of their outdoor property needs. “We are a reputable company with over 25 years of experience,� says Magaletta. “We are honest, we are knowledgeable and you will have an owner, myself, on the projects.�

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Mt. Olive Twp.

MLS# 3319117

$225,000

Chester Boro

MLS#: 3306583

$419,000

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MARTINE ARNDT (C) 732-801-7995 Mt. Olive Twp.

MLS# 3297217

$ 299,000

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SHARON K. CARUSO (C) 973-945-8142

MELISSA ROBERTIELLO (C) 973-725-7175

Roxbury Twp.

MLS# 3320591

$499,000

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MLS # 3308067

$439,000

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Washington Twp.

MLS# 3305240

$425,000

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CYNTHIA HOUSER (C) 973-229-0706 Stanhope Boro.

MLS# 3316844

$219,900

Opportunity to own in a great neighborhood. Tons of potential. Four bedroom split level home located on a cul-de-sac in Pennington Estates section of Stanhope. Great -977?>/< 69-+>398 97/ 3= 69-+>/. -69=/ >9 <9?>/= +8. #6+C1<9?8.

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Chester Twp.

MLS# 3294542

$449,000

Traditional CH Colonial located near Ironia Village in Chester Twp. nestled on 2.52 :<3@+>/ A99./. +-</= 97/ 90J-/ 98 => I99< 6+<1/ -9?8><C 53>-2/8 $ A J</:6+-/ 2+<.A99. >2<? 9?> &23= 297/ 8//.= ?:.+>381 +8. =97/ & ,?> C9? -+8 +..

C9?< 9A8 >9?-2/= +8. 7+5/ >23= 297/ C9?< 9A8 !/A A38.9A= 38 $ 53>-2/8 !/A =63./< 38 $ B-/66/8> =-2996= 98@/83/8>6C 69-+>/. >9 =29::381 +8. </=>+?<+8>= 69=/ >9 -977?>381 <9?>/= 97/ 3= .?->/. 09< +3< -98.3>398381 "& ( & % $ Bring in all reasonable offers!

DANA DONALDSON (C) 908-310-8936

Mt. Olive Twp.

MLS# 3320842

$439,900

$ ?:.+>/. 297/ 0/+>?</= ) >2<9?129?> 8/A % % +::63+8-/= 9<3+8 F>9:= +66 </89@+>/. ,+>2= 61 ./-5 9@/<6995381 :<3@+>/ +-</ ,+-5C+<. !/A/< <990 A38.9A= .<3@/A+C 7:6/ =3D/. $F= 2+@/ .9?,6/ -69=/>= -/36381 0+8= +8. ?8>/< 9?16+= =2+./= +=>/< $ 2+= ) :6?= +66 8/A ,+>2 383=2/. .+C6312> ,+=/7/8> +6=9 38-6?./= + 6+<1/ A9<5=29: =>9<+1/ +</+ </+> =-2996= +8. -69=/ >9 /@/<C>2381 =29:= </=>+?<+8>= &?<5/C <995 #+<5 $>/= +8. *9? A98F> J8. + ,/>>/< ./+6 38 /8nington! Septic already inspected and passed. Come see!

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Washington Twp.

MLS# 3321098

$449,900

Jefferson Twp.

MLS# 3312762

$499,000

&23= 29?=/ 2+= 3> +66 0<97 >+66 -/36381= >9 + 1</+> <997 A3>2 + J</:6+-/ += 3>= 09-+6 >9 the eat-in kitchen with enough room for entertaining and a separate place for formal .38381 &2/ 7+=>/< ,/.<997 2+= /@/<C>2381 C9? A+8> A3>2 2312 -/36381= A+65 38 23= 2/<= -69=/>= + 7+=>/< ,+>2 A3>2 + =9+5381 >?, +8. .9?,6/ @+83>C

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LIZA WILEY 503-530-6166

Randolph Twp.

MLS#: 3303613

$339,000

Updated full bath & a new second kitchen w/ granite counters. Stone paved patio with custom touches like the stone piers w/ romantic lighting. There is a large second ./-5 A2/</ C9? -+8 </6+B 38 :/+-/ A+>-2 >2/ ><//= -2+81/ A3>2 >2/ =/+=98= ;?3/> spot for outdoor fun where you can play Bocce on your own Bocce court or a game of 29<=/=29/= @/<CA2/</ C9? 6995 >2/</ 3= >2/ =99>2381 @3/A 90 ><//= I9A/<= *9? A366 appreciate the years of work that went into this.

SYDNEY USTER 908-246-8753

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MLS# 3299773

$414,900

CINDY GRAHAM (C) 201-841-4747

Washington Twp.

MLS# 3298043

$499,900

LYNN E GORMLEY (C) 973-219-0726

$339,000

Roxbury Twp.

CHRISTOPHER CLEFFI (C) 973-714-9005

FRANCO VITALI 908-619-9544 MLS# 3313769

TAMMY O BRIEN ROSELLE (C) 973-445-0443

Like entertaining & the outdoors? This is the home for you! Gourmet eat-in kitchen A :</73?7 &2/<7+.9< +::63+8-/= %:+-39?= .38381 <997 +736C <997 A J</:6+-/ =5C6312>= " ) $$ !&* /+?>30?6 ><// 638/. :<9:/<>C A :<3@+>/ C+<. :+>39 69=/ >9 7+49< 2312A+C= =29::381 +8. 1</+> =-2996= $9B,?<C 0/+>?</= >/<<3J- </-</ation complex at Horseshoe Lake and community events all year! Great home inside & out!! Come see for yourself!

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Stillwater Twp.

#<37/ 69-+>398 A3>238 -97:6/B 8. ?83> 2/=+:/+5/ 79./6 /+>?</= ,/.<997= ,+>2<997= /+> 38 53>-2/8 +>>+-2/. 1+<+1/ /8><C 09C/< A3>2 8/A >36/ 63@381 .38381 +8. 0+736C <997= += J</:6+-/ A3>2 7+<,6/ =?<<9?8. 38 >2/ 6+<1/ 63@381 <997 +> 38 53>-2/8 A3>2 1<+83>/ -9?8>/<>9:= +8. 8/A >36/ I99< +=>/< ,/.<997 A3>2 + @+?6>/. -/36381 A+65 38 -69=/> =5C6312> +8. + =/:+<+>/ ,+>2<997 A3>2 =29A/< =>+66 ,+>2>?, +8. .9?,6/ @+83>C =/-98. I99< ./8 2+= + -2+<7381 E ?63/>F ,+6-98C )+65 to shops and restaurants. Moments to train and bus. Great location for commuting!

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MT Arlington Boro. MLS# 3297856 $314,900

Blairstown Twp.

MLS# 3317275

$499,000

Gorgeous Center Hall colonial in the perfect location. Gorgeous in-ground pool and 9> >?, /+?>30?6 53>-2/8 A3>2 + 7+==3@/ 3=6+8. 09< >2/ 19?<7/> -995 =63./<= >9 + 6+<1/ ./-5 9@/<6995381 + :<3@+>/ </></+> &23<. I99< ,98?= <997 A3>2 A+65 38 +>>3- =>9<+1/ + 7+==3@/ 7/.3+ <997 900 90 >2/ #<37+<C %?3>/ >9 + J83=2/. ,+=/7/8> >9 ,<381 C9?< /B/<-3=/ /;?3:7/8> >9 &2/ >2<// -+< 1+<+1/ +8. >2/ ,+=/7/8> ?>363>C +</+ 3= 9@/<=3D/. 09< +..3>398+6 =>9<+1/ %>+38/. ><37 +8. /6/1+8> =>+38/. =963. A99. .99<= help complete the picture of this gorgeous home. An absolute pleasure to show.

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Washington Twp. MLS# 3310554 $659,900

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VICKI OLEARY 908-268-4345

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continued from page 12 Christine Carey, welcomed runners at the start line and wished them luck. Jennifer A. Fano, Interim Superintendent and 2014 Rock Star Administrator of the Year, walked the course with several staff members, and after the race presented the awards for the Randolph Residents and Randolph Teacher/Staff Members categories.

Two local bands – 40 North, comprised of current RHS students, and Jimmy Hoofers, featuring RHS graduates, provided live music along the way to motivate the runners and walkers. Luke Scanzera, a student at RHS, served as the DJ at the race start and finish lines.

“We are very grateful for the many ways in which volunteers, sponsors, the school district, the teachers, the students, the township and its residents have contributed to the

Randolph 5K Rocks...

success of the Randolph Rocks 5K,” said Race Director and REF President Margaret Clark. “It is the support of this great community what encourage the REF to continue to work creating opportunities that inspire teachers to innovate and enable all of our students to thrive.”

More than 65 businesses and local merchants contributed to the success of the event.

“A big thank you to all the business and community members who have sponsored or contributed to the Randolph Rocks 5K,” said Francesca Lavin, REF Board Member and Sponsorship Committee chair. “Their support makes a difference to the REF, it makes a difference to our teachers and, most importantly, it makes a difference to our students and our community at large.”

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RHS Film Festival Recognizes Mass Media Students Finning and Noah Galembo selected the best films nominated for the festival. Following the screenings, the 500 people in attendance enjoyed a buffet dinner donated by many Randolph's restaurants and parents.

Afterwards, it was time for the awards ceremony in the high school auditorium

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where seniors Ryan Taggert, the video club president, and Vincent D'Alessandro served as masters of ceremony and showed their humorous intro film of the two of them escaping from a comic book to host the festival. Many mass media students and video club students served as award presenters at the ceremony.

Pictured are the many first place winners in the Randolph High School Film Festival, with Mass Media Teacher Robert Finning, on left, and Mass Media Teacher Noah Galembo, on right.

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Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/mypaperonline â&#x20AC;˘ Tell Them You Saw It In The Randolph News, July 2016, Page 21 he 13th Annual OSPAC Jazz and Brew Festival is set for Sat., Sept. 17, noon to 8 p.m.

Talented trombonist Jeff Bradshaw will headline the 13th Annual OSPAC Jazz and Brew Festival.

This year's festival will also feature an eclectic array of performers across varied styles and genres, from jazz legends to R&B royalty. With R&B/jazz sensation Alyson Williams, West Orange greats Nat Adderley Jr. and Jan Carden, and Montclair's Jazz House Kids as part of the lineup, one of New Jersey's most-popular jazz festivals will host live musical performances by top artists both local and national.

With the backdrop of Crystal Lake's skyline, the Oskar Schindler Performing Arts Center has served as a musical arena of

sounds performed by jazz powerhouses who have traveled the world. The outdoor amphitheater also offers a full-sized stage, cuisine from around the world and a beer and wine garden that often serves as the guests' favorite area to play.

Produced by the New Jersey Arts Incubator and Black Star Entertainment Group, this year's guests will be in awe of the level of performances at the 13th Annual OSPAC Jazz and Brew Fest. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2 551077 or call 973-669-7385.

Grounds open at noon. Tickets are $10 for adults and children under five are free!

Bring blankets and lawn chairs and prepare to be entertained by this great lineup of jazz musicians.

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teen duties, and to watch for post donation reactions. Volunteers should have the ability to relate to the public, be able to perform different jobs as needed and have the willingness to follow the rules. For additional information contact, Manager of Community Relations, R. Jan Zepka at 732-616-8741 or zepka@nybloodcenter.org.

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United Way Of Northern New Jersey Kicks Off School Supplies Drive

nited Way of Northern New Jersey is seeking help from volunteers and donations of new school supplies for its annual United Way Tools for School drive, allowing children to start the new school year with the basic tools needed for success in school.

The drive will benefit more than 10,000 elementary and middle school children of ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) and families in poverty throughout the northern New Jersey region.

United Way Tools for School seeks to lessen the strain on already strapped household budgets. Last year, on average, families with children in K-12 in the United States spent $98 on school supplies such as backpacks, notebooks and pencils, according to the National Retail Federation. That does not include electronics, clothing and accessories. â&#x20AC;&#x153;ALICE families that are working hard but canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t keep up with the high cost of living are faced with having to choose between buying school supplies or paying for basic bills,â&#x20AC;? United Way Senior Vice President Kiran Gaudioso said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Together, we can help ease this financial struggle and give students the basics to start off the school

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United Way is making it easier to make donations by partnering with YouGiveGoods.com again, which allows donors to make an online purchase of supplies that will be delivered automatically to United Way. Donations can be made by visiting www.UnitedWayNNJ.org/ToolsforSchool.

In addition, donations will be accepted throughout the five-county region. The following is a list of local drop-off locations.

Morris County: On Thurs., Aug. 18, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., donations can be dropped off at Housing Partnership in Dover.

Suburban Essex County: on Mon., Aug. 29 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., donations can be dropped off at the United Way office in Montclair.

Warren County: On Tues., Aug. 16, from 9 a.m. to noon, donations can be dropped off at Taylor Street School in Washington.

Based on the needs expressed by local educators, United Way is collecting the following school supplies: backpacks, lunch boxes, binders, three-ring notebooks, book covers, filler paper, pocket folders, composition and spiral notebooks, index cards, calculators, pencils, pencil cases, pencil

sharpeners, erasers, pens, highlighters, crayons, markers, colored pencils, construction paper, glue, tape, rulers, dry erase markers, and scissors. In addition, school nurses have asked for personal care items such as toothbrushes, deodorant, Band-Aids, and kindergarten and first grade-aged childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s underwear and socks. Gift cards that can be used to purchase items such as shoes and clothing are also appreciated.

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Butterfly Tent Safari Display To See

xperience the “Butterfly Tent Safari” at the Essex County Environmental Center in Roseland. The Butterfly Tent Safari is an interactive display where visitors can observe hundreds of butterflies while walking through a tent.

The display will be set up through Sat., July 30. Hours are Mon. to Fri., noon to 3 p.m.; and Sat., 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

A $2 per person admission is suggested.

Proceeds will go to the Essex County Parks Foundation and be used to support future educational programs.

“The Butterfly Tent Safari at the Essex County Environmental Center is an interactive display of live native butterflies for families to observe and enjoy,” said Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. “Spend your time in the tent feeding the butterflies or simply marveling at their beauty and delicate nature. Listen to a story,

make butterfly crafts, or just take some time to witness the magnificence of nature at our Environmental Center.”

In addition to the public viewing times, the Environmental Center is offering butterfly-themed family programs that include access to the butterfly tent on Sat., July 30, at noon. Appropriate for adults and children ages eight and older. “Butterfly Gardening Workshop” will be led by Essex County Rutgers Master Gardener Jean Greeley, who will talk about the basics of creating a butterfly garden.

Cost of the family program is $8 per child and $10 per adult. Pre-registration is required. Participation in these programs also includes time in the butterfly tent.

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Homeless Solutions Earns Four Star Rating

omeless Solutions’ strong financial health and commitment to accountability and transparency have earned it a four-star rating from Charity Navigator, America’s largest independent charity evaluator. Since 2002, using objective analysis, Charity Navigator has awarded only the most fiscally responsible organizations a four-star rating.

“Homeless Solutions’ exceptional fourstar rating sets it apart from its peers and demonstrates its trustworthiness to the public,” according to Michael Thatcher, president & CEO of Charity Navigator. “Only a quarter of charities rated by Charity Navigator receive the distinction of our four-star rating. Homeless Solutions continues to be a part of a preeminent group of charities working to overcome our world’s most pressing challenges. Based on its four-star rating, people can trust that their donations are going to a financially responsible and ethical charity when they decide to support

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Homeless Solutions has had a four-star Charity Navigator rating for 12 of the past 14 years.

“It’s important our donors trust that we’re using their donations wisely in our work to provide shelter, services, and supportive housing to homeless and low income people,” said Homeless Solutions Chief Development Officer Stephanie Cicale. “Our four-star Charity Navigator rating demonstrates to our supporters our good governance and financial accountability.”

Homeless Solutions is a private, nonprofit organization that has been helping the homeless and working poor in the Morris County area since 1983. Their staff and programs give people the tools they need to rebuild their lives, and as working people move to independence, Homeless Solutions provides sustainable homes people can afford. To learn more or volunteer, visit them at www.homelesssolutions.org.

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esidents of Morris County and surrounding communities are invited to a Family Fun Day and Resource Fair on Sun., July 31, from noon to 4 p.m., at Central Park of Morris County. The feature of this free event – held rain or shine – will be a competitive Wheelchair Softball Game at the park’s Challenger Field from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Those attending will have the opportunity to experience firsthand Morris County’s fully accessible ball field and playground, while gathering valuable information presented by vendors about a range of available disability services and resources in the community. The event is being sponsored by DAWN Center for Independent Living, a non-profit agency serving people with disabilities in Morris, Sussex and Warren counties.

“This event will provide an opportunity to bring together all members of the community not only to have a fun day with the family, but also to gather valuable information on disability services and supports available in surrounding communities,” said Carmela Slivinski, executive director at DAWN Center for Independent Living. “Last year, this event observed the 25th anniversary of the

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It was such a success that the staff and board of Directors at DAWNcil decided to make it an annual event.”

DAWN Center for Independent Living (DAWNcil), based in Denville, is a non-profit agency that assists individuals with disabilities in Morris, Sussex and Warren counties with many services, including advocacy, information and referral, peer support, independent living skills trainings, employment opportunities and more. DAWNcil also administers the Morris and Sussex County Early Intervention Service Coordination Units, offering quality services and support to families of children from birth to three years who have delays and disabilities.

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