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By Dawn M Chiossi unger and food insecurity are a huge problem in America and every community out there. Residents of Pompton Lakes are invited to help stamp out hunger by participating in this year’s

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Sponsored by the National Association of Letter Carriers, this is the world’s largest single day food drive in the nation, traditionally held on the second Saturday in May. This year marks the 27th annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, when letter carriers aspire to help aid with the problem of hunger in their respective communi-

ties. Since 1993, this long running event has occurred in more than 10,000 cities and towns. This program is an outgrowth of a tradition of community service from the National Association of Letter Carriers over the last 125 years.

Early on they decided that the ideal time for the food drive should be held in the spring, because most of the food donations are received over the holidays, making the shelves less plentiful in the continued on page 4

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Kinnelon’s Lewit Signs to Play Basketball for Muhlenberg College

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By Melissa A. Kay ust in time to coincide with March Madness, Kinnelon teen Bobby Lewit is living out his own basketball dreams as he was recently signed to play for Muhlenberg College’s beloved basketball team. A standout player since elementary school, practice has certainly paid off for the sports-minded senior, who will start college in August, putting his skills to the test alongside the college’s best and brightest athletes.

According to Lewit’s head coach for the past four seasons, Matt Arroyo, a Social Studies teacher at the high school, Lewit is a hardworking athlete and student, meaning he’ll make the most of his college experience, both on and off the court. As for “off the court?” He’ll be majoring in Business, as per Coach Arroyo.

As a four-year Varsity Basketball player at Kinnelon High School, Lewit is well-prepared to take the next step, giving Muhlenberg basketball fans a new face to

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Naturally, it takes talent to get to this level, but Coach Arroyo explains Lewit’s extra “special something” that has advanced him to this exciting stage in what’s sure to become

some of Lewit’s most memorable moments of his life. “Bobby was one of the hardest working players I have coached. He was the first player in the gym and the last one out of it. He constantly worked on his game year round and is commonly

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seen shooting in his backyard and in the gym. He was also a great teammate and a two year captain.” Dedication and determination - two traits Lewit will need to hold on to as he progresses from the Colts to college.

Unsurprisingly, Coach Arroyo noted how excited Lewit was to be accepted at Muhlenberg when he learned of the news in January. “He can’t wait to start his academic and athletic career there.” Lewit’s teammates are rooting for him, and Coach Arroyo is, “very proud of Bobby and happy that he is going to a school that will fit his skill set on the basketball court.”

Between academics and athletics, there will be little time for much else, but hopefully Lewit will get a few free

moments to do some of his favorite things, which Coach Arroyo lists as hanging out with friends, working out, lifeguarding, and spending time with his family.

Based upon Lewit’s love for the game and his awesome abilities, playing college hoops will only make him fonder and more focused. And Coach Arroyo has faith in one of his finest players and a gem of advice, “Bobby has to maintain the level of dedication and effort that he has shown during his four year high school career. Playing college basketball will not be easy, but Bobby will do fine!”

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Now with the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, helping with hunger is as simple as collecting the mail--something people do every day.

Participation in the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is completely voluntary, that is, not every town participates.

According to Roy Jancio, National Association of Letter Carriers Representative 38, he is eager to get the word out about this worthwhile event.

Jancio discloses that Pompton Lakes (and its surrounding towns of Butler, Riverdale and Pompton Plains) has been eagerly participating easily since the food drive began, proving that letter carriers do much more than deliver mail. They are part of people’s lives, a connection to others.

The Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is a prime example.

On May 11th, letter carriers will be collecting non-perishable food. To participate, it’s as easy as filling up a bag and just leave out your donation by the mailbox.

It is asked that donors set out bags of food well before your letter carrier’s normal pick up time. The rule of thumb is to have your donation out by your mailbox by 9:00 a.m.

Top requests for non-perishable food include: cereal, pasta, pasta or spaghetti sauce, rice, canned fruits and vegetables, canned meals (such as soups, chili and pasta), 100% juice, peanut butter, macaroni and cheese, canned protein, (tuna, chicken, turkey), beans (canned or dry).

In addition, donors can also donate healthy, low- sodi-

um, low-sugar items such as beans, oatmeal, other whole grains, and olive or canola oil.

People will even donate baby food. It is asked that people not donate frozen foods, homemade food, or home-canned items. Please do not donate items that are in glass containers or expired.

In keeping with food safety procedures and practices, food that is opened, damaged or out of code, will be discarded by the food bank in its sorting practice.

There’s no need to worry about using a special kind of bag to place food in, any will do.

Paper bags tend to hold more food, while plastic tends to guard against wet weather.

Pompton Lakes combines the best of both as they will accept brown paper bags with plastic bags under them, so they are easier to carry.

No matter the weather, as the post office motto dictates, donations will be picked up.

“Everyone here is so excited,” Pompton Lakes Letter Carrier Louis Massetti asserts. “The way it works is that about a week before the drive, we will send a card out through the mail and then people will set out their donations.”

All food goes to the letter carriers’ respective local communities. In Pompton Lakes, donations will go to various locations, including soup kitchens, food banks and St. Mary’s Church. “Anywhere there’s a need for food,” Massetti asserts.

All food donations are tax deductible.

He discloses that the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive continued on page 6

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continued from page 4 is so well received that often have 20 to 30 bags of food at any given time.

Every effort is made to pick up every donation, but on the off chance that one donation is missed, there’s no need to worry. Simply contact the local post office or place the donation outside, and it will be picked up on Monday instead.

Additionally, Jencio brings up a valid point, residents can still donate food in person, taking it to the food bank or pantry or their respective post

offices in person. “In these areas, people don’t always want to leave food out because of animals like raccoons getting to it, or if they won’t be home on May 11th, they can still donate food.

“Here in Pompton Lakes people are so generous,” Massetti prides. “They will even wait for the truck and bring their bags to it. No matter where you are, they will find you.” Their generosity even extends to after the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

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is over, people are still bringing food to the food bank.”

Although both he and Jancio take into account that recently donations have dwindled due to hard times, they both point to the utter caring of the people involved. “Letter carriers aren’t getting any overtime for this, yet we look forward to Stamp Out Hunger Day every year. People give what they can, and for everyone it’s a wonderful way to give back and make a difference.”

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“Letter carriers do so much more than deliver mail, we are the connection to the people,” he shares. “We notice our customers, when things are not right, such as when mail piles up. Sometimes we have to call the hospitals or police in an emergency when a customer needs help.”

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Meet the New Bloomingdale Free Public Library’s Children’s Event Coordinator

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By Steve Sears onica Galiano, Children’s Event Coordinator for the Bloomingdale Free Public Library since October 2018, is hosting story time, leading a group of 11 toddlers in activity.

First there is the singing of “Hello children, I’m glad you came today…” with each child’s name eventually finding a home in the initial line, a march to music around the tiny Juvenile Area, a sing-along, and finally a coloring and pasting arts and crafts session.

“She’s really good,” says Katarzyna Wizner, mom to daughter Julia and son Maximus, who attend often. “I like how the program works here. The crafts are really good.”

“This job happily fell into my lap,” says Galiano, who speaks both English and Spanish. “That ability to speak Spanish – a lot of the children come here after school

for homework help, and their parents don’t speak a lot of English, so with me being able to explain to the parents how to help their children do their homework, it helps them go home and understand what their children have to do, and the parents will look at me and grasp what their children needed to get done that they weren’t getting done before.”

Galiano, lovingly known to the children as “Miss Monica”, brings her own children to the Bloomingdale Public Library, and she says they love the books. “They love to read, that love to read to each other.”

Also, there’s that special something the Borough and tiny library deliver. “It’s the hometown feeling you get here.”

Then there’s the throwback to Galiano’s own childhood. Her mom was a Teacher’s Aide, and she often visited the library with her when younger. “This job opened up my mom in me,” Galiano says with a smile, reflecting. “I see my mom shine through.

She loved kids, she loved the reading aspect. I remember going to story times with my mom, her sitting down on the floor with me, reading a book.”

Galiano’s tasks include conducting story times, which can entail all that was mentioned earlier, in addition to pajama parties, watching movies, inviting special continued on page 9

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continued from page 8 guests to speak to children (“I recently had a dentist come in, because I feel that kids can’t be afraid of dentists,” she adds), and more. “This,” Galiano says, pointing to the shelved books and other things in the Juvenile Area, “is all different realms of

knowledge. You come back here, and you hold the world in your hands. The different countries, the different things about your state, and then you have your imagination.”

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Galiano now visits the local schools to read to young students, and she and Patricia Adam Perugino, Library Director, are trying to get more involved in the schools. Perugino applauds what Galiano has brought to the library. “Monica is an incredible asset to the library staff! Her positive attitude and customer service skills make her a real team player,” says Perugino. “She is creative, enthusiastic and self-motivated as she plans, designs, and implements age-appropriate events for children.

Monica is compassionate and eager to facilitate the Summer Reading Program, A Universe of Stories.”

Jennifer Storms, a Bloomingdale resident and mom to 3 -year-old Jonah and Est.1977

1-year-old Julianna says, “The kids get to socialize with each other, they have lots of activities, they play with bubbles, they get music, they do a craft, they read a story, so it’s just a variety if things.” And as for Miss Monica? “They love her.”

Galiano hopes to educate children more about and raise awareness about different diseases. “I love the fact that they do that now in the schools,” she says, eager to aid, pointing out the books that have green dots on them, books that teach about Autism awareness, educate regarding children in wheelchairs, and more.

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Many vets have moved to a three-year vaccination schedule, wherein pets only have to receive routine shots every three years instead of annually. Some pet owners are choosing to forego annual checkups because they don’t see the need to visit the vet unless a pet is sick or due for shots.

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Local Financial Professional Earns Reputable Designation Mark Charnet of American Prosperity Group becomes a Certified Financial Fiduciary® (CFF)

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“Helping my clients to protect and grow their wealth for their retirement needs has always been my top priority as a financial professional,” said Charnet. “I’ve always done what is in the client’s best interest, and now the CCF designation is an easy way for the public to understand that I have an additional organization to be in compliance with when I am handling their finances.”

Charnet founded American Prosperity Group in 2003 after 25 years of experience in the retirement and financial estate planning industry. American Prosperity Group’s expertise and services range from wealth management for people of all age

brackets and net-worth to retirement and estate planning, coupled with long-term care protection strategies. Now that Charnet has successfully completed the rigorous certification and training process established by the NACFF and The American Financial Education Alliance (AFEA), he will uphold the highest moral, ethical and fiduciary standards of service when providing advice to potential or existing clients.

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Kinnelon Library Hosts Award Winning Writer Ron Hutchinson

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By Elise Phillips Marguils on Hutchinson is an illustrious writer and producer whose works have appeared on television, in movies and on stage. He visited the Kinnelon Library on March 28 to discuss how combining common observations of life and events in his surroundings with imagination enable him to create his novels.

People who went to hear him speak in the interactive event were encouraged to bring their memories of Kinnelon, stories and old photos to inspire them to spin tales.

Hutchinson spoke of how Kinnelon is full of characters and stories—as all places are.

He explained that everyday life provides all the inspiration one needs to write any genre of literature: a romantic comedy, a ghost story, a gangster movie, a

period drama or a horror flick.

The secret is to think in narrative terms. Being conscious of how whatever we see or experience can be utilized in a story helps writers to conceptualize plot ideas.

Hutchinson was born in Northern Ireland in 1947 and raised in England. His early plays were greatly influenced by his life in Ireland where he witnessed political conflict and violence. He was an author and playwright for years before adding screenwriting to his resume. In England he began writing television and film scripts as well as plays.

Hutchinson also served as the resident writer for the Royal Shakespeare Company while in England. He moved to Los Angeles after he had begun writing for television and movies.

He also lived in Fayson Lakes in

Kinnelon for a couple of years after decades of residing in Hollywood.

Throughout his Hollywood career Hutchinson continued to write plays because they allowed him to explore the ideas he was passionate about and to retain control over his writing.

Screenplays involve many other participants and the finished product often strays from the original content.

Hutchinson has written dozens of critically acclaimed and award-winning plays, television shows and movies. Some of his most well-known movies are The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Tuskegee Airmen, The Burning Season, Murderers Among Us: The Simon Wiesenthal Story and Fatherland. Marco Polo and Traffic: The Miniseries are a couple of examples of his famous television shows.

Kim Christian, Kinnelon Library’s Program Coordinator, said that Hutchinson had spoken at the library another time as well. “We love when he visits the library! He’s very funny and engaging. He has an Irish brogue accent. It’s so interesting to hear Ron talk about how a writer’s mind works. He notices people and situations and ideas bounce around in his head as he tries to imagine the story behind them. His lectures are so inspiring that everyone lingers in the parking lot discussing what he said.”

Those who attended Hutchinson’s event were left with the beginning ideas and works for stories and movies.

He also stayed and answered questions for the public, many wanting to know about his experiences in Hollywood.

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Kinnelon Education Association Hosts 9th Annual 5K

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By Dawn M Chiossi ot of Gold. It brings to mind fanciful leprechauns and rainbows. It also makes people envision the idea of luck. There is nothing lucky regarding the idea of scholarships. For those who seek one, it takes hard work.

Now the Kinnelon Education Association is sponsoring their 9th Annual 5K Scholarship event entitled Pot of Gold to be held on April 28th. There’s something freeing about running, and spring is the perfect time to enjoy it. Getting the body moving, seeing the blooming spring weather, feeling the mind wander, there’s so much to like about running.

When there’s a giving back element, an ordinary 5K can catapult itself into something extremely rewarding. Everyone can enjoy this community

event getting together to walk or run and participate in this great cause. The time will be from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Located at 121 Kinnelon Road in Kinnelon, the 5K is being held in support of Kinnelon education. Registration ends on April 26th. Proceeds collected will benefit Kinnelon Education Scholarships for Kinnelon High School’s graduating seniors. Entry fees will be $25.00.

For Kinnelon students and staff, the entry fee is only $15.00.

The route will begin on the Kinnelon High School grounds, will go through the borough roads, and end on the Kinnelon High School track. Additionally, there will be a Mile Fun Run beforehand at 8:15. The proceeds raised from this event additionally will go to a chosen charity, which has yet to be decided.

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For individuals and teams, this is a wonderful event for all.

Be sure to come out in green to show support for both Kinnelon Seniors and Earth Day. Not for just Kinnelon residents, the Pot of Gold 5K is something that people in surrounding areas can join in, and officials are looking forward to it. According to Chairman Alana Van Der Sluys, in the past an impressive 200 to 300 people have attended the Pot of Gold 5K. “Scholarship proceeds go to a senior that applies for the scholarship,” Van Der Sluys explains. “Ideally, this student has excelled academically but also has contributed meaningfully to the Kinnelon Community.”

Van Der Sluys, who has been with the Kinnelon Education Association with two years is excited regarding this 5K run and Scholarship event, hoping that is as successful as possible.

“My hope is to give a scholarship as big as we can to a deserving senior, raise as much as possible for the charity that is chosen for the Fun Run, and to put on a fun event where all different types of people in the community can come together and have a great time,” she states.

Van Der Sluys relates that feedback for this event has been very positive and people of all ages have joined in for this worthwhile cause. “We have categories of winners from 14 to 80 which is really wonderful to see. We’ve seen people trying to beat their own continued on page 21

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continued from page 20 times running, or even having a nice leisurely walk with their friends or their baby strollers,” she tells.

She is extremely grateful for the support of their sponsors.

“I’m always amazed how generous the local businesses are,” she asserts. “Many of them are very willing to donate in some way. We’re especially thankful for the North Jersey Business Connections this year because 15 of their members donated, which ended up being a huge chunk of our scholarship this year. I think that everyone is thankful for the Kinnelon Education Association for putting on an event that brings together, highlights our most standout students, and promotes local businesses all while showing the community the strength and hard work of the teacher union.”

Van Der Sluys discloses that her favorite part of the whole event is giving out the medals to the top three winners in each age category and raffling off the gift cards from local businesses. “Everyone likes to win,” she quips.

“This is a wonderful event, something to bring the school and community together just as the weather is warming up,” she says. “It helps to remind us the importance of community, both by coming together to walk alongside each other on the day of the race and by showcasing the wonderful things our youth does to help their community flourish.”

For further information or details on the Kinnelon Education Association 5K Scholarship Run, please visit www.runsignup.com/kea5k or vandersluysa@kinnelon.org.

William Paterson University Student Art Exhibit at Laurelwood Arboretum

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riends of Laurelwood Arboretum will host an exhibition of artwork by students in William Paterson University’s art department.

The nature-inspired works will be on display from April 7 through April 28 at the Knippenberg Center for Education at Laurelwood Arboretum, 725 Pines Lake Drive in Wayne. The exhibit is curated by Professor Matthew Finn and Professor Leslie Nobler.The Opening Reception for the exhibit is scheduled for Sun. April 7 from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend. For

anyone who wishes to see the artwork at another time, the Knippenberg Center is open Tues. through Sun. from 12 noon to 4 p.m.

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Jeff Zaun Announced as Sports Factory Club’s Technical Director

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By Aaron Krepel eff will work with both Lee Bakewell (Boys DoC) and Patrick O’Connor (Girls DoC) to fine-tune and manage the coaching and future pathway structure for the club. Using his knowledge of professional academy systems, Zaun will be tasked with improving the club’s current curriculum to offer the best methods in developing our youth players as well as educating the staff and guiding them in their professional development.

Zaun comes to TSF Academy as a former professional player for both the Metro Stars alongside Tim Howard, Tab Ramos, Tony Meola and Alexi Lalas, before a brief stay with Chicago Fire under Bob Bradley.

Following his retirement from professional soccer, Zaun went on to become the Rutgers University Assistant Head Soccer Coach, while taking on a role as a scout with the United States Soccer Federation. Zaun’s scouting responsibilities extended beyond players, as he was tasked with also sourcing the best coaches and referees in the region.

Zaun then took on a role with the New York Red Bull Soccer Academy exhibiting his skills in both coaching and recruiting.

While working with the club, Zaun’s U19 team finished 15-0 and ranked first in the country, seeing their top player, Ben Mines eventually sign with the first team. Zaun has seen a total of twelve of his Red Bull recruits make the first team, including US National

team players Matt Miazga, Tim Weah and Tyler Adams, a testament to a career of hard work and dedication on and off the field.

In January 2018, Zaun was appointed Director of Youth Scouting for the Red Bull Soccer Academy, building an extensive player evaluation system for the Northeast region while coordinating all scouting efforts in the area.

When asked, Zaun described the opportunity with TSF Academy as, “a perfect fit. The club’s commitment to developing players; its coaches; and the facilities and programs it offers are at the forefront of the youth soccer community in New Jersey. I look forward to being a part of that commitment to excellence and sharing my experience with the clubs coaches, families and players. After speaking with the club about the direction they wanted to go I was excited about the opportunity to work alongside the current management team to help execute on our shared vision for TSF.” “Honestly, we’ve had some major challenges over the past 12 months, but they are a learning tool for all of us. We will always benefit from these experiences and challenges. We will look to learn from them and use those to make the club stronger. Jeff is the perfect person for this job. His demeanor, experience, and professionalism will definitely help TSF return to its roots in developing young coaches and players better than any other club out there,” added Bakewell.

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atricia Wojtyszyn, broker/owner of CENTURY 21 Crest Real Estate, Inc. is pleased to announce that in recognition of her outstanding sales production and commitment to quality service, CENTURY 21 Real Estate LLC recently honored Danielle Fiorina, sales associate with CENTURY 21 Crest Real Estate, Inc. with the CENTURY 21® President’s Producer Award for the seventh consecutive year. The annual award is bestowed upon those CENTURY 21 System sales affiliates that earn the CENTURY 21 CENTURION® award and the CENTURY 21 Quality Service Pinnacle Producer award in the same calendar year.

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Volunteers Help to Beautify Laurelwood Arboretum

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pril is National Volunteer Month, and the volunteer season will begin at Laurelwood Arboretum on Tues. April 9 at 9 a.m. at the arboretum’s pavilion. Anyone who is interested in volunteering is welcome. Laurelwood Arboretum is located at 725 Pines Lake Drive West in Wayne.

On kickoff day, the volunteers will work until 11:30 a.m. and then enjoy refreshments and a welcome event starting at noon. Mary Jo Sichak will present, “What’s in Bloom,” a slide show of all the flowering plants, trees and shrubs in the arboretum that she recorded and labeled last year.

Sichak is a Master Gardener, a member of the Board of Directors of Friends of Laurelwood Arboretum, and an accomplished gardener and photographer.

“The arboretum would not be beautiful and healthy without the hours of work

put in by our volunteers,” said Elaine Fogerty, Executive Director of Laurelwood Arboretum “Our volunteers prune, thin and propagate; divide and replant perennials; plant bulbs; mulch the gardens; and eliminate invasive weeds. There is always work to do, something new to learn and someone new to meet.”

Volunteers are welcome to work in the park any Tues. or Fri. from April 10 through October. Individuals can drop in anytime and do not need to sign up in advance. They should bring water, small hand tools and gardening gloves if they have them. Groups are asked to call 973831-5675 or send an email to info@laurelwodarboretum.org to make arrangements in advance.

In addition to gardening, there are a number of construction projects to maintain the bridges, paths, and other

structures in the arboretum. Friends of Laurelwood Arboretum also welcomes volunteers to join a committee or share special skills in writing, marketing, fundraising, publicity, computers or any other area.

Volunteers include students, scouts, corporate groups, Passaic County Master Gardeners and people of all ages. For further information about volunteering and to be directed to the area that best fits your interests and talents, please send an email to info@laurelwoodarboretum.org or call 973-831-5675.

Friends of Laurelwood Arboretum is the nonprofit organization that helps preserve and manage the 30-acre property in partnership with Wayne Township. To learn more, visit the website www.laurelwoodarboretum.org.

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Climbing Beyond Cancer:

Randolph Climbing Center Hosts Fundraiser No. 17 Vol. 1 for Epic Experience

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n the evening of Saturday December 15, Randolph Climbing Center (RCC) hosted an event Climbing Beyond Cancer to fundraise for the organization Epic Experience.

Epic Experience provides free weeklong adventure ex-

periences to adults who have been diagnosed with canacer. “Most organizations that existed at the time when Epic Experience was founded focused on kids or young adults. Epic Experience is the only one who does adults and all stages of Cancer, both

those currently in treatment and survivors,” says Sabine Schwab, who organized the event.

Schwab, 36, of Roxbury, was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2014 at age 32, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. Her tumor was about the size of a golf

ball. “I had open brain surgery, six weeks of daily radiation, and a year of chemotherapy,” says Schwab. She is a brain cancer survivor of almost five years now and devotes much of her time volunteering.

“I have dedicated my life to the cancer community. I serve on various boards, and I’m a speaker and advocate in the brain tumor community,” says Schwab.

S c h wa b a ttended an Epic Experience camp in May 2015.

Schwab’s experience brought her white water rafting on the Colorado River, among other activities. “It’s not just the adventures that bring the healing,” says Schwab, “they also make time for group discussions with commonly shared fears and questions along the cancer journey.”

Schwab joined the

Alumni Board of Epic Experience as an Outreach Specialist in June 2015.

In 2017, she became the Alumni Team lead, and in 2018 joined the Board of Directors.

Schwab enjoys climbing at Randolph Climbing Center and thought it would be the perfect place to fundraise for Epic

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By Dawn M Chiossi the managers and Eve is often a huge night ew Year’s the event for coordithe masses. People from all over nator of Randolph say goodbye (or in some cases, good riddance) to the old year and welcome in Climbing Center, the new says that theyone arewith merriment and fun. one of New the York’s great Time Square is perhaps the most famous, kept secrets of the but every location has its own traditions, local climbing com- and Morristown is a prime munity. The Epic Experience event was the first fundraising event at RCC. Now, “we are looking cont. on page 9

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Not your ordinary New Year’s event, First Night is truly unique and inclusive.

Celebrating the arts and inspiring all creative people out there through community and togetherness, First Night is an event where all the world becomes a stage. Sponsored

by Morris Arts, they welcomed in approximately more than 10,000 people to ring in the New Year.

Founded in 1973, Morris Arts seeks to build community though the arts, inspiring and enriching the lives of everyone in the community. Their programs, activities, and events inspire all to connect and engage.

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Garden State Yacht Club to Host Open House & Boating Safety Course

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he Garden State Yacht Club on Lake Hopatcong will offer a US Coast Guard-sanctioned boating safety course on Sat. May 4. Given in one day, students are eligible to receive the NJ Boating Safety Certificate at the completion of the course and passing the exam. All boaters are required by New Jersey law to have this certificate. Students do not have to be a member of the club to take the course. The fee for the course is $75 which covers materials, the exam, and lunch.

Sign in at the GSYC Clubhouse, 33 Point Pleasant Road, Hopatcong at 7:30 a.m. The class runs from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Register online at f.federico@att.net. Or call 973398-0022. Visit www.GSYC.org for further details.

The Garden State Yacht Club is also hosting an open house at their clubhouse on Lake Hopatcong for prospective members on Sun. April 28 and Sat. June 1 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Tour the facilities, including heated pool, playground, fire pit, tennis and pickle ball courts and docks. (A boat not needed for membership). Club members will be in attendance to talk about the extensive summer and year round activities.

Some of these include dining, dancing, parties, trips and entertainment that are available to Garden Sate Yacht Club members.

For more information and to reserve a spot at the open house, please call 973398-0022 or visit www.GSYC.org.

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an arts-based summer camp where they can perfect their crafts of acting and music. The Dave J. Grimes Sr. Memorial Scholarship is named for a former audience member who loved attending productions at Smiling Rhino.

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