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Livingston Teen Launches STEM Initiative to Help Underprivileged Kids
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BY Jason Cohen hrough her passion for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), a Livingston teen is attempting to help underprivileged kids through an initiative she started called Techshare Project. Molly Cantillon, a sophomore at Newark Academy, formed her organization in February, but her idea and concept for it began about a year ago when visiting her grandfather, Qichong Mo, in China. She had been to China before, yet now a bit older and more educated, she realized this farming mountainous village five hours from the airport, really had no technology and seemed cut off from the rest of the world. “Growing up in Livingston, my whole life it seems like everyone here has an insurmountable amount of technology,” she said. “I realized that a lot of kids, especially my relatives, didn’t have the same opportunities that I have with technology.” Cantillon recalled that she showed some people in the village some coding on her laptop and didn’t have the faintest idea of what she was doing. In fact, she met a young girl named Mowei, who told her that most people in the village are barely high school graduates. Seeing these people so separated from society really affected her. So, when she returned home, she spoke about it with her parents, Marc and Lilly, and decided to form Techshare. “I think the key thing is to get them interested in STEM at a young age,” she remarked. “I realized STEM and technology will make up our future world.” Cantillon contacted numerous organizations and eventually the Peace Corps and the Batey Foundation agreed to partner with her in the Dominican Republic. The Batey Foundation partners with communi-
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he Livingston Health Department will be offering a free vision screening in January. The screening will be held on Wednesday, January 23, 2019 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at the Livingston Senior Community Center, 204 Hillside Ave, Livingston on the lower level in room 118. The screening will be provided by the New Jersey Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Many peo-
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Afternoon of Jazz at the ACL Gallery
he Arts Council of Livingston is proud to present Jazz at the ACL Gallery, a contemporary jazz performance featuring Pianist Bob McHugh, with Ron Naspo on bass and sax/flute player Don Giantomasi. The public is invited to enjoy a fine jazz performance in an intimate space filled with lots of art. What bet-
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he Arts Council of Livingston Gallery held its reception for the latest exhibition, Black & White PLUS on Sunday, January 13th. The Gallery is located at 2130 Town Center Way, Livingston (enter on Carillon Circle) . Featured were original works of art, pottery, wearable art, jewelry. Original art works and beautiful handcrafted jewelry, magnificent scarves make unique, thoughtful gifts for family or friends. This event was open to the public. Light refreshments were served. Some featured artists were Larry Sohn, Hugh Mahon, Melinda Diaz and Chas Palminteri. The exhibit continues until March 4th, 2019. Hours are noon to 5 p.m., Thursday through Saturday. Other times are available by appointment. Call Hugh Mahon at 973-747-2257 or Vivian Olshen at 973660-6374 to schedule an appointment. No need to RSVP; we look forward to seeing YOU at the reception!
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ollowing a rehab center stay for a fractured hip, 94-year-old Carrie Jean Pagley began a specialized physical activity regimen in her Verona home provided by the West Essex YMCA. Cardiac nurse Valerie Beck, the Health and Wellness coordinator at the West Essex YMCA, visited Pagley twice a week for many months in 2015. “She liked Val and looked forward to her visits because she was so upbeat,” Pagley’s daughter, Marlene Waldock, recalled. “It wasn’t just the exercise, it was the socialization; they’d walk up and down the halls talking and laughing.” When Pagley died in January 2016 after a brief illness, Waldock asked friends and family to donate to Healthy Aging at Home instead of sending flowers. They contributed $1,500 for the program, which serves 40 to 50 seniors a year. Waldock then began helping to fund Healthy Aging at Home through her
annual gifts to the West Essex YMCA “I wanted to make sure it continued for other people,” said Waldock, owner of 1st Impression Communications LLC. Waldock became one of the first West Essex YMCA Program Champions, alongside the Kiwanis Club of Livingston and Regal Bank. Program Champions make a minimum three-year financial commitment to support a YMCA program near-and-dear to their heart, West Essex YMCA Executive Director Helen Flores said. “Program Champion donors help us promote the mission of the Y,” Flores said. “Their support allows us to provide programs that have a big impact, and the three-year commitment helps ensure program sustainability.” The Kiwanis Club of Livingston has been partnering with the West Essex YMCA for decades.
West Essex YMCA Health and Wellness Coordinator Valerie Beck, a cardiac nurse (right), visits 96-year-old Doris Goldman in her Verona home. Goldman is a participant in the YMCA’s Healthy Aging at Home program.
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YMCA’s Healthy Aging... continued from page 6 participate each season, which runs from early March through the end of June, Flores said. The YMCA also allows swimmers and their families access to the exercise equipment, gymnasium and pool during the season. Supporting the Piranhas “is a perfect fit for the Kiwanis because it fits with their mission of
taking care of children with special needs,” Flores said. “The YMCA has been a tremendous partner,” Pollock said, who served five years on the YMCA’s board of managers. He noted the YMCA routinely provides volunteers for Kiwanis events. Regal Bank, headquartered in Livingston, helps fund YMCA
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long-term benefits for the community,” Metropolitan YMCA Chief Development Officer Lisa Kelly said. For more information about becoming a Program Champion, the YMCA invites community members to contact Kelly at lkelly@metroymcas.org or 973-758-9622. ABOUT THE Y Established in 1885, the Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges invests in its diverse communities to promote wellness, safety and quality of life for children, adults and seniors. Its seven branches in East Orange, Livingston, Maplewood, Hackensack, Hardyston, Stillwater and Wayne are committed to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility through an array of programs. Some 35,000 people belong to the Metro Y, which awards more than $2.8 million annually in direct and indirect financial assistance.
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Alzheimer’s 101...What You Should Know at NCJW/Essex Center for Women in February
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he Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women welcomes Geriatric Care Manager Shelley Steiner, LSW, Education and Outreach Coordinator for Alzheimer’s New Jersey on Tuesday February 5th from 10:30 a.m. to 12 noon for a comprehensive overview of everything Alzheimer’s and memory loss. If you are interested to learn about these matters and other forms of dementia, this is one workshop not to be missed. Treatment options, risk factors, warning signs, planning for the future, coping with behavioral and other changes, and accessing community resources will be reviewed. This program will be held at the Linda & Rudy Slucker
NCJW/Essex Center for Women in Livingston, 70 South Orange Avenue, Suite 120. Registration is required and open to all women in the community. To register or for additional information about this or other programs, please call the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women at 973-9944994, or visit www.centerforwomenNJ.org. Workshops are free for members of NCJW, and $7 per workshop for non-members. The Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women is a nonsectarian, nonprofit community service sponsored by the NCJW Essex County Section that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, families, and the elcontinued on page 9
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February Computer Classes at NCJW/Essex Center for Women
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skills for job positions or for women who would just like to learn for their own personal use. All programs are held at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. There is an $85 fee for each course, and registration is required. The Center for Women also offers low-cost career services for women who would like to enter or re-enter the workforce. Additional free services are available for displaced homemakers. A displaced homemaker is defined as a woman who has lost her
workshops. Lesley Greenstein of Summit is President of NCJW/Essex, and Paula Green of South Orange is Vice President of the Center for Women.
primary source of income due to divorce, separation, or the death/disability of a spouse. The Career Services Program offers one-on-one job counseling, as well as seminars in career choices, resume writing, job search strategies, and interview techniques. For further information and to register for any programs call the Center for Women at 973-994-4994 or visit www. centerforwomenNJ.org. Please inquire about reduced fees and waivers. The National Council of Jewish Women, Essex County Section, and the State of NJ Department of Children and
Families Division on Women fund the Displaced Homemaker Program at the Center for Women. The Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women is a nonsectarian, nonprofit community service sponsored by the NCJW Essex County Section that works to improve the quality of life for women, children, families, and the elderly through a variety of nonsectarian services. Lesley Greenstein of Summit is President of NCJW/Essex, and Paula Green of South Orange is Vice President of the Center for Women.
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NJ Coalition for Education and Positive Choices Officially Announces Friday Nights at Mennen Arena is Back Starting Friday January 4 and running ten consecutive Friday nights through March 8 at 7:30 p.m. until 10 p.m.
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By Megan Roche or 21 year old Michelle Amoresano, her love for the sport of gymnastics has been a part of her life since the age of seven. While Amoresano started the sport late compared to many of her Rutgers Gymnastics teammates, the love still beats just as strong. The Rutgers senior may call New Brunswick home for meets but was born and raised in Whippany. After graduating from Whippany Park High School in 2015, Amoresano knew she wanted to continue her gymnastics career. During her junior year at Whippany Park, Amoresano signed her National Letter of Intent to compete Division I gymnastics at Rutgers University. “Once I committed, it took a big weight off my chest and I could really focus on my goals that I wanted to accomplish during my club career and prepare for college a little earlier than everyone else.” Amoresano said. When Amoresano began gymnastics at the age of seven, she progressed rapidly through each individual level. She began her gymnastics career at Retcontinued on page 16
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continued from page 14 tig’s Gymnastics Training Center before transferring to North Stars Gymnastics Academy in 2010. “My parents and coaches realized it was time for me to switch gyms when my skill level was progressing so fast. I went through each level very fast and I made Junior Olympic Nationals four times. It came pretty naturally.” Amoresano said. As she progressed at a high rate, mastering skill after skill, Amoresano had the opportunity to represent North Stars at the Junior Olympic Nationals four times. In 2010, she qualified for level nine eastern nationals, placed second in the entire state in the all around in 2012 and 2013. In 2014, Amoresano was the level 10 uneven bars state champion. While at Rutgers, Amoresano is studying Journalism and Media Studies. Her biggest career goal? Become a sideline reporter for the NFL. As she kicked off her senior season with a meet in Cancun on Jan. 4, Amoresano has big goals for this year. She is currently
training a double layout on floor and hopes to have it competition ready for her final season of gymnastics. Amoresano has had many proud moments while attending Rutgers. In 2016, she was given the Hardest Worker Award and qualified to NCAA Regionals on vault. In 2018, she achieved the Hardest Worker Award again and was also given the Chrystal Chollet-Norton Award. The award is given out annually to the gymnast who works hard, maintains a positive attitude and has the ability to persevere and commit their all to being a student athlete. “It means a lot that my team and the coaches have been so welcoming. Our team is very close and our team dynamic is supportive. We are always bonding with each other and our team culture is molding very well together.” Amoresano said. College is not all parties and fun for Amoresano and the Scarlet Knights Gymnastics team however. Each morning, the team has either spin or lift training for an hour before they head to the gym from 10:00 to 1:00 continued on page 17
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continued from page 16 PM every day to get in their reps on vault, bars, beam, and floor. Amoresano competes in the All Around, meaning she competes on all four events. Throw in the rigor of classes and Amoresano stays quite busy. “It’s definitely tough. I have study halls and I try to stay really productive. We don’t really get a lot of downtime so I try to stay on top of everything as it comes.” Amoresano said. Rutgers will host four home meets this season. With one meet scheduled to take place at the Livingston Recreation Center and three meets scheduled to take place at the Rutgers Athletic Center, Amoresano cannot wait to kick off her final year of the sport she has loved for so long. “I want to enjoy every moment because I know that I don’t have many opportunities left to enjoy this sport. I feel like I have 19 sisters that I can count on for anything. I know I’ll miss the daily challenge.” Amoresano said. In her senior year, Amoresano’s teammates named her and
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State, and many more. Last season, the Scarlet Knights got their solo win night. coach regime in charge this season, Amoresano is excited to see what Salim-Beasley can do. start my season on a high note. Her standards are a lot higher than what three years. I like the way that she’s working with us and with the team. more prepared already.” Amoresano said. prepares to say goodbye to the sport she’s loved for years, she reminisced girl who fell in love with the sport and never looked back. is not like many other sports. It’s mentally challenging and it takes a toll but I think after I’m finished with gymnastics, I’ll be able to walk into life confidence.” Amoresano said. Rutgers Gymnastics home meets are scheduled for Jan. 19 against University of Nebraska. The team will have back to back weekend meets on Feb. 2 against University of Maryland and Feb. 9 against Penn State University. The final home meet is scheduled for March 8 against University of Bridgeport, Centenary College, and Towson University.
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5 Tips for Staying on Track in the New Year Hydrate all day. Hydration is a foundation of good health. Before bed each night, put a 16-ounce bottle of water in the bathroom then drink it first thing in the morning for a daily energy boost.
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