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Hanover Township Elementary School Stays Heart-Healthy
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By Anya Bochman alem Drive Elementary School of Whippany has dedicated another year to helping its students stay “heart-healthy” while raising funds for the American Heart Association. By participating in AHA’s Jump Rope for Heart program, the school intended for children to learn jump rope skills, become educated about how their heart works
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and raise money to help kids with heart conditions. This year proved unique, as it marked the first time that all three elementary schools in the Hanover Township school district participated in the campaign. Kicking off the event on Thursday, Jan. 18, Salem Drive followed AHA’s Jump Rope for Heart mission statement of “having fun, learning how to stay healthy and making a difference in the lives of others.” As part of this motto, a jump rope team from Lincoln Elementary School in Hasbrook Heights visited the students and performed a demonstration during the kickoff assembly. Sean Peterson, Salem Drive’s physical education teacher and one of the coordinators of the drive, has participated in the Jump Rope program for three years. He explained that parents helped students set up online pages where they could receive donations in exchange for jumping rope. The funds raised came mostly from parents and their coworkers, as well as the children’s extended family. With the insurance company American International Group matching a donation, the total amount raised came to $10,125 – far surpassing the original goal of $6,500. The American Heart Association’s website aided in the process by providing tips on fundraising, as well as links to stories of the children that the Jump Rope for Heart
Kiana Brown and Olivia Nitto from Ms. Rockwell’s third grade class pose during P.E. with their jump ropes. Photos courtesy/Sean Peterson.
campaign would be helping. Jump Rope for Heart week took place in Peterson’s physical education classes from Feb. 12 to Feb. 16, with final donations having been submitted by Feb. 23. While the majority of the donations came from continued on page 12
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Hanover Township Resident First To Win State Wrestling Championship Title
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By Julie Ross anover Township has a new claim to fame. On March 4, 17-year-old Ricky Cabanillas of Whippany emerged victorious in the 145-pound bracket at the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) Wrestling Championship Finals at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. Cabanillas defeated Nick Bennett of Franklinville’s Delsea Regional High School 5-2, becoming the first Hanover Township resident to become a state champion in the sport. A junior at DePaul Catholic High School in Wayne, Cabanillas-whose twin brother, Nicky, finished the match fifth at 126 pounds-was a silver medalist in the same weight class last year. He has also won county, district, and regional championships and the Powerade Wrestling Tournament, which is widely acknowledged as one of the most difficult competitions of its type in the U.S. Cabanillas’ win in Atlantic City isn’t all that surprising considering the time and effort he devotes to wrestling, which has been his passion since the age of six. He
Pictured, from left, is the Cabanillas family: Sister Toni-Marie, twin brother Nicky, mom Theresa, champ Ricky, dad Carlos and sister Gina-Marie.
joined the Hanover Township Recreation Department’s Hanover Township Bobcats team as a first-grader and remained with the program through the end of eighth grade. As a middle school student, he was a member of the wrestling team at Whippany’s Memorial Junior School, becoming the only wrestler to win the National High School Coaches Association (NHSCA) Middle School Tournament for three consecutive years. Both Cabanillas and his brother also attended the Scorpion Wrestling School in
Fairfield, competing on its national team. The two still take private lessons there. A grueling schedule involves practice six days a week, along with the private lessons twice a week and workouts at the gym. “We have to eat a certain way to maintain our weight, and on top of that, we have to keep up with our studies,” Cabanillas said. “Nicky and I have been on the honor roll every marking period, because school is the most important thing to both of us.” continued on page 12
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First Presbyterian Church Of Hanover Prepares For 300th Birthday
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By Steve Sears andwiched between busy Route 10 and Hanover Road in East Hanover is a structure out of the past, a house of restful serenity still amid a realm of busyness. First Presbyterian Church of Hanover, whose congregation had its beginnings back in Whippany in 1718, still celebrates Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. with a small but faithful community. And on October 7 the congregation will celebrate its 300th anniversary. “The 300th immediately leads us to realize that the church has been around since well before the foundation of our nation,” says Reverend Jin Han, pastor since 2010. “The history of this church permits us glimpses of colonial times when many things we take for granted were not readily available. “The church witnessed the sacrifice of many for the nation and the peace of the world in
the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, World I, and World II,” he continued. “The 300th anniversary testifies to the constant care with which families have been raised in faith. Children grew up and went forth from here to different parts of the country and the world to carry the love of God they have experienced in this place. The church that stands today at East Hanover is a landmark to which they can refer back. The church has been doing that now for three centuries.” Preparations for the 300th birthday began at a coffee hour meeting in September 2017, according to Sandra Mackowiak, chairperson of Worship and Music. “Some were a little hesitant of what can we do, but some spoke up as they agreed we should do something,” says Mackowiak. The first congregation was established and met along the Whippany (then Whippanong) River, but then moved to the
current spot. In 1755, Hanover Church was rebuilt and lasted for 80 years. In 1835, that structure was torn down and, using wood from the dismantled church building and oak tree cuttings, the current house of worship was built. It sits proudly upon a tiny hill, overlooking the neighborhood. Mackowiak adds that the special celebration involves important details. “Someone reminded me it was going to be 300 years and I knew that I had to get the ball rolling!” she says. “We had one more meeting after that and it was agreed we should do something to celebrate.” A luncheon is set to be held on October 7 at the Hanover Manor following that day’s church service. East Hanover Mayor Joe Pannullo has said
he’d be pleased to do anything he can to aid the celebration. President Donald Trump and his family or a personal representative has even been invited to attend. Mackowiak concludes with a final thought regarding any special happenings leading up to October. “I can’t give away what I have as surprises because it has to be such to make the occasion so special for so many that are past and present members,” says Mackowiak. “That’s my goal! To make it something to remember for all that supported the church all these years and are still alive.” For more information on the 300th anniversary and history of First Presbyterian Church of Hanover, visit www.firstchurchhan.org.
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State Wrestling Championship Title... continued from page 2 Cabanillas also attributed some of his success in wrestling to several coaches with whom he said he has been “blessed” to work since he was a child. Among them: Pete Monteverdi, who coached him when he was enrolled in the Hanover Township Bobcats
program and later, in middle school; and Carlos and Jamie Rodriguez of Scorpions Wrestling School, who served as his coaches throughout his elementary school and middle school years. “Now I have three great coaches at DePaul helping me
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continued from front page online contributions, the campaign also accepted cash and checks. “The week of the event, there was a ‘Jump Rope Extravaganza,’ with themes and contests,” Peterson explained. “The drive was school-wide, grades K through 5. There are approximately 270 students in the school; not everyone raised money, but they all jumped rope.” As an incentive for youngsters to raise money by jumping rope in exchange for donations, the American Heart Association gave away small prizes for certain goals reached. This year, participants won toys courtesy of AHA’s “Scare Squad” – a collection of themed toy monsters that “scare” away heart disease. For example, a cute toy monster named Disco “scares away heart disease by eating fruits and veggies and tells others to
do the same!” Peterson said, “The prizes helped in that one child would see a friend with a toy, and they would then want to participate, too.” To make sure the children fully understood the message of the campaign, Peterson was charged with educating the students about heart health. “On my end, I’d sit them down and do a mini-lesson, talk to the students about how important the heart is,” the teacher explained. “I talked about eating healthy, drinking plenty of water and exercise – getting the heart rate up.” Stating that Salem Drive Elementary School will continue to participate in the Jump Rope for Heart campaign every two years, with the next date being 2020, Peterson said that the school district and the American Heart Association have a “good partnership.”
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achieve my goals: Head Coach Keith Karsen, Assistant Coach A.J. Mott, and Assistant Coach Trevor Meldi,” he said. Cabanillas emphasized, though, that his biggest supporters are his family, who attend all of his matches, and his grandmother is always at the ready with apple and banana cream pies. “My Dad has taken us all over the country to compete and has driven us hours away to practice meets where he knew there would be good kids to wrestle with,” Cabanillas said. “When we were younger, he would stay at all our practices and watch, then, when we came home, he would get on the mat with us and go over what we had just learned.” He added that his mother is “the best,” traveling “everywhere” with him and his brother for matches, prepar-
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isitors to the Whippany Railway Museum on Saturday, May 19, will enjoy a celebration of Armed Forces Day from noon to 5 p.m. The Military Transport Association of North Jersey will display a variety of classic, restored U.S. military vehicles and more at the museum site. Visitors will also see restored vintage locomotives and rail cars at the site. The event will be run in conjunction with the Museum’s regularly-scheduled train rides that will operate on the same day. Advance online ticket purchase is highly recommended. Visitors can climb aboard an authentic, restored caboose or the elegant “Jersey Coast,’’ club
car and enjoy a relaxing trip back to a simpler era. The train ride is a 10-mile, 45-minute round trip. A unique part of this event will feature railroad cars carrying military “cargo” that will be part of each train operating throughout the day. The cost of the event is $16 for adults and $11 for children under 12. The event is co-sponsored by the Military Transport Association of North Jersey, a non-profit organization for people interested in collecting, restoring and operating historic U.S. military vehicles of all types. Check out the MTA’s website at www.MTAOFNJ. ORG.
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Budgeting Tips For A Healthier Lifestyle
rom the cost of gym memberships to prepping healthier meals, living well can be expensive. Before you abandon your goals for a healthier lifestyle, consider these tips that show you don’t have to overspend to live a better life. Plan Your Meals An impromptu visit to the grocery store inevitably ends up costing more than a wellplanned trip. Get organized by planning your meals and grocery list ahead of time to help save money and find ways to use healthy ingredients across multiple meals. Plus, preparing meals at home helps ensure you can eat the foods you want, rather than settling for something because it’s the only sensible option on the menu at a restaurant. Another option is taking advantage of the premeasured portions of healthy meal boxes, which can help you skip the prep time and avoid wasting unused groceries. Weigh Your Workout Options A gym membership may be a tempting investment when you’re trying to commit to a
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get-fit regimen, but it’s not always the smartest move money-wise. If you can discipline yourself to use it, investing in at-home equipment may be a better long-term buy. There are also plenty of ways to add exercise at no cost through activities like running, walking or practicing yoga in your living room. Invest in Rest Eating better and increasing physical activity are important aspects of a healthy lifestyle, but so is giving your body a chance to rest. Quality sleep lets your body and mind heal and rejuvenate from everyday activity, and better sleep is likely to reduce your stress level while improving your mental function and mood. There’s no better way to show yourself some love than with a good night’s rest, but according to research from Mattress Firm, 35 percent of Americans report their sleep quality as “poor” or “fair.” Additional research shows that 64 percent of people experience improved sleep quality after investing in a new mattress. As the nation’s
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mon illness, a retail clinic may be a more cost-effective option than a traditional doctor’s office. Many insurance carriers offer an incentive for retail clinic visits by offering discounted co-pays, or if you’re paying out of pocket, the retail clinic can be a big money saver. A healthier lifestyle requires commitment and hard work, but as these tips prove, creating a better life doesn’t have to mean overhauling your budget. (Family Features)
Making The Most Of Family Vacations
amily vacations can seem like daunting endeavors to organize, as planners must cater to each member of the family and their individual needs. Family vacations can cost several thousand dollars, which only adds to the pressure planners may be under. But careful planning makes it possible to simplify the process so more time can be spent resting, relaxing and having fun. Child-friendly hotel One of the “musts” when booking a family vacation is finding the right accommodations. This often means booking rooms at family-friendly hotels. Things to look for when seeking hotels include amenities like swimming pools and recreation areas, nearby parks and other attractions that kids can enjoy, and easy access to stores that sell necessities.
When booking a room, request one that is close to the elevator or the breakfast buffet. If you have youngsters who nap or go to bed early, try to book adjoining rooms or one-bedroom suites. This way the kids are tucked in but accessible, allowing adults to enjoy their downtime. Plan the trip together Get the entire family involved when planning a vacation and let children who are old enough to have a say in some of the travel plans. Let kids choose some activities, pick some restaurants or even select which seats to sit in on the airplane. Pack as lightly as possible Pack light and, if possible, buy some necessities when you arrive. Few things can be as headache-inducing as dragging along extra luggage with kids in tow. Choosing a hotel or resort with laundry facilities can
be advantageous to active families who may get messy along the way. Allow for downtime While it’s beneficial to have an itinerary, leave some moments for spontaneity and rest. You don’t want to return home so tired from the trip that you need another break. Use downtime as opportunities for kids to lead the way. Travel off the beaten path Mature children may like sights and sounds that aren’t necessarily designed for kids. So while it may be tempting to stick to big-name resorts that cater to families, there’s plenty of enjoyment to be had exploring lesser-known islands or villages. And while you’re at it, introduce children to native cuisines so they can broaden their culinary palates.
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5 Ways To Refresh Your Home For Spring
pring is a time for renewal and awakenings. It’s also the perfect time to take your cues from Mother Nature and devise a plan to reduce and reimagine your way to a refreshing, updated home you can fully enjoy once more. Reorganize cluttered areas If a room (or rooms) in your house are in disarray, start by reorganizing those often-used spaces to give them a likenew look and feel. Begin by removing everything from the room - including the furniture, if you’re able - and separate your belongings into boxes or piles based on what you plan to put back in the room, move to another location and throw away or donate. Once you’ve cleaned the space, resituate the necessary furniture then place items you’re keeping back in their places in tidy fashion so they’re easy to locate. Eliminate the extras While you’re freshening up the house, it’s the perfect time to purge unwanted and unused items, but remember that items in good condition can actually do good for those in need. By donating clothing, electronics, furniture, household goods and vehicles to be sold in The Salvation Army Family and Thrift Stores, you can help transform lives in your local community. A good rule of thumb: if you haven’t used it in the last year and it doesn’t have special sentimental value, it’s probably time to let it go. Get rid of grime A whole season’s worth
of dirt and dust accumulates during the cold winter months. A deep clean inside and out can restore your home to its former glory. Inside, take time to launder all of your linens, including curtains, rugs and bedding. Move furniture to vacuum behind and below, and don’t overlook dust and dirt magnets like mirrors, light fixtures and the insides of cabinets, especially higher shelves that see infrequent use. Outdoors, hose off or power-wash surfaces like windows, siding, decks and concrete to restore a crisp, clean appearance. Revise for real life If there’s an area of your home that isn’t quite working for your lifestyle, spring cleaning is the perfect opportunity to make a change. That may mean reconfiguring furniture for a more functional living room or converting an underused guest room into a useful craft or project space. Take time to consider what changes will make the space more practical, and even sketch out some possibilities on paper to finetune your ideas before you get to work. Discover new decor A spring refresh is about more than just decluttering and cleaning, it’s about giving new life to your home with new decor, accessories and artwork. One affordable option: seek out unexpected treasures by shopping for great bargains at thrift stores. The proceeds from the sale of items found at shops like The Salvation
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comes from the county’s Preservation Trust Fund, which generates revenues through a voter-approved special county tax. The tax, set at 7/8 of a cent per $100 of tax assessment, should generate about $8 million this year. Of that money, the county allocates 2/8 of a cent to the Park Improvement Trust used by the Park Commission to restore facilities and 5/8 of a cent is allocated to the other Preservation Trust Programs. About 13,900 acres of open space have been preserved with the assistance of grant funding from the county pro-
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