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Township of Livingston to Hold... continued from front page Steve Lichtenstein, still waiting to conwho has been doing firm some future it for over 25 years. sponsors.” After There are also sponsorships are many other activ- secured, the comities to be coordi- mittee hires the nated on the day, folks providing acas well as securing tivities for the day, sponsorships prior such as pony rides to. “Sponsorships (sponsored by Reare crucial, and the gal Bank) and othmajority come from er kids programs, local businesses. a DJ to play music Fireworks this year for the kids as they will be sponsored play, Powerhouse by Summit Med- Studios Wacky ical Group. The Sports (providing Main Stage Enter- a truck with video tainment with Bon games for kids), an Jovi Tribute band ice cream eating "Wanted DOA" is contest, bouncy sponsored by Saint rides and games, Barnabas Medi- coordinating the cal Center. We are biergarten (“It ab-

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Israel often gets a bad reputation because of the media and the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) and hopefully trips like this will change that, Hutter stressed. “By getting people there, they really see what’s going on,” he said. “They see the truth.” The group also met with Magen David Odom, the EMS unit in Israel and saw what it is like to respond to trauma firsthand. He recalled how when he started the program 10 years ago he was just getting involved with the Israeli Bonds Board. But ultimately, it was his goal for doctors to experience Israel, learn and have fun. The trips usually have between 20 to 40 people and often many go more than once. “I thought it would be really cool if we did a doctors trip to Israel,” Hutter said. “Israel doesn’t discriminate and that’s the message that doesn’t get out to the public.”

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Computer Classes Offered at NCJW/Essex Center for Women in July

egistration is now open for July computer classes at the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women. Intro to WORD is scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Tuesday July 9th from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and Basic EXCEL is scheduled on Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Wednesday July 10th from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Classes are open to all women regardless of their religious affiliation who need to improve their skills for job positions or for women who would just like to learn for their own personal use. All programs are six sessions unless otherwise stated and held

at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women 70 South Orange Avenue, 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 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

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A Symposium in Livingston

By: Megan Roche f you could sit down with a journalist, who would it be and what would you ask them? On May 8, residents from Livingston and surrounding communities got exactly that chance. During the year, the National Council of Jewish Women, Essex, host lunch and learn programs, where the public can learn about a variety of topics. Their spring event, Breaking News: Navigating Today’s Media, opened up a crucial conversation between journalists and news consumers on the future of the news industry. “The current media and with the press under attack all the time, newsrooms are bleeding money and people, everyone is talking about what’s real and what’s fake news, it’s a critical time to talk about journalism and where we’re headed and what we can do to be better consumers of the news,” Stephanie Abrahams, Director of Advocacy

and Community Engagement for NCJW Essex, said. With all the events going on in the world relating to the media, it’s no surprise that NCJW wanted to give people a chance to understand how the media works and the importance of a free press in society. The panel discussion on May 8 featured Stephanie Clifford, an Investigative Reporter and NY Times Contributor, Marshall Cohen, a CNN Reporter and Producer, Rob Nelson, WABC-TV Anchor and Reporter, and Kevin Lerner, a Professor of Journalism at Marist College. The four panelists were chosen thanks to their background in the media but also their influence and education on a wide range of media topics. “We wanted to cover all of our bases and give our attendees a chance to hear from all different types of media personnel.

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Essex County Executive... continued from page 13 The award winners were nominated by social service agencies and community organizations that work closely with the Essex Division of Senior Services and were chosen because they are positive role models for the younger generation, have worked tirelessly to assist fellow seniors and made tremendous contributions to improve the quality of life. The honorees are as follows: Stephanie Gerstein from West Orange is a volunteer with Listen to Children, the Friend Advocate Program, Reading Buddies, Interfaith Hospitality Network and Succeed2gether. The plaque presented to her states: “Stephanie Gerstein makes a positive impact on every person she meets. Much of her volunteer

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utilized her crocheting skills to create hats for infants taking their first breaths in area NICUs and blankets for hospitalized chemotherapy patients and seniors in nursing facilities. She currently can be found back in the kitchen serving lunch to participants in the Essex County Senior Café program in Weequahic Park. We are proud to recognize this “super volunteer” as an Essex County Legend.” “Thank you for thinking this much of me. I have always enjoyed working with children and seniors,” Johnson said. Claire Seidner Scholz from Livingston is a retired school psychologist and supervisor with the Irvington Public School District who operates the Kosher Nutrition Lunch Program at the JCC in West continued on page 16

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continued from page 14 Orange and is a member of the Livingston Senior Advisory Committee and AARP Chapter in Livingston. The plaque presented to her states: “As a school psychologist and supervisor in the Irvington Public School District for 28 years, Claire Scholz impacted the lives of generations of students and parents. When New Jersey mandated sex education be included in the curriculum, she took the lead to train other teachers, wrote curriculum guides and became a well-respected authority throughout the state. In retirement, Ms. Scholz is a devoted volunteer at the Margulies Center at the JCC in West Orange, where she has served in various leadership roles and essentially runs the Kosher Nutrition Lunch Program. She further advocates for seniors as a member of the Livingston Senior Advisory Committee and Livingston AARP Chapter. Ms. Scholz’ desire to give back to her community is an inspiration to us all.” “I worked in Irvington for 28 years and

enjoyed every day and I continue to work because I enjoy what I’m doing. This is a tremendous honor and I appreciate it,” Scholz said. Yusuf Statum from Newark worked 24 years at UMDNJ, helped found and organize the annual Scudder Homes Reunion, and was a founding member and president of the Central Ward Community Group. The plaque presented to him states: “Mr. Statum has always involved himself in helping others and building a stronger community. He assisted older Americans as a senior service worker at UMDNJ for 24 years. After lamenting that the community only came together in times of grief and crisis, he was instrumental in organizing an annual three-day celebration on Howard Street. The event has evolved into the “Scudder Homes Reunion” and continues to strengthen the bonds between neighbors. He also is a founding member and President of the Central Ward Community Group, a grassroots group that has been championing

and advocating for the neighborhood for the last two decades. We are proud to honor Mr. Statum as an Essex County Legend for his leadership, activism and concern on behalf of his neighbors.” “My reward of helping others is to see the smiles on their faces. I appreciate this award greatly, but I would continue to do what I’ve been doing even if I wasn’t being recognized,” Statum said. Catherine F. Willis from East Orange cont. on page 18

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the news. It’s very easy for people to get into the habit of thinking that news is just there and not to hold the people producing it responsible for doing it well. People need to understand the process in which the news comes about.” Lerner said. Cohen agreed with Lerner, showcasing that the basics of working in a newsroom are still very much present today. “In many ways, journalism is under attack right now. It’s important to speak up and use our voice, explain what we do, how we tell the truth, we check our facts, and the most fundamental elements of what we do, we’re still doing it and it’s important to make sure everyone knows that.” Cohen said. NCJW will host another lunch and learn in the fall. Their fall 2018 luncheon focused on the Me Too movement and shared experiences from sexual abuse survivors. More information on the fall 2019 luncheon will be available soon at www.ncjwessex.org.

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Essex County Executive... continued from page 16 served as the Director of Planning and Economic Development for East Orange, President of the Essex County Board of Taxation, Director of the Essex County Division of Community Action and held a leadership role with the Girl Scout Council of Greater Essex and Hudson Counties. The plaque presented to her states: “After holding several corporate positions, Catherine Willis found her calling in public service and the non-profit sector. It was through this second career that this social worker at heart was able to fulfill her passion to help others and assist the public to improve their living conditions. Ms. Willis empowered young girls through her work with the Girl Scouts and was a founding member of the first state-funded day care program, which continues to operate today in East Orange. She also impacted the community through the positions she held with the City of East Orange and County of Essex. Among her notable achievements is successfully lobbying several states to enact “motor voter” legislation that enables

residents to register to vote when they apply for a driver’s license or registration. “I’m retired, but I don’t know I’m retired because I’m still so active. I’ve always lived my life being ready to help another person,” Willis said. The Essex County Older Americans Heritage Month Celebration is part of a yearlong series of programs initiated by County Executive DiVincenzo to recognize and celebrate the diversity of Essex County. Other cultural celebrations celebrate African American Heritage, Irish Heritage, Italian Heritage, Jewish Heritage, Latino Heritage, Portuguese Heritage and Women’s History. The Essex County Division of Senior Services offers a wide range of services to eligible Essex County senior citizens. The Division offers adult protective services, provides basic transportation services, administers adult day care centers, offers counseling services, provides home delivered meals and offers visiting nurse services. For more information, please call the Division of Senior Services at 973-395-8375.

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Popular Gazebo Concerts Return to the Livingston Oval by Steve Sears

ome July, the end of the weekend becomes a little more relaxing. The reason? The Township of Livingston resumes its popular Gazebo concerts Summer Concerts are held at the Gazebo on Memorial Oval on Robert Harp Drive every Sunday during the month of July from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The summer concerts are sponsored by Regal Bank, who have been sponsoring the concerts for over 10 years. “We are very fortunate that Regal Bank (headquartered in Livingston) sponsors the shows,” says Liliana Branquinho, Township of Livingston Senior & Adult Enrichment and Special Events Supervisor. As for many people attend the

weekly shows, she says, “It depends on the band. We can have anywhere from 300 to 500. The concerts are well received every year. Everybody is used to having the concerts on Sundays.” Branquinho also adds that, In the event of rain or extreme heat, concerts are not canceled but moved indoors to the Livingston High School Auditorium. “We are fortunate to have a great relationship with our Board of Education and they absolutely are a great help during inclement weather. This line-up for this year is as follows: 7/7 Epic Soul (performing classic soul and R&B plus Today's hits);7/14 Joey Arminio & the Family - Oldies Show (50's and 60's music);

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Livingston School Administrator Wins Distinguished Service Award By: Kimberly Redmond

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aison between the school district and township, the press release said. Robinson has also “been instrumental in monitoring many of the joint projects that have benefited the Livingston community,” according to the district. In addition to his day-to-day work in the Livingston Public School District, Robinson currently serves as a trustee to the New Jersey Schools Insurance Group and as chairman of the North Jersey Educational Insurance Fund, according to the school district. The Marlboro resident earned his bachelor’s degree from Rider University and has been a Certified Public Accouncont. on page 25

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Livingston and Hackettstown College Students Shine at NJ Mathematics Competition By: Kimberly Redmond

college student from Livingston earned the top prize at the 16th annual New Jersey Undergraduate Mathematics Competition (NJUMC) at Raritan Valley Community College. Sofia Shvaiko, a freshman at the County College of Morris (CCM), won the highest-ranking individual score overall and the highest-ranking female score at the April 13 contest in Branchburg. She was among 84 participants from two- and four-year colleges across New Jersey that competed individually and as teams. Shvaiko and her teammate Gabriel Lukijaniuk also won

first place for highest-ranking team from a two-year school. The team’s faculty advisor, Associate Professor Kelly Fitzpatrick, said the wins were “truly impressive results” and thanked the mathematics department for its support of the students competing at NJUMC. Shvaiko, an international student from Kharkiv, Ukraine who is currently living in Livingston, has competed in several math competitions in Eastern Europe, according to the County College of Morris. “My family was proud of me that I proved my knowledge outside of my country cont. on page 23

Courtesy of CCM, Gabriel Lukijaniuk, of Hackettstown, won third place in the individual competition at the 16th Annual New Jersey Undergraduate Mathematics Competition. Sofiia Shvaiko, of Livingston, won the highest-ranking individual score overall and the highest-ranking female score. Together, the two won first place for the highest-ranking team from a two-year institution.

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Livingston and Hackettstown... continued from page 22 and had the skills to compete,” said the computer science major. After she graduates from the County College of Morris, Shvaiko plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree at Rutgers University and become a software developer, according to the County College of Morris. Shvaiko’s teammate, Lukijaniuk, a Hackettstown resident and County College of Morris freshman, came in third place in the individual competition. “Winning at the competition was strange,” Lukijaniuk said. “I wasn’t sure how

I compared to other people who majored in math and had the same passion and studying habits as me. So I was actually quite surprised when I had found that I placed that high.” Like Shvaiko, Lukijaniuk aims to complete his bachelor’s degree at Rutgers University. His ideal job, he said, would be a combination of math professor and math researcher. The competition was held as part of the Garden State Undergraduate Mathematics Conference, which is a oneday event held in April each year.

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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

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At Justina Falafel they serve delicious, simple Middle Eastern dishes using recipies that have been handed down from one generation to the next for centuries. The menu has something for everyone, including a variety of pita sandwiches, fresh made salads, grilled chicken breast and lamb kababs. In addition, there is a tantalizing selection of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free items and a menu for kids. And, of course, their desserts are awesome! Hany is always looking for new ideas. He has just put together a lunch menu, where the price is $7 and up. They are open 6 days a week. Tuesday-Thursday 11:00 a.m. to

10:00 p.m., Friday 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., Saturday noon to 11:00 p.m., and Sunday noon to 9:00 p.m.. They accept all major credit cards. A new feature on Friday nights is live jazz music from 7pm-10pm. There are new entertainers each week. If you are having a party, they have catering on or off premises. Justina Falafel will be happy to cater your next event. They cater “at your

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