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By Bethany Zorn he Livingston High School (LHS) Key Club received a “HALO Shout Out” from Nickelodeon last month for their work with Livingston’s Intergenerational Prom event. Ricardo Hurtado, teen actor and singer from the Nickelodeon show “School of Rock,” helped deliver the shout out in a video. Hurtado recognized the LHS Key Club’s work to “bring different generations together on the dance floor.” Hurtado said, “You guys are so inspiring.” Nickelodeon, Key Club International’s partner, features kids and their families
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who “HALO” (Help And Lead Others) in various acts of kindness and who work to make the world a better place. HALO describes their cause as “Ordinary kids doing extraordinary things – that’s the HALO Movement!” LHS Key Club advisors, Giovanna McCorkell and Michael Ladolcetta admired all of their students’ hard work. “Mike and I are extremely happy to have the hard work of our students recognized on a platform like Nickelodeon,” said McCorkell. “We are so proud of our students and know that they will serve as positive role models for other children.” continued on page 6
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a moving story of triumph and tragedy expertly told by a cast of unforgettable characters. Fletcher’s writing is superb and rises to the level of importance that this story demands and deserves. Historical novels don’t get much better than “Promised Land.” A.J. Flynn (pseudo name) for Daniel Mallory wrote “The Woman In The Window,” which is an astounding psychological and thrilling novel. This book has been sold in 43 countries around the world and has been translated into 38 languages worldwide. It is
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By Cheryl Conway he choices may be endless, but no matter the picking, the fruits and veggies offered at Frutta Bowls in Livingston will delight the palate and nourish the body. The health-crave of eating fruits and vegetables in a bowl is spreading in New Jersey and throughout the country. The store is owned by Gionna Marotta of Caldwell, a graduate of James Caldwell High School and Drew University in 2017. “The newest craze of bright fruit bowls mixed with creative fruit combinations has hit Essex County- Livingston,” said Marotta. “These delicious acai, pitaya, and kale bowls that are healthy and Instagram worthy, are bringing happiness and positive vibes
to each and every customer.” Marotta is a top collegiate athlete that has trained hard and believes in living a healthy lifestyle. She is committed to creating a fantastic experience for Frutta Bowl customers. Frutta Bowl products are not only tasty but fresh and so healthy. Frutta Bowls specialize in acai, pitaya and kale bowls along with oatmeal bowls and a plethora of smoothie options. Frutta Bowls offers in house seating; order ahead service that allows customers to call in an order and skip the line; special platters; and catering options. Open from 9 a.m.- 9 p.m., Frutta bowls has options for every meal of the day or can be a healthy snack. For those with allergies or
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continued from front page The Intergenerational Prom is an annual event that the LHS Key Club holds for senior citizens to enjoy a free night of socializing, dinner and dancing. Students mingle with seniors, attend to their needs as hosts and hostesses, and join them for some dancing, making the night special and enjoyable for all in attendance. This past Intergenerational Prom was particularly special, marking the 30th anniversary of the event. Guests could admire the colorful “Happy 30th Birthday” decorations that filled the room while they enjoyed dinner, dessert and door prizes provided by local sponsors. One of the night’s highlights is the annual crowning of a prom King and Queen. One senior, along with one student, are chosen and share a memorable dance together. This year’s prom king is student David Lin and prom queen is Ruth Ross, a Livingston resident and navy veteran. LHS Key Club is a student-led organization that serves the community of Livingston, as well as nearby communities. Its mission is to make caring a way of life and help those in need. The organization fosters lead-
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ership through a commitment to service. Along with the Intergenerational Prom, the Key Club hosts several events throughout the year including a Black Friday fundraiser and the “ Kiwanis Karnival.” McCorkell explained that some of the club’s recent focal points have been eliminating hunger in N.J and fundraising for the elimination of maternal and neonatel tetanus in third world countries. They have worked closely with other Key Clubs in N.J., as well as the Kiwanis organization, whom McCorkell attributes to “playing an integral part in helping the club reach their goals. “Key Club is an amazing student-led organization and we encourage all students interested in serving others to join in middle school with the Builders Club and in high school with the Key Club,” said McCorkell. “We would like to thank Kiwanis, the community of Livingston, and the administration at Livingston for always supporting us as an organization.” For more information on the LHS Key Club, visit http://lhskeyclubb.weebly.com, and for more on Nickelodeon’s HALO project visit www.wehalo.com.
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By Elsie Walker hirty-five years ago, Terry Cook Delahaya USA in Chester started a car show that turned into an event like no other: Lead East, known as the world’s biggest ‘50’s party. The event grew to become a journey back in time to the music, dance, movies, and sights of the 1950s. After the last Lead East, Cook decided to retire to write a book. However, the party isn’t over. Four longtime Lead East attendees from the Hope area have taken ownership of the event and Jim Craig of Great Meadows has become event coordinator. With these changes, Lead East still features an abundance of classic cars, but it is morphing from a party into a festival of the 1950s, with more offerings for kids than in the past. Classic cars are still a big part of it, as is the
spirit of giving. Lead East will run from Thursday, Aug. 30 to Sunday, Sept. 2 at the Parsippany Hilton. “We want to open the door to more generations and introduce other generations to the ‘50’s,” explained Craig. He compares attending Lead East to being beamed up to a spaceship and taken back in time. Things were different then. “In the ‘50s, everything was American; it was an American phenomenon,” he said. Lead East has always had the sounds of rock and roll bands and accapella do-wop groups, the look of ‘50s fashion like poodle skirts and greased back hair, plus a traditional prom and even Elvis sightings. Now, it is offering more for not only those who remember the ‘50s, but those experiencing it for the first time. Craig shared that people can
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utting an end to bullying is everyone’s responsibility. Whether at home, school or elsewhere, it’s important that we’re proactive.
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he Arts Council of Livingston plans to hold its 18th annual Art at the Oval, on Saturday, Oct. 7, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Art at the Oval 2018 is free to the public and will take place rain or shine. In bad weather, the event will take place inside Livingston High School. Art at the Oval is a juried, outdoor, fine art and fine craft exhibit, with exhibits from many well-known area artists. The event, which takes place at the picturesque Livingston Oval on Robert Harp Drive, is a well-known tradition in Livingston and draws artists from the entire tri-state area. Artists compete in this prestigious juried art show for ribbons & cash prizes. Paintings, multi-media pieces, photography, artistic jewelry, sculpture, decorative pieces and wearable art are represented at the event. Art at the Oval will also
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Senior Adult Forum Planned For Residents To Discuss Concerns
ivingston residents are invited to a Livingston Senior Adult Forum set for Tuesday, Sept. 25, from noon to 2 p.m., at the Livingston Senior/ Community Center in Tahaney rooms 1, 2, & 3. Sponsored by the Township of Livingston’s Town Council and the Livingston Senior Advisory Committee, lunch will be served from noon to 12:30 p.m. The purpose of the forum is to have as many seniors present to discuss their concerns with Town Council members. Currently, these concerns are brought up by the Senior Advisory Committee members to Rudy Fernandez who represents the Livingston Town Council on the committee. Advisory Committee members only represent a fraction of the Livingston population and the Livingston Town Council is interested in hearing from a broader base of the 62+ community.
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Free Walking Club Planned
he Livingston Health Department will be offering a free walking club starting in September around the reservoir at the South Mountain Recreation Complex located in West Orange. Walking is a great way to get some exercise and offers many health benefits such as helping one to maintain a healthy weight, reducing joint pain, inproving balance, reducing the risk of high blood pressure, and more. The walking club will be on Fridays starting on Sept. 14 until Nov. 16, from 10 a.m.-
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Brad Ziffer To Sing The Oldies At Livingston Library
he Livingston Public Library invites the public to the premiere of the Fall 2018 Senior Happening series on Friday, Sept. 21, when Brad Ziffer presents “Sing’n The Oldies.” Ziffer has been a participant in the Wildwood Crest’s “DooWop Weekend” for a number of years and is currently the music director at St. Raphael’s Church in Livingston. His upcoming Senior Happening performance will include songs by Elvis, Bobby Darin and Nat King Cole (among others) and he has a self- proclaimed “love for the oldies.” He was also once part of a group who opened for Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge at Tarrytown Music Hall. When he’s not singing and playing piano at private events, Ziffer is also a successful voice actor for TV, radio and the internet. Katie Neylan, head of the
adult services department at the Livingston Public Library, says “I’m so excited for everyone to be transported back in time through a variety of songs and artists. Senior Happenings are such a great way to spend time socializing while also being entertained!” The Senior Happening is a monthly series that allows attendees, seniors or otherwise, to socialize during the first part of the program (noon to 12:45 p.m.) by bringing a bag lunch, while enjoying desserts and coffee served by the Friends of the Library volunteers. The program and entertainment then begins at 1 p.m. Registration is required and may be done in person at the library, by telephone at (973) 992-4600; or online at www. livingstonlibrary.org. Livingston residents may register starting Aug. 27 and other Essex County residents may register starting Sept. 10.
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he Livingston Health Department in conjunction with St. Barnabas Medical Center is offering a free stroke risk assessment screening on Thursday, Sept. 27, from 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. at the Livingston Senior/Community Center in Craft room 1. About 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke each year. A stroke occurs when either blood clots or particles block blood vessels to the brain or a blood vessel in the brain bursts. While there are some risk factors for a stroke that one can’t control such as age and race/ethnicity, there are many risk factors one can control which can reduce the
risk of ever having a stroke. Making lifestyle changes such as being more physically active, eating healthier and controlling high blood pressure, can all help with reducing the risk of having a stroke. The upcoming stroke risk assessment screening on Sept. 27 will help participants understand their risk and what they can do to lower that risk of having a stroke. The screening will include blood pressure, cholesterol screening, blood glucose and brief nursing consultation. Registration for the screening is required. For questions or to pre-register, contact Jessica or Melissa at 973-535-7961 ext. 227 or 228.
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By Azalia Whitlock ongratulations! The college process is over! The applying, the application fees, the running around for recommendation letters. It’s all over. Now the whole family is probably running to the nearest Bed Bath and Beyond trying to find which comforter is the most “aesthetically pleasing” to the ideal dream college dorm. Before running for those necessities, come back to reality and realize that this isn’t the end of the worry. For most families, how much money college will cost is top priority because as years continue, the prices for schools climb. Have no fear, here are some ways for soon to be college students to save and make money to help them keep college costs as low as possible. Apply for federal work study Federal Work Study is a
program most schools have in which students receive a job through the student employment office. The money that the student earns does not go toward their tuition but instead goes to the student as cash during the semester. Depending on the school, they allow students a certain amount of money to earn. Mary Primich of Trenton, a sophomore at Monmouth University double majoring in secondary education and English, works on campus at Pollak Theater through federal work study. “It’s hard getting a job when you’re in school,” she says. “It’s cool how we’re able to work on campus throughout the semester and get paid for it. I use a little bit of it for day to day expenses and then the other half I save some of it to pay off my loans.” Federal work study is also a
great way for students to get involved with their school as well as making money. Apply for EOF EOF (Educational Opportunity Fund), is a scholarship that allows New Jersey students to receive a well-rounded education that they normally would not be able to afford. Given to those students more than capable of doing great things after college, chosen applicants are given full admission to the university that they attend, financial support, and services throughout the year to help them succeed during their next four years. Arina Martin of Jackson, a sophomore at Monmouth University majoring in music, is one EOF scholarship recipient. She states “EOF has given me the opportunity to go to college when I couldn’t afford it. Without it (EOF), I’m not sure if
I would have been able to go to a university.” Be sure to check out the school’s website for their EOF program or call the school’s EOF department for requirements in seeking this financial help. Staying at home for school isn’t always bad Community college saves students money on food, room and board as well as other expenses such as room décor and transportation. Kassidy Orzechowski of Clifton, who recently transferred from Monmouth to go to Bergen Community College explains “I was supposed to go to Montclair but Montclair suggested I go to my local community college because getting your associates degree counts as having your general education requirements completed, continued on page 26
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he Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey has announced the launch of 30 new national Girl Scout badges exclusively for girls ages 5 to 18 at County College of Morris. The badges, which are immediately available, not only enhance the one-of-a-kind Girl Scout experience, but also address some of society’s most pressing needs, such as cybersecurity, environmental advocacy, mechanical engineering, robotics, computer science and space exploration. The announcement was made today in partnership with CCM in recognition of the college’s designation as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security. CCM is the only community college in New Jersey to hold that designation.
Nine of the 30 new Girl Scout badges focus on cybersecurity, and local Girl Scouts from Northern New Jersey worked on those badges at the recent launch event. As part of the rollout, CCM and the Girl Scouts plan to work together to offer program activities at the college’s Center for Cyber Security that will help girls earn their cybersecurity badges. “At Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, we are working to give girls the skills they need to succeed in the real world and give them the opportunity to practice their leadership skills so they change the world,” said Betty Garger, chief executive officer for Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey. “We feel it is important to help fuel the pipeline for women leaders in the future. In order to do that, girls and young women need to participate in program ac-
Girl Scouts from Northern New Jersey learn about cybersecurity in the Center for Cyber Security at County College of Morris during the launch of new national STEM badges.
tivities that show them that they can become leaders in the STEM field and see their potential in changing the world.” “CCM welcomes the opportunity to join with the Girl
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continued from page 20 this well-paying and rewarding field are growing, as the need for protecting information only becomes more critical. Teaching girls about this field at an early age is one of the most effective ways to increase the number of women in cybersecurity, while also showing them how to protect themselves and others online.” Girls in grades K–5 can now earn badges in: Cybersecurity, introducing girls to age-appropriate online safety and privacy principles, information on how the internet works, and how to spot and investigate cybercrime; Space Science, enabling girls to channel their inner NASA scientist as they learn about objects in space and how astronomers conduct investigations; Environmental Stewardship, through which girls learn how to respect the outdoors and take action to protect the natural world. • Mechanical Engineering for Girl Scout Juniors, through which girls in grades 4 and 5 design paddle boats, cranes, and balloon-powered cars, learning about buoyancy, potential and kinetic energy, machines, and jet propulsion. The new programming for
91 percent of holiday shoppers said they were planning to buy some of the items they researched online at physical locations. Even though online sales are booming, this data reinforces the fact that holiday shoppers still rely on brick-andmortar stores. Retailers who understand how to seamlessly offer both online resources as well as a strong physical retail presence may enjoy an especially profitable holiday season.
girls in grades 6 through 12 includes: • Environmental Stewardship badges, GSUSA’s first-ever badge series focused on environmental advocacy. Girls in grades 6 through12 prepare for outdoor experiences and take action on environmental issues. • Badges that teach girls how to program, design, and showcase robots, completing the suite of Robotics badges GSUSA first introduced for grades K through 5 last year. • The College Knowledge badge for Girl Scouts in grades 11 and 12, the first badge completely dedicated to college exploration. By showing girls how to research the admissions process, financial aid, and other factors, the badge fills a specific need that girls asked for — and that many do not have support for outside of Girl Scouts. • Two Girl Scout Leadership Journeys: Think Like a Programmer Journey provides a strong foundation in computational thinking and the framework for Girl Scouts’ first-ever national Cyber Challenge, coming in 2019. The Think Like an Engineer Journey exposes girls to design thinking to help them understand how engineers solve problems.
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t’s the “good old summertime,” a chance to share time with friends and families outdoors: at parties, barbecues and perhaps at the local swimming pool, nearby lake or even the ocean. With the warmer weather and easy access to the outdoors, safety - and particularly water safety - remains a concern when it comes to loved ones, especially small children. Here are some tips to keep everyone safer in and around the water. To lower the risk, designate a water watcher. Learn and practice lifesaving skills. Know the basics of swimming including floating, moving through water, CPR and first aid. When near water ensure the phone is fully charged, turned on and available. Install a four-sided isolation fence with self-closing and self-latching gates around backyard swimming pools. Install a pool alarm. Always check the pool first. Never leave water in buckets, wading pools or inflatable pools. Swim lessons should not be seen as “drown proofing.” Avoid inflatable swimming aids - they are not a substitute for approved life vests and often give children and parents a false sense of security. Know the signs of drowning for oneself and others. If exhibiting signs of drowning, stop and float. Here are nine water safety mistakes even careful parents make. Four-time Olympian Gold Medalist Janet Evans recently reminded others of the top nine mistakes that even careful parents can make in regard
to water safety. As a mother of two kids, she has plenty of hands-on experience keeping kids safe in the water—and smart insights into the pool mistakes even careful parents make. 1 - “My child is too young to learn to swim” – Statistics compiled by the USA Swimming Foundation prove that when parents put their child in formal swimming lessons, it reduces their risk of drowning by 88 percent. 2 - “The lifeguard will watch them.” – Drownings at pool parties are swift and silent, and usually take place with adults standing only feet away from the pool. Put the cell phone away, forget about all the other things that need to get done and give young children 100 percent of attention when they are near or around water. Assign Water Watcher Cards – these designate an adult as the Water Watcher for a certain amount of time, such as a 15-minute period, to prevent lapses in supervision. 3 - “My child is water safe.” – Janet Evans says: “No child is ever water safe. I am an Olympic champion, and I am not water safe! I could trip on the pool deck, hit my head and fall in.” As a USA Swimming Foundation Ambassador, I stress the importance of keeping children “safer” in and around the water, giving us one less thing to worry about.” Always ask, “Is there risk involved? How can I reduce the risk for my children?” As a family, learn to identify the risks associated with activities in, on, or around water. 4 - “I can solely rely on water wings to teach my kids to swim.” – Parents think that wa-
ter wings help their kids learn how to swim, but most water safety advocates do not recommend them because they give children a false sense of security. When a child accidentally falls in a pool it is generally without water wings. They need to know how to swim without them. Swimming aids such as water wings or noodles are fun toys for kids, but they should never be used in place of a U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation device (PFD). Never use flotation devices as a substitute for supervision. These toys do not prevent drowning, nor are they a life-saving device. 5 - “My pool is safe.” – Drain Entrapments: Parents should make sure that their pool’s drain and pump systems are
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Water Safety Tips... continued from page 22 child is ever pool- or water-safe. Drowning is silent and can take less than a minute. Never take eyes off a child while they are in a body of water for any reason. Never leave a baby in the tub even for a second. Children drown in bath seats and rings quickly and silently. Siblings cannot properly supervise a young child in this situation. If a child cannot swim, stays within arm’s reach of the child. Even in a portable pool. 7- “I don’t need a gate around my pool.” – Children can slip out of homes and into a pool unnoticed - even children with swimming abilities could run into trouble. Home pools, along with hot tubs and Jacuzzis, should have a self-locking gate around them if children are present in and around the
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No Vacation From Learning: United Way Program Keeps Kids Engaged
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tudies indicate that students lose the knowledge equivalent of one month of instruction per year due to summer learning loss. United Way of Northern New Jersey “Success By 6,” is helping parents combat this summer slide with a free calendar that promotes literacy. Featuring bright children’s artwork, the calendar offers daily ideas tied to reading, creating arts and crafts projects or taking part in a related activity. “During the summer months, parents have a lot more hours to fill with activities for their kids,” said United Way of Northern New Jersey Education Impact Area Director Michelle Roers. “This calendar helps keep the learning going in a fun, engaging way.” The Family Learning Calendar is available online by going to www.UnitedWayNNJ.org and clicking on the “Summer’s Here” box. The calendar features a word of the week that families can discuss, as well suggest-
ed activities to reinforce the words. Each week also sees age-appropriate book recommendations. During the week of Aug.19, for example, children will learn about the word picnic by reading books, planning a picnic and making a paper cutout picnic basket. “Reading throughout the year is always important, but it’s particularly key to keep the reading habit going when school is out during the summer months,” Roers said. United Way “Success By 6” is a coalition of community volunteers, child care center directors, parents and nonprofit agencies committed to ensuring that children enter kindergarten prepared for school and life. The coalition is dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of early childhood development and advocating for public policies to improve young children’s lives. United Way is seeking sponsors to print the calendar, which would help ALICE and families in poverty who may
not have access to computers on a daily basis. Research suggests that summer learning loss has a greater impact on low-income students. For more
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egistration is now open for computer classes, which start on Sept. 5 at the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women. Basic EXCEL is scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and Intro to WORD from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. These classes are each six sessions and are open to all women who need to improve their skills for job positions or for women who would just like to learn for their own personal use. Programs are held at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women, Livingston. There is an $85 fee for each course, and registration is required. The Center for Women also offers low-cost career ser-
vices 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 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. Reduced fees and waivers are available.
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egistration is now open for the Rainbow’s Children’s Support Group at the NCJW/Essex Center for Women, which will begin on Oct. 9. Children 5 to 12 years old grieving a loss from a life-altering crisis such as death, divorce, separation, abandonment or other painful family transition, can turn to the RAINBOWS Program at the Linda & Rudy Slucker NCJW/Essex Center for Women in Livingston. The group meets once a week for 10 weeks with the help of cochairs Lisa Bayer, Cindy Charney and Amy Brothman Ramer, all of Livingston. The program is offered free of charge regardless of school enrollment, religious affiliation, or town of
residence. Rainbows is an international nonprofit organization that provides peer support to encourage children to express their feelings. They are assisted in handling their grieving and adjustment process by caring, trained adults. It is not counseling or therapy. Kids learn there are many others like them dealing with the trauma of loss. Currently, the program is in elementary schools, high schools, churches, synagogues, day care centers, and Y’s in 49 states and 16 foreign countries. Anyone interested in this program and wants to register a child or has any questions should call NCJW/Essex Center for Women at 973-994-4994 or visit www.centerforwomennj.
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ap those toes and feel the beat during the PALS Plus’ “The Great Library Tour,” which continues throughout the summer at local libraries PALS Plus, the rockin’ library consortium of the best Passaic and Essex County libraries invites the public to pick up a VIP Ticket at any local library. The special VIP tickets showcase all stops on the tour. In keeping with this year’s summer reading theme, “Libraries Rock,” each library will highlight a special musical instrument. Participants will have their cards stamped at each library
stop on the tour. Library fans will be entered into drawings for American Express gift cards. Hit every stop on the tour and be entered into the Mega Drawing. Participants return stamped ticket to any PALS Plus library by Sept. 10 to be entered into the drawing. For additional information about “The Great Library Tour,’’ contact the Wayne Public Library’s Main Library or Preakness branch or the local PALS Plus Library. Library contact information can be located at www.palsplus.org on the members page.
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ference between a community college and a university is evident. Orzechowski explains, “I’m paying $2,500 to be a full-time student this semester instead of $16,000+ a semester. If I did this a year ago I’d be in a better position because no matter what all of my credits would have transferred so I’d be in a better position.” Sell old clothes to a local thrift store Selling items and clothing that the student no longer uses anymore is a perfect way to not only save and make money, but to help the student determine what items are important versus completely irrelevant. By selling clothes at stores such as Platos Closet in Ledgewood, a recycling store that allows customers to sell gently used
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