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Speak Out Against Bullying... continued from front page And on October 1 the Jets teamed up with STOMP Out Bullying — to encourage students to #BlueUp for World Day of Bullying Prevention™. Bulling is the top discipline problem in middle school and not only threatens students’ physical and emotional safety but can also adversely affect learning. Just three weeks into the program, Veertegh Minhas was recognized as an ‘upstander.’ “You just have to help them (students) when they’re in need,” Minhas says. According to the eighth-grader, if one student is being judged by another or spoken to harshly, “I would stick up for him and say it’s not cool to do that.”

At MMS, they’ve learned how to lend a hand, including passive ways of helping that don’t call attention to the bullying. “You could do a lot of things in that situation and I would do the passive form of upstanding,” Minhas says. At the end of the day, his advice to other kids is to treat everyone with kindness and respect. “If they need help with something, if they’re falling behind— help them because everyone deserves an equal chance at everything in life, so you should always try to help and be generous,” he says. When it comes to recognizing those students who embody ‘upstander’ characteristics, Connolly says they’re caring, compassionate to their peers — have demonstrated

acts of kindness, are vocal in standing up for student rights and they’re nominated by their teachers. The next step is for the school to submit a photo and description of that upstander

to the Jets organization. “Our hope is that this encourages not only the student that won but those students that didn’t maybe get it to strive for something like this,” continued on page 3

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Speak Out Against Bullying... continued from page 3 the principal says. “They get the acknowledgment of going to the game, wear the title of ‘Upstander of the Week’ and we hope there’s a carryover.” Julia Sayeau was nominated an ‘upstander’ during the fourth week of the program and the recognition means a lot. “I just try to be friendly to everyone; that’s a big part of it,” Sayeau says. “And little things on a daily basis like if somebody drops their books in the hallway, picking them up.” If she sees something, the eighth-grader would definitely stand up for a bullied student and take her concerns to a trusted adult in the school. “Stick to my beliefs and

make sure that the student gets help,” Sayeau says. “It’s taken very seriously and there’s lot of assemblies that warn us about the consequences of bullying; so I think that’s why it doesn’t go on that much.” With thousands of incidents of bullying reported every day in schools, it’s very important to the principal to be an effective catalyst for bullying prevention and make sure the students have allies. “Education can only occur when students feel safe and secure and comfortable to open up to learning opportunities,” Connolly says. “At the core of what we do we need to ensure that there’s the right culture and climate for our students.”

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Essex County Prosecutor’s Office Launches New Joint Task Force to Combat Crime

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aspects of crime prevention: deterrence, education and detection, he said. And, they’ll coordinate on activities such as safety checkpoints and cooperative patrols, Stephens said. Forming a joint initiative came about after local law enforcement “saw a need to help each other combat auto thefts and burglaries” in the county, North Caldwell Police Chief Mark Deuer said. “Although we have always had a great working relationship with each other, this new unit brings us all together as one team with one mission,” said Deuer, who also serves as president of the West Essex Chiefs Association. In recent months, several communities in the western part of the county have experienced increases in the number of unlocked cars being broken into, particularly during the evening hours. Last summer, an Irvington man was arrested in connection with over two dozen vehicle break ins reported in Verona and Fairfield. In some instances, cars with key fobs left inside have

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t wasn’t long ago that the idea of a watch that did anything more than tell time was a figment of futuristic fantasy. Now technologies once deemed high-end luxuries for only the wealthy are completely common. Yet new advances keep spurring even more ideas to improve tech devices themselves and the networks they rely on to deliver unprecedented connectivity in every aspect of life. Watch for these tech trends on the rise in the coming year: Smart home devices While devices that control the function and convenience of your home are hardly new, they’re becoming increasingly sophisticated. Numerous voice assistant devices are now available, meaning you can take your pick of the features and brands you prefer. All function basically the same, allowing you to verbally control various smart devices throughout your home, as well as check the weather, make grocery lists, play music and more. In addition, security devices that manage access to your home and provide camera or video visibility when you’re away and more sophisticated smart

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Vacuum Company Celebrates Over 60 Years

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Essex County’s West Caldwell School of Technology to Undergo Expansion and Modernization

By Steve Sears hen the 2018-19 school year for Essex County West Caldwell School of Technology ends, a flurry of activity will begin. On Wednesday, January 30, Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. and the Essex County Schools of Technology signed a Project Labor Agreement with local construction trades unions to ensure union workers will be hired and work on a $30-million-dollar project to expand and modernize the facility. The project includes construction of a two-story addition onto the front of the school, renovations to current space to accommodate current and new curriculum, and creation of an outdoor courtyard. The slated project completion date is January 2021. While the project is on-going, students will attend classes at Bloomfield Technical School, which was recently closed but will be briefly reopened during the renovation project. “That building was a factory,” says DiVincenzo. “The county purchased it in 1976, so from 1976 until now it was one of our vocational schools. Our vocational school system here in Essex County has approximately 2,200 kids in all three of our buildings, and now that school (West Caldwell) houses approximately between 250 – 300.” The Essex County West Caldwell School of Technology project follows on the heels of the building of the new Donald M. Payne, Sr. School of Technology in Newark, which took roughly 2 ½ years and $165 million to build. Both

projects are funded by the State of New Jersey. DiVincenzo is proud to mention that, in the past seven years, Essex County vocational schools have received four National Blue-Ribbon Awards, and he lauds the new facilities. “The Payne School is probably the best school in the state of New Jersey when it comes to vocational training; it’s 330 square feet of beautiful building. The West Caldwell campus – that whole area, once this is done and completed – it’s going to be beautiful. It will look great, I think the community is going to love it, we’re going to make sure it’s not only a great school, but we’re also going to have the community participate in the school. So, we’re going to make this an all-around facility.” Included among the improvements are a new Career & Technical Education Construction Lab, a new Greenhouse and renovated space for the Agricultural Science CTE Lab, an outdoor courtyard that will be used by the Agricultural Science program, a new Media Center, which will be the first facility of its kind in at the West Caldwell Campus, three Life Skills classrooms, two Community Living rooms and one Retail Classroom for special services students, a renovated cosmetology facility with an adjoining classroom for academic instruction, a renovated cafeteria seating for 135 students and new kitchen facilities, and renovations to the culinary and baking CTE Labs. There will also be updated accommodations for school administrative offices, eight new classrooms in the new addition for math and four language arts classes, a

new weight room for physical education class and athletics, a new aerobics/dance room for physical education and the performing arts program, an enhanced Music Production facility and enhanced security measures to monitor the interior and exterior of the facility. The highest percentage of students who attend the school come from Newark, but

attendees come from all over Essex County. “Our school,” says DiVincenzo, “is open to everyone.” The Essex County West Caldwell School of Technology is located at 620 Passaic Avenue in West Caldwell. Visit www.essextech.org/westcaldwell-tech for more information.

Tech Trends to Watch... continued from page 10 Wearable technology The world of wearable technology has grown exponentially since the first fitness trackers came on the market a decade or more ago. Now, wearables come in virtually every shape and size, with interchangeable bands, customizable screens and more for maximum personalization. More notable, though, is the significant advances in function. Today’s wearables go far beyond counting steps or distance; you can create an entire wellness program using diet-logging apps and video workout demonstrations and even monitor health data such as sleep stages and oxygen saturation levels. Wi-Fi 6 When used indoors, most devices use Wi-Fi to connect to the internet because it typically works faster and more re-

liably than using cellular data. Allowing for more devices to connect, and with less buffering, Wi-Fi 6 is a new standard of Wi-Fi that will be four times faster than the current standard. With wider channels and other technical innovations, next-generation Wi-Fi is designed to support data-intensive applications like smart home devices or technologies such as augmented or virtual reality gaming systems. Routers equipped for Wi-Fi 6 are already available for purchase, with more expected to launch this year, and computers, phones and other connected devices that can utilize the more advanced technology will also debut this year and next. Learn more about emerging technologies and how your connections will soon be enhanced at WifiForward.org. (Family Features)

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The Origins of the Leprechaun Myth

he tricolor flag. A pint of Guinness. Bagpipes. Each of these things are symbols of St. Patrick’s Day, which celebrates the patron saint of Ireland every year on March 17. While each of the aforementioned symbols is tangible, one popular image has proven a little more elusive. Leprechaun imagery is ubiquitous during St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, but even the most ardent Paddy’s Day revelers may know little about these mythical creatures. Now widely depicted as tiny, bearded and mischievous men clad in coats and hats, leprechauns have been traced to ancient Ireland. The precise etymology of the word “leprechaun” is unknown, though many scholars believe the word we use today is derived from the old Irish “Lú Chorpain,” which means “small body.” Some scholars point to the 8th century word “luchorpán,” meaning “sprite” or “pygmy,” as the origins of the word leprechaun. Another word, “lubrican,” which first appeared in the English language in a 1604 play written by Thomas Middleton and Thomas Dekker, also has been linked to the modern word leprechaun. Some historians believe the myth of the leprechaun has ori-

gins in ancient Ireland, when people believed the tiny creatures were among the various inhabitants of fairy forts and fairy rings throughout the Emerald Isle. Another take on the source of the leprechaun myth is that these tiny creatures were modern incarnations of the Euro-Celtic god Lugh, who was the sun god as well as the patron of arts and crafts. Manuscripts from the 12th to 15th centuries suggest leprechauns lived underwater and were not all male (modern leprechaun depictions are all male). In fact, the resource Ancient-Origins. net states that female leprechauns were depicted during this time as figures devoted to luring human men away for various adventures. While 21st century celebrants of St. Patrick’s Day might be hard pressed to find images of leprechauns not dressed in green, that wasn’t always the case. Prior to the 20th century, leprechauns were described in various depictions as wearing red. The images of leprechauns can be seen everywhere on and around St. Patrick’s Day, and those images have evolved considerably over the centuries.

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Aiding Women to Go Back to College, The Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy, Set to Host Upcoming Scholarship Program Fashion Show

By Dawn M Chiossi iding and inspiring women to go back to college, and welcoming in spring at the same time, the Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy invite women everywhere to join their next fundraiser. They will be sponsoring their Scholarship Program/Fashion Show and Luncheon to be held on April 6th, at 12:00 p.m. This worthwhile event will be held at Panther Valley Country Club in Allamuchy located at 1 Forest Drive. Known for their generosity to local charities and scholarship awards for women, The Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy has been going strong for many years and is celebrating their 40th Anniversary. With approximately 85 members, their focus is empowering and inspiring women any way they can. Tickets will be $42.00 per person, and it is asked that they be purchased in advance as no tickets will be sold at the door. Tables of 10 may be arranged for $40.00 per person also. All proceeds will benefit their scholarship program, giving scholarships to women 25 years old and up who wish to continue their education and who just need a little help. Fashion: It is something innate about fashion that all women love: There’s something extravagant and utterly female about loving clothes, they can be beautiful and appealing. The idea is engrained from when women were little girls, dressing up is fun. The idea of a fashion show is just ideal for the largest fundraiser for the Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy. Fashion is part of the idea of self-care.

As women, self-care might be considered a dirty word. While women are experts at taking care of everyone else, when it comes to themselves, they simply ignore or dismiss the things that are important to their well-being and that includes education. Any number of women would love to go back to college, to continue their education to improve themselves or their circumstances, this outreach organization is proud to give them a helping hand. Believing that it is never too late to embrace opportunities, the Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy are offering scholarships for women all over the state who are trying to go back to school to further their education. Warm and excited over the organization and the cause itself, according to organizer, Amy Petrie, they decided to do a fashion show and luncheon for their scholarship fundraiser because, “It is something different than the sort of events we usually do, plus it should be fun.” Petrie tells that during the Scholarship Program/Fashion Show/ Luncheon event they will be giving away three scholarships at $1,000 each for the fall 2019 school year. The only qualifications are that applicants must be 25 years old or older, United States citizens, a New Jersey resident, and in financial need. The fashion show will feature fashions from Dunkelberger’s For Women of Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Known for their classic and beautiful fashions and accessories, they will be available for sale. There will be a luncheon, and attend-

ees will have a choice of chicken francaise with mushrooms, sun dried tomatoes, and Madeira sauce or mahi mahi filet with pineapple and mango sauce. Additionally, the day will feature tricky tray baskets and craft items available for purchase. Involved with the Friends and Neighbors of Allamuchy for approximately three years, the scholarship program is something Petrie can’t say enough about and she makes a good point, the organization addresses a neglected part of the population. “There are so many scholarships out there for high schoolers people who are just starting out,” Petrie asserts. “But there are lots of other women out there. Women who want to go back to college, schooling, or start a new career, there’s nothing out there for them. Our scholarships are for women who are just a little bit older, and who have the desire to further their education.” Seeking to get the word out regarding this worthwhile cause, she mentions that applicants can be interested in any kind of education at all, not just necessarily college. She discloses that during last year one scholarship winner was interested in going to Cosmetology School while another was interested in becoming a physical therapist. “This is our big fundraiser for the year,” Petrie explains. “This is a wonderful way to empower women who want to make a positive change in their lives.” For further information or details and an application, please contact genkrumm@comcast.net. To make your reservation, please call 973-222-8290.

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