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ost of us across these United States are familiar with the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of America and have even been scouts ourselves. Similar to the Boy Scouts’ Eagle Scout rank, the Gold Award is the highest award to which Girl Scouts aspire. And this past March, four female students from Alexander Hamilton High School in Morristown proudly earned the Girl Scouts Gold Award. The Gold Award winners were Anna Cliche, Nya Federoff, Christina Ledford, and Kylee Strasser. Presenting the awards were Dr. Betty Simmons, chairperson of the Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, and Girl Scouts of America’s CEO, Betty Garger. The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts of America are well-known organizations for young people - both voluntary and
non-political - and are open to everyone, regardless of financial background, race, or religion. Being a scout means to take action and develop one’s own character to fully achieve intellectual, social, and physical potentiality, and to rise up to be the best one can be while learning to become a responsible citizen. The Gold Award is the Girl Scouts’ top honor, and, like the Boy Scouts’ Eagle award, it is the most prestigious and most challenging award to earn. In fact, less than six percent of Girl Scouts receive the Gold Award each year. “The Girl Scouts Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn and requires the completion of a leadership project of at least 80 hours. Each girl must discover an issue in the community, connect with experts and community mem-
bers, and take action to effect positive change,” explained Girl Scouts public relations director, Lynn Apolinaro. There are seven steps to earn the Gold Award which include identifying an issue: the scout picks a community issue that she cares about, investigating that issue thoroughly by using the scout’s sleuthing skills to learn everything possible about that issue, building a team to help and support the scout’s efforts and take action, creating a plan after identifying the root cause of that issue and use that plan to overcome the issue, presenting the plan and gather feedback, then submit the Project Proposal Form to your Girl Scout council for approval, taking action and lead the team to see it through and educating and inspiring others by sharing your story and continued on page 2
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Gold Award... continued from front page its results. The Zonta Club of Morristown, which plans service projects to benefit women and women’s issues, named Ms. Betty Simmons chairperson of the Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey, as well as its 2018 Woman of the Year. Ms. Simmons’ is also a member of the Morris County African American Wellness Coalition, the Morris County Human Relations Commission, and the Morristown Juvenile Conference Committee, to name just a few of her achievements. Ms. Simmons was also, of course, a Girl Scout herself. “The Girl Scout Gold Award is an extraordinary honor earned by girls who take a look at their community and take action on a project that truly makes the world a bet-
ter place,” Ms. Simmons explained. To be a scout means to further your education and career, distinguish you on college admissions, help you to earn scholarships, enter the military one full rank higher than a non-scout, and of course, to gain valuable life skills. Being a scout also means you are seen as a role model with great leadership skills who can help make the world better by helping your own community. Furthermore, a scout uses her vision for change, both locally and globally, to strive for longterm, sustainable solutions to many of the world’s difficult issues. Being a Gold Award Girl Scout means being part of an elite group of young women who work hard to find their own inner greatness and po-
tential while sharing their passions with and helping their local communities. “The memories you have, the friendships you have made, the trips you’ve taken, the skills you have learned, all these great experiences you’ve had in a girl-led program, with
the support of your fantastic troop leaders! You have accomplished so much already in your lives – I am in awe. I look forward to hearing about all you will accomplish in the future,” Ms. Simmons said in her speech to the winners and all assembled.
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Morristown High Theater Production Gets Extra Special Touch
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By Kimberly Redmond grant through the Morristown Educational Foundation (MEF) helped give Morristown High School’s spring production of “The Addams Family” an extra special touch this year. With the $3,000 award, the school’s sound department was given the chance to work with a professional sound designer, as a way to prepare them for potential careers in the field. During the production’s four shows in March, viewers were treated to expertly-crafted sound quality thanks to the efforts of the student sound crew and professional sound designer/engineer Kimberly O’Loughlin. O’Loughlin, who has been involved with productions including “Godspell,” “In The Heights,” and “Ragtime,” as well as at several musical festivals, worked with the students for 50 hours on skills such as mixing, recording and problem solving. Morristown Educational Foundation
awarded the grant after receiving an application from Theatre Parent Association board member Jennifer Frantz, who wanted to help give the sound crew the ability to emulate “a professional theatre experience.” In a recap of the show, Morristown High School sophomore Nicholas Voltaggio wrote that the students’ work “allowed for
the incorporation of spooky sound effects while highlighting outstanding vocalists.” Voltaggio also added: “An imperative component of any production, a performance’s sound quality often serves as a defining characteristic in providing a feel of professional towards which Morristown High School consistently strives.” continued on page 5
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Morristown High Theater... continued from page 4 The student team consisted of: Rory Shea (sophomore), Casey McNichol (sophomore), Catherine Bradley (junior), Boaz Michaels (junior), Cullen DeVries (sophomore), Seth Barden (junior), Levey Zhong (sophomore), Danielle Becht (sophomore), Talia Wagener
(sophomore), and Jake Reynolds (junior). Shea, who was the production’s lead sound mixer, said the experience was exciting and the students were grateful for it. “Working with professionals in the sound industry has really helped me get a gist of the field that I’m probably going to pur-
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ing Large Education Foundation. Trudy Doyle, a past president of the NJEF, retired county superintendent and judge of this year’s applications, applauded the work of the Morris Educational Foundation “and the impact it has had on the students of the Morris School District.” “In this time of diminishing resources for public education, it is gratifying to read about the work of education foundations throughout New Jersey.” Their work, she said, reflects “the passion of community members to provide their students with exceptional educational opportunities and experiences, despite the limitations of public funding.” To learn more about the Morris Educational Foundation or to donate, visit www.morrisedfoundation.org.
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Morris Educational Foundation Named New Jersey’s Outstanding Large Education Foundation
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New Jersey Education Foundation Partnership Selects Morris Education Foundation as the 2019 Outstanding Large Education Foundation
he Morris Educational Foundation (MEF) announces the New Jersey Education Foundation Partnership (NJEFP) has named it the 2019 Outstanding Large Education Foundation. The award was presented on Friday, March 29, 2019, at the NJEFP Education Foundation Awards luncheon at the Mercer Oaks Golf Club in West Windsor among education foundations from across the state of New Jersey. Morris Educational Foundation received the award for Outstanding Large Education Foundation for its exceptional financial support for the Morris School District – giving more than $3.5 million to the schools since being founded in 1992. MEF has underwritten grants that impact the diverse constituencies in the schools, funded district-wide initiatives, and pro-
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Education Foundation... continued from page 6 dents in the district. MEF was selected by a committee of judges comprised of NJEFP partners who are also national and state leaders in the education foundation community. Membership in NJEFP was not a prerequisite for nominations. “In this time of diminishing resources for public education, it is gratifying to read about the work of education foundations throughout New Jersey. The applications
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for the awards truly reflect the passion of community members to provide their students with exceptional educational opportunities and experiences, despite the limitations of public funding. We applaud the accomplishments of the Morris Educational Foundation and the impact it has had on the students of the Morris School District!” cites judge Trudy Doyle, immediate past President, NJEFP and retired Executive County Superintendent. Ann Rhines, long-time MEF member of the Board was also recognized during the luncheon as an outstanding volunteer. Ann has made a significant contribution to the student of the Morris School District acting as Grant Committee chair during her 18 years volunteering with the MEF. She spent her career teaching in the District and also serves as a member of the Morris School District Board of Education.
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Morristown’s Karen Quillay Receives Judy and Eliot Steinberg Scholarship
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By Elise Phillips Margulis ollege tuition is exorbitant these days and scholarships can be difficult to obtain. Karen Quillay, a senior at Morristown High School, is the deserving and fortunate 2019 recipient of the Judy and Eliot Steinberg Scholarship which will pay for all four years of her tuition at The College of New Jersey. The Judy and Eliot Steinberg Scholarship was established by their children to honor them. The scholarship fund consists of $1 million to pay for the college education of 10 or more Morristown High School students. Karen is the third student awarded the scholarship. She was selected from 16 seniors who applied for it. The first two recipients, Angelina Bennett and Karla Escobar, received the scholarship last year. Although Judy Steinberg passed away in 2009, Eliot was present when the recipients were announced. Unfortunately, he passed away a month or so later. Eliot was a chemist for Warner Lambert and also served as the President of the Morris County school board in the 1960s. Judy was an educator at
Morristown’s Temple B’nai Or and established its Shalom Club for seniors. The Steinberg sons are Morristown High School Alumni: Julian (’73) was the CEO of a chemical business. Andy (’69) owns a computer business. Robert (’69) is a retired anesthesiologist. They established the scholarship because their parents funded their college educations and they wanted to give other people the gift of paid college tuition. This extremely generous scholarship is truly life changing. Removing the burden of paying for four years of college is an enormous emotional and financial relief. Karen will be studying Biology at The College of New Jersey. She doesn’t have to worry about paying off student loans for decades. Her parents won’t have to borrow money to help her, either. Mark Manning, Morristown High School Principal, is thrilled about Karen receiving Steinberg’s scholarship. “I could not be more proud to be a member of the Morris School District community -- a community that puts the needs of its students above everything else. I am so happy for Karen and her family
that they have been awarded this incredible opportunity. I want to extend our deepest appreciation to the Steinberg family for their amazing generosity and to the Morris Education Foundation for helping to make this possible.” The Morris Educational Foundation’s Steinberg Scholarship Committee and the Steinberg’s choose the winner
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into the garden by designing and creating a magical, miniature garden home made from all-natural materials. After all, these tiny spirits need shelter during their stay! Enjoy delicious treats and live music, create a fairy themed craft to take home, play fun games, and hunt for hidden fairy doors in the garden to win a prize. At 3 p.m., join a colorful, musical procession around the gardens to marvel at the finished projects. Feel free to wear your best fairy finery. All
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creations will be on display for the month of July for everyone to enjoy. Visit the Haggerty Education center for a map of the sites. Preregistration is required for this event, as a limited number of fairy house sites are available. The cost is $30 per fairy house, which in-
cludes all materials, activities, and refreshments. Feel free to bring your own building supplies if you prefer, as long as they are all natural. For more information, fairy house inspiration, and directions to The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, visit www.morrisparks.net, or call 973-326-7601.
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Morris Student Headed to DC for National Chemistry Competition
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By Kimberly Redmond seventh grader from the Morris School District has been chosen to represent New Jersey at a national chemistry competition in Washington, D.C. Gavin Varneckas, a student at Frelinghuysen Middle School, will compete in June at the “You Be the Chemist” contest, a three-day event sponsored by the Chemical Educational Foundation, a national non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring K-8 students to pursue science-related learning and careers. The annual competition aims to encourage students in grades five through eight to continue their interest in chemistry, as well as bring together industry professionals, educators and community members to celebrate students who excel in science and inspire them to pursue careers in (STEM) Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. In order to make it to the national challenge, students must advance through a series of competitions, beginning at their school and culminating at the Washington, D.C. contest. During the contests, students compete individually by answering multiple-choice questions focused on chemistry. At the Frelinghuysen Middle School competition in March, nine students qual-
ified for the Morris County competition. At the countywide event, Varneckas and his classmate Anna Hong were among the top scorers, moving onto the state competition on April 13. There, Varneckas earned the highest score in all of New Jersey and now has his sights set on the national stage. At the competition in Washington, D.C., state champions from across the country will earn national recognition and compete for college scholarship money. Varneckas said, “I’m really excited and honored to have won the state competition. I really worked hard for it. Every time they announced my name as a person moving onto the next round I nearly jumped for joy.” Varneckas has participated in several other STEM competitions. Just a few weeks ago he and his classmates from the Frelinghuysen Middle School Technology Student Association won multiple awards – the most of any school in the state – at the New Jersey State Technology Student Association Conference at the College of New Jersey. “I really love science and math. I find competitions fun and interesting,” he said. “It’s a fun way to gain knowledge.” Brian Young, the district’s supervisor of PreK-12 STEM,
said students have many opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom with STEM-related lessons that emphasize investigation, experimentation, critical thinking, problem solving and real-world application. Students that go through the Morris School District, Young said, emerge “future ready and capable of tackling real world issues.” In the district, students become acquainted with STEM at a young age and are able to continue with it through high school, where teens can participate in the STEM Academy.
At the middle school level, offering a range of STEM electives has been a priority for the district. Just a few of the electives include: computer science, engineering, industrial wood design and integrated robotics. There’s also an after-school STEM club, which encourages students to participate in community projects and competitions, as well as chapters of the National Society for Black Engineers and Technology Student Association. And, beginning in the 2019-20 school year, an elective in app creation will be added.
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May is National Historic Preservation Month: Two Local Sites Receive Preservation Awards
ach May the National Trust for Historic Preservation conducts a national campaign that encourages people to celebrate the places that are meaningful to them and their communities. The campaign is called “This Place Matters”. This year two local historic sites have received “This Place Matters” awards from the Morristown Historic Preservation Commission and the Morris Township Historic Preservation Commission. The sites are Acorn Hall in Morristown and the Washington Valley Schoolhouse in Morris Township. Both sites were placed on the State and National Registers of Historic Places in 1973.
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Miller, chair of the Morristown commission. Morris Township Mayor Jeffrey Grayzel said, “The Washington Valley Schoolhouse is a hidden treasure in Morris Township. We appreciate the recognition. I laud the efforts of the Washington Valley Community Association for maintaining the building in such pristine condition. I agree that this place matters”. Take a picture of a historic site that matters to you and share it with the hashtag #ThisPlaceMatters.
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orris County is 1 of the 43 best-run counties in America at managing our tax dollars out of over 3,000 counties nationwide – putting our County in the top 1% of best fiscally managed county governments. That’s based on analyses from leading financial experts including Moody’s and Standard & Poors that have both awarded their “highest quality” AAA rating. Moody’s called the county efforts “strong conservative fiscal management,” while Standard & Poor’s said Morris County had “better credit characteristics than the United States.” That’s driven in large part by the work of the three proven conservatives on the Freeholder Board: Doug Cabana, Tom Mastrangelo and Kathy DeFillippo, who are delivering real results for Morris County taxpayers. Our Freeholders have also: • Passed fiscally-responsible budgets in-
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Statewide 200K Grant for Morristown’s Train Station
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By Kimberly Redmond orristown is one of five communities in the state to receive a grant this year from Transit Village, a multi-agency initiative led by the New Jersey Department of Transportation and NJ Transit to revitalize and improve areas around transit facilities. Earlier this month, Gov. Phil Murphy announced that $1 million in grants would be distributed between Morristown ($200,000), Bloomfield ($230,000), Somerville ($130,000), Hackensack ($370,000) and West Windsor ($70,000) to advance their efforts to create safe and walkable areas. According to Morristown officials, the town will use its funding to perform pedestrian safety improvements along Lafayette Avenue, between Ridgedale Avenue and the NJ Transit train trestle. The improvements include widening
the corridor’s sidewalks with new shade trees, addition of new crosswalk signage and realignment of nearby access roads. Morristown Mayor Timothy Dougherty said, “We are pleased to receive this generous grant from Gov. Murphy’s administration.” “Morristown’s wealth of public transportation services is a valuable asset to our community and plays a large role in making our town an attractive destination for many. We look forward to putting this funding to good use and improve the lives of those using mass transit in Morristown,” he said. Under the transit village smart growth initiative, towns with transit facilities can pursue designation by developing plans for mixed-use redevelopment that includes housing within a half-mile of transportation. When the state Department of Trans-
portation launched the program in 1999, the goals included boosting local economies and creating attractive, pedestrian-friendly communities where people can live, shop and work without relying so much on cars. Transit-oriented development is a response to the urban sprawl and growth of suburbs that occurred over the last century due to the introduction of cars and expansion of highways. To help slow the loss of open space to development and revive cities that have lost population and wealth, some states have created incentive programs to encourage mixed-use development near mass transit hubs. In New Jersey, communities that perform revitalization projects around transportation facilities and receive their transit village designation then become continued on page 20
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Statewide 200K Grant... continued from page 18 eligible for incentives such as priority funding and enhanced eligibility for state Department of Transportation grants, according to the state. In 1999, Morristown became a transit village, making it one of the first towns in New Jersey to earn the designation. Altogether, there are 33 municipalities that have been designated over the last two and a half decades, according to the state. Other northern New Jersey towns that have joined the transit village initiative include South Orange, Bloomfield, Jersey City, Netcong, Elizabeth, Orange Township, Montclair,
East Orange, Park Ridge, Irvington and Hackensack. In a press release announcing the 2019 Transit Village grant recipients, New Jersey Department of Transportation Commissioner Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti said in a state as densely populated as New Jersey “public transportation is an asset to our commuting public.” “The Transit Village program provides funding to communities that are committed to revitalizing neighborhoods near existing transit facilities to improve our communities and the quality of life of our residents,” Gutierrez-Scaccetti said.
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Morris County Sheriff’s Office Opens as Drop In Center for Drug Addiction Services
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he Morris County Sheriff’s Office in Morristown opened its door Monday, April 29, as a drop-in center – a beacon of hope - for people who are struggling with drug addiction and need guidance and support in accessing help. Under the Police Assisted Addiction Recovery Initiative (PAARI), launched April 3 by the Morris County Sheriff’s Office, individuals seeking assistance for substance use dependency can walk into the Morris County Courthouse on Court Street in Morristown between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and state their request to a Sheriff’s Officer. In a compassionate and discreet way, individuals will be directed to a PAARItrained Sheriff’s Officer who will screen them. Based upon the screening, individuals will be connected with peer recovery specialists from Daytop-NJ, who will meet with them to discuss treatment and
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who have hiked the trail estimate it typically takes five to seven months to do so in its entirety. Most hikers can average about three miles an hour and will travel between 12 to 24 miles a day. The highest elevation of the trail can be found at Clingmans Dome on the Tennessee/
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“The Morris County Sheriff’s Office is committed to a guardian role of supporting people caught in the destructive trap of addiction,” Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon said.
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n the evening of Saturday December 15, Randolph Climbing Center (RCC) hosted an event Climbing Beyond Cancer to fundraise for the organization Epic Experience. Epic Experience provides free weeklong adventure ex-
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
those currently in treatment and survivors,” says Sabine Schwab, who organized the event. Schwab, 36, of Roxbury, was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2014 at age 32, shortly after giving birth to her daughter. Her tumor was about the size of a golf
ball. “I had open brain surgery, six weeks of daily radiation, and a year of chemotherapy,” says Schwab. She is a brain cancer survivor of almost five years now and devotes much of her time volunteering. “I have dedicated my life to the cancer community. I serve on various boards, and I’m a speaker and advocate in the brain tumor community,” says Schwab. S c h wa b a ttended an Epic Experience camp in May 2015. Schwab’s experience brought her white water rafting on the Colorado River, among other activities. “It’s not just the adventures that bring the healing,” says Schwab, “they also make time for group discussions with commonly shared fears and questions along the cancer journey.” Schwab joined the
Alumni Board of Epic Experience as an Outreach Specialist in June 2015. In 2017, she became the Alumni Team lead, and in 2018 joined the Board of Directors. Schwab enjoys climbing at Randolph Climbing Center and thought it would be the perfect place to fundraise for Epic
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Experience. Joe Auriemma III, one of By Dawn M Chiossi the managers and Eve is often a huge night ew Year’s the event for coordithe masses. People from all over nator of Randolph say goodbye (or in some cases, good riddance) to the old year and welcome in Climbing Center, the new says that theyone arewith merriment and fun. one of New the York’s great Time Square is perhaps the most famous, kept secrets of the but every location has its own traditions, local climbing com- and Morristown is a prime munity. The Epic Experience event was the first fundraising event at RCC. Now, “we are looking cont. on page 9
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