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Randolph Middle School Student Recognized for Volunteer Work by White House and Prudential
andolph Middle School student Tyler Zepp, an eighth grader and animal lover, has been honored for his exemplary volunteer service and recognized by the White House with a President’s Volunteer Service Award. The award, which recognizes Americans of all ages who have volunteered significant amounts of their time to serve their communities and their country, was granted by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program. Randolph Middle School nominated Tyler this past fall in recognition of his volunteer work with the Randolph Regional Animal Shelter and the P.A.W.S. Club or Pet Awareness with Smiles, which benefits homeless animals. Tyler said he has volunteered at the animal shelter since he was six years old when he helped take care of Betty, a shih tzu recovering from back surgery. Today, when he volunteers at the shelter, he takes care of the cats, keeps dogs calm and gives tours. “I love animals,” he said. “I also like to help my community.” Tyler helps train the student volunteers who help out at the shelter. “I love volunteering at the Randolph Regional Animal
Randolph Middle School Principal Dr. Dennis Copeland congratulates Tyler Zepp on his award.
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Student Recognized... continued from front page Shelter and the Eleventh Hour Rescue through the middle school P.A.W.S. club. Tyler helped start the club as a lunch club. The club now meets after school and a has waiting list because it has become so popular. “Tyler is an inspiration to all of us at RMS,” said Luann Mizzoni, an RMS counselor and advisor to the P.A.W.S. club. “He is the epitome of selflessness in his volunteer work at the Randolph Regional Animal Shelter. Many of the shelter animals have had very difficult lives, and Tyler makes their world a little bit better. He truly volunteers from the heart which makes his award so deserving.” RMS Principal Dr. Dennis Copeland congratulated Tyler on his award and said he was proud of Tyler for this great achievement. “Tyler is to be commended for his service to the Randolph community. His volunteer efforts have impacted residents and those seeking assistance
and support from the Randolph Animal Shelter,” Dr. Copeland said. “Tyler has captured and embraced the RMS motto of ‘a better school, a better world.’” Tyler acknowledges that most kids his age enjoy playing video games, but he prefers to volunteer to help animals. The dedicated young man said he hopes to study criminal law and one day become a Randolph Police Officer. The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards, sponsored by Prudential Financial in partnership with the National Association of Secondary School Principals, recognizes middle level and high school students across America for outstanding volunteer service. RMS math teacher Linda Klauber spoke to Dr. Copeland about the award and suggested that he RMS nominate students for this award. Mrs. Klauber’s husband Kevin Haines works at Prudential. “Across the United States, young vol-
unteers are doing remarkable things to contribute to the well-being of the people and communities around them,” said Prudential CEO Charles Lowery. “Prudential is honored to celebrate the contributions of these students, and we hope their stories inspire others to volunteer, too.” The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program is the United States’ largest youth recognition program based exclusively on volunteer community service. Created in 1995 by Prudential and the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP), the program honors middle level and high school students for outstanding service to others at the local, state and national level. Thus far, it has recognized more than 125,000 young people who’ve made a difference – and inspired countless others to consider how they might contribute to their communities.
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By Rob Johnson omedian Gilbert Gottfried delivered his caustic comedy to a soldout crowd of more than 200 people at the Randolph Diner to raise funds for the Lions Club of Randolph on April 5. Lions Club President Brian Jaffa said “100% of the proceeds of the show are going toward the club’s community programs in the community and surrounding area.” Jaffa said Gottfried was booked on the recommendation of a comedian that performed at a comedy show the club organized last year. Gottfried began performing stand-up in New York in the 1970s and joined the cast of Saturday Night Live for its 1980-81 season for a 12-ep-
isode stint. He appeared in small roles on TV afterwards and eventually began to land voiceover work. Gottfried’s best-known role came as Iago the Parrot in Disney’s 1992 animated film, Aladdin. He reprised the role in two direct-to-video sequels, as well as video games and guest appearances on Disney television program. He is also known for voicing the duck used in insurance provider Aflac’s commercials. Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast has been available since 2014. Gottfried’s life was the subject of the 2017 documentary film, Gilbert, and he has appeared on a host of television talk and variety shows as well as radio programs.
Jaffa said the Lions Clubs have “primarily focused on helping the visually impaired,” and the 45-year-old Randolph chapter has helped that population through various programs, including eyeglass do-
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ow gums (professionally known as gingiva) affect your dental implants is a very broad & diverse topic, but is extremely important. Without healthy gums, the chances of dental implants failing is significantly increased. Dental implants have a very high success rate, but if their health is not maintained, dental implants will fail over time, and you may not even be aware of the ongoing situation. The most intuitive aspect of how your gums interact with dental implants is cleanliness. Just like natural teeth, if you don’t have good oral hygiene (brushing, flossing, etc.), you are putting the dental implants at risk of failing. The plaque that builds up on the implants can cause the gums to become irritated, red, puffy, and
bleed. In turn, bacteria buildup increases, and the toxins created by the bacteria will erode the gums and underlying bone. The bone will then deteriorate, and melt away from the implant. The more the bone loss, the more damaged the dental implant / bone interface becomes, and eventually you may lose the implant. You may have no feeling or sensation in your mouth as this process starts or continues. Another arena of gums and dental implants includes the type of gum tissue present. Basically, there are two types of gum tissue: keratinized (thick, non-mobile gum tissue) and non-keratinized (also known as mucosa), which is thin and mobile. This quality of gum tissue around den-
tal implants (also known as “biotype”) is extremely important. Thick, non-mobile gum tissue is absolutely preferred over thin, mobile gingiva around dental implants. It is more resistant to abrasion from eating, toothbrushing, and general activity. The more mobile the gum tissue, the more susceptible the dental implant becomes to failure since the gum may erode from noxious stimuli. As the gum recedes, the bone will follow, and a negative pathway of bone loss around your dental implant ensues, putting your dental implant at risk of failing. All too often I need to speak to new dental implant patients about the quality of gum tissue described above (biotype). It is not unusual for patients to be interviewing multiple dentists to determine who they want to provide their dental implant care. If they have already visited one or two other offices and then come to me, they are skeptical when they hear me speaking about this topic if it applies to them. I understand this skepticism, but it is a very important and critical area that should not be overlooked. They are entitled to know about this often overlooked topic, because more often than not it will affect the health of their implant over time. I have had to remove many implants that failed due to this problem. It is important to know that the quality of gum tissue can be addressed / corrected around dental implants, but ideally you would want to address it before the dental implants are placed. Gum grafting procedures are usually the best way to improve the situation. A person’s health is another important component for the success of dental implants with respect to the gums. Systemic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease directly affect the gingiva. Medications can affect both the gums and bone, such as Calcium Channel Blockers (ie: Dilantin), SSRIs (Lexapro, Proazc, Zoloft), bisphosphonates (Fosamax, Boniva, Actonel, Zometa), and Proton Pump Inhibitors (ie: Prilosec, Previcid). About the author: Dr. Ira Goldberg has been performing implant procedures for 23 years. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology / Implant Dentistry, a Diplomate of the Internationcontinued on page 6
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covers materials, the exam, and lunch. Sign in at the GSYC Clubhouse, 33 Point Pleasant Road, Hopatcong at 7:30 a.m. The class runs from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Register online at f.federico@att.net. Or call 973-3980022. Visit www.GSYC.org for further details. The Garden State Yacht Club is also hosting an open house at their clubhouse on Lake Hopatcong for prospective members on Sun. April 28 and Sat. June
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“Why do we make so much of the seasons?” Sr. Josita asked. “Because the seasons were the Scriptures before the Scriptures were written. They continued on page 8
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Celebrating the Seasons... continued from page 7 were the revelation of God to human kind, and we want to celebrate that. Each season can be a time to grow more deeply in God’s grace.” Sister’s presentation began (appropriately) with winter. “Change is the one thing we can depend upon with the seasons,” she said. “Winter often brings cold and darkness and what some people may feel is the bleakest of the seasons. But bleakness itself has a beauty. Try and see each season with new eyes. What is this moment in this season trying to teach me? “We need winter in our lives for a time to rest, a time to stand still and reacquaint ourselves with the beauty of silent moments, and with our faith,” said Sister Josita. “We thank God for the time he gives us to grow and rise through the darkness as we wait patiently for the warmth of God’s Springtime. After a snowfall there is a silence, but
there is something in that silence. We must look with new eyes on what this moment is teaching us. “Spring is a season of energy, optimism, hope resurrected and new life. The beauty of creation brings the lesson of renewal and hope that energizes our hearts and lives by God. Imagine God saying to you. ‘I want you to experience new life through spring. Take delight in what you are seeing around you. As each flower began as one seed in the darkness of the earth, you too, came into this world in the darkness of your mother’s womb. I knew you during the seasons of your formation and I was present at your unfolding. Learn to be attentive of the spring season of creation and of your life. I will continue to teach you, sharing my beauty and life with you each step along the way. I will share with you the divine energy of who I am so that you may share life with others. I have the power to lift people’s spirits and you too have this power. Be sure to make use
of it. Honor the miracle of your life, sinking your roots deep into me so that I may heal you when you need it so, that you in turn may heal other’s pain.’” “The season of Summer is creation packaged in sunshine, love and a season of color. It brings relaxation, and vacations but not for everybody. We must be aware of that too. Look at summer with new eyes. What is the moment trying to teach me? “Autumn is a season of transformation, of changing colors, a season of many shades of red, orange and yellow. It is also a season of completeness where the seeds we planted in the spring are now God’s bounty, fully grown and ready for harvesting. Sister’s closing words were, “Each season carve out some time for solitude. Learn to be idle. Believe there are seeds growing strong within you for another spring. Be in awe of the wonders stirring within the darkness.”
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Randolph High Celebrates Athletic Trainers
n March, Randolph High School recognized its athletic trainers as part of National Athletic Training Month. Athletic trainers provide preventative services, emergency care, clinical examination and diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitative care. Randolph High Schools two athletic trainers are Mr. Tom Grable and Ms. Mar Deeb who both provide daily support to the high school’s student athletes over all three seasons which includes hours over the summer and on weekends. Mr. Grable and Ms. Deeb said they would like the school community to become more aware of the scope of what athletic trainers do. “Besides sporting events, it is not unusual that we have responded to a health crisis from staff, fans, band, dance or theater,” he said. “It is especially important to our freshman parents and student athletes are aware that our services are available to them as they begin their high school careers.”
Mr. Tom Grable and Ms. Mar Deeb get ready to assist students in the high school.
Their efforts cover prevention, treatment, return to play protocols after injury, evaluation and of course the vitally important emergency response. Mr. Grable has over two decades of Athletic Training experience with well
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Randolph High School Juniors Earn Recognition at the Bergen County Film Festival
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By Henry M. Holden n March 16 and 17, Randolph High School juniors Eitan Leinwand and Corey Wichansky had their short experimental film What Matters chosen as an official selection in the student category at the Bergen County Film Festival. “The festival celebrates diversity of artistic expression in films produced in the state of New Jersey,” noted film/TV production teacher Mr. Robert Finning. The two young men have been making videos for several years. “We’ve made about 30 videos,” said Leinwand. The two started out with it as a hobby and it gradually grew as the boys learned more about filming and editing. “My parents bought me a small action camera and I started editing videos and I found it really fun,” said Leinwand “My brother was already into film and he kind of introduced me to it, and I’m just following in his footsteps,” said Wichansky. Each year Randolph High School has a “Spirit Week,” where students dress up for
Randolph High School Film/TV Production teacher Mr. Robert Finning, right, congratulates Cory Wichansky, left, and Eitan Leinwand on the selection of their film “What Matters.” (Credit: Allison Freeman)
the week. “We had come up with the idea to film Spirit Week about three years ago, but we had a hard time coordinating everybody and getting the administration on board,” said Finning. “Once everybody was on the same page we began filming,” said Leinwand. “This year we hit the ground running to get everybody organized. Then we had an entire run through to get the sense of how the story would move.”
“We did it in three parts, the first part on the second floor, then the first floor, and then out in the ball field. The only time we stopped was to move everybody from inside to the outside. We never did a second take. We did the final video in 35 minutes. We edited the 35 minutes down to 18 minutes of finished video. The action moved well, and the edited video looked very professional. There were a lot of people who were part of it.”
The boys wanted to do something serious and different. “Something that would address some issues many young people have,” said Wichansky. “We made this film What Matters because we wanted to show what people can feel in their thoughts and how some kids are struggling to connect with others.” Leinwand said. “We thought that this is what many people feel at some point in their lives, like not continued on page 13
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Juniors Earn Recognition... continued from page 12 feeling wanted or needed and we felt this was a story that was relatable and needed to be told. “The film is called experimental in the sense that it doesn’t follow traditional film
formatting. All the dialogue is voice-over, so you don’t really see the character saying anything. Most films are also traditionally brightly lit. This film is dark. The darkness contributes part of the feeling one gets when they’re watching
the film.” “The candles at the beginning of the video represent life. You see six candles being lit at the beginning of the film and that his life. And then you see them being blown out as if he wants to get rid of his life. But then at the end you see a candle lit again showing that he realizes that he does matter, and, his life is worthwhile. The young men were thrilled about being honored by the Bergen County Film Festival. “This is the first time any of our videos have been seen on a full wide screen by more than just people we know,” said Leinwand. “I think the people who were watching it got the true meaning.” What does the future hold? “I am going to continue pur-
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suing film and hopefully go to USC for film and then work in the industry,” said Leinwand. “I’m not sure what I want to do,” said Wichansky “I’m still enjoying it as a hobby.” “The Film/TV category is a four-year program so students can take it beginning in their freshman year through their senior year,” said Finning “The concentration in their first year is film and television and for the remaining three years if the student decides to major in it, they can focus on either film or video. I started the program 25 years ago and it’s grown over the years. We’ve gone through some transformations. If a student goes through the four years here, they often go on to college where they can continue the film or TV learning.”
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Taste of Roxbury Event Back for 13th Consecutive Year
he Roxbury Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce details for the 13th Annual Taste of Roxbury. How would you like to eat a delicious variety of food served from more than a dozen local restaurants all at one location? Plus enjoy dessert from an extensive range of local places. You can even begin eating with dessert if you prefer, or keep alternating back and forth. It’s your choice! Eat what you want, in any order you want and then go back for more. As always, DJ Dave from Mix Master Disc Jockeys will be there. If you’ve been to this event before, you know that Dave is there to make the evening a lot of fun. Plus there will be door prizes and
coupons. You’ll also have the chance to meet the owners or representatives from each food place so you can learn more about their business and even ask them questions. Pick up some menus while you’re there. Refreshments will be available for purchase. If you’re looking for some new ideas of where you can eat out, or places to stop by for dessert, this event is for you. Don’t worry though, of course our local favorites will be there too! Visit the Taste of Roxbury website for the list of participants at www.roxburynjchamber.org/taste. The list continues to grow, so check back often! You can also track details on the Facebook event page https://facebook.com/
events/2284983508202529 or search for “13th Annual Taste of Roxbury” Attendees will have the opportunity to taste food from a wide variety of restaurants from the Roxbury area for less than a night out would normally cost. This year’s Taste of Roxbury will take place on Monday, May 20th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Roxbury High School in Succasunna. Tickets are $30 and must be purchased in advance for proper planning. Tickets can be purchased online at www. roxburynjchamber.org/taste or in person for cash or check
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Randolph Bulldogs Win Middle School Championship
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game because of a dramatic win over Pascack Valley in an epic semi-final on Saturday March 10th at Floyd Hall. The Bulldogs were down by a goal, 3 to 2, with just 14 seconds left in the game when, with the Bulldogs’ goalie pulled, Defenseman Keegan Melly retrieved the puck in the Bulldogs left corner and hit center Shane Melly with a pass off the boards in the neutral zone. Shane was able to outrace the two Pascack Valley defenders to the goal, faked out the goal-
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Bulldogs Win... continued from page 15 the top part of his stick and went over the goal as the OT buzzer sounded. With overtime over, the two teams went into a 3-player shootout. The Bulldogs, being the home team, chose to shoot first and Shane Melly put the first shot into the net. Then Pascack Valley shooter scored as well. Both teams’ second shooter missed which left the game hinging on each team’s 3rd shooter. Keegan Melly shot next for the Bulldogs and showed the goalie a forehand shot before bringing the puck to his backhand and went top-shelf on the goalie in the right corner. With dozens of spectators watching behind the goalie, Pascack Valley’s Tyler Rothstein approached the goalie from a sharp right angle but shot the puck into the middle of the goalie’s chest securing the Bulldogs’ victory. On March 10th, the Bulldogs were able to beat the Paramus Spartans in a defensive championship game that was tied zero-to-zero when, with 7:10 left in regulation, Defenseman Robert Magnotta was able to catch a break-away speedy opponent from the other side by diving and tipping the puck into the corner without tripping the player. With 3:43 left in the 3rd period Shane Melly made a behind the back pass to Bulldogs’ Nicholas Colatrella who shot the puck through the goalie’s five-hole, giving the Bulldogs a 1-0 lead. After the goal, the team implemented Head Coach Robert Magnotta’s expert strategy of defensive hockey and not allowing the Spartans any opportunities to set up in the Bulldogs’ zone.
The game ended with the Bulldogs keeping the puck in the Spartans zone as the clocked clicked zero….then the championship celebrations began. The Bulldogs are 11-year old’s with 5th and 6th graders playing against opponents that mostly consisted of 7th and 8th graders and some teams having high school freshmen since the rosters are organized based on birth year. The undersized Bulldogs showed tenacity but played with old-fashioned sportsmanship while one of the Bulldogs’ puerile opponents referred to them as “unsavory rascals” which then became a badge of honor for the team. The regular and postseason saw the Bulldogs improve as hockey players as Bulldogs Head Coach Robert Magnotta helped the players improve by, what is a consistent characteristic of his teams, being more disciplined, better positioned and an unselfish team. Coach
Magnotta has become a USA Hockey Level 5 certified coach this year and as such he was asked to develop practice drills and other coaching materials for USA Hockey to publish and use to help all coaches around the country. As is routine for a Magnotta coached team, every player participated in the scoring this season. One axiom of the Bulldogs is that all players play offense and all players play defense. The team’s performance and statistics show this to be the case. The team played ever increasing disciplined positional hockey. The Bulldogs’ players learned the benefits of positional hockey and always unselfishly looked to make a pass to their open teammates. Shane Melly led the league in both goals and total points and in doing so broke two middle school league single season records with 40 goals and 54 points during the season.
His assist tally was third best in the league. Keegan Melly led the league in assists with 17. Both Shane’s and Keegan’s league leading stats were followed by AAA Bantam (U14) NJ Avalanche and NJ Devils players. As both boys are still in elementary school (Ironia Elementary School), they will be playing in the middle school league for many years to come. Forward Andrew Lebowitz took his game to a whole new level which resulted in a breakaway goal he scored with the opponents chasing him but unable to catch him before he snapped a goal in the top left corner against Montclair. Robert Magnotta Jr. consistent defensive play was the bedrock to all the team’s success. Robert is such a critical player to the Bulldogs that he consistently leads the team in Time-On-Ice (TOI) at 29.56 minutes average per game. As the Bulldogs opponents even admitted, he is the most reliable defenseman in the entire middle school league. Alexander Tortorelli, one of the Bulldogs’ newer skaters, improved significantly. He participated in scoring with goals and assists because he learned where to play as a positional hockey player and he bought into the Bulldogs hockey philosophy taught to him by Coach Magnotta. The team’s performance this year resulted in the team being invited to participate in the “Middle School Showcase Tournament” of the best New Jersey middle school teams. However, given the team’s busy schedule, the Bulldogs are unable to attend.
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Randolph Teen Wins Mayo Performing Arts Center Cover Contest
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By Kimberly Redmond Randolph teenager was picked as one of the winners of the 10th Annual Mayo Performing Art Center’s student art cover contest. Aliyah Ravin, a junior at Randolph High School, and Anna Thach, an 8th grader at East Hanover Middle School, each beat out more than 70 other teens for their submissions. Both girls work will appear later this season on the cover of MPAC program books, which are handed out at evening events. According to MPAC, more than 10,000 theater patrons will see the covers. Each year, MPAC invites teens throughout Morris County to participate in the program cover art contest and to submit work to appear in the student art gallery exhibit. This year, students were asked to artistically convey the theme of: “Imagine! Discover! Create! Celebrate MPAC and the Arts.” The winners were announced during a reception on Feb. 25 and artwork was displayed in the center’s gallery through early March. Ravin said, “I am more than grateful for my piece to be
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selected. It was amazing to see how others took the four words given to us and created such a variety of different pieces.” She added, “Contests such as this one are extremely important to allow people to explore their mind and transfer it into art, but also for others to expand their imagination by seeing how others took the prompt.” Several other Randolph High School students were named as runners-up in the contest. The students are 11th grader Nicolas Carlucci, 11th grader Karina Garbarini, 11th grader Rahul Rariyani, 11th grader Serena Zhou and 11th grader Makayla Kelly Mercedes Ingenito, an art teacher at Randolph High School, said the annual contest gives local students a chance to “take on the role of a graphic artist while designing a potential cover for MPAC’s cultural presentations.” “MPAC is extremely student and teacher friendly, treating our student artists with great respect and professionalism,” Ingenito said. “This is an event that I continue to look forward to each year while incorporating it within my curriculum as it provides such great real life experience for the students.”
Cathy Shott, an art teacher at East Hanover Middle School, said the contest has been a great “avenue of opportunity” for students studying visual arts. “Students, using the elements and principles of arts as their guide, turn basic concepts into personally relevant art. MPAC’s supportive atmosphere has given art educators like myself the impetus
to direct, as students imagine, experiment, practice and grow through fostering self-expression,” she said. Viewing the individual artworks of so many talented young adults at the MPAC gallery both enhances and supports the need for arts education,” Shott said. Contest submissions can be viewed by logging onto www. mayoarts.org.
Did You Know? that bed-sharing is the most common cause of death in babies younger than three months. Parents concerned about their children sleeping in another room overnight can still have children with them in their bedrooms, though the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends
that babies sleep in a bassinet or crib rather than share a bed with their parents. To further reduce a child’s risk of SIDS, parents should place their babies to sleep on their backs on flat, firm surfaces, such as a crib mattress covered with a tightly fitted sheet. Only use the mattress designed exclu-
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The Bargain Box: A Local Thrift Boutique that Goes Beyond the Bottom Line
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By Melissa Krenek pring has officially sprung, and if you’re looking for a local thrift boutique that offers great merchandise and a friendly
atmosphere, head to the Bargain Box in Harding Township. This community staple, located on Route 202 in a large blue building adorned with red doors, has been provid-
ing new and gently-used merchandise to Morristown and the surrounding area since 1960. They carry fashionable clothing for men, women, and children, as well as shoes, handbags, jewelry, household goods and vintage items. They pride themselves on offering customers designer brands at affordable prices, including vintage Gucci, Tiffany, Jimmy Choo, and leather goods. The best part is that all sales benefit the Women’s Association for Morristown Medical Center, so shoppers can feel extra good about every purchase. Maggie Moffitt, the Store Manager explained that she works with “over 60 volunteers, who come in and make the place feel like home.”
This past August, after over 30 years of being across from Atlantic Rehabilitation in Morristown, they decided to move and start a new chapter. It wasn’t a huge move, in fact they moved approximately five miles down the road into Harding Township. The new shop has a more modern feel with tons of natural sunlight and includes two floors of retail space with larger dressing rooms. “It’s a totally different space with a much more open feel and it allows for more customer, volunteer interaction in a welcoming environment,” Moffitt exclaimed. “Since moving here, we have been busy every day, and the parking lot is always filled!” continued on page 20
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The Bargain Box... continued from page 19 With their move came some fresh, new ideas. For example, Moffitt was excited to share that the Bargain Box has started carrying activewear, and it’s flying off the shelves. “Sales for activewear are surpassing denim in the U.S.,” Moffitt explained (And she’s right). According to an article published in 2018 by the Los Angeles Times, U.S. imports of women’s elastic knit pants have surpassed those of jeans for the first time, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. “We carry brands like Lululemon, and it never stays on the shelf for very long,” Moffitt added. Along with activewear and everyday clothing, The Bargain Box features some cool seasonal and themed sales, including Black Tie, Prom
wear, and swimsuits for the warmer months, and backto-school, Halloween, and of course Christmas for the colder ones. The holidays are the most popular time for them, but “Lilly and Tommy,” their Lilly Pulitzer and Tommy Bahama annual event, is a very close second. This year’s event will take place on June 3rd and will include all the bright colored florals both designers are known for. Locals also enjoy throwing Derby Day parties, and with the Kentucky Derby fast approaching in May, Moffitt plans on featuring some fabulous “Southern Belle” style hats. “We are so appreciative of customers who come here to support both sales and donations, we couldn’t do it with-
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volunteering opportunities at both the Bargain Box and the hospital, check out www. wammc.org. The Bargain Box is located at 1117 Mt. Kemble Avenue in Morristown and accepts donations for new and gently-used apparel, shoes, jewelry, home goods, china and crystal, puzzles, games, toys, new stuffed animals and collectibles. Donations are accepted on Mon. Tues. and Sat. from 10:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. All donations are tax deductible. For further information concerning donations, call Moffitt at 908 766 0745, or drop by and she’ll be happy to give you a tour.
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Community Based Rescue Task Force Coming to Morris County
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By Megan Roche unded through a grant from the Department of Homeland Security, some local towns will begin to feel a lot safer thanks to a new rescue task force when it comes to the threats of active shooters. The new community-based rescue task force was founded in part with Morris County Sherriff James Gannon and the Responsible School Violence Prevention, Preparation, Protection (RSVP-3) in response to the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Fla. “RSVP-3 is a multi-disciplinary approach to identifying, evaluating and responding to threats to schools, houses of worship and other institutions. RSVP-3 involves the participation of Morris County schools, superintendents, mental health experts, police and emergency services personnel, with the U.S. Secret Service and Office of Homeland Security among the agencies
that provided their expertise.” Gannon said in a press release. Through RSVP-3, teachers and administrators are being trained on how to handle active shooter situations, but also how to prevent them. This is done through training on mental health crisis’ and enhancing school security. RSVP-3 is also training new recruits at the Morris County Public Safety Academy on tactical response to an active shooter situation. Currently, when responding to a threat, police must clear the scene and neutralize the threat before they can help the injured. However, with this new task force, the training would provide individuals from the fire department and EMS with the means to go into a situation with a police escort and begin to render aid. By rendering aid earlier, officials are hoping to save people from bleeding out. “This is about accepting risks, but they’re calculated risks,” Sheriff Gannon
said. “At the end of the day, when the bell rings, we want to neutralize the threat,” he said. Sheriff Gannon and his team at the Morris County Sheriff’s Department have also recently created an app that will help those in these dire situations. The app, RSVP-3 Morris County, NJ, will enable law enforcement, educational and mental health partners, students, parents, and community members to connect, discover, and anonymously report any act of violence. With the rise in school shootings, many local school boards are inching up their security measures to prevent incidents from happening. Currently, the communities of Washington Township, Randolph, and Mount Olive have inked agreements to participate in the community rescue task force. Funding provided by the grant would pay for bulletproof vests for EMS workers.
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Shrek the Musical at Randolph High School
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By Henry M. Holden eginning in mid-January, and with more than two-and-a-half months of preparation, the students of the Randolph High School Drama Club brought the swamp from Far Away to the Randolph High School auditorium with their production of “Shrek the Musical.” Based on the story and characters from the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, the Drama Club premiered the musical on Fri. evening, March 29, and Sat. March 30. Shrek is a side-splitting, hilarious spectacle that turns the fairytale world upside down and becomes a must-see musical comedy. “We got the script through a company called Music Company International,” said Jacob Burlas, the drama director. “The script was adapted from the Broadway version of the fairytale.” The original Shrek that everybody knows and loves remained intact. “We
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ing of the production. We wanted to make it flow like a story book.” Most of the cast are students. “We continued on page 25
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Shrek the Musical... continued from page 24 even have two middle schoolers,” said Burlas. “In the pit orchestra, we had student music director, Andrew Hanrahan. All the musicians are students except for three professionals.” “There were 37 students involved with this production,” said Burlas. “All the lighting and props were done by students. “I encouraged our two student choreographers, Maura Holden and Susan O’Sullivan to create their own original choreography,” said Burlas. “Since there was so much work to do, we decided to outsource the costumes. We used two companies; Scaramouche, in Chester and the Costumer, in New York. “All the cast members, and some parents assisted in many
ways, whether it was helping with rides to and from the school, bringing food to kids during long rehearsals, (as late as 9:30pm sometimes) or helping shop for costumes and props.” “All the props were either donated by students, built by students, or we rented them. The set itself, the backdrop, was rented but everything else was designed, built and painted by students.” “Shrek the Musical” is a fairytale adventure that follows a lovable green ogre who loves the quiet isolation of his swamp. The story focuses on Shrek, (Owen Weiss) a grouchy yet kind-hearted ogre, who becomes a hero in his fairytale world despite himself. But his life is disrupted when dozcontinued on page 26
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Shrek the Musical... continued from page 25 ens of fairytale creatures are banished to his swamp by the fairytale-hating Lord Farquaad (Joshua Cohen) of Duloc. Shrek and his sidekick Donkey (Chiara Ricupero) must rescue Princess Fiona (Julia Frost) in exchange for getting his swamp back. Donkey was one of the funniest characters in the cast, leading the others with putdown jokes about the vertically challenged Lord Farquaad.
Shrek and Donkey set off on a quest to rescue the beautiful (if slightly temperamental) Princess Fiona from her tower, guarded by a fire-breathing love-sick dragon (Bella Dimichino). Add in the mean wicked witch (Nickie Murray) fairy tale hating Lord Farquaad, and a gang of fairytale misfits, and you’ve got an irresistible musical comedy full of adventure, laughter and romance, certain to bring joy to audiences of all ages.
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