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provided Bekhor with a list of families affected by the Parkland school shootings. According to Biston, there were four Jewish students and one Jewish teacher that were murdered in the massacre, Bekhor says. In total, 17 people were killed and 17 others were wounded in the mass shooting by a suspected 19-year old former student. In the wake of this tragedy, the Chabad of Randolph tweaked its theme to “Purim for Parkland,” to bring some joy and light to the darkness there. “The holiday of Purim is about the continuation of our people through darkened times,” the Chabad of Randolph describes in its event description. “It is a reminder to acknowledge God’s miracles in our lives so we can let in more blessings and light. We celebrate this perpetual survival by being festive and joyous throughout the special day. But then, there’s the shooting in Parkland; a reminder that darkness holds a sneaky power in letting us down. “It is then in times like these, that Purim can be celebrated at its height. Just as it was then in the story of Purim, the darkness was crushing and crippling and there
was no end in sight. The pain was real and nothing could alleviate it. “It was the tremendous amount of happiness that surged through the streets, no matter how terrible the pain. While the aftermath of the shooting is still raw and heartbreaking, there is something we can do. Let’s celebrate the holiday to its fullest, turning this oppressive darkness into light and joy. Nothing is more powerful and effective than that.” In addition to sending packages, participants made a banner for the classmates at Parkland, listened to the story of Purim, were entertained by a hypnotist and ate a meal consisting of concession-stand, stadium type food to go with this year’s theme. Bekhor’s daughter and another family friend in town came up with the idea this year for Purim In The Stadium. “They were thinking what our town would appreciate,” says Bekhor. “There’s nothing like sports.” As it is common to attend Purim parties dressed in costume, attendees wore sports-related gear such as football jerseys, referee uniform, or other team clothing. Next year’s theme in Randolph will be Purim in Disney. The idea of these festive
themes is to come up with “whatever it takes to engage the holiday,” says Bekhor. While a good majority of people do not consider Purim a major holiday, Bekhor says more Jewish leaders are “trying to reintroduce into our communities” that Purim is really a “huge holiday.” Many are “always wondering why it gets pushed back. Literally our people were supposed to get destroyed,” she explains, “like a Holocaust.” One meaning behind Purim is “Miracles happened back then.” The survival of the Jewish people then was not by coincidence but by “God’s hand. Sometimes you have to see God’s hand.” Bekhor concludes, “It’s so important for Purim to be put back into our existence; something about joy. This is a month of joy; to make light overcome darkness. It’s not just a Jewish Halloween,” what some people decipher Purim to be like. “We need to bring light,” she says. “We don’t accomplish anything by darkness, sadness. Purim has such depth of joy to it. Each holiday has an energy source. Purim is joy and happiness so you can channel it in.” With Purim, “All you’re commanded to do is be joyful so you want to take advantage of it.”
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Randolph Students Celebrate 100th Day
Teens Hear Holocaust Survival Story, Remember Victims
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andolph elementary school students enjoyed the 100th day of school with special activities on Feb. 16. Center Grove second grade students and their teachers dressed up as centenarians for the occasion! Students enjoyed a variety of activities involving
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Teeners gathered at the Chabad of Randolph recently and remembered victims of the Holocaust while a survivor shared her miraculous story. Olga Menczer discussed her survival in Budapest, Hungary, then a special memorial ceremony was held for those that
the number 100 including collecting 100 signatures, making necklaces with 100 Fruit Loops and putting together puzzles with 100 pieces. In this photo, Amir Medhat, Marco Nobile and Kai Graves dress up for the fun including grey hair and even a mustache.
have perished. Each teen received a necklace with a name and date of passing of a child victim and each teen lit a memorial candle and took it upon themselves to do a good deed for someone else in memory of the child that they received on their necklace.
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Don’t Let Allergies Get The Best Of You This Season
don’t know about you, but I’m thinking Spring cannot come soon enough… especially after the unexpected, late season, blizzards! Spring brings longer days, budding flowers, sunshine and warmer weather. Along with the beautiful flowers, Spring also brings pollen and allergens! For some, these allergens can wreak havoc. If you’re someone who suffers from allergies, you might dread the Spring season. Seasonal allergies can cause a multitude of nagging symptoms including: Runny Nose, Itchy and/or Red Irritated Eyes, Stuffy Nose/Congestion, Sneezing, Scratchy Throat and Itchiness. If you suffer from any of the above, I’m here to tell you that there is a solution! Believe it or not, Acupuncture can help you to enjoy the Spring again! So, you might be asking how can Acupuncture Help? Acupuncture relieves symptoms of allergies by diminishing the body’s inflammatory response, without the unwanted side effects. It helps to open nasal passages, reduces sinus pressure, calms itching, decreases throat pain, coughing and sneezing. Here’s the catch… it’s always best to be-
gin treatment before the season begins. It is better to prevent symptoms then try to tackle them when they are in full effect. In addition to Acupuncture treatment, you can help yourself at home with these simple tips: Flush out allergens with a Neti pot, keep windows closed to prevent allergens from entering your home, try an air filter, vacuum and dust often to elimi-
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Hockey Stars Get Kudos From County Freeholders
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Student Art Show Displayed At Fairleigh Dickinson University
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he annual “Senior Art Exhibition” is set to be held in the Rothman Building, Admissions Center at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison. Approximately 100 student artworks in varied medias will be displayed. The featured artists will be 12 Studio Art seniors who will be graduating in
May. The show will run from April 12 to April 25. It will be open to the public during the Images/Art Show Reception on Wednesday, April 25, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Because the show is held in the Admissions Center, the gallery may be occupied with a class and during that time closed for viewing.
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Randolph Students Perform With Junior Region Band
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Dr. Ira Goldberg Receives Top Dentist Award Again
r. Ira Goldberg, owner of Morris County Dental Associates in Succasunna, recently received the “NJ Top Dentists” award, published in the Healthy Living publication. He has received the Top Dentist award annually for six consecutive years. “This is a very prestigious award, and I feel honored to have earned it year after year,” said Goldberg. “It shows our commitment to our patients on various levels, such as excellent care, top-notch customer service, and our drive to stay on top of the latest effective treatment techniques. Our mantra is ‘Experience, Compassion, and Quality.’ We strive to meet these goals every day.” Indeed, Goldberg and his staff do live up to their mantra. A quick Google search of independent patient reviews will prove that fact. His patients rave about the level of care they receive, along with their overall patient experience. The office is impeccably clean, appointed with effective technology and the staff is top notch. “In this day and age, patients have the option of choosing from many, many dentists,” he said. “People are seeking comprehensive, quality care with a caring and thor-
ough approach. We receive daily phone calls where people state, ‘I researched Dr. Goldberg, and I can’t believe what his patients have to say about him and his office. I need to come see him because he will listen to me, provide appropriate options, and help me.’” Goldberg provides pretty much all general dentistry services such as cosmetics including veneers, crowns, bonding, whitening; family care cleanings and checkups; as well as gum treatments, root canals and dentures. What he is especially well known for are dental implants. “Dental implants have revolutionized modern-day dentistry,” said Goldberg. “I have been fascinated by them since I started dentistry 23 years ago. They can provide long-term predictable solutions where standard general dentistry may not be able to do so.” Goldberg holds many implant degrees, teaches implant dentistry to other dentists and is recognized as an expert in the field. He provides all phases of implant care right in his office, so referrals to another office are not necessary. He can provide bone grafts, gum grafts, implant placement and guided surgery as needed.
“Whether a patient requires a single implant or an entire mouth of implants, we can provide those services,” he said. “We can eliminate years of embarrassment, chewing problems, pain, missing teeth, failing teeth, gum disease, and other problems permanently, and at times, in a single appointment.” “There is a procedure known as All-OnFour, which is an advanced process to take care of severe dental problems in one visit,” he said. “Patients can walk out the door with a new set of fully functioning teeth. This procedure is not appropriate for everyone, but when it is an option, we can change lives around quickly. My point here is to summarize my earlier comment that Implant Dentistry has revolutionized modern dentistry as we know it.” Goldberg has truly earned this Top Dentist award. He has continued to provide the community with experience, compassion and quality on many levels. Goldberg offers free consultations at his office located in the Roxbury Mall in Succasunna. For additional information, visit www.morriscountydentist.com. Call 973328-1225 or email frontdesk.mcda@gmail. com.
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Randolph Senior Honored For Women In Sports Day
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andolph High School senior Brooke Olsen was recognized for her achievements in sports at the “National Girls and Women in
Sports Day” celebration Feb. 4 at Seton Hall University. She is pictured with Assistant Athletic Director Marybeth Foran.
Signing To Play For Loyola University
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andolph High School senior soccer goalkeeper Justin Lawrence recently signed his letter of intent to play soccer for Loyola University of Maryland. Justin plans to study graphic design at Loyola. Pictured, seated, are Justin Lawrence, and his parents, Donna and Chris. Standing,
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Randolph school are shown enjoying the parade. In the front row, from left, are Chris Antico, Brayden Meditz, Jacob Conti, Carly Weinstock, Michael Najjar, Justin Novak and Juliette Jewusiak. In the back row are Jayden Fuehring, Louie LoVerde and Kaitlyn Brown.
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Ironia School Winterfest Hosts Fun Day
undreds of families spent a fun day at the Ironia School Winterfest on Feb. 10. Children enjoyed face painting, games, a DJ, pizza and a bake sale at the Randolph school. Families enjoyed a basket raffle, a Randolph High School cabaret performance,
a Randolph Reelers Square Dance performance and the teacher’s challenge. Principal David Kricheff, Vice Principal Rathjen, teachers and a parent competed in the teacher’s challenge, first wearing mouth guards and saying words which had to be deciphered by a student, parent or teacher, then
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brainer” for the committee to get behind. He describes that when they came up with the idea, it was unanimous immediately—folks were that excited to help the shelter animals. As a special treat, at the end of game two, the top four scorers will be listed on index cards and awarded a $50 gift certificate to the Randolph Diner. In addition to food and drink, there will be tables set up to accept donations, as well as selling items to help in this wonderful cause. Pins for Pets is so well anticipated that while one is run every year, The Kiwanis Club of Randolph alternates and juggles it between the Randolph Animal Shelter and the 11th Hour Rescue Shelter in Randolph, a second chance shelter for animals.) “We at Kiwanis do things to help other people,” says Stracco. “Now with this event, we are doing things to help pets.” Stracco points to last year, citing the highest compliment of all. “People were having such a good time; they extended their stay, and didn’t want to leave.” The Kiwanis Club of Randolph is a wonderful community organization that is involved in so much, including the Morristown Craft Market, the Randolph Freedom Festival Parade and Fireworks, and the town’s Holiday House Decorating, to name a few. The Randolph Regional Animal Shelter benefits the towns of Randolph and surrounding areas.
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Local Soccer Coach Raises Funds To Equip Colombian Youth With Soccer Gear And Skills For Better Life
By Cheryl Conway s a soccer player since he was four and coach for the past decade, 26year old Sebastian Castillo-Giraldo’s current goal is to pay it forward and help youth from his native country. Castillo-Giraldo of Wharton has started a Go Fund Me page to purchase training equipment and provide soccer clinics to hundreds of inner city children of Colombia. The children he aims to reach live in the city of Medellin as well as Supia, Caldas, the town he was born. He plans to travel in May for ten days, May 13-May 23, with three of his soccer students and a friend, Marc Reynolds of Succasunna, a photographer/filmmaker who will be documenting the trip. “It’s time I pay it forward to those who are less fortunate and give approximately 300 kids an opportunity to use soccer as a vehicle to improve their lives,” Castillo-Giraldo states on his Go Fund Me site. “The game has allowed me to attend college and has shaped me to be the human I am today.” Castillo-Giraldo grew up in Colombia,
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During a pre-season tournament with Centenary College in Rochester, NY, during senior year, Sebastian Castillo-Giraldo was captain, pictured front and center with the bright cleats in hand.
during the time of civil war, which had ended in 2016 when the peace treaty was signed, he explains. While conditions were rough, Castillo-Giraldo says “soccer was big in my town.”
He started playing at the age of four; continued to play when he came to U.S. with his parents in 1998, in the fourth grade; playing at Morris Hills High School in Rockaway and college, at both County continued on page 22
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Local Soccer Coach Raises Funds... continued from page 20 College of Morris in Randolph and the Centenary University in Hackettstown, before becoming a soccer coach 10 years ago. Castillo-Giraldo has been a soccer coach in Mt. Olive, in its camps and premier soccer program; ran the select soccer camps at Morris Hills now called Morris County Summer Select; and has been the first assistant coach for the men’s soccer team at CCM since 2017. Through soccer, “you learn discipline, hard work, determination and team work,” says Castillo-Giraldo, teaching assistant and graduate research assistant at Monmouth University. “Those kids need it,” he says about the children in Colombia, “to help them move up in the ladder of life. “Colombia is a third world country; soccer is a tool to avoid falling into drug use and alcoholism,” he continues on the Go Fund Me page. “It’s a beacon of hope as well as a stimulator to dream big and achieve success in life. As a world history graduate student at Monmouth University, Castillo-Giraldo
is currently writing his master’s thesis on “How Soccer Explains the World.” It was in the first week of December 2017 when Castillo-Giraldo started his Go Fund Me page to help youth in Colombia. A family friend who works for the government in Colombia has identified and connected Castillo-Giraldo with youth teams most in need. Mt. Olive Soccer Club “donated a plethora of new gear,” says Castillo-Giraldo. About 90 percent of its donations are brand new and include uniforms, soccer socks, shorts, sweats, sweaters and jerseys. Kinnelon High School donated some gear as well. Most needed now is the financial support, he says, as his goal is to purchase 200 brand new Adidas balls that cost $3,000. “I can’t have soccer clinics unless I have balls for the kids,” he says. “Balls are really expensive.” The ones he plans to provide are expected to last three to five years and are “ideal for their practices and their games,” he says. Funds will also cover costs for cones
and ladders as well as shipping boxes of equipment; soccer clinics for kids with proper training skills; followed my minitalks to discuss “the power of soccer.” His plan is to help 20 youth teams with proper equipment and gear. He estimates that the boys and girls will be between the ages of 8 and 15. “I’ll be running clinic and drills,” he says, with two to three practices daily. While cycling is popular in Colombia too, Castillo-Giraldo says the “predominant sport in Colombia is soccer. It’s a passion you learn to love and you hold dear to you. The whole country plays and the whole country watches them, the Colombia National Team, national pride. Even with all the unrest, when our country was being torn to pieces,” he explains how soccer provides a sense of pride “that brings the whole country together.” He now wants to share his love for soccer. “When I was a little kid playing in Colombia, I had great coaches that didn’t know me,” he says. “I think it’s only right to share my knowledge of soccer with continued on page 24
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Local Soccer Coach Raises Funds... continued from page 22 those kids so they can move forward. Everyone in my family has played soccer, like it’s in my blood, in my DNA. “Race doesn’t matter, class doesn’t matter, religion doesn’t matter. It’s just the talents and skills each person brings to the table what truly matters.” Reynolds, who met Castillo-Giraldo about seven years ago when he became his eldest son’s soccer coach of Villa at NJ Dynamo, couldn’t agree more and looks forward to the trip. “I love the game of soccer; I have three sons who play,” says Reynolds. “I believe soccer should be accessible to everyone regardless of income or anything else. I know the happiness it brings and I feel everyone deserves that.”
With plans to video their trip, Reynolds says “it’s about me telling a story. This to me is a story worth telling. It’s about soccer, but it’s more about humanity and giving back. I hope to capture the happiness we bring to the kids that we meet. I also want to capture Sebastian’s big/generous heart.” Donations are still being collected through May 1. “We need your help to raise as much money as possible to spread as much hope as we can,” says Castillo-Giraldo. He and his fellow travelers will self-fund their flights and expenses. With a goal to collect $4,500, as of press time $1,095 has been raised. Donate at https://www.gofundme.com/ soccer-clinics-for-kids-in-colombia.
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