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Roxbury Teen Helps Save Route 80 Motorist’s Life

By Elise Phillips Margulis hristopher Caccavella, 17, was driving to Morris County School of Technology when he encountered a car that was blocking his lane on Route 80. He saw that the driver’s body was slumped over the steering wheel, pulled over immediately and called #77. The driver was barely breathing. Just then another driver, Denville attorney Matthew Troiano, pulled over. Caccavella said he was nervous because he had never been in a situation like that but knew he had to do something. “I was just at the right place at the right time. I knew the driver needed help so I decided to help him. I didn’t know how serious his condition was when I stopped.” Fortunately, Dr. George Mazpule, a gastrointestinal robotic surgeon at HUMC and The Valley Hospital, also stopped to investigate the situation. The car doors were locked so they broke the car window with a golf club that Mazpule had in his car, pulled the man out through the window and performed CPR on the unconscious motorist until the paramedics arrived. The motorist who was slouched over his steering wheel is a 24-year-old deliveryman for Hansel ‘n Griddle in Denville. Although Mazpule’s position as a robotic surgeon doesn’t involve CPR and reviving patients like the one he was presented

with, he knew from medical school that when a person’s face is purple, they are cyanotic--suffering from oxygen deprivation. The man had no pulse but his body was warm so Mazpule knew that the man had recently suffered a cardiac arrest. The surgeon started doing chest compressions and explained to Troiano how to administer oxygen. Soon the police arrived and gave the motorist Narcan, an opioid antagonist that partially or completely reverses an opioid overdose. The driver began to regain consciousness and started moving a bit, but Mazpule knew they had to continue the CPR for a while. Mazpule took the oxygen from the police officers’ emergency kit and administered it to the motorist. By applying an Automated External Defibrillator, Mazpule determined that the man did not need defibrillation. After ten to twenty seconds the victim had a pulse and began coughing so Mazpule pulled him up into a sitting position. During questioning, the police learned that the man had taken Kratom which is a psychoactive herbal extract that stimulates the same opioid brain receptors as morphine does. The effect of the herb was still apparent. The victim was taken to St. Clare’s Hospital in Denville. The motorist was very fortunate that Caccavella, Troiano and Mazpule pulled

over to see what was wrong. All three were modest and just happy they could play a part in helping the man. He’s also fortunate that one of the concerned fellow motorists was a doctor. Caccavella doesn’t see himself as a hero but is glad he was there to assist the surgeon. By pulling his car over and calling #77, he was able to summon the ambulance (and Mazpule) quickly. The doctors at the hospital agreed that the motorist would have died if he hadn’t received treatment when he did. The Roxbury police officers called his school to explain why he would be late for class.

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Roxbury High School Celebrates Athletes with the Class of 2019 Hall of Fame Inductions

By Daniel del Ben thletics are a vital component in just about every school, and that is why Roxbury High School recognizes the importance in preserving the legacy of the athletes and coaches that have passed through the school over the past century. On May 18th, Roxbury High School had their induction ceremony to honor the newest members in this year’s induction class. The Athletic Hall of Fame Committee was founded in 2012 and had their first ceremony in 2013. Every year, the athletics department looks through their entire history, and makes a decision on who to add into their hall of fame. “I believe it was important to establish an athletic hall of fame because it connects the past with present,” said Director of Athletics and Student Activities Stuart Mason. “The Hall of Fame recognizes the best of the best and gives our current stu-

dents a blueprint for success. By hearing about the hall of famers, they learn that the same attributes that make someone a success on the playing field will lead them to a successful career and life.” The school’s lobby proudly displays the plaques of all the previous Hall of Fame inductees which includes exceptional students, coaches, and teams. The class of 2019 saw the addition of: Laura Ahern who leads Roxbury girls basketball in points with 1632 in four varsity seasons from 2000-2004. Sandy Alexander was on Roxbury’s first girls cross country team as a freshman in 1978 where she won her first of three conference championships. Jessica Musmanno was one of Roxbury High School’s most prolific soccer players and was on the school’s championship team her freshman year in 2007. Alan Andrews was on Roxbury’s football first ever conference championship

team in 1978. He later went on to be drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers as a seventh round pick in 1984. Mike Bennett graduated in 1972 with some very impressive wrestling achievements. He won state champion by a 6-0 decision while going 24-0 for the year. His overall record was 46-6. Angelo Mangiro graduated 2009 and will be recognized as both a football and basketball player. In football, Mangiro was a two-time first team All-State offensive lineman selection, and went on to play three years as center for Penn State University where he was designated team captain in his senior year. In basketball, Mangiro became the all-time leading boys scorer with 1074 points. Coach Byron Collins built Roxbury’s cross country team in the 1970s and coached from 1974-1995 and 2008-2010. During his tenure, he coached four undecontinued on page 4

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Not All Headaches are Created Equal

lmost everyone has experienced a headache, at some point in their life, to varying degrees. In fact, roughly 45 million Americans suffer from Headaches each year. In today’s world, most people reach into the medicine cabinet for one of the various pain relievers to alleviate their head pain. But what happens when that doesn’t work? Or, the headaches become more frequent and more painful? Some get headaches so often and so painful, they even take prescription drugs with side effects and no avail. But have you ever stopped to think, “What is causing my headache?” Headaches and more severe headaches, known as Migraines, can be caused by various triggers including foods, chemicals or preservatives in foods, allergens in the environment, chemicals in cleaning products or herbicides/pesticides, sinus congestion, tension in the neck or jaw, lack of sleep, dehydration, stress, and the list goes on… Sometimes the cause is completely unknown and with no relief the patient can be left hopeless, debilitated and in pain. An assessment by an Acupuncturist can often identify and treat imbalances (that are causing the headaches) that are unknown to the patient previously. In Chinese Medicine not all headaches are created equally. Rather, during an assessment, we evaluate the individual patient on many levels to determine their exact symptoms (i.e Is the headache frontal? One sided? Behind the eyes? Is there nausea? Frequency and intensity of pain?....) and if there are any triggers. We take a whole body approach and assess the patient’s physical condition as well as their constitution, emotional health, diet and lifestyle. Unlike the blanket treatment western medicine offers which is typically some type of pain reliever, Chinese Medicine finds a specific

treatment for each patient based on their individual symptoms. Five patients suffering “headaches” may receive five completely different treatments. By addressing the root cause, Acupuncture can be a safe way to prevent and treat various types of headaches, without the unwanted side effects of medications. Based on the individual assessment and diagnosis, tiny needles are inserted into various points on the body. Depending on the case, small electrodes can be attached to specific needles that elicit a small electrical current. The feeling of the electric stimulation on the needles is a comfortable sensation that generally elicits a feeling of tingling, tapping or heaviness. The electric stimulation enhances the release of specific neurochemicals which aids in the treatment of headaches. The needles are typically retained for 20-30 minutes, during which the patient is left to relax and take a nap. Acupuncture is known to be effective and can offer long standing results, but it is not always a quick fix. Especially if the headaches are chronic, several treatments may be required to achieve the full result. Again, this is because it is addressing the root cause and not just covering up symptoms like other treatments. If you suffer from headaches or migraines start getting relief today! Use the following tips to achieve long- lasting results for a healthy life: Be aware, track food and environmental triggers to see if there are any patterns, get adequate sleep, eat a healthy diet rich in vegetables and fruits (limiting sugars and processed foods), drink plenty of water, manage stress with things like meditation and try Acupuncture! For more information about Acupuncture and Headaches contact Mount Olive Acupuncture & Wellness 973-527-7978.

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Did You Know?

he Appalachian Trail is the longest hiking-only footpath in the world. According to the Appalachian Trail Conservancy, the trail stretches across 14 states from Maine to Georgia. The total length of the trail is 2,192 miles. Millions of visitors traverse all or a portion of the trail every year. Many thru-hikers attempt to hike the entirety of the trail in a single season, beginning either at the trail head at Springer Mountain, GA or Mount Katahdin, ME. Those 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/North Carolina Border. The lowest point on the trail snakes through Bear Mountain State Park in New York. Although the AP trail is a very long hiking trail, many day hikers do portions of it only and still can respectfully say they’ve hiked the AP trail.

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Hall of Fame Inductions... continued from page 2 feated teams and two Hall of Fame students. The 1998 football team was Roxbury’s first football team to win a championship game (previous champions were declared by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association). After going 10-2 for the season, the Roxbury Gaels beat Plainfield 7-6 at Giants Stadium. Bill Tardive played football, basketball, and baseball when

he graduated in 1953. After he returned from the Korean War, Bill and his brothers set up and coached the junior football team the Roxbury Colts which organized a program that allowed boys to play football without having to travel long distances. All the honorees were thrilled to be added to the Roxbury High School Hall of Fame. Many attended the evening on May 18 with their families and friends.

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Girl Scout Troop #95705 Held Kindness Workshop

n April 26, Cadette Girl Scout Troop #95705 held a Kindness Workshop as a Take Action Project at Randolph Middle School to educate middle school students about bullying prevention and strategies on healthy friendships. The project was a part of their Amaze Journey which discussed how to navigate through the twists and turns of relationships. The night included speakers Dr. Maryalice Thomas -Randolph District Anti-Bullying Coordinator and Jennifer Wagener- Randolph Middle School Counselor. The workshop was selected by the Randolph Education Association as a PRIDE event. The Randolph Education Association had awarded Nancy Podesta, a Randolph High School Paraprofessional and Girl Scout Troop Leader #95705, a PRIDE grant for a community involved project. The purpose of a PRIDE

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ties, it was under Freeholder Cabana’s leadership in 2006 that the association became an initial driving force behind the now popular concept of “shared services.” He continues in 2019 as Morris County’s representative to that statewide association, a role he has held since 1999. Cabana was mayor of Boonton Township for six years and a member of the township’s governing body for 11 years. He is a member of the 200 Club of Morris County and a former president of the Morris County League of Municipalities. Freeholder Cabana is an attorney who received his law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law. He also has a degree in business management from Ithaca College.

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arbara Lukavich started in the Randolph Township Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department in the fall of 1998 and since her first day on the job she has been making a difference in the lives of township senior citizens. For Barbara, working with the senior population of Randolph is not just a job, it is a mission. She is 24/7 in sup-

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continued from page 12 1973 -1986, which featured live entertainment six nights a week. Kessel’s band played at the venue and, when he heard ownership was selling, jumped at buying it. “That was a very busy rock club all those years. All the clubs in Jersey were cookin’ because of the younger drinking age (18) and kids loved rock n’ roll. I started out as a restaurant and, when the drinking age was lowered, I closed the kitchen and made it a nightclub. I still play clubs, and I’m in a country western band - I call is Americana, we do some country, soft rock, classical stuff – and we work here and there.” Kessel has hosted his own live radio show on station WDVR FM 89.7 for almost 8 years. “We play to about 100 people twice a month all year long and the show is streamed

online all over the world. The show is called “Heartland Hayride“ and focuses on classic country music. The show itself is like stepping back in time,” Kessel says. Kessel graduated from Montclair State College in 1966, taught history in high school (primarily Hopatcong High School) until his Governor’s Inn purchase, began booking bands in 2010, and in April of this year received his official New Jersey Entertainment Buyers License. Most important to Kessel is his wife of 32 years, Marylou, who is a retired art teacher who taught at Roxbury High School. The couple resides in Kenvil. “Music kind of dominates everything in my life,” Kessel attests. “Actually, playing the music is more fun for me. That’s why I still do it. The business part of the indus-

try is what I’m doing now by becoming an Entertainment Buyer and managing bands and promoting shows. And I don’t just want to host shows at the Grand Star Ballroom. I just hooked up with another couple of clubs and I’m working with their agents to promote my own shows in their venues. I want to get into that. That’s important to me, too.”

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Randolph High School Stages 11th Annual Dance Showcase

By Henry M. Holden n Thursday, May 30 and Friday May 31, 2019, the Randolph High School Dance Department packed the school’s spacious auditorium. Michele Adriano, Dance Program Director, created the Randolph High School Dance Department in 2008. She was initially drawn to Randolph when she discovered they did not have a dance program. “It gave me the opportunity to just build a program from my own vision,” explained Adriano.” The opportunity to start the program on her own excited her. Since its start, the dance department has reached a new level of 120 students participating this year.” “When I first started teaching, many people questioned why the high school was starting a dance class. ‘You teach dance? Is that even a real class?’ doubters questioned. Today, the answer is obvious. Over time, the program has become an integral

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part of the fine, visual, and performing arts department and it has great support from the board of education, administration, staff, student body, and parents. “Dance education allows students to communicate ideas and express thoughts and emotions creatively through movement,” said Adriano “I believe that dance is an equalizer, offering multiple levels of success for the many different types of

learners we encounter in our classrooms. I have seen the enormous amount of self-worth and gratification students feel daily as they discover, create, teach, and perform movement. I advocate for the inclusion of dance education in all schools.” In early March 2019, Michele Adriano became seriously ill, had major surgery, and is currently at home and on the road continued on page 17

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Dance Showcase... continued from page 16 to recovery. Standing in for Adriano is a well-accomplished professional dance teacher, and former teacher and choreographer for Roxbury High School, Mrs. Melissa Reardon. “Mrs. Adriano has done

an incredible job building and maintaining the program, and all of the students have stepped up to help out in every way possible” said Reardon. “It is evident how much everyone loves her and the program and the overwhelming amount of

support and encouragement I feel here daily. The students, staff and administration have been wonderful. I am happy to be stepping in to help this wonderful and amazing program.” All the dancers went on to echo the words of Adriano and Reardon expressed through their self-confidence, spirit, and accomplishment in the creative and exciting dances they performed. The showcase opened with a video message from several of the 30 graduating seniors, on what dance meant to them, and how incredibly inspired they were by Mrs. Adriano. The video was created and edited by Malina Ruiz. Of the 24 dances on the program, nine were choreographed by Mrs. Adriano and

Mrs. Reardon. The other performances were created by the students. Three of the senior students, Maura Holden, Julia Pepe, and Becca Jacobson were student teachers and were given floral bouquets at the closing as special recognition for their efforts during the year. Some of the dances were an updated nod to yesteryear. The result was a remarkable collection of new performances and some of the top dances from days gone by, ranging from Jazz and Swing, to Rock and Hip Hop. Peppered into the mix were solo performances from ballerinas Jenna Bachrach, Charlette Gu, Katelyn Power, and Julia Pepe. The showcase opened continued on page 20

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Randolph’s Valedictorian and Salutatorians Prepare to Say Goodbye to High School

By Megan Roche s June is in full swing, so are the celebrations for the class of 2019. Randolph High School is no exception and the top three students have much to be proud of. Julia Miao, Yuri Lin, and Jason Gu will soon walk across the stage at graduation with their classmates, holding the titles of valedictorian and salutatorians respectively. For Miao, she’ll be heading off to University of Virginia to begin classes at the McIntire School of Commerce as an Echols Scholar. She is contemplating a minor in Biology or Chemistry. A competitive dancer outside of her time at Randolph High, she also finds the time to volunteer as a member of the Randolph Rescue Squad. An avid traveler, Miao has been to over 20 countries to experience new cultures and understand different ways of life. She also has a passion for photography. Her scholastic achievements are many. As the top student in the Randolph High School Class of 2019, she is the president of the Bridges Club, vice president of FBLA and vice president of the Science Olympiad. She also belongs to the Math National Honor Society, where she serves as the treasurer. Other honor societies include Science National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, English National Honor Society, and the National Honor Society as a whole. “I feel very humbled and grateful for the honor of Valedictorian. I know it wasn’t easy for all of us but I’m really glad that we got to this point and be successful.” Miao said. This is the second year in a row that Randolph High School will have two co-salutatorians. Yuri Lin and Jason Gu have tied for second highest GPA in the class and will both speak at the June 19 ceremony. Lin will be heading to UCLA in the fall to major in Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics. She plans to minor in Music.

Justin Gu, Julia Miao, and Yuri Lin.

Her passion includes music as she has played violin for nine years. She even has a quartet group with her friends where they play at local senior homes and special events. She has been selected to region orchestra and all state orchestra for many years. She also enjoys figure skating and volleyball as hobbies. As far as Lin’s scholastic achievements, she belongs to many clubs and is even a co-founder of one. She is a member of the Bridges Club and serves as president of the Science Olympiad. She is president of the Science National Honor Society and of the Future Medical Leaders of America Club. Lin also serves as the vice president of English National Honor Society and is a member of Math National Honor Society. She also helped co-found the Mental Health Club at the school after dealing with her own mental health struggles. “I think it’s really rewarding to feel that your hard work has paid off. It makes me really proud to see that I’m here after four years.” Lin said. Gu will be heading to Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA to double major in Economics and Math. Gu is an all-around athlete. He was captain of the Randolph boy’s varsity swim

team. He was also captain of the club volleyball team at the school. Besides sports, Gu is also a small business owner where he sells LEGO sets. When it comes to academics and clubs, Gu is also no stranger to the honor societies. He is president of the Math National Honor Society, a former president of Math League, in charge of running the science fair this year. He is also first chair trumpet and a member of the Science Olympiad. “I’m happy but I wasn’t really expecting to be here because school has always been hard for me. I’m happy and grateful to be a co-salutatorian.” Gu said. Principal Debbie Iosso couldn’t be prouder of all of her graduating seniors, especially the top three. “From the very first moment that we called them down to the office to tell them about their achievements, you could just sense the camaraderie among the three of them. It’s not often that we have co-salutatorians and a valedictorian. It was just an instant pleasure for each other, happy for each other, congratulating each other which is always such a fabulous feeling.” The Randolph High School Class of 2019 will gather together for one final time on June 19 to celebrate their graduation.

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Luan and Rust, Roxbury High School Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Prepare to Say Goodbye to the Halls of RHS

By Melissa A. Kay t’s that time of year again. Graduating seniors are ready to don their caps and gowns, receive their diplomas, and pave the way for their post-high school journey. Embarking on exciting new changes is part of the step into adulthood, moving towards a bright and prosperous future. Like so many students around the world, the 2019 Roxbury High School graduating class is filled with high hopes for tomorrow and dreams they’ll dare to follow. Two standout Roxbury students who are receiving special recognition this year are the class valedictorian - Carrie Luan, and salutatorian – Robert Rust. Both are highly accomplished both in and out of the classroom, pleased that their hard work has paid off, and eager to graduate and step confidently onto the college campus. Get to know these two stellar students a bit more, learn what has led them to the top of the class, and understand just what it takes to be named valedictorian and salutatorian. Carrie Luan – Class Valedictorian Starting off with humbleness, class valedictorian Carrie Luan says, “Being valedictorian is an honor for me, but I couldn’t have done it without support from my parents, teachers, and friends.” Such encouragement surely shaped Luan, who not only achieved great grades and high accolades, but took her talents beyond test scores by participating in a variety of extra-curriculars that helped form a well-rounded and respected individual. “I have been involved in many extracurricular activities, including volleyball, Jazz Ensemble, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, peer tutoring, Key Club, and Peer Leaders. I was also Class President freshman and sophomore year, General Student Council Treasurer junior year, General Student Council Vice President senior year, Key Club Secretary junior and senior year, and National Honor Society President se-

nior year,” Luan shares. Finding time for it all was a challenge, but Luan was able to tackle the to-dos and find a way to work things out. “My biggest obstacle throughout high school has definitely been trying to balance all my extracurricular activities with my academics while still maintaining some personal time for myself. It took a little while for me to get used to the pace of high school, jumping from middle school into a sea of honors and AP classes, and after-school activities and responsibilities. However, despite my workload, I learned to prioritize, enabling me to stay as involved as I wanted to but still leave time to sit back and enjoy my high school experience. I worked hard and played hard,” she explains. With a mature mentality like hers, the “real world” should be a piece of cake for the graduating senior. But her extra-curriculars don’t end there. Greatness comes to the most gifted, proven by what Luan considers her “greatest accomplishments.” “Being accepted to the New Jersey Governor’s School of Engineering and Technology at Rutgers University and having the opportunity to present research at an MIT undergraduate research conference were amazing experiences that exposed me not only to a realistic representation of the engineering field, but also to an incredible body of students from all around New Jersey who were truly inspiring. In addition, I had the opportunity to play piano at Carnegie Hall freshman year! It was an exciting culmination of all my years of playing piano since I was 8.” Luan received the Presidential Scholarship from Rutgers University and will be attending the school in the Honors College through the School of Engineering. She intends to study either mechanical or industrial engineering, planning a career in one of these fields. This summer, Luan plans to get a job before college begins. Robert Rust – Class Salutatorian Robert (Robbie) Rust is proud (and

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ought to be) of his hard work throughout high school and wishes to congratulate the class of 2019 for all they’ve accomplished as well. He’s an ace in the classroom and active outside school as well, participating in a range of extra-curriculars while working part-time. Rust considers his rank as salutatorian one of his biggest accomplishments along with getting accepted to The College of New Jersey (where he will be studying Mathematics Secondary Education in the efforts to become a high school math teacher), and his 2019 win at the Indoor Percussion Championships. He was awarded with the TCNJ Provost Scholarship as well. Along with his passion for percussion, playing with Roxbury Indoor Percussion, Rust shares his other interests, “I’ve played four years on Varsity Tennis, as captain junior and senior year, I tutor at Eisenhower Middle School in math and science with ESL students, I’m the National Honor Society Vice President, and a Spanish National Honor Society Officer.” Varied interests make Rust’s time interesting, while he also works at Weis Markets and will do so through the summer until school starts. That said, there will be some time for fun as he plans to vacation at Wildwood with his family too. Well-deserved time off, indeed. These two students exemplify excellence, a work ethic that’s strong and steady, and serve as role models for fellow students and those following in their footsteps.

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Dance Showcase...

continued from page 16 with Queen, choreographed by Maura Holden. It revisited Freddie Mercury’s famous “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Another One Bites the Dust” and “Don’t Stop Me Now.” “Believe,” choreographed and performed by Jenna Bachrach was a refreshing look at Cher’s “Do You Believe?” #TBT/#FBF was a modern look at earlier songs by the Chordettes Remix (Mr. Sandman), The Marvelettes Remix (Please Mr. Postman), District 78 and Pitbull, performed by the Period 3 Dancers. Heroes choreographed by Karen Hull, Laura Murillo and Alyssa Waters featured the music of Kelly Clarkson. Swing was choreographed by Mrs. Adriano and Mrs. Reardon and performed by the dancers of Period 2. It featured music ranging from actor/jazz

singer Valarie Pettiford, Jurassic 5 (an alternative Hip Hop group) to the music of Benny Goodman and his Orchestra. From the glittering gold of the costumes to the crescendo of the music to its finale it was one of the most memorable performances. The evening could only be described as performances glittering like the lights on Broadway. One final surprise was Mrs. Adriano walking up on stage to accept a bouquet of flowers and a tumultuous standing ovation from the entire assembly. Mrs. Adriano expressed her gratitude for Mrs. Reardon’s standing in for her and doing such a magnificent job. She also said she was looking forward to returning to her duties in time for school in the fall.

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Local Dentist, Dr. Ira Goldberg, Lectures Internationally on Dental Implants

r. Ira Goldberg, a leading local authority on dental implants, recently wrapped up a round of educational lectures in Montreal, Canada. A long-time member of the AAID (American Academy of Implant Dentistry), Dr. Goldberg was asked to lecture to a group of over a hundred doctors. As a respected educator, its not uncommon for Dr. Goldberg to share his knowledge and expertise with others. The topic he spoke about was follow-up and maintenance regarding “full arch dental implants.” “Full Arch Dental Implants,” commonly known by a variety of names such as All-On-Four®, is a technique to help patients who have advanced gum dis-

ease, infections, missing teeth, or teeth that are simply beyond repair. It is a popular procedure because complicated problems can be repaired in just a few appointments. “We perform AllOn-Four® on a regular basis,” reports Dr. Goldberg. “For this reason, its important to know how to provide follow-up care once treatment is completed. We’ve developed comprehensive systems to provide these services, and this is why I was asked to share my knowledge with other dentists.” In addition to speaking in Montreal, Dr. Goldberg was also recently requested to speak to other dentists aspiring to learn dental implantology. He lectured to a group of dentists regarding the process of performing Full Arch Dental Im-

plants, along with preparation to take Associate Fellowship and Fellowship exams for the AAID. “The AAID is one of the world’s largest dental implant organizations. Its important for dentists who want to perform dental implantology to obtain formal education. Achieving credentials in the AAID proves to the public that the dentist they select for their implant care is well educated and competent.” Not only is Dr. Goldberg a Fellow of the AAID, but he is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral Implantology / Implant Dentistry. This is the highest level of credentialing a dentist can achieve in the arena of Dental Implantology. This is one of the reasons Dr. Goldberg is so highly respected and

sought after. When asked about his role as an educator to other dentists, Dr. Goldberg thoughtfully stated, “I’ve always heard that when you’re passionate about something, it shows. I’ve been providing implant services for over 24 years, and I’m always excited about it. I guess that’s why other doctors and dental professionals ask me for my thoughts, help, and guidance. Its quite an honor, I love to share.” Dr. Ira Goldberg is the owner of Morris County Dental Associates in Succasunna. He performs all phases of implant dentistry, and rarely are referrals required. For a free consultation, please call his office at (973) 328-1225 or visit his website at www.MorrisCountyDentist.com

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Sunny Day at Lake Hopatcong Block Party Draws the Crowd

by Jane Primerano or the first time in five years, the Saturday of the Lake Hopatcong Block Party dawned clear and bright, defying even the weather reports that called for partly cloudy. The Block Party, the biggest event of the Lake Hopatcong Foundation year, is held at Hopatcong State Park on Mother’s Day weekend. The Foundation pulls together about 200 volunteers to create the event each year. Like any block party, this one features music, food, vendors, games for children, non-profit groups, plenty of swag and opportunities for neighbors to catch up. The center entertainment area was set up in front of

the park’s pavilion. In previous years, local bands played almost constantly, but the volunteers decided to bring in demonstrations instead. Rizzo’s Reptiles had two shows. Animal handler “Miss Sam” brought Junior a 3-yearold American alligator for a “look but don’t touch” spin around the audience. After Junior, Miss Sam let the children and adults pet Jelly Bean, an albino Indian python. Other shows demonstrated Crossfit and martial arts routines. The mayors of the municipalities were invited to talk about their community services. Some demonstrations were on the lake. The Defender 2, the new Jefferson Township Fire Department Fireboat gave

John Morsh, a lieutenant in the Mt. Arlington Fire Department, and his son, Kyle, a firefighter, with the 1939 truck. Photo by Jane Primerano.

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Lake Hopatcong Block Party... continued from page 22 truck the borough bought and the first it bought new, according to past chief John Morsh who has been leading the two-year effort to restore the engine. The truck fought some of the big hotel fires: the Alamac, the Dawn Patrol, the Suomi Hovi, Morsh said. The Alamac, originally the Hotel Breslin, was the biggest hotel around the lake, overlooking Van Every Cove, it burned in 1948. The Dawn Patrol was originally the Edgemere Hotel and was in the process of being restored when it burned in the 1960s. The remains are now the Parish Hall of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. The Suomi Hovi on Nolan’s Point, was the last of the major hotels to burn, in the 1970s.

Morsh and Firefighter Wes Martin said it is amazing how much of the technology on the 1939 truck remains today. “A lot of tech just doesn’t change,” Martin said, noting how the Defender 2 has centripetal pumps just like the Ahrens-Fox. The main difference is the strength. The newer trucks produce more pressure and more speed and carry more personnel. The old truck pumped 150 gallons per minute while new ones pump 1500 gpm. Martin was publicizing the department’s beefsteak dinner which will be Friday, June 21, at Casa Bianca on Berkshire Valley Road in Oak Ridge. Tickets are $50. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

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Israel in Egypt at Resurrection Church

By Henry M. Holden n Sunday, May 19, the Randolph Choral Society presented George Frederic Handel’s Israel in Egypt, at Resurrection Church. Handel’s Biblical Oratorio “From Slavery to Freedom” showcases selected passages from Hebrew Scriptures mainly from Exodus and The Psalms, directed by Joshua Coyne, the founder of the Randolph Choral Society, and it is dedicated to the memory of Father Ken Hewett. Father Ken Hewitt was a parochial vicar and full-time teacher for over 20 years at St. Mary Church and School in Dover/Wharton beginning in 1980. He worked with five successive principles and he estimated that he taught religion

to about 2,000 students in the six, seventh and eighth grade during this time. While teaching scripture, comparative religions along with the teachings of the Second Vatican Council, Father Ken emphasized that respect, charity, and service to others was a common thread of all the great faiths. With the alarming rise of divisions, prejudice, Xenophobia, racism, and the increase of anti-Semitism it was felt that through music, namely Israel in Egypt, we would be reminded of our Hebrew roots and the one God who created and loved all people. This is what Father Ken lived and taught and his memory is honored with this performance. Presented in two parts, an Oratorio is a large-scale dra-

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Israel in Egypt... continued from page 26 scale. The Israelites mourn the death of Joseph, an Israelite and favored adviser to the Pharaoh, King of Egypt. “Now there is a new king over Egypt, which knew not Joseph; and he set over Israel taskmasters to afflict them with burdens, and they made them serve with vigor.” Exodus 18, 11, 13 The new Pharaoh came to the throne with a hardened heart and enslaves the Israelites in Egypt. God chose Moses to lead his people out of slavery. “I will take you as my own people and I will be your God and you will know that I, the Lord, am your God who has freed you from the bondage of the Egyptians … All Egyptians will know that I am the Lord, when I stretch out my hand against Egypt and bring the Israelites out of their midst.” Ex 6: 5-7 A series of plagues and pestilence come upon Egypt. “He spake the word and a plague of

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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

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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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Navigating Hope Throughout Morris County

By Kimberly Redmond orris County recently launched its new “Navigating Hope” mobile services vehicle, which will bring assistance-on-wheels to residents in need across the county’s 39 communities. The new vehicle, which was unveiled on May 6 in Morristown, will offer on-site benefits eligibility screenings and application assistance, as well as link people to a number of other community services. It’ll make regular stops at locations such as supermarkets, libraries, religious institutions, shopping centers, train stations and malls, according to the county. “Navigating Hope is about social justice, dignity and respect. It will provide access to resources that our neighbors may not know exists, and will offer face-to-face support and engagement. It is also about community coming together to serve community,’’ said Family Prom-

ise Executive Director Joann Bjornson. People will be able to apply for food stamps, Medicaid, general assistance, temporary assistance for needy families,

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Navigating Hope... domestic violence services, veterans services, health and wellness services, legal services, mental health and transportation. The unit, a Ford E350 Super Duty Cutaway, includes two separate interview areas where applicants can apply directly for benefits. The work stations include a computer and a multipurpose business machine that connects to the county’s Office of Temporary Assistance. “Navigating Hope” is a partnership between nonprofit organization Family Promise of Morris County and the Morris County Department of Human Services and is the county’s second mobile outreach initiative. In April 2017, the county put its “Hope One” van on the road, which provides mental health and addiction services across Morris County. Twice a week, the van, which is staffed by a Morris County Sheriff’s Office, licensed clinician and certified peer recovery specialist, brings services to people in need. The team’s goal is to prevent drug overdoses and deaths by reaching out to those who need help, rather than waiting for them to show up in a hospital emergency room. “Navigating Hope, along with Hope One, embraces the county’s Stigma-Free initiative, fostering assistance

and treatment for county residents in need,’’ added Freeholder Kathy DiFillippo, liaison to the county’s Human Services agencies. Over the last two years, “Hope One” has made 6,258 contacts with county residents in 252 stops, provided Narcan training to more than 1,700 residents, referred nearly 100 residents to mental health treatment or resources and sent 104 people to recovery or rehabilitation facilities, according to information provided by the county. At times, Morris County Sheriff James Gannon said, “Navigating Hope” will work in tandem with “Hope One.” “Together, the innovative Hope One and Navigating Hope mobile outreach programs will help people overcome substance use dependencies and issues that attach to addiction such as homelessness, lack of jobs and adequate nutrition,” “said Gannon. “Hope One has had a major impact on dealing with addiction and mental health issues in Morris County,’’ said Deputy Freeholder Director Heather Darling. “Now, the county will expand on that great work with Navigating Hope and reach out even further.’’ For more information on scheduling and events, contact 973-626-2085 or navigatinghope@co.morris.nj.us.

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