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J.A.S. Trio Provides Great Local Entertainment

By Steve Sears he J.A.S. Trio – that’s Jimmy, Arnold, and Stephany – are a local band that folks may be familiar with. Their full names

are Jimmy Ramundo of Clifton; and Arnold and Stephany Freifelder of Bloomingdale, married couple for more than 50 years. All three are extremely talented

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and perform nice little gigs at nearby establishments. The group released a 2006 CD called “Out on the Town,” featuring standards like “Autumn Leaves,” “Fly Me to the Moon,” and more. Enter a local eatery, one may find Stephany melodiously singing tunes while Jimmy and Arnold accompany her on guitar and upright bass, respectively. “I met Arnold while auditioning for another jazz band back in 2004,” recalls Ramundo. “He had always wanted to bring his wife [Stephany] along to sing a few tunes but the drummer at that time [it was his project], never seemed keen

Pictured, from left, are Arnold, Stephany, and Jimmy.

on the idea. That group disbanded shortly afterwards, and Arnold and I felt musical chemistry, so we decided to continue.” Stephany attended one of the duo’s gigs, provided lead vocals that evening, and the J.A.S. Trio was officially born. Per Stephany, the name part was easy for the unique

form of jazz they play. “The JAS Trio got its name from the original spelling of “jazz”....”jass.” The first letters of our names spell out “jas.” The group began started out playing in coffee houses to spread the word, gain experience, enjoy some food and garner a small paycheck.

“Our first good paying job came when we made a connection with Amazing Grapes in Pompton Lakes,” says Stephany. “We played here on a regular basis for about two to three years before dwindling down to about four times a year.” During this period, the J.A.S. cont. on page 15

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Bloomingdale Foundation For Literacy Supports Library As Focus

By Steve Sears he Bloomingdale Foundation for Literacy President, Mike Sondermeyer, recalls the peril in 2016. The Borough of Bloomingdale’s tiny library, affectionately known as “The Little Engine That Could,” was losing support of the soon-to-be-disbanded Friends of the Library group. “In the beginning, when the Friends disbanded, and we were watching the funds go down, it was not looking good for us. We, in the meantime, put this non-profit foundation together. We created the Foundation for fundraising and to offset the costs for the library and the other programs that we offer,” he says. The Bloomingdale Foundation for Literacy is approaching anniversary number two, and Sondermeyer has been the President of the worthwhile group since inception. Funds

raised by the group offset the costs to run the Bloomingdale Free Public Library. “They (the library) only get so much money from the state and from our local government of which I am a part of, so it’s not enough,” confirms Sondermeyer. “We know it’s not enough because we run it dry every year and then some. So, without the foundation and without grants, and any other donations we get from the public, it (the library) probably would not be able to survive.” Dedicated folks spearheaded the Foundation for Literacy. In addition to Sondermeyer, who also serves as a town councilmember and has been a Bloomingdale resident his entire life, others involved include: Director of the Library Board of Trustees, Edward Simoni; Library Director Patricia Perugino, who serves as vice-president of the founda-

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tion; Karen Kirby, treasurer; and Bloodgood, who serves as secretary. Sondermeyer recalls the early days of the foundation. “We thought there would be a world of hurt when we lost the Friends, and it took us a little time to get the foundation going,” he said. “Bob Bloodgood, who is also an attorney, put the paperwork together for a non-profit, and created our governance and terms and conditions. A lot of people put a lot of time and effort into it.”

He adds that it is an extremely busy but worthwhile endeavor, for all. “There’s a lot of time we spend,” he says. “We have meetings once a month, get together and talk about different fundraisers, how things are going and the different things we can do.” Financial and volunteer support also comes from within and outside of Bloomingdale, and the foundation is also open to suggestions for programs from the public. continued on page 3

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Bloomingdale Foundation... continued from page 2 “We can only come up with so many ideas,” attests Sondermeyer. There are numerous 2018 fundraisers still to be held, which Perugino organizes. Included are a 2018 Raffle which runs from June through November. Winners will be drawn on December 1 at 10 a.m. in the library. Also, a “Designer

Handbag Bingo” is scheduled for Friday, November 2 at the Bloomingdale Fireman’s Hall. For more information about the Bloomingdale Foundation for Literacy and past and upcoming events, visit https:// www.bloomingdalelibrary.org/ literacy-foundation. Donations are welcome; all proceeds go to the library.

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et and attendees must be 21 years or older. For tickets or information, contact Wayne Miller at 973800-3407 or plmiller58@yahoo.com. Proceeds will benefit Elks and various charities. They will collect non-perishable food items at the door to benefit less fortunate neighbors.

Volunteers Sought For Library Sale

he Friends of the Kinnelon Library are looking for adult and teen volunteers to help shelve and sort books and media by subject and author with special sections for children, bestsellers and collector’s editions for the library’s annual sale. Those interested should come to the general volunteer meeting on Wednesday, July 25 at 10 a.m. at the Kiel Avenue Firehouse. Volunteer forms are

available at the library and on the library website. This year’s sale is Aug. 24 to Aug. 27 at the Kiel Avenue Firehouse. The hours will be Friday and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call the Kinnelon Library at 973-838-1321, ext. #4, email friends.cll@kinnelonlibrary. org, or visit www.kinnelonlibrary.org.

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Free Skin Cancer Screenings In Pompton Lakes

he Pompton Lakes Health Department, in conjunction with the Chilton Medical Center, is offering a free skin cancer screening on Monday, July 30, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The screening will take place at the Carnevale Center in Pompton Lakes. The screening is a full-body observation, unless the partici-

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book signing and a weight management class are being offered to adults this summer at the Butler Library. “Eat Well, Be Happy,’’ will be held July 25 at 6:30 p.m. Presented by Danielle Colombo, a registered dietitian at ShopRite of Lincoln Park, the class will discuss portion control, the importance of breakfast, eating healthy on the go, label reading and cooking for weight loss. Sampling and recipes will be included in the free program. Call or visit the Butler Library at 973-838-3262, to reserve a seat.

As part of its local author series, the Butler Library invites the public to meet with Lee McNulty, long-time teacher at Paterson’s John F. Kennedy High School, and author of “Ruining A Nation and Nobody Cares’’ Aug. 14 at 6:30 p.m. McNulty will talk about his book, a chronicle in diary form of his three decades of experience in the Paterson school system and his efforts to get attention to terrible student behavior and unforgiveable administrative decisions. This program is free of charge. Call or visit the Butler Library at 973-838-3262, to reserve a seat.

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Get Healthy With The Four Town Wellness Challenge

By Dawn M Chiossi dults ages 18 and older from the towns of Pequannock Township, Riverdale, Bloomingdale, and Kinnelon were invited to get healthy and celebrate the delights of summer with the first annual Four Town Wellness Challenge. Their kickoff event was held on Tuesday, June 26 at the Senior House in Pompton Plains with more than 90 people who showed up. The Four Town Wellness Challenge is endorsed by the Mayor’s Wellness Campaign. Summer is often considered a time of rejuvenation, when people want to feel lighter, throw off the heaviness of winter, and get out and enjoy. It is an ideal time to take their wellbeing in their own hands and get healthy. Now, the Four Town Wellness Challenge is a perfect way to do just that.

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Folks from all four towns can participate in local walks, exercise classes, nutrition education, and attend local farmer’s markets. In addition to healthy living, this great event offers the opportunity to earn points toward raffle prizes at their finale event that is similar to a tricky tray. It’s a fun, extra incentive that people will be sure to love. The way the Wellness Challenge works is that people participate in events all summer long and accumulate points. During the kickoff event, participants received a laminated card with a schedule of events. The more points accumulated, the more points earned. Consequently, that means the more chances to earn prizes. Four points equals one raffle ticket. Participants received four points just for attending the

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Describing how this is basically a free style, no-pressure, non-scheduled event, the only thing actually scheduled are the walks that take place in Pequannock and Kinnelon, Gretzel states that everyone is so excited for the 4 Town Wellness Challenge. “So many have jumped on board,” she enthuses. Even the vendors are elated to participate. Some of these include Spa 23 in Pompton Plains, Simply Be Yoga in Pompton Plains, Highland Yoga in Butler, New York Sports Club in Butler, PV Park in Pompton Plains, Advanced Fitness and Wellness in Riverdale, CKO Kickboxing in Bloomingdale, All Star Taekwondo and Fitness in Riverdale, Pequannock High School Track, and the Kinnelon High School Track. Even the Wayne YMCA is participating continued on page 14

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Get Healthy... continued from page 12 offering free classes! There’s so much to join in: yoga classes, choice of group fitness, swim, personal training, cardio strength class, kickboxing, taekwondo, and walking or running. There’s so much to choose from, people will love all the variety offered in their exercise routine, as well as earning points. Participants can investigate healthy eating from Farmer’s Markets, such as Riverdale. Just bring in receipt as proof of purchase to receive points. Over at Shop Rite of Lincoln Park, there are a myriad of events to savor: There’s a health education series, Jersey Fresh Fridays—pick up a recipe at the store and show proof that you made it (with a picture). Also offered is a one on one store tour and a nutrition consult with a dietitian.

Morris County residents are also eligible to take advantage of the consultation regarding case management and control of diabetes and pre diabetes from Zufall Health in Dover. With all there is, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! And Gretzel brings up a good point. “The Four Town Wellness Challenge is great for people of all activity levels, those who are already active, and those just starting out,” she asserts. “It’s also a great way for people to get to know each other. If people are new to the area, joining the Wellness Challenge is a great way to see everything and see what they would like to join. It’s a win-win for everyone. The Four Town Wellness Challenge Finale event is set to take place on Tuesday, August 21, at the Senior House at 7 p.m.

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start a jazz duo. “The Just You/Just Me Duo” husband and wife team found work in the Lake George/Saratoga, New York area where they own a vacation home. Still, the J.A.S. Trio has stayed alive, even amid challenges of finding time to practice new material and adapting it to the J.A.S. style; the challenges and realities of getting older, how that affects their group performances and keeping material at a high level; and finding time to play together. Per Arnold, the various end result joys are worth it. “Though we do not perform as the J.A.S. Trio as much as we would want to, we always live in hopes that the music business will one day again support live music in our genre. After all, a main goal of our Trio has always been to pass on our

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30-minute sessions with a story and other fun activities. Parents must remain in the library. This free program is limited to 20 children. Toddler Time Thursdays are held at 10:15 a.m. for children ages 2 to 3 years. Toddler time offers a 30-minute session with a story and a small craft for children and caretakers. This free program is limited to 12 children and 12 caretakers. Special events planned include two sessions of S.T.E.M. Marble Racing, July 23 and July 30, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Join the next generation of marble continued on page 18

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Pompton Lakes PD Honored For Project Medicine Drop Initiative

he Pompton Lakes Police Department was recently recognized for its participation with Project Medicine Drop Box. The initiative prevents pill abuse and theft of unwanted, unused and expired prescription drugs. The Day of Prevention awards breakfast was held at William Paterson University on June 14 and was sponsored by United for Prevention in Passaic County, Passaic County Municipal Alliance and Governor’s Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.

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