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By Jane Primerano he Land Conservancy in Riverdale preserves more than land. The group is in charge of Glenburn, a historic home on Hamburg Turnpike. “It was going to be a strip mall,” Conservancy President Carolyn Masone said, still sounding incredulous. “Can you imagine a Walgreens here?” People in Riverdale were incensed at the idea and got the borough to use Green Acres grants to buy the property. They then applied for State Historic Preservation Office grants to restore it. Now, the acreage holds Glenburn, a large barn and

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7, the house and property were open for visitors to see not only the historic property but also sketches by one of the house’s former owners, George Linen. The property was among a series of land purchases made by Arent Schuyler from local

Gemini Realty llC Native Americans in 1695. He sold 300 acres to Simon Van Ness in transactions in 1710 and 1717. Of that acreage, 5.5 acres is now Glenburn. Van Ness built the first house, according to the borough’s brochure on the property. It was a three-bay

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Rickabear Reunion Gives Girl Scouts Time To Reminisce

By J. L. Shively irl Scouting isn’t an activity, it’s a way of life. Many women of scouting, both past and present, will attest to the fact that they were born with “green blood,” referring to Girl Scouting’s iconic green color. For the group of women who attended a recent reunion at GS camp Lake Rickabear, this passion for scouting was overwhelmingly evident. Their passion branched from their many fond memories of scouting as well as a dedicated continued support for the growth of the pro-

gram. More than 20 women attended the reunion event, held at Rickabear’s Beach Lodge in Kinnelon from Fri., Oct. 5 to the morning of Sun., Oct. 7. The small format of the event, while by far much more centralized than previous Rickabear Rendezvous, of which this event was paying tribute, gave the group a chance to really connect and reminisce on times gone by. Katie Baron, Girl Scout Troop leader for 22 years and currently leader of Senior-Ambassador Troop 645 and Daisy

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Pajama Party, Language Assistance At Bloomingdale Library

rom baby rhyming and a children’s pajama party, to movies and bilingual assistance, a host of programs are available weekly at the Bloomingdale Free Public Library. Baby Rhyme Time, for children up to age 2, takes place on Thursdays, at 11 a.m. Alphabet Soup, for ages 2 to 4, is held on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Children and a caregiver will be treated to stories, songs and will make a craft. Reading help is available on Wednesdays from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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Thatcher the Therapy Dog will be at the library on Saturday, Nov. 17 at 11 a.m. A craft night for adults, featuring a decoupage wine glass votive, will be held on Nov. 28 at 7 p.m. The group will discuss “Story of Arthur Truluv,’’ by Elisabeth Berg, on Nov. 14, and “Christmas Caramel Murders,’’ by Joann Fluke, on Dec. 12. “Delicious Reads,” a cookbook book club, will meet Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. Also, the Bloomingdale Film Festival will show the following movies: Oct. 25: “Mary Shelley” (PG-13) Nov. 8: “Home for the Holidays” (PG-13) Nov. 29: “Best Years of Our Lives,” Dec. 13: “Joyeux Noel”(PG-13) Dec. 27: “Same Time, Next Year” (PG)

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continued from page 2 volunteers. Training included CPR and first aid but also included fun activities facilitated by the volunteers which the leaders could take back to their troops, Baron explains. At the heart of Rickabear Rendezvous was an opportunity for leaders and volunteers to learn but also gave them a chance to make lifelong friends and connections within Girl Scouting. The recent reunion at Rickabear was intended to evoke such memories by following the same format and instigate a sense of comradery between retired leaders and present Girl Scout volunteers alike. “I asked my troop if they’d want to host the event and they were enthusiastic about the idea,” states Baron. The two girls from Baron’s Troop 645 who attended the event are interested in beginning the journey towards their Gold Award, which is the highest rank in Girl Scouting. A Juliette Gordon Low Candle Lighting Ceremony was held on Sunday morning by one of the girls in Troop 645 as part of her Mission: Sisterhood Journey which is a prerequisite to the Gold Award. The ceremony included the lighting of a third gener-

ation Juliette Gordon Low candle, the first of which had been lit by the eternal flame in Low’s home in Savannah, Ga. Low, the founder of Girl Scouting, is thus able to pass the light of scouting on to others and so too can the Girl Scouts of today continue to pass the light. The reunion event was lead off with a Friday evening campfire beside the lake, where the attendees roasted marshmallows, sang Girl Scout songs, and told stories of their past in scouting. Many of the women who attended were girls in Girls Scouts, later became leaders themselves and now retain a lifetime membership. Three generations of Girl Scouts attended the reunion event. Carol Lee Spages, who planned the event, attended with her daughter, Tracie Johnston, and her granddaughter, Carrie Johnston. Spages has over 64 years of scouting behind her and many years ahead and both her daughter and granddaughter grew up in scouting. A prolific mentor of scouting, Spages has a name that is well known across the globe because of her work in scouting.

“Girl Scouting has been a foundation for all of my friendships,” Spages states. Girl Scouting affords girls such a wide opportunity and is a foundation for whatever they want to achieve.” Of growing up in scouting Johnston states what many woman at the reunion say, “I’ve been green all my life. Girl Scouts is the reason I am where I am today.” Scouting is a torch that woman like the ones at the Rickabear Reunion try to keep lit. Coming from all backgrounds and even traveling from out of state to come to the reunion, the women enjoyed their weekend of memories, crafts and good food. With this event, Baron explains, she hoped to create a place of “fun and friendship for the adults” but adds, “I also hope the girls from Troop 645 are inspired by the passion that the adults feel for Girl Scouting and learn more of the history and traditions.” The memories of summers at camp, of days of scouting gone by, of hiking and singing all came back to these women as they sat around the fire telling stories, serious but often comical, and in the darkness they were all young again.

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Teen Events Planned At Butler LIbrary

he Butler Library will host a Middle School Book Club on the second Thursday of every month and will hold its first-ever Teen Trivia Night in November. The book group is for children in grades five through eight and meets at 6:30 p.m. in the library. On Nov. 8, the group will discuss “The Graveyard Book Vol. 1,’’ by Neil Gaiman. On Dec. 20, they will discuss “The Graveyard Book Vol. 2,’’ by Neil Gaiman.

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continued from front page the National Register of Historic Places with a period of significance from 1816 to 1949. Colonial Revival renovations were made by Maud Patterson, owner from 1912 to 1940, Virginia and Guido Monstrastelle, owners from 1940 to 1972. Later renovations were removed for better interpretation of the Colonial Revival period. One room, a den, was left in the 1970s period, Ruth Pasquariello of the conservancy said. It has knotty pine paneling and faux ceiling beams. The kitchen, which is used for many events, has a 1940s ambiance. Because the house was lived in by several families of various sizes, rooms were changed over the years. Closets were added and bathrooms reconfigured and the conservancy left the layout the way it was.

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A wall between the former east parlors was removed years ago creating a very large room that is perfect for some of the events now held on the property. The borough rents out the estate for weddings, birthday parties and many other events. Often, a large tent is erected on the lawn. For smaller events, the house can be used, or the barn and pavilion. Both the house and barn have restrooms, eliminating the need for portable toilets. Borough employee Pam Sylvestri handles the rentals. In addition to private events, the property is often full of Girl Scouts camping on the lawn and in the barn. Carolyn Masone, president of the land conservancy, said it’s hard for the conservancy to plan events, the property is so popular. The conservancy likes to in-

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hile Halloween can be fun for adults and children alike, the family pet might not look forward to October 31 as much as the rest of the family. When trick-or-treating time arrives and the doorbell gets its annual workout, pet parents should take steps to ensure their dogs, cats and other companion animals stay calm and don’t get too frightened or excited. Halloween is full of decorations, costumes and, of course, trick-or-treaters. While the excitement can be thrilling for children, pets can easily grow scared. Animals generally become creatures of routine, and anything that takes them out of their comfort zones can be a cause for agitation.

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Kids With Food Allergies Can Look For Teal Pumpkin For Safer Halloween

By Dawn M. Chiossi ids living with food allergies are encouraged to look for the teal pumpkin or sign outside homes this year while trick or treating, and participate in the 4th Annual Teal Pumpkin Project: a nationwide as well as local initiative. Originating in 2014, The Teal Pumpkin Project was inspired by a local awareness activity run by the Food Allergy Research Education (FARE) Committee of East Tennessee, designed to make Halloween a safe and happy holiday for all trick-or-treaters. During that time, households from 50 states and more than a dozen countries have actively participated in the project. Simply by placing a teal pumpkin or sign outside this Halloween, it shows that homes are offering non-food treats, making trick-or treating a fun, safe and all-inclusive event for all kids out there: Even those with food allergies. According to the numbers, a staggering one in 13 kids have food allergies-with that number growing all of the time. Far from being a bold color choice for a standard orange staple of Halloween, a teal pumpkin can be a lifesaver. When people have food allergies, any food can cause an allergic reaction. Some of the most common include milk, eggs, nuts, soy, wheat, fish, shellfish, and sesame. As such, Halloween and trick or treating can be an isolating, depressing and dangerous experience instead of a fun holiday. It can be a frightening gamble. In living with food allergies, it is never as simple as just eating: It is a study in reading labels, looking for hidden ingredients, ingredients going by different names, and worrying about cross contamination. For the people living with food allergies, eating the wrong foods and coming across these ingredients can be deadly. Taking part in the Teal Pumpkin Challenge is easy. Individuals can purchase a teal pumpkin at any number of any retailers out there, or paint one themselves, this can be a festive event for families to do together. Non-food offerings can include toys, stickers, glow-sticks, mini books, coloring books and crayons, or anything at all. Dangerously, allergens can hide in all kinds of foods out there, even foods considered “safe.” Many popular Halloween

candies contain nuts, soy, eggs, and wheatthe most common allergens in children and adults. Many miniature chocolates do not have labels, so it is impossible for those with food allergies to determine which kind is safe to eat. Concerned about the rising number of people with food allergies and anaphylactic reactions to food, those at FARE are excited to bring this program to households from all over, and they hope that everyone joins in. As FARE CEO, Lisa Gable remarks, “Participating in the Teal Pumpkin Project has a collective impact bringing people together to provide a more inclusive trick or treating experience for all. We are excited this year to join forces with other food allergy organizations who share our commitment

to keeping children with food allergies safe and hope to see a teal pumpkin on every block in America.” FARE thanks CVS Pharmacy and Michaels for their 2018 sponsorship. Getting started is easy, just visit www. tealpumkinproject.org to add a name to the map and print out a free sign to put on the door. Visit https://www.foodallergy.org/education-awareness/teal-pumpkin-project/ free-resources and don’t forget to spread the word! This is a great way to not only raise awareness about people dealing with food allergies, but also to give a wonderful alternative that will last even longer than the sweet taste of candy.

Arrive Hungry: Taste Of Korea At Kinnelon Library

esidents are invited to arrive hungry to the Kinnelon Library Oct. 24, for its Taste of Korea event. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and will feature Korean culture and history. The members of the Korean spirit and culture

promotion project will show films about King Sejong the Great. Books about Korean history and culture will be available, and Korean food will be served. For more information, visit www.kinnelonlibrary.org or call 973-838-1321.

Teens: Make A Witch Hat At Kinnelon Library

Teen Halloween event will be hosted by the Friends of the Kinnelon Library Oct. 25 in the library. Teens will paint and adorn a witch hat for decoration during the free program, which begins at 4 p.m. All supplies and snacks will be provided,

though participants may bring their own extra decorations for their hat, if desired. The event is limited to 12 participants. Registration is required. For more information or to register, visit www.kinnelonlibrary.org or call 973-838-1321.

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Butler Free Public Library Returns Its Give Thanks Program

By Steve Sears ith fall in full spring and Halloween around the corner, the traditional celebration of Thanksgiving November will soon bring, and with that the Butler Free Public Library will repeat its program where an overdue book fine can be beneficial to others. “The Butler Library has been doing this program for the last several years,” says Luis Rodriguez, Butler Library director since 2015, of the Give Thanks Program, which was an activity prior to his arrival. The program, which runs Wednesday, Oct. 24 through Wednesday, Nov. 14, allows library patrons to clear new overdue item fines by giving to others in the community. Rodriguez briefly describes the program. “Patrons who incur fines during the period the program runs can give a donation of non-perishable items instead of paying a fine,” he explains. “After the program ends, we donate what we’ve collected to one or more of the food banks run by Butler churches.” Give Thanks has proven very successful.

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Women’s Shelter In Jeopardy Of Closing Seeks An Angel believe in the mission and have worked without pay for more than four years. The shelter houses were foreclosed and were taken over by Quantum Rialto, a holding corporation who has held the mortgage. But because the mortgage has been due for more than four years, it can no longer hold onto it, says Ramos. “We need an investor, i.e. mitzva/angel person to hold the mortgage,” says Ramos. “The properties are worth $2 million dollars and all that is left on the mortgage is $450,000, seven houses, which we have paid faithfully every month. There is one house not on the mortgage which is free and clear. That house could be sold for $450,000 and that would clear off the mortgage on the other houses. We prefer not to do this because it would make

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n just 10 short years of earning her real estate license Tina Cali has met and exceeded all kinds of career milestones and records, from reaching her first ever NJAR Circle of Excellence Award at Bronze Level in her first two years in the business, then hitting Gold Level in just three short years in the business. In 2013 and 2014 Cali was voted as one of NJ Monthly’s Top Five Professionals, a level of excellence achieved by fewer than 7 percent of real estate agents in N.J. Additionally, in 2015 Cali broke a 30 year sales history for home sales at Century 21 Gemini’s Northern N.J. franchise office which also put her in the Top Five of all Century21 Agents in Northern N.J. That’s right, in just 10 years she has risen to the level of the Number 1 Century 21 Agent in all of N.J. and Delaware. Tina has beaten out more than 3,200 Century 21 agents in the N.J./Delaware Region to become the highest producing Century 21 agent in the territory! What’s even more amazing is Cali doesn’t work with a team of agents under her. When clients hire Cali, they get Cali. The company is proud of Cali’s accomplishments. Her

She has been recognized for her persistence in making the deal happen and her tenacity in never giving up. Prior to real estate, Cali worked at a prestigious law firm as a legal assistant for 12 years and prior to that was a mortgage loan processor at a prominent bank. She holds a Title Insurance License as well. Always enthusiastic and optimistic, Cali is regarded by her clients as an honest and highly dedicated professional who goes above and beyond the call of duty.

strong work ethic and high dedication to her clients has certainly contributed to her consistent success. Cali is a true professional at her craft and has consistently improved year over year. Along with her many professional realty designations, Cali acquired her Broker’s License in 2014. She is always looking for ways to grow and improve to better help her clients and set a new standard of service, quality and commitment. Her success is the result of working tirelessly seven days a week and is always reachable to attend to her client’s needs.

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