The Collection Magazine 2019 - Harvest Edition

RIBBON CUTTING CELEBRATES RE-TURFING OF SNYDER FIELD

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he Union County Freeholder Board joined Berkeley Heights Mayor Angie Devanney, members of Township Committee, children and other community members in cutting the ribbon on the newly re-turfed multi-use field at Snyder Avenue Park in September.

The field, originally installed in 2010, is used for football, soccer and lacrosse. In addition, plans are underway to turf the existing baseball field, with construction to begin in 2020.

“We are pleased to have joined with the mayor and township in celebrating the renewal of the multi-use field,” said Freeholder Chairwoman Bette Jane Kowalski. “This park has been an outstanding investment for the county, which transformed what was once a former industrial site, saving it from development and creating a bustling recreation area for all.”

Freeholder Sergio Granados acknowledged Mayor Devanney for her role in asking the county to re-turf the field, which was worn after nearly a decade of usage, and added, “Snyder Avenue Park is one of our best county recreational facilities, and it contains many amenities. Thousands use it every year, and we’re pleased to make an improvement that will not only benefit Berkeley Heights, but all county residents who use this facility.”

Mayor Devanney said, “I have been proud to partner with the freeholders and move this project forward from the beginning to fruition. As a mom who has served on the PAL Board and has two very active children, I understand the importance of recreational facilities in our community. I would like to thank the freeholders for this project. We look forward to the completion of the baseball field, as well.”

Once an industrial site, Union County purchased the 17-acre Snyder Avenue facility in 2004, one of the earliest purchases made by the Union County Open Space Trust Fund, and one of the largest at that time. The purchase saved it from a plan to develop 259 residential units there. Most of the park is owned and operated by Union County. In addition to the multi-purpose and baseball fields, it includes walking pathways and trails, two playgrounds and a spray park.

NEW TURF AT FIELD CELEBRATED

Union County Freeholder Chair Bette Jane Kowalski, Vice Chairman Alexander Mirabella and Freeholder Sergio Granados joined Berkeley Heights Mayor Angela Devanney, members of the Berkeley Heights Township Committee and the Board of Education, local officials and student athletes for the ribbon cutting ceremony.

(Photo courtesy of Jim Lowney, County of Union)

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F eatures The Remaking of The Grand Summit Hotel.......................................5 Calendar.............................................................8,10,12, 14, 17, 18 2019 Chamber Business Directory............................................19

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair: Marcella Gencarelli, Lakeland Bank Vice Chairs: Berkeley Heights James DiMaio, Liss Printing

New Providence Gary Kapner, CWI.DESIGN

Summit Beth Welsh, Bassett Associates Treasurer: Bob Davies, Davies Insurance Management Secretary: Joe Steiner Directors: Susan Barbaglia, Skin Deep Salon & Spa, John Blasi, Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper David Dietze, Point View Wealth Management Janine Grieco, Investors Bank Barbara Lewis, Keller-Williams Premier Properties – Summit Bobbie Peer, TAPinto LLC Kassandra Romas Michael Shapiro, TAPInto LLC

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. Wi llia m Hatt , wh o b u ilt wh a t wo u ld ev entual l y beco m e T he Grand Su m m i t Hot el , u nd o u b te d ly wo u ld b lu s h w i th pri de that hi s creati o n thi s year u n d erw en t a mu ltimillio n - d o lla r re n o vati o n o f the 107 g ues t ro o m s , lobby, m eet i n g room s a n d e le v a to r s in th e o r igi nal 1929 Tudo r- s ty l e bui l di ng .

The investment will preserve the best of the hotel’s history while bringing it into the 21st century in terms of technology and amenities. Each renovated guest room was brought down to the framing and rebuilt from the floor up, with upgraded electrical service and plumbing, cutting-edge bathroom designs and new furniture and bedding.

Robert Gelber, president and general manager, said the project “restores the glamour that long has been a hallmark of The Grand Summit Hotel while adding a hip and trendy vibe to our classical setting.” The work is just the beginning of the hotel's renaissance, which will include upgrading service standards to deliver a four-star experience.

That effort will extend to The Hat Tavern, which early next year will be transformed into Summit’s newest restaurant concept, with a new name, menu and décor. Longtime customers will be glad to know that the traditions of plentiful free parking, happy hour and Sunday football specials will continue.

Mr. Gelber and his business partner, Marshall Weinerman, have owned and operated The Grand Summit Hotel independently of their national chain competitors since 1984. They are only the fifth owners since the original Blackburn House opened at the same address on Springfield Avenue in 1868.

The Grand Summit Hotel today caters to the Fortune 100 companies headquartered throughout the surrounding area and hosts major corporate and association events, weddings, anniversaries, bar and bat mitzvahs and class and family reunions. The hotel is a home away from home for business travelers as well as leisure travelers visiting Summit.

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New Providence

W HO: New Providence Business W Hat: Trick or treating throughout downtown. Families are invited to

wear costumes and look for stores and businesses that are displaying orange pumpkins in windows or on doors. In addition, enjoy the annual scarecrow decorating contest. Scarecrows have been created in a variety of prize categories, and anyone can vote for a favorite at more than a dozen borough businesses, which are listed at newprovbiz.com.

W Hen: Saturday, Oct. 26, from 1 to 3p.m

W Hen: Saturday, Oct. 26, with a rain date of Oct. 27.

Line-up for the parade begins at 2:45 p.m., the group departs at 3, the announcement of winners is at 4:15 and entertainment continues through 5. For details, call 908-277-2932.

Summit

W HO: Summit Downtown, Inc. W Hat: Trick or treating for children at downtown businesses that display

a Halloween sign in their windows. For details, visit cityofsummit.org.

New Providence Business presents Trick or treating throughout downtown!

Families are invited to wear costumes and look for stores and businesses that are displaying orange pumpkins in windows or on doors. In addition, enjoy the annual scarecrow decorating contest. Scarecrows have been created in a variety of prize categories, and anyone can vote for a favorite at more than a dozen borough businesses, which are listed at newprovbiz. com. Saturday, Oct. 26, from 1 to 3 p.m

W Hen: Thursday, Oct. 31, from 2:30 to 4 p.m.

Summit

W HO: Summit Farmers Market, sponsored by Summit

Downtown, Inc. W Hat: Fall Family Photo Booth, to which families are invited to come in

their costumes for free photos.

W Hen: Sunday, Oct. 27, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the market

Berkeley Heights

in Park & Shop Lot #2 at the corner of De Forest Avenue and Maple Street.

W HO: Berkeley Heights PBA #144, 29 Park Ave.s W Hat: Trunk or Treat in the Police Department Parking Lot. Come in W a r r e n costume and go from vehicle to vehicle to collect treats. Families who wish to take part must decorate their trunks (beginning at 11:30 a.m.) and leave W HO: Wagner Farm Arboretum in Warren, 197 treats for other participants, and should keep in mind that offerings should be safe for small children.

W Hen: Saturday, Oct. 26, from 1 to 3p.m

($15 for adults, $10 for children ages 5-12 and seniors 62 and older). Parking is free.

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W HO: Summit P.A.L. W Hat: The annual P.A.L. Halloween Parade, with judging, games, music

and fun. The route begins at 25 De Forest Avenue and continues to the Village Green, 356 Broad St.

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Mountain Ave., 908-350-7283, britenites.org for tickets

Hat: Brite Nites, an elaborate outdoor display of hand-carved and lighted pumpkins. Meander along a garden path as you make your way towards the updated Barn of Fear, dodging zombies along the way. New this year is a L’il Pumpkin patch for tots, and the Food Pavilion will feature food trucks, hot cocoa and cider for sale. The store area will feature locally hand-crafted soaps, honey, candles, wooden toys and baked goods.

W Hen: Oct. 25, 26 & 27. Entry time is from 6:45 to 8:15 p.m.

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layers in the Play Unified basketball program hosted

by Summit High School are getting ready for another season that will feature students with and without disabilities who train and compete on the same team.

all of the players to feel as if they are part of something great.

The goal of the Unified team is to promote teamwork, sportsmanship, school spirit, friendship, respect and empathy in an inclusive environment that organizers report has spread well beyond the basketball court.

Pizza lunches organized by coaches and team dinners hosted by parents provide invaluable opportunities off the court for friendships to flourish and for

Last season, opponents included Clark, Millburn and Voorhees high schools, and Summit played Chatham and Ridge in the Millburn Unified Tournament last winter.

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ue to the large number of requests for Calendar insertions, we must ask that you submit all Calendar items on our website… www.suburbanchambers.org. Click on Event Calendar, click on Submit New Event, click on Submit, then select The Collection at the bottom of the page.

“This has possibly been the best experience I’ve had in my entire career,” said one coach. Organizers reported Hilltopper fans showed an outpouring of support at every game.

To view the online Calendar, go to www.suburbanchambers.org, click on Event Calendar, and scroll to find additional information about upcoming events that are listed below. Please call or check websites to confirm.

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The Unified program also features soccer competition.

Oct 24 Buying a Home: Navigating the Real Estate Market

For details, visit the athletics section of the Summit Public Schools website at summit.k12.nj.us.

New Providence resident Joe Eberle of Weichert Realtors will talk about the process of buying a home, the New Providence real estate market and the difference between chasing the market and attacking the market.

Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: www.newprovidencelibrary.org npmlref@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free. Registration encouraged. Register online at https://register.communitypass.net/ newprovidence or e-mail npmlref@yahoo.com

Oct 25 Open Mic Might Open Mic Night (every last Friday of the month) is just as it is billed: open to all, providing performers with a welcoming, non-judgmental, non-competitive venue to explore and express their talents. The informal coffee-bar and stage is set every month with microphones, a piano and keyboards, guitars and drums, as well as non-alcoholic drinks and snacks. Doors open at 8:00pm. To Sign-up: Time: 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM Website: umcsummit.org Location: The United Methodist Church of Summit Social Hall 17 Kent Place Boulevard Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: (908) 277-1700 umcopenmicnight@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free and open to the public

Oct 26 Fall Fest Craft Fair Hickory Tree Chorus is sponsoring a Fall Fest Craft Fair featuring local handicrafts, high-quality home goods, something for everyone! Baked goods, snacks and refreshments will be available.

Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Website: www.hickorytreechorus.org Location: Long Hill Senior Center, 769 Valley Road, Gillette Contact: info@hickorytreechorus.org info@hickorytreechorus.org Fees/Admission: Free

The Flip Side Improv The Flip Side is Dreamcatcher's house improv team, featuring Clark Carmichael, Laura Ekstrand, Noreen Farley, Lulu French, Julian Blake Gordon, Dave Maulbeck, Scott McGowan, David Lee White and Emily Williams.

The Flip Side is Dreamcatcher's house improv team, featuring Clark Carmichael, Laura Ekstrand, Noreen Farley, Lulu French, Julian Blake Gordon, Dave Maulbeck, Scott McGowan, David Lee White and Emily Williams.

The only thing predictable about The Flip Side's shows are the laughs! Based on improv techniques created by The Groundlings, Upright Citizens' Brigade and The Magnet, The Flip Side offers our unique spin on short-form improv, taking audience input to create instant scenes that are both unexpected and hilarious.

Time: 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM Website: www.dreamcatcherrep.org Location: Oakes Center 120 Morris Avenue, Summit Contact: Emily Williams emalinewilliams@gmail.com Fees/Admission: All adults $20; students under 25 with ID $15 Continued on page 10

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Oct 27 Fall Family Photo Day at the Summit Farmers Market

Free photo booth at the Summit Farmers Market! Wear your Halloween costume or dress the family up in their finest plaid for some Fall fun.

Time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Website: www.summitdowntown.org/events Location: Summit Farmers Market 22 De Forest Ave., Summit 07901 Contact: admin@summitdowntown.org Fees/Admission: Free

New Providence Street Fair The family-oriented street festival offers attractions for everyone, young and old. As in previous years, the event provides arts and entertainment for the kids, such as kiddie rides, pony rides, a petting zoo, balloons and a clown performer. The event offers food from local establishments and Business Community members, as well as street fair favoirites! Street vendors present many unique items at great prices and local non-profit organizations host contests and games for all attendees. New Providence Police will also be on hand to answer questions about Smart 911 and help residents create a Smart 911 Emergency Safety Profile and sign up for emergency alerts.

Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Location: Along Springfield Avenue, New Providence

Oct 28 Halloween Bingo Play Halloween bingo for the chance to win a prize! All ages welcome Time: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: sinsetta@newprovidencelibrary.org Fees/Admission: Free. Registration required. - register.communitypass.net/newprovidence

Oct 28 - Oct 30 Group Piano for Adults Adults who can not read a note of Music are able to play simple songs, chords changes, duets and transpose. Fun to play and success is always there.

Time: 7:00 PM - 9:15 AM Location: 10/28 - Chatham Middle School 10/30 - Madison Civic Center Contact: Adult School Chatham (973) 443-9222 or

Mrs. Spielberg (908) 347-2898 spielbergg@aol.com Fees/Admission: $125 per class plus $25.00 for materials

Oct 29 The New Jersey Sharing Network The Sharing Network is a non-profit federally designated organization responsible for recovery and placement of donated organ and tissue for the nearly 4,000 people in New Jersey currently waiting for a life-saving transplant. Jan Hines, Assistant Director of the NJSN will discuss the organ and tissue donation process, living donation, the transplant waiting list. Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: www.summitoldguard.org Location: New Providence Municipal Building Contact: H.Hynes ecosse18@comcast.net Fees/Admission: Free

Oct 31 Medicare 101 at SAGE SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) at SAGE will host a free program to discuss Medicare plans and options, and answer questions. The Medicare 101 program will take place Thursdays 12:30 - 1:30 on September 19, October 31, November 7 and 21. This is not a series. The same information will be covered all four dates. SAGE Eldercare serves as the SHIP representative for Union County. Staff and volunteers are available for free, personalized, confidential and objective Medicare counseling on decisions about coverage; help with claims, billing, or appeals; and provide information on programs for people with limited income and resources, as well as to help you reassess your coverage.

Time: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Website: www.sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street, Summit Contact: Amy Stuart 908-598-5548 education@sageeldercare.org Fees/Admission: FREE, to register call: 908.598.5548

Nov 01 - Nov 06 Halloween Candy Buy-Back Event Our Annual Candy Buy- Back Event is November 1st-6th (during business hours) Bring your Halloween candy to New Providence Dentistry and exchange it for money ($1/lb) or a prize. All candy will be donated to our troops overseas. You can also bring thank you cards for the troops to be sent with the candy.

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local job fair for those interested in working on the 2020 U.S. Census will be held on Friday, Nov. 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Whitman Community Room at Summit City Hall, 512 Springfield Ave.

he City of Summit Rent Commission has launched an awareness campaign to share information with tenants and property owners on fair housing laws in the public and rental housing industry. “We are eager and anxious to help those who need help and guidance with any rental issues,� said Dorothy Burger, chairperson of the commission.

Members of the public are invited to attend Summit Rent Commission meetings, which are held on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at City Hall, 512 Springfield Ave. A list of commission members, truth in renting guides in English and Spanish, and rent complaint forms are available on the City of Summit website.

The mission of the Summit Rent Commission is to promote safe and fair rental practices for tenants and landlords. It serves to educate and support Summit residents, and to recommend appropriate methods for settling rental disputes.

To file a rent complaint, contact the Office of the City Clerk online or call 908-273-6400.

The current members of the commission are: Dorothy Burger, chairperson; Annemarie Cahill, landlord representative; Walter Gonzalez, public representative; Mitchell Horn, tenant representative; Christin Spigai, public representative; and Gregory Vartan, Summit Common Council liaison.

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Census takers in Union County will earn approximately $21 per hour, and receive reimbursement for workrelated mileage and expenses, where applicable.

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To be eligible for a 2020 Census job, applicants must be at least 18, have a valid Social Security number, be a U.S. citizen, have a valid e-mail address and complete an application.

Applicants must be registered with the Selective Service System or have a qualifying exemption (for males born after Dec. 31, 1959), pass a Censusperformed criminal background including fingerprinting, commit to completing training and be available to work flexible hours, which can include days, evenings and/or weekends.

In addition, most of the jobs require employees to have access to a vehicle and a valid driver’s license, unless public transportation is readily available, and have access to a computer with internet and an email account to complete training.

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Nov 01 First Friday - "What you need to know about managing your company’s image online ” with Chris Rosica

FIRST FRIDAY

The Internet is the new Wild West. Perception is reality as anyone -- a competitor, disgruntled employee, or customer -- can make comments online regardless of whether the statements are accurate. Chris Rosica can provide tips on how to monitor and manage your business’ online reputation.

Time: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Website: suburbanchambers.org Location: The Grand Summit Hotel 570 Springfield Ave., Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: 908-522-1700 info@suburbanchambers.org Fees/Admission: Members - $20.00,Soon to Be Members - $30.00

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Nov 02 - Nov 03 Friends of the Summit Free Public Library Donated Jewelry Sale The Friends of the Summit Free Public Library are holding their next fabulous sale of donated jewelry at the library! Find everything from fun costume jewelry to fine estate pieces in gold, silver, some with precious gems. There are working watches, hard-to-find clip and screw-back earrings, vintage pieces, jewelry for men as well as women. The Friends is a grass roots, tax-exempt organization dedicated to assisting the library and welcomes new members at any time. All sales proceeds directly benefit the library and all sales are final.

Time: 11/2, 10:00 AM-5:00 PM & 11/3, 1:00-4:00 PM Website: sfplfriends.org Location: Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple St., Summit Contact: Friends of the Summit Library 908-273-0350 sfplfriends@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free admission

mong the regular events hosted by the Suburban Chamber of Commerce are First Friday networking breakfasts held throughout the year at The Grand Summit Hotel, 570 Springfield Ave.

Nov 03 Came to Believe Service

On Nov. 1, the CEO of Rosica Communications, Chris Rosica, will present “Manage Your Reputation Online.”

Came to Believe, The First Sunday of every month, a casual monthly service of worship for Friends and Members of the Recovery Community.

Time: 11/2 10:00 AM-5:00 PM & 11/3 1:00-4:00 PM Website: umcsummit.org Location: The United Methodist Church of Summit Chapel

Corner of Kent Place Boulevard and DeForest Avenue (entrance), Summit.

Contact: The United Methodist Church of Summit 908-277-1700 umcofsummit@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free and open to the public

“The internet is the new Wild West,” said Mr. Rosica.

“Perception is reality as anyone – a competitor, disgruntled employee or customer – can make comments online regardless of whether the statements are accurate.”

During his First Friday program, he will provide tips on how to monitor and manage online reputations for businesses.

Summit Symphony Concert The Summit Symphony Orchestra begins its 2019-20 season, celebrating 81 years of free concerts in Summit. The concert, labeled “LVB 250 - a little early” will celebrate the 250th birthday of Ludwig von Beethoven which occurs in 2020. Music Director Michael Avagliano will lead the orchestra in performances of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4, and the Concerto for Violin The Summit Symphony has been providing free orchestral concerts for the Summit area since 1938.

Their 2019-20 season will include 3 performances, on November 3, March 15 and May 31.

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Website: summitsymphony.org Location: LCJ Middle School Morris Ave. Summit, NJ Contact: haajj@me.com Fees/Admission: Admission to all Summit Symphony concerts is free

On Dec. 6, the presenter will be Agapios Kyritsis, owner of local restaurants Marco Polo and The Eatery, who will speak to attendees about holiday wines and “cheer” to help celebrate the season. line

Registration begins at 8 a.m. Onsignup is available by visiting www.suburbanchambers.org, but walkins are always welcome. Members pay $20, while the fee for “soonto-be” members is $30. All members of the business community are welcome to attend. For details call 908-522-1700.

Nov 04 Current Trends for Cognitive Impairment & Alzheimer’s Disease Dr. Michelle Papka will discuss the current trends in the diagnosis and treatment of cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease. She will also present medications available and the importance and availability of clinical trials.

Time: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street, Summit Contact: 908-598-5548 education@sageeldercare.org Fees/Admission: Free

Maplewood Garden Club Presents “Jazzing Up the Garden with Color, Contrast, and Movement” Do you savor sizzling plant combinations in other people’s gardens while being dissatisfied with your own? Then join us when widely published garden photographer, writer, and garden coach Karen Bussolini presents “Jazzing Up the Garden with Color, Contrast, and Movement.” During her program, which is packed with dozens of exciting plant combinations, Karen will detail how to look more closely at what makes certain combos work—or not. She will also explain how plants need to interact in order to achieve dynamic contrasts and suggest simple ways of combining them. No RSVP is required.

Time: 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM Website: www.maplewoodgardenclub.org Location: Maplewood Memorial Library, 51 Baker Street, Maplewood Fees/Admission: free

Nov 05 New Drugs for Old Diseases Dr. Merv Turner will discuss partnership between the global pharmaceutical company, GSK, and a British medical foundation, the Welcome Trust, to fund the discovery and development of a new drug for malaria. The talk will highlight the obstacles that had to be surmounted in the discovery of this molecule. Guests are welcome.

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Nov 05 CNN Hero Maggie Doyne to speak at Oak Knoll School

"CNN Hero Maggie Doyne will speak about her efforts to build what would become the Kopila Valley Children’s Home which began during a visit to the south Asian country. She was inspired by a chance meeting with a 6 year old child, who was breaking stones in a riverbed to earn money for her family living in abject poverty. Doyne, who had only recently graduated high school in New Jersey, paid for, along with sponsors, the child’s education and began doing the same for other local youth. Moved to do more, she opened a school in operation for nearly a decade; the school now serves 350 students.

In addition to being named a CNN Hero, Doyne was honored as a Forbes “Top 30 under 30” Social Entrepreneur and by the Dalai Lama as an Unsung Hero of Compassion."

Time: 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM Website: info.oakknoll.org/maggiedoyne Location: Oak Knoll School, 44 Blackburn Road, Summit Contact: meghan.hodgin@oakknoll.org Fees/Admission: Free and open to the public, pre-registration is suggested as space is limited

A Night with Mitch Albom You probably know New Jersey native Mitch Albom from his previous books, notably, “Tuesdays With Morrie” and “The Five People You Meet in Heaven.” What you might not know is that his daughter Chika is a DIPG angel. Join The Brooke Healey Foundation for an Evening with Mitch Albom. Stefani Healey, Co-President of The Brooke Healey Foundation will speak about her journey as it relates to Mitch's. Then, Mitch will talk about his new book “Finding Chika,” a poignant memoir that celebrates Chika, a young Haitian orphan whose short life would forever change his heart.

Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Website: www.flipcause.com/secure/cause_pdetails/NjM2Mjc= Location: The Pingry School, Hauser Auditorium, Basking Ridge. 131 Martinsville Rd, Basking Ridge, NJ Contact: Stefani Healey 908-377-0546 stefani@brookehealey.com Fees/Admission: $30 Regular Admission, including signed book, All proceeds benefit The Brooke Healey Foundation whose mission is to help families dealing with pediatric cancer.

Nov-07 Medicare 101 at SAGE Please see Medicare 101 at SAGE, Oct. 31

Nov 10 Meyersville Grange Antiques & Collectibles Market The Grange is a seasonal, Sundays only, Antiques, Vintage, & Collectibles indoor Flea Market in operation since the 1970's. Held at the Historic Meyersville Grange #188 Grange Hall on the edge of the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. Dealers offer quality merchandise at reasonable prices. Our professional chef serves delicious made-to-order meals at the Downstairs Cafe. A great place to discover that elusive unique item!

Time: 7:30 AM - 2:00 PM Location: Meyersville Grange #188 500 Meyersville Road, Gillette, NJ Contact: Carol & Steve Boyle meyersvillegrange188market@yahoo.com Fees/Admission: Free Admission, Free Parking

Businesses of Yesteryear Please join the Chatham Township Historical Society for an interesting program given by Kevin Doherty on the Businesses of Yesteryear. Kevin will be highlighting some of the local businesses that served and supported the Township, Green Village, Madison and the Borough back when all businesses were locally owned and the shopkeepers knew your name and where you lived.

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Website: www.chathamtownshiphistoricalsociety.org Location: The Chatham Township Municipal Building 58 Meyersville Road Chatham,NJ Contact: Chatham Township Historical Society 973-635-4911 Museum chathamtownshiphistoricalsociety.org Fees/Admission: Admission is free

Nov 11 New Providence Garden Club "Floral Creations" Jacki Hagerty will present a program on arranging dried and fresh flowers.

She is an experienced designer doing displays at St Andrews, weddings, parties and other celebrations. Refreshments will be served.

Time: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Website: www.npgardenclub.weedly.com Location: New Providence DeCorso Center 15 East 4th St New Providence, NJ Contact: New Providence Garden Club npgardenclub@gmail.com Fees/Admission: $10 Seniors $5

Nov 12 Tax Reform Matt Masterson and Pete O’Neill, Wealth Advisors at Regent Atlantic, will discuss tax planning including how to optimize charitable gifting with the changes to deductions. estate planning with the new Federal exemption, and making sense of Opportunity Zone investments. Guests are welcome.

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he Santa Claus Shop will provide its 53rd consecutive year of complimentary holiday shopping for low-income families and senior citizens from Summit and communities including New Providence and Berkeley Heights, who are referred by social services agents.

This year’s Santa Claus Shop will be held at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Summit. Over 400 families will be offered shopping hours by invitation-only, and volunteers will also host a holiday gathering for senior citizens.

The 2019 Santa Claus Shop is chaired by Summit residents Michelle Frei, Kim McGovern, Megan Rende and Christine Semcer, and co-chaired by Lauren Bialek, Susan Campbell, Maritess Manaluz and Marnie O’Connell. The shop relies solely on donations and volunteers.

To keep the holiday spirit alive for local residents in need, the chairwomen ask members of the community to consider giving. Checks may be made payable to SHIP, with Santa Claus Shop noted on the memo line, and mailed to the Santa Claus Shop, P.O. Box 119, Summit 07901. For on-line giving, visit summitsantaclausshop.com. For details or to get involved, visit the website or follow on Facebook at Santa Claus Shop Su mmit, NJ.

Guests personally select a household item, new clothing for each member of their immediate family, a hat and mittens, a book and a new toy for each child. Local volunteers provide shop set-up, personal shopping services for each guest and gift-wrapping.

When the Santa Claus Shop opens its doors at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Summit in December, among those on hand to help with personal shopping for local families and seniors will be this year’s shop chairwomen, from left, Megan Rende, Kim McGovern, Christine Semcer and Michelle Frei.

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he second annual Color Fun Run on Saturday, Oct. 5, benefited the Berkeley Heights Education Foundation, a non-profit created to enrich academic development in the township school district by raising funds and distributing proceeds directly to the schools in the form of grants.

Families gathered on Lower Columbia Field for the festivities, which included a Kiddie Color Dash and a Family Color Run. Many participants donned white T-shirts, the better to show off the powdered colors tossed their way by fellow BHEF supporters.

Music, a food truck, ice cream and more added to the festivities, which took place on a day that featured beautiful weather.

The Education Foundation was created in 1994 by a group of residents and local business people. Its goal is to raise funds to enhance educational excellence in the township’s public schools by sponsoring programs that support innovation in instruction, strengthen school-community ties, enrich students’ appreciation of the arts and humanities, and augment technology resources throughout the district.

For details, visit bhedfoundation.org.

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he New Providence-based Brooke Healey Foundation will host an “Evening with Mitch Albom” on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Pingry School in Basking Ridge.

Five-year-old Brooke Healey was diagnosed on Jan. 14, 2013, with DIPG, an inoperable, aggressive tumor in the middle of the brain stem, and she died on Sept. 9, 2013. Since then, her parents Steve and Stefani have worked tirelessly The author of “Tuesdays With Morrie” to build awareness and raise funds and “The Five People You Meet in Heaven,” among other best-sellers, for research in DIPG through the has recently published a memoir called Foundation they created.

“Finding Chika,” which celebrates a VIP tickets are $100 and young Haitian orphan whose short life he include a meet and greet with says has forever changed him.

Mr. Albom before the main event, At the event, Stefani Healey, co- and general admission is $30. A president of the foundation, will speak signed copy of the new book is about her jour ney as it relates to Mr. included with all registrations.

Albom’s. All proceeds benefit the foundation, whose mission is to help For details, call 908-377-0546 families dealing with pediatric cancer, or visit brookehealey.com. support targeted diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) research and award scholarships to civically-active students.

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Nov 13 Re-Coding Literacy

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The first in a three-part Parent Education Series at Oak Knoll School will explore coding as a key literacy in the 21st century. Attendees will gain an understanding of how learning to code at a young age will enhance problem-solving skills, give them a competitive edge prepare them for the future and much more!

Time: 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM Website: info.oakknoll.org/re-coding-literacy Location: Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, 44 Blackburn Road, Summit, NJ Contact: rayejean.leastman@oakknoll.org Fees/Admission: Free and open to the public, but pre-registration required.

Nov 14 Self-Defense for Older Adults Presented in partnership with the Summit Police Department, this course will focus on useful defense techniques and situational awareness skills for everyday life. Participants will come away with more confidence that helps promote safety.

Time: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street, Summit Contact: 908-598-5548 Email: education@sageeldercare.org Fees/Admission: Free, call to register, 908-598-5548

Medicare 101 at SAGE Please see Medicare 101 at SAGE, Oct. 31

Nov 16- Nov 16 Cabaret @ Mondo | The B Side Enjoy the lesser-known gems from your favorite Broadway musicals performed by Dreamcatcher’s singers and their guests.One weekend only!

Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM Website: www.dreamcatcherrep.org Location: MONDO, 426 Springfield Avenue, Summit Contact: Emily Williams emalinewilliams@gmail.com Fees/Admission: All Seats $25

Nov 15 LOL Charity Auction & Comedy Event The LOL event benefits the Summit Area YMCA's financial assistance programs for child care, summer camp, swim lessons, 7th grade initiative, and our achievers program. In addition to lively stand-up comedy and cocktails, this event boast an entertaining live auction.

Time: 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM Website: THESAY.ORG/LOL2019 Location: Embassy Suites by Hilton, Berkeley Heights, NJ Contact: Ceci Aristizabal 99 Morris Avenue, Summit NJ 07901 (P) 908-738-2175

ceci.aristizabal@thesay.org Fees/Admission: $3,000 VIP table of 10,$1,800 VIP table of 6, $600 VIP tickets for 2, $125 general admission ticket.

Nov 17 Meyersville Grange Antiques & Collectibles Market Please see Meyersville Grange Antiques & Collectibles Market, Nov. 10

Radiance Chamber Ensemble Chamber music featuring Lea Karpman, Michael Schneider and Peggy Reynolds on violin, Oliver Shapiro on cello and Joan Baldwin on keyboard. Made possible by funds from the Union County Office of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, a partner of the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Website: www.summitlibrary.org Location: Summit Free Public Library 75 Maple Street Contact: Summit Free Public Library 908-273-0350, option 3. jknott@summitlibrary.org Fees/Admission: FREE

Cabaret @ Mondo | The B Side Please see Cabaret @ Mondo | The B Side, Nov.15 Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Nov 19 Thomas Edison:Genius or Not? Dr. William Hagmann will discuss the life of Thomas A. Edison as a rock star of technology and invention in turn-of-the-century America, despite receiving only a short elementary school education. Among his greatest invention may be the modern research and development laboratory that still inspires us today.

This presentation will touch on many aspects of Edison’s life and his trial and error approach to research.

Guests are welcome.

Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: www.summitoldguard.org Location: New Providence Municipal Building Contact: H. Hynes ecosse18@comcast.net Fees/Admission: Free

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Tis the season for a joyous new historical slide show by author, photographer and musician Kevin Woyce. In this presentation, enjoy photos, vintage images and live music to explore favorite Christmas traditions including “A Christmas Carol,” “White Christmas,” and the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. Learn how historical figures - from Saint Nicholas, Martin Luther and Queen Victoria to Charles Dickens and Thomas Nast - helped shape the way we celebrate the Christmas season.

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Website: sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad St, Summit Contact: 908-598-5548 education@sageeldercare.org Fees/Admission: FEE $5.00, call to register, 908-598-5548.

Nov 23 Scandinavian Import & Gift Sale The 41st annual gift sale featuring Scandinavian Christmas items, Norwgian sweaters and imported foods,Hosted by Lodge Linne # 429 Vasa Order Of America. Light Lunch served at 11 am. Only Checks and Cash accepted.

Time: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Location: Salt Brook School 40 Maple St. New Providence Contact: Karen Jenshoej 908-665-1292 jenshoejfam@msn.com Fees/Admission: Free admission

The Starlet Letter: Songs from the Silver Screen Hickory Tree Chorus is excited to present their 2019 show, The Starlet Letter: Songs from the Silver Screen. Come hear movie favorites like Seasons of Love, Beauty and the Beast, Aquarius, and many more, sung in four-part acapella harmony. The show also features guest quartet Taylor Made and student singers from West Morris Mendham H.S. Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Website: www.hickorytreechorus.org Location: West Morris Mendham HS, 65 E Main St Mendham Contact: Hickory Tree Chorus tickets@hickorytreechorus.org Fees/Admission: $22 adults/$17 students. Tickets also available at the door for an additional $5/ticket.Buy tickets at tickets@hickorytreechorus.org

Nov 24 Meyersville Grange Antiques & Collectibles Market Please see Meyersville Grange Antiques & Collectibles Market, Nov. 10

Irish Music Workshop/Concert - Tunes & Tales of Old East Galway Tunes & Tales of Old East Galway free Irish Music workshop & concert, presented by Lesl Harker, Irish flute and Jerry O'Sullivan, Uilleann Pipes Tune workshop, followed by concert Open to all traditional instruments Learn a melody on your instrument or lilt it with your voice * Bring your instrument * Listeners encouraged * Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Website: https://iflute.weebly.com/tunes-and-tales.html Location: Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple Street, Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: iflute.weebly.com/contact.html reference@summitlibrary.org Fees/Admission: free

Nov 26 The Killer Smog Dr. Matt Wyvratt will discuss the rise and fall of a small industrial town in Western Pennsylvania which experienced an air inversion in the late 1940s. Twenty of the town residents died that fateful weekend due to air pollution and many more developed health problems. This man-made disaster is recognized as the beginning of the clean air movement in the United States. The speaker will also discuss the connection this small town has with professional baseball. Guests are welcome Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: www.summitoldguard.org Location: New Providence Municipal Building Contact: H. Hynes ecosse18@comcast.net Fees/Admission: Free

Nov 29 New Providence Holiday Festival The New Providence Business Community and the borough have teamed up once again to host the annual Holiday Festival. Presented by the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders.

Businesses will be open the next day with specials and offers for Small Business Saturday. In addition to the traditional Christmas Walk with Santa’s arrival and the marching band, the Holiday Festival will feature winter celebrations and customs from around the world, entertainment, activities, giveaways, ice sculptures, and more! The evening will culminate with a fantastic fireworks show.

Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Location: Downtown New Providence

Open Mic Might Please see Open Mic Might, Oct. 25

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