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

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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 James Ramentol, GRA Architects Kassandra Romas Michael Shapiro, The Alternative Pres

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ot long ago, eight-year-old Emma was worried about where she and her family would sleep at night. After losing their home, they spent weeks living in a motel.

But thanks to Family Promise, Emma and her family are in their own home, and Emma is learning valuable skills, making friends and anticipating sleeping under the stars this summer – all because of Family Promise’s new Girl Scout troops.

For 30 years, Summit-headquartered Family Promise has served low-income families nation-wide, offering emergency shelter, homelessness prevention services and posthousing stabilization support to empower families to sustainable independence. But Girl Scout troops are formed based on where members reside. What if a girl doesn’t have a home?

staffers, Scout moms and community volunteers, are currently served by or have graduated from Family Promise’s emergency shelter program.

Two years ago, a Girl Scouts employee living in a Queens, N.Y., shelter decided to create a troop for girls there. With funding from the Girl Scouts organization, Troop 6000 was created to serve girls in the NYC shelter system. Troops based on this model have formed across the country, offering girls friendships and growth opportunities while they cope with unstable living conditions. Troops receive funding from private donors and the Girl Scouts organization.

Two troops established in New Jersey are run by Family Promise affiliates in Essex and Union counties. Girls in the troops, led by

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So far, Scouts have gone “camping” at Liberty Science Center, attended a Radio City Christmas Spectacular performance and backstage tour, and participated in cookie sales.

Geleen Donovan, executive director of Family Promise - Union County, said scouting offers opportunities usually beyond the means of low-income families, such as learning outdoor survival skills at summer camp or tracking cookies sales. For information about the Girl Scout troops or Family Promise, go to www.familypromise.org.

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ary Robinson, the founder and executive director of Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss, is being featured on the global networks of CNN and CNN.com as a “CNN Hero.”

Imagine has two locations, in Mountainside and Newark.

Officials and volunteers at Imagine, a grief support center for children and families, said they are thrilled that Ms. Robinson is being honored in this way and that Imagine’s mission will enjoy greater reach as news of the non-profit spreads around the nation and world. CNN Heroes celebrate “everyday people changing the world,” honoring people for their selfless, creative efforts to help others.

Working and volunteering in the field of children’s grief support since 1997, Ms. Robinson’s work grew out of her own experience of loss as a child. “My commitment is to create communities where children coping with loss get the support they need to thrive, be resilient and grow up emotionally healthy and able to lead meaningful and productive lives,” she said.

In its 12 years, CNN Heroes has received more than 85,000 nominations from more than 100 countries. Since 2007, the campaign has profiled more than 300 CNN Heroes who are working in more than 80 countries around the world.

Since Imagine was founded in 2011, it has served more than 700 families and provided education and training to thousands of adults, children and teens. Imagine, a 501(c)(3) organization, provides free year-round grief support for children and young adults using a peersupport group model. Trained adult volunteers and professionals provide children and teens with the comfort and tools needed to learn to process grief and grow up emotionally healthy. In addition to its two centers, Imagine provides education in the community, leads workshops in schools and workplaces, and offers on-site support in schools and workplaces.

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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.

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Jun 07 First Friday - So Much Help for Your Small BusinessSBA/ SBDC tell you how!

Peter Susberich, Business Opportunity and Economic Development Specialist with the US SBA will help you learn about...

Access to Capital – discusses their Loan Program Federal Contracting – discusses their 8(a) Federal Contracting program Disaster Loans – discusses loans for businesses and homeowners in the event of a natural/declared disaster; and Counseling – discusses our strategic partners business counseling services.

With Advisors from The Small Business Development Center at Kean University on hand for live help!

Time: 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM Website: www.suburbanchambers.org Location: The Grand Summit Hotel 570 Springfield Avenue, Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: Karen Hadley Khadley@suburbanchambers.org Fees/Admission: Members - $20.00 Soon to Be Members - $30.00

VIBRANCE FOR LIFE INSTITUTE OPENS IN SUMMIT SUMMIT

Spring Day Trip - Asbury Park & Ocean Grove Join us for a day trip to The Jersey Shore’s most historical towns - Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. Once referred to as New Jersey’s Twin Cities, come explore the rich past and current buzz around these historical towns.

Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Website: www.thesay.org Location: Summit YMCA 67 Maple Ave, Summit, NJ Contact: Lisa Meyers 908-273-3330 Ext. 1186 lisa.meyers@thesay.org Fees/Admission: Cost: $110 members, $120 nonmembers (All inclusive)

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n April 6, guests were invite to celebrate the grand opening of The Vibrance for Life Wellness Institute on the first floor at 64 River Road, Summit. The institute, founded by Dr. Lorraine Maita, is staffed by a team of integrative practitioners offering comprehensive and coordinate services. For details, call 973-218-1199.

YMCA Pickleball Pickle ball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. A paddle sport created for all ages and skill levels! The rules are simple and the game is easy to learn. Come and play with YMCA friends! Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced classes. Please call for dates & Times Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM Website: www.thesay.org Location: Summit YMCA 67 Maple Ave, Summit, NJ Contact: Lisa Meyers 908-273-3330 Ext. 1186 lisa.meyers@thesay.org Fees/Admission: Free Summit YMCA members $35/8 week session Community Members $7 drop in fee -experienced players(Community Members)

INSTITUTE OPENS -- The Vibrance for Life Wellness Institute celebrated its grand opening on River Road in Summit on April 6.

Founded by Dr. Lorraine Maita, the institute is home to a team of integrative practitioners who offer comprehensive and coordinated services. For details, call 973-281-1199.

The event featured healthy foods and snacks, tastings of gourmet coffee, tea, wine and bone broth, gifts and prizes, toxin-free beauty items, make up and skin care, toxin-free cleaning products and chair massages. Free diet evaluations and stress management consultations were offered, and grand prize winners were awarded premier weight loss and stress management services.

Jun 08 Storytime with Katie Join Miss Katie for a fun storytime and craft. For children ages 5-7. Registration required via NP Community Pass.

Time: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 sinsetta@newprovidencelibrary.org Fees/Admission: Free

Dr. Maita’s staff includes Kathy D’Agati, a holistic nutrition and lifestyle coach who is also a certified gluten practitioner; Sandy Sauchelli, a meditation and stress management coach who is also an energy practitioner; and office administrator Darren Paquette.

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Jun 09 Quilt Exhibit Art Reception & Demo The Friends of the New Providence Memorial Library kick off their community quilt exhibit with a reception that includes a quilting demo.

Time: 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 npmlref@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free. Everyone is welcome.

FREE ‘MEDICARE 101’ SESSIONS OFFERED IN SUMMIT

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Metropolitan Orchestra of NJ Free Spring Concert The Metropolitan Orchestra of NJ, now in its 47th season, will present a Spring Concert featuring works by D. Shostakovich, A. Dvorak, R. Wagner, M. Ippolitov-Ivanov and R. Gliere.

Conducting the orchestra is Michael Stratechuk, and the cello soloist is Leo Grinhauz.

The concert will take place on Sunday, June 9th, 2019, at the Chatham High School (255 Lafayette Ave., Chatham, NJ.) Visit our website at www.MetropolitanOrchestraNJ.org or call 862-571-5279 for more information.

Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Website: www.MetropolitanOrchestraNJ.org Location: Chatham High School 255 Lafayette Ave Chatham NJ Contact: 862-571-5279 info@MetropolitanOrchestraNJ.org Fees/Admission: suggested donation of $20

HIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) will host a free program to discuss Medicare plans and options, and answer questions. Held at SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit, the “Medicare 101” program will take place from 1 to 2 p.m. on Thursdays, June 13, July 11 and Aug. 8.

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 and help with claims, billing, or appeals. Experts will also provide information on programs for people with limited income and resources, as well as to help reassess coverage. The counselors receive ongoing training from the Division of Aging Services, New Jersey Department of Human Services.

For information or to register for Medicare 101, call 908-598-5548 or email education@sageeldercare.org. To make an appointment with a SHIP counselor, call 908-273-6999 or email ship@ sageeldercare.org.

Jun 10 Summer Camp Registration at The Connection Thru June 28 Camps run from June 24-Aug 23, offering weekly Full Day/Half Day sessions for boys and girls ages 3 and up. SummerFun (mornings), Afternoon Specialty Camps- STEM, Cooking, Fashion, Fine Arts, Robotics, Digital Media, Sports, Gym, Warrior, Cheer, plus Theater and Travel Camp. Extended hours Time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Website: www.theconnectiononline.org/summer-camp/summmer-camp-2019.html Location: 79 Maple St, Summit New Jersey Contact: 908-273-4242 josette.luciano@theconnectiononline.org

Founded in 1954, SAGE Eldercare provides information, support and services designed to help individuals lead the most independent and active lives possible. From helping with errands to exercise classes, community programs, care planning and home health care, SAGE’s expertise helps older adults remain independent in their own homes.

For information call 908-273-5550 or visit www.sageeldercare.org.

Summer Class Schedules available at The Connection Check out our Summer Class Schedules, online now. On-line or in person registration begins June 4th for Summer Classes at The Connection. Check out classes for Parent/ Child, Preschool, Aquatics, Dance for adults and youth and Adult Fitness, which run June 24 –Aug 18.

Time: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM Website: www.theconnectiononline.org/ Location: The Connection, 79 Maple St. Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: 908-273-4242 josette.luciano@theconnectiononline.org

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YMCA Pickleball Please see YMCA Pickleball, June 7 Jun 11 Registration for AfterSchool Program in Summit Elementary Schools- Thru July 26 2019-2020 school year registration forms are online. Homework assistance, enrichment activities for K-5th grades 3:00-6:00 pm at Brayton, Jefferson, Jefferson Primary Center, Lincoln-Hubbard, Franklin, Washington and Wilson Primary Center Schools and 6-8th grades 2:45-6:00pm, Monday –Friday.

Time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Website: www.theconnectiononline.org/category/enrichment-programs Location: 79 Maple St, Summit, NJ and at all Summit New Jersey elementary schools Contact: michelle.stelluto@theconnectiononline.org

hroughout June, the New Providence Senior Citizens Club will host a wellness series.

Nutritionist Sue Fieseler, a Summit resident, will present a series of talks pertaining to senior health on Thursdays at 11 a.m. at the De Corso Center on Fourth Avenue. Participants are asked to sign up in advance for each class. The topics covered will be: • The Importance of Hydration, June 6 • The Benefits of Dark Chocolate, June 13 • Vitamins, Minerals & Supplements, June 20, and

The Gateway Rail Project Martin Robins will discuss the necessity of completing the entire Gateway rail because the project is vital to the economic well-being to northern and central New Jersey, what is the full project’s description and purpose, why is completion of the tunnel portion of the project so urgent, what blockages have impeded its progress and how can these blockages be overcome?

Martin led a team responsible for drafting legislation creating NJ Transit, directed the planning for the Hudson-Bergen light rail line, helped found the Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University and frequently appears on TV transportation panels.

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• Healthy Cooking for 1 or 2, June 27 In addition, the seniors will travel to the Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pa., for a day of food, fun and friendship on Tuesday, June 18. The cost is $25, and participants will receive $25 in play money to use at the casino. Tickets are on sale prior to club meetings on Wednesdays.

Throughout the summer, the Senior Center will be the host of a food drive to benefit the pantry at Our Lady of Peace Church on South Street. Those attending programs and events at the center are asked to drop off non-perishable donations when taking part in Senior Center activities.

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ew Providence American Legion Post 433 will conduct this year’s Flag Retirement Ceremony on Flag Day, Friday, June 14, at 7 p.m.

The public is invited to attend the event at the Legion Hall, 357 Elkwood Ave. next to the Veterans Memorial Library.

American flags that have become faded, frayed, soiled or otherwise unserviceable will be retired by destroying with full respect and honor. These rites include burning on an appropriate pyre. The Legion expects to retire approximately 3,000 unserviceable flags this year.

Anyone wishing to retire an unserviceable flag is asked to place it in the flag receptacle in front of Legion Hall or drop it off at the Post by 5 p.m. on June 14.

“Every citizen should recognize the flag’s importance and understand how it should be displayed while in service and when it should be retired from service,” said American Legion Post 433 officer Gerald Gross.

Since 1946, American Legion Post 433 has served veterans of New Providence, Summit and Berkeley Heights.

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When members of the American Legion Post in New Providence host their annual flag retirement ceremony on June 14, the flags will be piled upon an appropriate pyre to be destroyed. Members of the public are invited to drop off flags to be retired, and to attend at the event.

Post 433 annually sponsors New Providence’s Memorial Day parade. Post 433 is active throughout the year, hosting patriotic services, sponsoring day trips to military and historic sites, and providing a voice for area veterans.

For details, call 908-464-9010.

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Jun 11 Discover New Jersey’s State Parks Some of New Jersey’s most exciting history can be found in its more than two dozen parks, historic battlefields and abandoned forges. Led by photographer and American history lecturer Kevin Woyce, this program includes original photography of many of our beautiful state parks, plus vintage maps and images of historic people, places, and events.

Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Website: www.sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street Contact: 908-598-5548 or email education@sageeldercare.org.

Fees/Admission: $5.00 Jun 11 - Jun 13 Final Exam Tutoring for Teens Get ready to ace your final exams! Free tutoring offered by local high school students in a variety of subjects, plus dedicated quiet space in the library for studying. Sessions vary depending on subject & tutor availability.

Time: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 smaisch@newprovidencelibrary.org Fees/Admission:Free, registration required Getting Started with Genealogy Local amateur genealogists Chris Olson and McKay Hyde will present how to use online resources Ancestry and Family Search (both free at the library), plus how to organize your findings.

Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 npmlref@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free Jun 12 YMCA Pickleball Please see YMCA Pickleball, June 7

Summit YMCA Duplicate Bridge Come join your Summit YMCA friends each Wednesday and enjoy an afternoon of duplicate bridge. Connect with others and engage your mind playing this fun, competitive game.

Director on site to supervise game and answer questions.

Time: 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM Website: www.thesay.org Location: Summit YMCA 67 Maple Ave, Summit, NJ Contact: Lisa Meyers 908-273-3330 Ext. 1186 lisa.meyers@thesay.org Fees/Admission: Free Summit YMCA members $7/visit Community members

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alf a century after opening its doors for business in Newfoundland, N.J., Lakeland Bank has grown to a network of more than 50 offices throughout the state. In every market Lakeland Bank serves, it is committed to meeting the financial needs of the local residents and businesses, as well as helping to build a community that is healthy and vibrant.

“Lakeland Bank was founded by three Oak Ridge, N.J. businessmen – all former officers and directors of the Bank – who recognized the public need for a local bank that could conveniently service the area and support the community,” said Thomas J. Shara, President and Chief Executive Officer. “We continue to uphold the philosophies of our founders by remaining dedicated to relationship banking and supporting initiatives critical to the success of economically strong communities such as affordable housing, education and health services.”

To mark Lakeland Bank’s 50-year milestone and kickstart the future of

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Jun 13 Medicare 101 at SAGE Eldercare SAGE will host SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) to discuss Medicare plans and options, In addition, to make an appointment with a SHIP counselor, please call or email.

Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Website: www.sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street, Summit Contact: 908.273.6999 or email: ship@sageeldercare.org.

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the Bank, the Executive Team, Board of Directors and Founders rang the NASDAQ opening bell on May 20, 2019.

“Lakeland will continue to build on its infrastructure of financial strength, profitability, efficiency and quality service,” said Shara. “Our goal is to continue to grow the Bank’s footprint into new markets both organically and through acquisitions. As we grow, the bank will remain a trusted community-oriented provider of financial services and will adapt to the technology required to offer retail banking, investment programs and business banking solutions that meet the needs of our customers.”

Jun 14 Canta Conmigo: A Spanish Music Class by A Sound Start “Canta Conmigo” means Sing with Me. This music class is open to all families/caregivers (non-Spanish-speaking & Spanish-speaking). Get ready to learn famous catchy kids? songs and have a lot of fun! Registration is required and is limited. Nos vemos ahi, amigos! See you there, friends!

Time: 10:30 AM - 11:30 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 sinsetta@newprovidencelibrary.org Fees/Admission: Free Continued on page 14

To learn more about Lakeland Bank and its 50-year history, please visit LakelandBank.com.

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he Summit/New Providence Rotary recently presented $20,000 in scholarships to college bound students from Summit and New Providence High Schools according to Swati Goohra, president of the local Service Club. Rotary is comprised of many of the area’s leaders in local businesses, government, non-profits and education. Rotary began granting scholarships to deserving high school seniors in 1926 and has issued scholarships in the subsequent 97 years, without exception. The scholarship committee was headed by Jay Leatherbee, who worked with members Michael Katz, Roger Mehner, Swati Goohra and Peter Bolton.

Four $3,000 Rotary Scholarships were presented to • Shah Faizan Alam from Summit High School who will attend N J Institute of Technology • LaShanti Starr Brown – Womack from Summit High School wo will attend William Paterson University • Justin Matthew Sullivan from New Providence High School who will attend Richmond University, and

A total of six scholarships were presented at a special ceremony at the Grand Summit Hotel recently two $4,000 awards were made.

• Evan White from Summit High School who will attend The College of New Jersey

Julia Gertie from New Providence High School received the Watson B. Smith scholarship. Mr. Smith was a graduate of Summit High School in 1949 and was Rotarian since the 70’s. Nordling Dean Electric was his business home. Bud was also a member of the Summit Common Council 1970-79 and served as Council President Sarah Flaherty from Summit High School who is headed to Fordham University in the fall received the Wilbur Nelson Scholarship. Mr. Nelson was the long time principal of Brayton Elementary School also joined Rotary early in his life. He missed many summers as he owned and operated Camp Skoglund in Maine for boys.

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FIREFIGHTERS COLLECT CANS TO BENEFIT PEDIATRIC BURN PATIENTS

he Summit Fire Department, headquartered at 396 Broad St., is a collection point for the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children (ACBC) program, which allows residents and businesses to turn their recycling into help for young victims.

The ACBC directly benefits patients at The Burn Center at Saint Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, and has raised more than $2 million state-wide to benefit burn victims and their families, fire department officials said. As New Jersey’s only designated burn treatment facility, each year The Burn Center admits more than 400 patients, with another 6,000 seen on an outpatient basis.

Approximately 40 percent of all admissions are children, most under the age of five. Typical injures include scalding from spilled beverages, unsafe hot water temperatures and burns resulting from house fires.

Aluminum from beverage cans and other items is collected and recycled at designated fire departments throughout New Jersey. All proceeds are donated back to The Burn Center at

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Saint Barnabas to provide patient assistance and education for pediatric patients.

All programs offered by the center are available free of charge, and they include: School or community presentations tailored to meet the educational needs of each age group.

A web-based program “Fire Is…,” designed to illustrate the realities of fire Two mobile fire safety trailers offering a hands-on experience for participants to learn the proper way to identify and correct common household fire hazards and to escape a burning building School re-entry assistance, to help children assimilate back into their communities while recovering from serious injury Juvenile Fireset screenings to identify at-risk fire behaviors For details, contact Burn Community Programs at 973.322.4430 or visit www.njburncenter.com.

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Jun 15 The Connection Dance Team Auditions The Connection Dance Team, an award winning competitive team for dancers, will be holding auditions for the 2019-2020 season.

Auditions for ages 9+ (or intermediate level) will be on June 15th at 11-12:30pm.

Auditions for ages 8+ will be on June 15th at 12:45-1:15pm.

Call backs will be held on Monday, June 17/18 starting at 3:45pm.

Time: 11:45 AM - 1:15 PM Website: www.theconnectiononline.org/programs-by-interest/the-connection-dance-team.html Location: The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit, NJ 07901 Contact: shelby.effron@theconnectiononline.org josette.luciano@theconnectiononline.org Fees/Admission: FREE

he City of Summit is in need of poll workers aged 18 and older for the Tuesday, Nov. 5, general election.

Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and workers are required to work the entire time polls are open, in addition to the time required to open and close the polling locations.

Those hired will receive $200 for working a full day shift.

The county will pay an additional $12.50 for picking up or

Jun 17 YMCA Pickleball Please see YMCA Pickleball, June 7

returning election materials to Summit City Hall, making it possible to earn $225 for the day.

Lunch & Learn “Migraines & Headaches” Many people have had a headache at one point in their lives. Headaches can come in many types and sometimes they require a doctor’s attention. Join us for a discussion of common types and symptoms of headaches, causes, and treatment options. Presented by Seth Stoller, MD, Neurologist at Atlantic Health System, Overlook Medical Center.

Time: 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM Website: www.thesay.org Location: Summit YMCA 67 Maple Ave, Summit, NJ Contact: Lisa Meyers 908-273-3330 Ext. 1186 lisa.meyers@thesay.org Fees/Admission: Free Summit YMCA members $5 community members

Individuals interested in working the polls must be Union County residents and registered voters.

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Jun 18 Union County Traffic Signal Improvements Since the early 2000’s, Union County upgraded a large number of the nearly 400 traffic signals on County or Local Roads in Union County. Included within that were two pedestrian hybrid traffic signals in Westfield. Gordon Meth was involved in the design of these beacons and 40 other traffic signals in Union County. His presentation will give an overview of some of the considerations facing the design of traffic signals and some of the future possibilities for smarter traffic signals. Gordon Meth is a professional engineer in 19 States, DC, and 1 Canadian province that specializes in transportation planning and traffic engineering. He is also a professional planner in New Jersey.

Time: 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Website: www.summitoldguard.org Location: New Providence Municipal Building Contact: H. Hynes Email: ecosse18@comcast.net Fees/Admission: FREE Alzheimer’s Association: Effective Communications Strategies Learn about the communication changes that take place throughout the course of the disease. Decode the verbal and behavioral messages delivered by someone with dementia and respond in ways that are helpful. Identify strategies to connect and communicate at each stage of the disease. Registration is required.

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Website: www.sageeldercare.org Location: SAGE Eldercare 290 Broad Street Contact: Please call 800-272-3900, education@sageeldercare.org Fees/Admission: FREE Jun 19 Summit YMCA Duplicate Bridge Please see Summit YMCA Duplicate Bridge, June 12

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he New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble, based at 315b Springfield Ave., Summit, in May marked 50 years of providing artistic excellence in pre-professional dance education and performances Celebrating the milestone were the ensemble’s artistic director, executive leadership, board, faculty, choreographers, staff, dancers and parents. A reception featuring speaker Stephen Pier, artistic director of dance at The Hartt School, was followed by a performance marking the 25th anniversary of artistic director Nancy Turano and a garden party that featured live music and displays of archival photos and videos.

The celebration of the 50th anniversary season was also marked by a performance called “Balli di Primavera” at Montclair State University on May 11. It highlighted works by Iyun Ashani, Jean Emile, Fabrice Lamego, Elizabeth Koeppen-Kalosieh, Kate Skarpetowski and Nancy Torano.

For details about the Dance Theatre Ensemble, call 908-273-5500 or visit njdte.org.

Working in cooperation with the Guidance Departments of each of the schools, the committee receives and reviews applications on the basis of community involvement, academic achievement and financial need.

Chair Marcella Gencarelli is pleased to advise the following are receiving the awards this year.

SUMMIT MARIA JOSE ARIAS from Summit High School will be attending Montclair State University

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dult patrons at the New Providence Memorial Library on Elkwood Avenue are invited to join their peers for a summer reading program. Grown-ups may read to earn raffle tickets, then will be able to enter to win gift certificates and other prizes donate by local businesses.

JOHN PALMER from New Providence High School will be attending University of Pennsylvania

Beginning on Wednesday, June 19, patrons are welcome to pick up a reading log at the library’s reference desk.

Earn one raffle ticket for each adult or young adult (YA) book read, up to six books for the summer, between June 19 and July 31. Tickets will be available for pickup at the reference desk.

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After three books are read, participants may choose from one of the following: a free DVD checkout, a cell phone wallet, a book store buck (the Friends of the Library host a second-hand book shop in the library’s basement) or a fine-free coupon.

KRISTINA CHENG from Governor Livingston High School wil be attending Rutgers University

Then, place raffle tickets in the prize baskets by July 31, and winners will be announced on Aug. 1.

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he Suburban Chamber of Commerce has once again awarded three $1,500 scholarships, one each to a student in Summit, New Providence and Berkeley Heights. Members of the Suburban Chamber of Commerce have contributed all year through various projects and activities and individual member donations to the SCC Foundation to fund these scholarships.

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VARLEY NAMED NEW SUPERINTENDENT IN BERKELEY HEIGHTS

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r. Melissa Varley has been appointed as the new superintendent for the Berkeley Heights School District. The announcement was made recently by Doug Reinstein, president of the Berkeley Heights Board of Education.

Before coming to the township, Dr. Varley was superintendent of schools for the Florham Park School District and she was previously assistant superintendent for the Sparta Public Schools.

Prior to these roles, she served as a curriculum director and as a high school principal. Dr. Varley earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Valdosta State University before receiving her doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Georgia.

“Dr. Varley is a dynamic educator who is well-versed and knowledgeable of current best practices and teaching methods, along with curriculum development,” said Mr. Reinstein. “The board of education is confident that she has the leadership skills necessary to take our district to the next level.”

Before schools closed for summer recess, Dr. Varley and Mr. Reinstein visited all six of the Berkeley Heights Public Schools so she could begin her introduction to the district.

June 19 Great Decisions Discussion Group: The Rise of Populism in Europe Join our moderated discussion program. This month we’ll be discussing the impacts of mass migration, and the problems associated with it, that have directly abetted the rise of populist parties in Europe. Assigned reading before class (available at Reference Desk) Registration required. Call the library at 908-273-0350, opt. 3.

Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Website: www.summitlibrary.org Location: Summit Free Public Library Contact: Summit Free Public Library 908-273-0350, opt. 3 jknott@summitlibrary.org Fees/Admission: FREE Unique Creatures Live Animal Show Summer Reading Kick-Off: Unique Creatures Live Animal Show (All Ages) Help us kick off the start of summer reading and join us for a live animal show presented by Unique Creatures of NJ. @ 2:30 PM - Summer Reading Club Pre-Registration (All Ages) Stop by the Children’s room after the live animal show and pre-register for summer reading club 2019! Pre-registration will be available until 4 pm.

Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 sinsetta@newprovidencelibrary.org Fees/Admission: FREE Jun 23 Leonieke Scheuble Jazz Trio Led by jazz piano prodigy Leonieke Scheuble. For this concert, Leonieke will present her arrangements of American and classic Jazz “standards” written by Gershwin, Ellington, and Jobim, as well as a few of her own original compositions.

Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Website: www.summitlibrary.org Location: Summit Free Public Library Contact: Summit Free Public Library jknott@summitlibrary.org Fees/Admission: FREE Jun 25 Photographs from my travels

Stephan Barcan and his wife have traveled extensively over many years and photography is his hobby, particularly travel photography. I like to take pictures of the people I see and the architecture of the places I visit and of things unique to those places. He will show selections of photographs taken in our travels such as Antartica, Africa, France, Madrid and Portugal, Alaska, Yosemite, Croatia, Sicily, Bermuda, Venice, Australia and New Zealand, Cape Cod, the Manhattan skyline and our National Parks. Stephan is a retired land use attorney who has practiced in New Jersey for more than 50 years. He now does pro bono work such as immigration, and teaching ESL. 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 Air Fryer Demo The ShopRite nutritionist will make food crispy without the oil, using an air fryer. Free.

Registration is required, as there will be samples. Free. Register online at https://register. communitypass.net/newprovidence Time: 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Website: www.newprovidencelibrary.org/ Location: New Providence Memorial Library Contact: 908-665-0311 npmlref@gmail.com Fees/Admission: Free Jun 26 Summit YMCA Duplicate Bridge Please see Summit YMCA Duplicate Bridge, June 12 Continued on page 18

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COMMUNITY CENTER REOPENS AFTER MAJOR EXPANSION Summit celebrated the re-opening of its Community Center at 100 Morris Ave. on Thursday, May 30, with tours for the public and a ribbon cutting celebration. A $6.5 million refurbishment began at the site in September 2017.

STUDENT ACTORS HONORED – On Monday, May 20, Montclair State University hosted the state-wide annual Theatre Night Awards, which recognize excellence in production of high school and middle school straight plays. From Summit High School, nominated in the category of Outstanding Performance by a Lead Actor in a Comedic Stage Adaptation of a Literary Work or Film for their roles in “Peter and the Starcatcher” were Iain Alvidrez, at left, as Black Stache and Mitchell Sink, as Peter. Iain took home the Foxy Award, named in memory of awards co-founder JoAnne Fox, a Mahwah teacher who died in 2009.

Upgrades to the 65-year-old building TAKING A TOUR – During the grand include a 17,000-squarere-opening celebration at the expanded foot expansion that Recreation Center, staff member David Guida doubles its original size, a Jr. offered tours to guests who included longtime Summit resident Hedy Tukey. new gymnasium financed

by Investors Bank with a high school regulation size basketball court and a designated building wing for senior citizen activities funded by the Celgene Corporation. The revamped community center will

AND THE RIBBON IS CUT – As Mayor Nora Radest cut the ribbon to signify the official opening of the Recreation Center, looking on were city officials, staff, members of the Union County Freeholder Board, volunteers and children who have promised to be enthusiastic users of the expanded center.

also continue to serve as the headquarters for the city’s Department of Community Programs.

SHOOTING HOOPS – As a lone basketball player practiced shots in the gym, tourgoers enjoyed exploring the newly-expanded Summit Recreation Center on Morris Avenue.

“Now that the renovation project is complete, we look forward to welcoming the entire community to this beautiful and accessible new space funded through a combination of generous public and private donations,” said

Mayor Nora Radest. “The Department of Community Programs offers programs for residents of all ages and abilities, and will be able to expand these offerings in its updated location.”

COZY AND COMFORTABLE – Among the new areas in the expanded Recreation Center is this comfortable seating area, complete with a fireplace and bookshelves just waiting to be filled.

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WINE DOWN WEDNESDAY- Grain & Cane with special UCMB networking event to follow!

Business After Hours networking, this month hosted by Grain & Cane New time this month, special Union County Means Business Networking event to follow in the Connell Center.

Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM Location: Grain & Cane, Embassy Suites- Berkeley Heights 250 Connell Drive Contact: Karen Hadley Khadley@suburbanchambers.org Fees/Admission: Free to Suburban Chamber of Commerce Members, Fee for ”Soon to Be” members.

Special rate for UCMB event Jul 11 Medicare 101 at SAGE Eldercare Please see Medicare 101 at SAGE Eldercare, June 13

An Adopt-a-Sign program launched earlier this year in Berkeley Heights provides opportunities for volunteers to contribute to the greening and beautification of the township.

Jul-18 Screen on the Green- “Moana” We’re going to Polynesia!

Screen on the Green is going around the world! On Thursday nights throughout July and August, community members gather to enjoy a movie night experience, complete with a 36’ x 2’ outdoor screen! As part of the experience, we invite you to interact with a few of the on-screen characters before the movie.

Time: Family Dance Party begins at 7:30, Movie at Dark Website: summitcommunityprograms.com/177/Screen-On-The-Green Location: Village Green, Summit Contact: 908-277-2932 dguidajr@cityofsummit.org

A joint effort of the Downtown Beautification Committee and the Environmental Commission, the program runs through the summer until the first frost. Community groups, businesses and families are being asked to take hands-on responsibility for planting and maintaining flowers at the base of one of the township’s branded welcome or park signs. “Adopters” will keep the planting bed watered and weed-free, and the sign clean.

Jul-25 Screen on the Green- “Mulan” We’re going to China!

Please see Screen on the Green, July 18

For details or to participate, email dbc@bhtwp.com.

Aug-1 Screen on the Green- “Coco” We’re going to Mexico!

Please see Screen on the Green, July 18 Aug 08 Medicare 101 at SAGE Eldercare Please see Medicare 101 at SAGE Eldercare, June 13 Screen on the Green- “Mary Poppins Returns” We’re going to London!

Please see Screen on the Green, July 18

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2019 Suburban Chamber of Commerce Listing In Alphabetical Order 908 Enterprises - Social Media Marketing (908) 665-9171 Accent Printing Solutions (908) 277-3000 Accents Dancewear (908) 508-1860 Ace Pension Solutions LLC (908) 295-2692 ACN (908) 803-2885 Acupuncture & Health Center (908) 790-8788 Adams Fine Clothing For Men (908) 665-0800 Allsopp Chadler Insurance (908) 608-1700 Allstate / Ana H. Galindo Agency, LLC. (908) 464-0090 Allstate NJ Insurance - The Heights Agency (908) 464-4500 American Boys Preparatory Academy (908) 516-4231 American Pension LLC (908) 757-5151 Americans for Fair Taxation (908) 578-4975 Angelo & Associates CPAs PC (732) 382-2272 Anything Floral (908) 464-5445 Arthur J Gallagher & Co. (973) 467-0444 at&t Authorized Retailer; The Wireless Experience (908) 219-4492 Autumn Lake Healthcare At Berkeley Heights (908) 897-1000 Balloon Design Studio (908) 295-1840 Barth’s Market (908) 464-8555 Bassett Associates (908) 277-1176 Berkeley Cleaners (908) 464-9859 Berkeley Hardware & Paint (908) 464-2900 Berkeley Heights Board of Education (908) 464-1718 Berkeley Heights VFW Post 6259 (908) 508-0999 Berkeley Heights YMCA (908) 464-8373 Berkshire Hathaway Home Services New Jersey Properties- Summit (908) 273-0400 BIG. (Believe, Inspire, Grow) (908) 337-5402 Blow In Blow Out (973) 902-3497 Body Pure Chiropractic (908) 771-0707 Boll and Branch (908) 473-9920 Borough of New Providence (908) 665-1400 Bourne, Noll & Kenyon (908) 277-2200 Brain Balance of Summit (908) 517-1101 BrightStar Care (908) 322-8200 Broadridge Financial Solutions (551) 222-9481 Cartridge World - New Providence (908) 771-9696 Chan’s Alternative Risk Transfer Ideas (973) 921-8010 Chemetall US, Inc. (908) 464-6900 Christmas Decor of New Jersey (908) 322-7300 Ciel Power LLC (201) 632-3463 CivicStory (908) 273-8699 Classic Construction Service (908) 273-5252 Clear Point Designs (908) 797-7923 Coldwell Banker (908) 522-1800 Colonial Appliance & Electronics Inc. (908) 665-1212 Color Me Mine (201) 966-4017 Comcast Business (908) 337-4506 Comcast Spotlight (732) 281-8170 Connection, The (908) 273-4242 ConnectOne Bank- Berkeley Heights (908) 771-5588 ConnectOne Bank- Summit (908) 598-0077 Constantine Village/Goldberg Realty (908) 277-2041 Cove Carpet One Floor & Home (908) 273-0220 Creative Wallcoverings & Interiors, Ltd. (908) 665-7997 Danielle Putis- Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices NJ Properties (201) 788-3500 Davies Insurance Management (908) 363-4433 DaVinci Society (646) 543-9250 DeBary Inn, The (908) 277-0005 DeFabio Chiropractic & Sports Rehab LLC (908) 771-0220 Delicious Heights (908) 464-3287 Dempsey, Dempsey & Sheehan (908) 277-0388 DERCO PRINT (908) 464-3000 Dinerman Leadership (908) 403-7430 Dolores Croneberger- Real Estate Referral Agent (908) 464-0807 Don-Tre Professional Driving School, Inc (973) 376-8118 Donna Donaldson Home (908) 277-0400 Door Boy (908) 464-1440 Dorlen, Dr. Rosalind S. (908) 522-1444 Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre (908) 514-9654 Dunkin’ Donuts- Berkeley Heights (908) 879-5878

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DUXIANA (908) 522-8200 Edible Arrangements of Summit (908) 273-0100 Elefante Music & School For The Performing Arts (908) 464-5928 Elements Massage (908) 464-1860 Embassy Suites by Hilton Berkeley Heights (908) 897-1970 eMedical Urgent Care (908) 464-6700 Everest Chiropractic (908) 505-0992 Excel Orthopedic Physical Therapy Berkeley Heights (908) 516-8300 Excel Orthopedic Physical Therapy - Summit (908) 738-1661 Family Promise (908) 273-1100 Fine Fit (908) 277-4230 First Energy (973) 401-8497 Fitness Factory, The (908) 665-9500 Five Star Driving School (908) 473-0104 Five Star Painting of Summit (908) 358-4782 Gearhart Law (908) 273-0700 General Plumbing Supply (732) 752-2020 Genualdi Family Partners, LP (908) 273-7450 Giovanni’s Bistro Bar and Catering (908) 464-6644 Goodman’s Deli (908) 898-0900 GRA Architects (908) 464-0106 Graham Relf Design (908) 273-1790 Graphic Imagery, Inc. (908) 755-2882 Graver Water Systems, LLC (908) 516-1400 Harlee’s Tap & Grille (917) 548-0293 Harvard Group International (908) 331-1310 Haven Savings Bank- Berkeley Heights (908) 790-0770 Haven Savings Bank- Summit (908) 522-0090 Healthlink Advocates, Inc. (973) 908-6570 Henry’s Fine Jewelry (908) 273-3777 Hoboken Farms (800) 854-4644 Home Again Design (908) 464-8800 Home For Good Dog Rescue (908) 598-8212 Hometown Doc, LLC (908) 376-6550 HomeTowne Television (908) 277-6310 IFixYourCellPlus (908) 656-6219 Imagine, A Center for Coping with Loss (908) 264-3100 Integrated Tech Solutions (908) 219-9288 Investors Bank - Berkeley Heights (908) 464-0860 Investors Bank - Corporate Office (973) 376-5100 Investors Bank - New Providence (908) 286-1075 Investors Bank - Summit (908) 273-8150 Italian Masterpiece (908) 358-9214 Jaeger Lumber (908) 686-0073 JL Franchino Inc. (908) 472-8558 Joe’s Ristorante & Pizzeria (908) 522-0615 John Leatherbee (908) 273-2793 Jones Lang LaSalle (973) 404-1500 Joseph Hamilton Construction (201) 955-0400 Joseph Steiner (908) 337-9536 Joshmeah.com (202) 603-6055 Junior League of Summit (908) 273-7349 K&C Candy (908) 209-4131 KAD Associates LLC (732) 943-2192 Kassandra Romas (908) 296-1586 Katz, Michael A, (908) 273-7827 Keller Williams Realty Premier Properties- Summit (908) 273-2991 KIKA STRETCH Studios - Summit (908) 376-5798 Kitchen Expressions (908) 273-4442 Lakeland Bank (908) 522-6555 Lantern Hill, an Erickson Living Community (908) 516-9136 Lassus Wherley & Associates, P.C. (908) 464-0102 Law Office of Thomas J. Kniffen (646)343-7785 League of Women Voters Berkeley Heights, New Providence and Summit (908) 568-1884 Liberty Mutual Insurance (201) 988-7895 Lincoln Mortgage Solutions, LLC (201) 405-2187 Linda’s Creative Gifts (908) 473-0982 Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper (908) 273-1212 Liss Pharmacy, Copy and Print, Homecare and Music Center (908) 277-0399 Lois Schneider Realtor (908) 277-1398

Luminous MedSpa & Salon (908) 464-8208 M&T Bank - Summit (908) 273-0122 Macy’s Short Hills (973) 912-5655 Manhattan Bagel (908) 516-2641 ManorCare of Mountainside 551 (908) 654-0020 Marco Polo Restaurant & Tavern (908) 277-4492 Massage Envy - Berkeley Heights (908) 464-0070 MassMutual (201) 506-6602 Melissa Carty, Financial Advisor (917) 797-4123 Mind Body Wellness Center (908) 522-1861 Minuteman Press (908) 857-4644 MNT Marketing LLC (917) 653-2079 Monk’s Home Improvements (973) 635-7900 MORTGAGES BY JIM JOSEPH (718) 812-7798 Mosquito Shield (732) 215-4737 Mr. Handyman of S. Orange/Westfield/Scotch Plains & Metuchen (908) 795-3030 My Gym Children’s Fitness Center (908) 665-2122 Natale’s Summit Bakery (908) 277-2074 New Jersey Dance Theater Ensemble (908) 273-5500 New Jersey Hills Media Group (908) 766-3900 New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra (908) 603-7691 New Providence Board of Education (908) 464-9050 New Providence Chiropractic (908) 665-1818 New Providence Dentistry (908) 376-9297 NJ Advance Media (732) 243-2741 NJ Sharing Network (908) 516-5400 Noke and Heard, LLP, CPA’s (908) 277-4145 Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child (908) 522-8118 Office Evolution (908) 280-1813 On The Ball Dog Training, LLC (908) 451-5707 Orangetheory Fitness (908) 458-9353 Oratory School of Summit, NJ (908) 273-1084 Our House Inc (908) 464-8008 Overlook Medical Center (908) 522-2000 Paolo’s Kitchen, Inc. (908) 219-4166 Partners Transportation Group (908) 241-9600 Passion for Spices (908) 380-0644 Peak Medical, LLC (908) 665-0770 Peapack-Gladstone Bank (908) 273-2890 PEARLY WHITES (908) 464-6789 Peppercorn Diner (908) 277-2323 Pfaltz & Woller, PA (908) 273-1974 Piattino (908) 219-4801 Point View Wealth Management, Inc. (908) 598-1717 Pour HoMMe (973) 507-9779 Primrose School of Berkeley Heights (908) 286-0900 Professional Appraisal Associates (908) 273-2412 Prudential Advisors (917) 837-9161 PuroClean Restoration Services (908) 577-9120 Ralph Gerstein, Attorney (609) 558-0031 RE/MAX Achievers (908) 522-9444 RE/MAX Integrity Advantage (908) 665-0600 Reeves-Reed Arboretum (908) 273-8787 Regal Bank- Summit (908) 275-9450 Renna Media (908) 418-5586 Revivify (908) 273-2222 Ricciardi Brothers (973) 732-3830 Richard V. Carney Electrical Contractors, Inc. (908) 277-6961 Robinwood Kitchens Inc. (908) 665-5900 Roosters Men’s Grooming Center (908) 516-2974 ROSEN KELLY CONWAY Architecture & Design (908) 273-6565 Sadal Wine Cellar (908) 473-9921 SAGE Eldercare (908) 273-5550 Scheppe Gardens (908) 464-4656 Schroth and Lorenson Jewelers (908) 273-1676 Singh and Smile Pediatric Dentistry (908) 312-7300 Skin Deep Salon and Spa (908) 508-1800 Small Business Development Center at Kean University (908) 737-4220 Smith + Schwartzstein LLC (973) 206-1725 Smith Chiropractic (908) 464-8899 Smoothie King (908) 918-1464 Smythe Volvo Inc. (908) 273-4200

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