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•Pequannock Reformed Church at 530

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•Passaic County CASA has announced its

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•Calvary Temple’s various support

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As the saying goes,

“We ain’t getting any

younger!” Put differ-

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Firstly, $500,000 is far too lowa figure to base your retire-

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people come from very diffi-

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ple make it in life because of

the words spoken to themover many years.

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warm days and nights. A new

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pool and/or create sight barri-

ers that will provide some

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mers, homeowners must put

safety above all else. Before

any decorative touches are

added, it is important to sur-

round a pool with a slip-resist-

ant surface and fencing (many

communities require fences be

erected around pools).

Consult with a landscaping

contractor, who should be

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issuing department at town

hall. There should be a list of

requirements to ensure pool

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and within code.

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Concrete, brick and

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surfaces slippery. Concrete

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vides extra traction than a

smooth surface. The same can

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pavers. Avoid smooth stones

or pavers with shiny surfaces,

as these may only increase the

risk of falls.

Homeowners who have

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age. Drivers needed to deliver meals.

To vol unteer or to request meals, call

Paul Klein at 973-595-0111.

•The Morning Minyan, a group of car-

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•The Pines Lake Woman’s Club is open

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grass after exposure to pool

chemicals. Mulch and stone

also will provide drainage

from water runoff from the

pool and rain.

Another advantage of

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Plants can provide the

finishing touches for a pool-

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should keep in mind that

pools are not often shaded

from the sun, so plants placed

around the pool will need to

be sun- and drought-tolerant.

Succulents, such as aloe and

jade, may work, as can the

perennial shrub yucca.

Moderately growing grasses

will offer a privacy barrier.

Keep trees and flowering

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the pool’s edge so they do not

contribute to debris that falls

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flowering plants may attract

insects and other wildlife thatmay interfere with your enjoy-

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create a friendly environment

for wildlife further away from

the pool.

Homeowners who need

some advice planning the

landscaping around their

pools can rely on the expertise

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as employees at lawn and gar-

den centers. Pool companies

may work with landscapers

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Rhino Theatre is

proud to present the

Tony Award and

Pulitzer Prize winning musi-

cal, Next To Normal. The

story is about Diana

Goodman and how she has

bipolar disorder and experi-

ences hallucinations for six-

teen years. Now, trying to

balance sanity, happiness

and her commitments to her

family, her disorder takes a

turn for the worst and her

husband, doctor, daughter

and son each try to help her

through the struggle in their

own way. Next to Normal

premiered on Broadway in

2009 and won a Pulitzer

Prize for Drama and two

Tony Awards for Best

Orchestration and Best

Original Score.

Show dates for Next to

Normal are weekends June

5th through 20th. Fridays

and Saturdays shows at 8pm

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call 973-248-9491

Photo courtesy of Michael Wolosz.

Rhino Theatre presents ‘Next to

Normal’


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The 4th of July is fast

approaching and rev-

elers across the nation

are preparing to toast their

independence with family and

friends. For many Americans,

backyard barbecues are syn-

onymous with the Fourth

of July, a day that, in the

United States of America,

commemorates the adoption

of the Declaration of

Independence by the SecondContinental Congress on

July 4, 1776.

Precious few Americans

can say they have not been

present at a 4th of July barbe-

cue or witnessed a fireworks

display honoring America’s

official declaration of inde-

pendence from Great Britain.

Hosting a July 4th barbecue

for the first time may have

some hosts anxious aboutthrowing a summer soirée to

remember, but fun is sure to

be had if hosts remember to

include the following back-

yard barbecue essentials this

Independence Day.

FOOD

No Fourth of July barbe-

cue is complete without food,

so hosts should be sure to

stock up on popular barbecuefare like hot dogs and ham-

burgers. Though such foods

likely won’t be mistaken for

gourmet fare anytime soon,

Fourth of July revelers often

embrace the tradition of

grilling up some hot dogs and

hamburgers even if they tend

to avoid such foods through-

out the rest of the year. Hosts

should not feel pressured to

provide gourmet fareon July 4th, but it is a

thoughtful gesture to ask

guests in advance if they have

any food allergies or need to

avoid certain foods for other

reasons.

BEVERAGES

It goes without saying

that guests will need refresh-

ing beverages at parties held

in early July, but be sure to

stock up on a variety of bever-

ages so guests are not forced to

consume drinks they don’t

want. Be sure to have plenty

of water available to guests,and provide sodas, iced tea

and lemonade as well. Offer

alcoholic beverages to adult

guests, but don’t go overboard

stocking up on alcohol, as

that might encourage guests

to overindulge.

GAMES

Backyard barbecues are

most fun when guests are

entertained, so plan to have

some games available for

guests of all ages. Encourage

guests to bring a change of

clothes or swimsuits if games

will involve water or some-

thing that might soil their

clothing. If you have a pool,

purchase some pool games so

swimmers can do more than

just wade in the water or take

a few laps. Plan a Wiffle® ballgame for kids and dig some

horseshoe pits or buy a ring

toss set so adults can engage in

some friendly competition as

well.

SAFETY

Though no one wants to

think of a 4th of July celebra-

tion taking a turn for the

worst, hosts must prepare for

emergencies. Restock the

first-aid kit if necessary and

keep a constant eye on guests,

especially children, to ensure

everyone is having a safe and

happy time. Program a list of

local taxi companies into your

phone so you can easily call

for transportation should any

guests have too much to drink

during the festivities. Hosts

should abstain from alcohol sothey can serve as designated

driver should the need arise at

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Tiny houses are a recent

phenomenon and have

spurred many business-

es - from builders to decorating

experts - looking to connect

with consumers who want to

go small. The small house

movement advocates for living

simply in small homes, some of

which can be as small as 100

square feet or less.

Although living in a tiny

house is not for everyone,many people prefer small-space

living to living in larger, more

spacious homes and apart-

ments. For those looking to

make the most of their small

living spaces, there are ways to

make such living arrangements

feel larger.

Light is your friend.

Establish adequate lighting in

a room that includes at least

three working lights. Varied

light sources from different

angles will eliminate dark

corners and shadows that can

make a space feel smaller.

Lighting also can draw the

eye where you want it and

distract attention from the

room’s flaws.

Make use of vertical

space. Homes where space is ata premium may have limited

storage areas. An often-over-

looked storage option is verti-

cal space. Space above doors,

shelving, and areas above cabi-

netry are ideal places to store

items. Use hooks on walls to

keep belongings off the floor.

Choose light-colored

paint. Choose lighter hues for

your home furnishings and wall

colors. You do not have to limit

this to white (unless landlords

require white walls). Pale col-

ors will help reflect light and

can make the room seem larger

than it really is. Using a dark

color on the flooring can make

other lighter shades really pop

in contrast.

Conceal the clutter. If you

cannot keep personal belong-ings to the utmost minimum in

a home, experiment with

clever ways to keep items out of

sight. Furniture that serves dual

purposes can help with this

task. Storage ottomans will

conceal small toys or linens

and also provide seating

options in a room when guests

come over. A dresser can be

used as a dining room buffet

piece, and the numerous draw-

ers can hold knickknacks or sil-

verware. Furniture with built-

in, hidden storage is well worth

the investment when living

spaces are limited.

Create dual-purpose

rooms. Lack of space means

getting creative with the space

you do have. A nook in your

bedroom can be devoted to aminiature home office. Perhaps

you can establish a crafting

center in a portion of your

laundry room. Garages have

long served as catch-all spaces

in homes. Apart from storage,

they can be subdivided for

home gyms or even a place to

gather and watch a ballgame.

Hang mirrors to

“expand” rooms. Mirrors can

trick the eye into believing

there is more space in a room.Mirrors melt away room bor-

ders and can accelerate the

flow of light. Hanging them

throughout your home can

make spaces seem larger.

Think about built-in fur-

niture. Traditional furniture

may not be practical for small

spaces and can waste a lot of

room. Custom-built furniture

is often the way to go to max-

imize the area you do have.

Employ a little do-it-yourself initiative as well, customizing

items for the perfect fit.

Work with a designer. If

you’re having difficulty mak-

ing a small space work for you,

consult with an interior

designer or a contractor for

some ideas.

Make the most of small living spaces


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The 2nd Annual

CASA Superhero

Run will begin at

8:30am

Get your Superhero cos-

tume ready and join friends

and family for the 2nd

Annual CASA Superhero 4

Mile Run & Walk at Garret

Mountain Reservation in

Woodland Park. Wear your

cape, mask, t-shirt, emblem

or Superhero costume to

compete for the ‘Superhero

Costume Contest’. Passaic

County CASA encourages

that you become a real-life

superhero for a day to show

abused & neglected children

that you care.

This event is to be held

on August 15 at 8:30am. The

Superhero Run’s goal is to

raise much-needed funding

to support the work of

CASA volunteers in Passaic

County as well as raiseawareness for the plight of

abused and neglected chil-

dren. CASA volunteers give

abused and neglected chil-

dren a voice in court and

advocate for them until they

find safe and permanent

homes where they can

thrive. The CASA

Superhero Run encourages

runners to dress as super-

heroes to further instill the

notion that every child needs

a hero. All participants age

12 and under will receive a

commemorative Superhero

cape while adults will receive

a T-Shirt. Capes will also be

available for purchase. The

family event includes a 4-

mile run/walk (certified and

sanctioned as part of the“Grand Prix Series” by the

USATF-NJ) and a 1-mile

run/walk for kids and fami-

lies. This event includes a

costume contest and several

post race activities for kids.

Prizes will be awarded to the

top three male and female

finishers in the 4-mile

run/walk for kids, as well as

the top three male and

female finishers by age cate-

gories.

Additional sponsors are

sought- please email

[email protected]

for more information.

“In order to train and

supervise CASA volunteer

advocates to protect the

abused and neglected youth

of our county, we need finan-cial support from all mem-

bers of our community,” said

Erica Fischer-Kaslander,

Executive Director of Passaic

County CASA. “Last year’s

Superhero Run was an amaz-

ing success and we are excit-

ed to bring it to the commu-

nity again this year. We are

looking forward to the

opportunity to partner with

many other groups in an

effort to raise additional

funding and awareness for

child abuse in our county.

Each year it costs approxi-

mately $2,000 to supervise

one CASA volunteer and

approximately $300 to train

each CASA volunteer. With

this run, we hope to be able

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