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6 at 5pm. Are you a half-blood,

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Prepare to go on a quest like Percy

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call the library at 973-835-5044 or

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•Butler Public Library will hold a Family

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•Get your Superhero costume ready

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August 12.

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•Movie Night at Riverdale Library on

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•Adult summer reading finale on

Wednesday, August 19 at 7pm. Join us

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On Wednesday, July 15,

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Riverdale Public Library from August 1

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award-winning artist, illustrator and

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over thirty children’s books. Mr. Gore

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next mole that pops up.

Balloons and darts: To

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Time: Some pets do not

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KINNELON/BUTLER 973-838-9300

BOONTON $749,900Treat Yourself with Luxury in this cul-de-sac,6BR, 3+BA Wooded-lot Colonial. Gas Fire-place, High Ceilings, Deck. MLS# 3238347


CLIFTON $699,999Move-in ready, great for entertaining in & out!4BR, 3.5BA Custom recently renovated inMontclair Heights sect. Easy NYC commute.MLS# 3202828

WAYNE 973-694-8000

KINNELON $325,000Discover this appealing 4BR, 2+BA Colonialsited on 1.30 Acres with Cozy Fireplace, MBA,2 Car Gar, Basement. MLS# 3235981


KINNELON $479,000Smoke Rise-Move up now to this 2BR Ranchpositioned on 1.12 Acres with Cozy Fireplace,Wood Flooring, 2 Car Gar, Patio. MLS#3221356


KINNELON $529,000Cul-de-sac 4BR, 3+BA Colonial offering Plen-tiful Space on 1 Acre, 2 Fireplaces, CathedralCeilings, 2 Car Gar, Conveniently Located.MLS# 3240707


KINNELON $550,000Smoke Rise-4BR Bi-Level on 1.53 Level Acres.Newer Kitchen, 3BA, Hardwood Floors, 3 CarGar, Cozy Fireplace, Deck. Location/Location!MLS# 3227177


KINNELON $625,000Make an Excellent Move to this 3BR, 2+BAContemporary Positioned on 1.15 Acres, CozyFireplace, Cathedral Ceilings, Patio. MLS#3238519


KINNELON $649,900Smoke Rise-Custom 5BR, 4+BA Lake-ViewRanch ideally set on 1.30 Acres, 3 Fireplaces,Dramatic Beamed, Cathedral Ceilings, Patio.MLS# 3211718


KINNELON $725,000Smoke Rise-Beautifully Maintained 5BR, 3BAColonial with Walls of Windows on 2.15 Park-like Acres, 3 Fireplaces, 3 Car Gar. Call forAppt. MLS# 3224884


KINNELON $899,000Entertain with Savoir Faire in this CustomWooded-Lot Residence Nicely set on 10 Acreswith 4BR, 3+BA, 4 Car Gar. MLS# 3239863


KINNELON $935,000Smoke Rise-Picture yourself Luxuriating in thisfenced 5BR, 4+BA Brookside Colonial ideallyset on 1.27Acres, 3 Car Gar, Deck. MLS#3230646


KINNELON $1,395,000Treat yourself to the delightful style of thisnewly-built 5BR, 5+BA Ranch nicely set on 1.63Acres, 6 Car Gar. MLS# 3238660


LINCOLN PARK $319,900Absolute move-in condition 4BR, 2 BA Reno-vated Colonial w/Gorgeous Kit, Huge FDR, HWFloors, Sun Room, Private Deck, GorgeousBackyard, MORE! MLS# 3166708

WAYNE 973-694-8000

MOUNT OLIVE $299,990Welcome to the Grande-NEW 3BR, 2.5BA Bay-bury 1,595 sq ft Model w/FDR, Fplc & 2 CarGar on cul-de-sac, Pool & Tennis. More avail!MLS# 3229708

WAYNE 973-694-8000

RIVERDALE $325,000Updated 3BR, 2BA Ranch-Newer CA, Roof, Re-cessed Lights in Kit, Finished Basement &Garage in Great Neighborhood. Low Taxes!MLS# 3226115

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $376,900Beautiful 3BR, 2+BA End unit in cul-de-sac. In-cludes LR/Fireplace, EIK/Granite, SunkenMBR/MBA, Finished Lower Level. 2 Car Gar +Many Updates. MLS# 3212389

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $444,900Beautifully Renovated 2,600+sq ft 3BR, 2+BATownhome w/Open Plan. Grmt EIK, FDR, GreatRm/HW Fls, Deck, Office, Cath Ceil, Skylites,Gar. MLS 3209296

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $459,900Spacious 4BR, 2+BA Colonial w/HW floors, LR,DR, Large Kit, Sep DA, on Lovely Private Ydw/IG Pool & Paver Patio loc on quiet street.MLS# 3235069

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $599,900Beautiful 4BR, 2+BA Colonial w/Mtn-View fea-tures open floor plan, EIK/Center Isle, MBRSuite, FamRm/Fplc, 2 Car Gar, MORE! MLS#3237125

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $610,000Beautiful 4BR, 2+BA totally renovated w/FDR &DR/Custom Woodwork, updtd Kit, HW flrs,FamRm, Fplc, Finished Lower Lvl, Private Yd.MLS# 3220573

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $639,500Beyond Beautiful 3BR, 2+BA Townhome at Rad-cliffe Village-Young & Spacious w/Custom De-signer Features, Fin Bsmt, 2 Car Gar. MLS#3233030

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WAYNE $979,000Prestigious 5BR Colonial w/Custom QualityFinishes, Grand Entry, FLR, FDR, Great Room,Marble Fireplace, Grmt Kit, 3 Car Gar & MUCHMORE! MLS# 3225127

WAYNE 973-694-8000

WOODLAND PARK $414,900Renovated Custom 3BR, 2 BA Cape w/OpenFloor Plan, Generous Size Rooms, Newer Roof,MBR Suite, Garage & More on top of GarretMtn. MLS# 3238636

WAYNE 973-694-8000

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Ace Road. The group is lead by Lea

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anyone dealing with a similar situation.

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KINNELON/SMOKE RISE $675,000SOPHISTICATED DESIGN, LARGE SUN DRENCHED SOLARIUM WITH WALLS OF GLASS THATCREATE BRIGHT OPEN SPACES IN THE GORGEOUS CHERRY AND GRANITE KITCHENOVERLOOKING THE IN-GROUND POOL. EXPLORE MANY OPTIONS IN THIS LARGE SPACIOUSHOME. Features 5 Bedrooms and 2 Offices or a Possible 6th Bedroom and 1 Office . Formal LivingRoom with a Fireplace, Formal Dining Room. Hardwood Floors, Heated Sun Porch. The Finished Walk-OutLower Level Also a Sun Drenched Solarium with Walls of Glass. An Amazing Recreation Room with a LargeStone Fireplace, Sauna, Full Bathroom, Exercise Room, Possible In-Law Suite. Beautifully Maintained

Throughout. Smoke Rise is a 24-Hour Gated Community with a Beautiful Spring-Fed Lake and a Sandy Beachto Enjoy Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Fishing & Swim Team Events. Nestled in the Ramapo Mountains, SmokeRise is One of the Most Prestigious Club Communities. Kinnelon Offers a Top Rated School System and is OnlyApproximately 25 Miles From NYC. GSMLS# 3206521

KINNELON $625,000IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR PRIVACY AND CONVENIENCE AT THE END OF A QUIET CUL-DE-SAC WITH A SUN DRENCHED LAYOUT WITH HIGH CEILINGS, HARDWOOD FLOORS, WALLSOF WINDOWS & A DECK OVERLOOKING THE SPECTACULAR LEVEL BACKYARD WITH ANABOVE GROUND POOL, PATIO PAVERS AND A HOT TUB, THAN THIS IS THE HOUSE FORYOU. Large Eat-in Kitchen with a Center Island, Gas Cook-top, Granite Counter-tops Opens to the LivingRoom, Sun Room with Radiant Heated Floors & a Formal Dining Room with Floor to Ceiling Window’s. A MasterBedroom with a Master Bathroom. A Family Room with a Wood Burning Fireplace, Sauna, Office, Possible4th Bedroom or Another Office. Sliding Glass Doors to a Paver Patio and Lush Grounds. 2 Car Main LevelGarage. Kinnelon Has a Top-Rated School System and is Only Approx. 25 Miles from NYC & Close to Lakesand Ski Slopes to Enjoy. GSMLS# 3238519

KINNELON $699,000THE ULTIMATE IN PRIVACY! YOUR OWN OASIS!! SET BACK OFF THE ROAD YOU WILL FINDTHIS BEAUTIFUL RENOVATED CUSTOM RANCH WITH FABULOUS VIEWS. AN OPEN FLOORPLAN GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING AND TAX APPEAL IN PROGRESS. The Living Room is Open tothe Dining Room with a Vaulted Ceiling & Large Windows to Capture the Sunlight and Sliding Glass Doors toa Spectacular Deck Overlooking the Pool & the Backyard. The Updated Eat-In Kitchen with Cherry Cabinets,

a Gas Cook-top, Dining Area with Sliding Glass Doors to the Deck. The Very Spacious Family Room Offers aStone Fireplace & Wet Bar. A Master Bedroom Suite with 2 Walk-in Closets, Walls of Windows, Full Bath withJacuzzi Tub, Shower Stall & Double Sink Vanity. 3 Additional Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, & a Laundry Room.Finished W/O Lower Level with Separate Entrance, Office, Powder Room, Recreation Room, (Tax Appeal InProgress!!! ) Workshop, Storage Room, Outside Shower, 3 Car Heated Garage, Shed with Electric and So MuchMore. Just Unpack & Enjoy!! GSMLS# 3213711

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a Fireplace & Built-in Bookshelves, a Formal Living Room & Dining Room, 2 Master Bedroom Suites withMaster Bath, a Sun Filled Kitchen Opens to the Spacious Office & Laundry Room. Main Level 2 Car Garage &an Additional 2 Car Garage Under the Master Bedrooms. Circular Driveway, 2 Sheds and a Barn. Radiant Heat

Throughout. 2 Lots Being Sold Together. Many Possibilities. Very Tranquil & Private Yet Close to Schools,Shopping & Major Highways. Kinnelon Offers an Excellent School System & is Approximately 25 Miles fromNYC. GSMLS#3239863

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