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First Presbyterian Church
Holds Roast Beef Dinner Fundraiser

T
he First Presbyterian Church of
Hackettstown will hold a roast beef
dinner on Saturday, October 23, 2010
from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Seating and serving is
on a first come / first serve basis. The fam-
ily style dinner will include roast beef,
mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, green
beans, bread and butter, beverages and
dessert.
The dinner will be held at the Chapel
building at 291 Main Street (Rt. 46 West),
opposite the First Presbyterian Church.
Parking is available on Main Street or in the
parking lot behind the church when entering
from Washington Street. There is a walk-
way alongside the Church to Main Street.
Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for chil-
dren ages 12 and under. Advance purchase
of tickets is recommended as only a limited
number of tickets will be available at the
door. Take-out dinners will be available
with tickets purchased in advance.
To purchase tickets or for further infor-
mation, please contact Vicky (908-813-
3418) or Barbara (908-852-3025) or the
church office (908-852-4011) from 9 a.m.
until noon. All proceeds will benefit the
church’s Capital Campaign Fund to support
church restoration and capital improve-
ments.

Kiwanis 'Key' of Honor

S
teve Gandley of the Hackettstown
Kiwanis Club (center) recently
received the Dr. Andrew Batsis Key
of Honor, which is presented to an individ-
ual for his or her outstanding dedication and
contributions to the Key Club Program of
the New Jersey District Key Club
International. Gandley is presented with the
plaque by Barrie Werfel, New Jersey
District Administrator of Key Club
International while
Hackettstown High School graduate,
Ashley Hahn, former Lieutenant Governor
of New Jersey Key Club Division 21, looks
on. Gandley was only the 9th person to ever
have been awarded this honor. For further
information about the Hackettstown Club,
which meets twice a month at Mama's in
Hackettstown, please call 908-813-8689.
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CSC and Centenary College Launch Conservatory of Dance
in New Lackland Center
J
oin the Centenary Stage Company and
Centenary College this fall in the new
Lackland Center which houses one of
the largest dance studios in NJ! Dancers 14
years of age and older will receive afford-
able, low-pressure, high-quality dance
training assisted by qualified dance concen-
tration students guided under the tutelage of
professional dance instructors. The Dance
Conservatory is designed to introduce
dancers to professionals who are currently
working as choreographers, dancers and
educators in the disciplines of modern, bal-
let, jazz, tap, intro to dance, Chinese dance,
Adult Yoga and Adult Pilates. Dancers will
have opportunities to perform in Centenary
College’s annual dance concert. Fall class-
es run Tuesday-Thursday evenings and
Saturday morning from September -
December 20, 2010. Fall semester tuition
for 1 to 3 classes is $130-$275.
The Conservatory of Dance is led by Lea
Antolini-Lid, assistant professor of dance
and theatre Centenary College. Antolini-
Lid received her BMA in classical voice
from the University of the Arts and her
MFA in acting from Brandeis University
where she also taught movement classes.
Antolini-Lid has performed professionally
in NYC and on the east coast. technical fundamentals of Jazz dance. The Vocabulary will be broken down and
Instructors in the Dance Conservatory class will focus on building a dance vocab- emphasis will be placed on understanding
include local professionals Christine Mase ulary which will bring the dance student to proper placement, coordination, musicality
(teaching artist at Centenary College and the next level .The student will be intro- and the joy of moving the body in space
Branchville Dance Center), Kristen Egan duced to the various styles and techniques Intro to Dance: Tues. 7pm -8:40pm
(Adjunct professor of dance County of the jazz world. (Ages 14toAdult) So you think you can’t
College of Morris and Centenary College), Ballet I/II: Tues. or Thurs. 5:20pm- dance? Well come to this class and learn the
Trayer Run-Kowzun (Adjunct professor of 6:30pm (Ages 14 to Adult) for the beginner joy of dance in a fun supportive environ-
dance County College of Morris and student who wishes to learn and work slow- ment. This class will take you through the
Centenary College), Lea Antolini-Lid ly on the fundamentals of Classical Ballet. cont. on page 10
(Assistant professor of Dance and Theatre
Centenary College, teaching artist Growing
Stage Theatre Company, Certified Yoga
Instructor) and Pat Lanciano (Adjunct
dance professor Centenary College).
Class description, day, and time are as
follows:
Modern 1: Tues. or Thurs. 4-5pm (Ages
14 to Adult) A combination of different
modern dance techniques for the beginner
dancer as well as those wishing to refresh
their skills in modern dance. Vocabulary
will be broken down and emphasis will be
placed on understanding proper placement,
coordination, musicality and the joy of
moving the body in space.
Jazz I: Thurs. 7pm- 8:40pm (Ages 14 to
Adult) A beginner level jazz course
designed to introduce the student to the
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Calendar of Events
Wednesday, Sep 15
CSC Auditions for Muscial “Oliver” –
Lackland Center, Centenary College,
Hackettstown, NJ. Open to public; 2:30 pm
to 9 pm; (908) 979-0900, ext. 8 or
www.centenarystageco.org.
Project Homeless Connect – Join volun-
teers for a community day to help homeless
people or those at risk of homelessness.
Hackettstown Fire Department, 106 West
Moore Street, Hackettstown, NJ. Open to
public; 10 am to 4 pm; (908) 475-6088.
Saturday, Sep 18
All Air-Cooled Gathering (Sep 18 & 19) –
A gathering of VW auto owners and enthu-
siasts. Pre-show party at the club house on
Saturday night, all day raffle, club competi-
tion, live music, special guests and more!
This year’s event will honor all pre-’54 cars.
Swim and Sport Club of Flanders, 272
Emmans Road, , Flanders, NJ; hosted by
Central Jersey Volkswagen Society. Open
to public; $; (973) 584-9790 or www.allair-
cooledgathering.com.
Netcong TNR Project Flower Sale – A
flower sale to benefit Netcong Trap-Neuter-
Return projects. Hello Gorgeou, 36 Main
Street, Netcong, NJ. 10 am to 2 pm.
Preserving Your Past: Idenifying Antique
Furniture – Learn about the major
American furniture styles from the
Colonial-era to the early 20th century.
Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate Floors, Runners, Area Rugs, Carpet Remnants, Carpet Tile, Ceramic Tile
700 Grand Ave, Hackettstown
908-852-0700
Monday thru Saturday 10-5, Thurs. 10-7
Fosterfields Living Historical Farm, 73
Kahdena Road, Morristown, NJ. Open to
public; 1 pm to 4 pm; $; (973) 326-7645.
Sunday, Sep 19
Cider Pressing: A “Must” See! – Watch
the apple cider press in action as it produces
the popular drink once called a “must” bev-
erage during colonial times. Fosterfields
Living Historical Farm, 73 Kahdena Road,
Morristown, NJ. Open to public; 1 pm to 3
pm; $; (973) 326-7645.
Salute to Cole Porter with the Derek
Smith Trio – Centenary College, Seay
Administration Building, 400 Jefferson,
Hackettstown, NJ. Open to public; 4 pm; $;
(908) 979-0900.
Thursday, Sep 23
Concert: Phil Vassar – Community
Theatre, 100 South St., Morristown; 8 pm;
$; (973) 539-8008.
Friday, Sep 24
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Project Homeless Connect
Scheduled for September 15
W
arren County will hold its Project
Homeless Connect event at
Hackettstown and Phillipsburg
locations on Wednesday, September 15,
2010, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Project Homeless Connect is a one-day,
one-stop event in which the community
comes together to help those most in need.
Individuals experiencing homelessness, or
at risk of homelessness, are able to receive
information on housing, emergency social
service benefits, legal services, substance
abuse, mental health, medical services and
employment.
Lunch will be provided, while flu shots,
haircuts and personal hygiene items will be
offered. All services are free of charge.
Locations are Saint Philip and Saint
James Church’s Mercy Hall, 430 South
Main Street, Phillipsburg, and
Hackettstown Fire Department, 106 West
Moore Street, Hackettstown.
Project Homeless Connect is a true com-
munity effort planned by staff of the Warren
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Council’s (HSAC) Housing Committee,
Project Homeless Connect Subcommittee,
and agency staff from Catholic Charities,
NORWESCAP Food Bank, Family
Promise, Warren County Division of
Temporary Assistance and Social Services,
Easter Seals, Operation Chill Out, United
Way of Warren County, Domestic Abuse
and Sexual Assault Crisis Center, and oth-
ers.
Visitors will be asked to complete a brief
survey which will help the human services
community capture a snapshot view of the
homeless population while providing infor-
mation about individuals who are at risk of
homelessness. This information becomes a
valuable planning tool in developing feder-
al and local strategies to end homelessness.
For more information on Project
Homeless Connect, please contact the
Warren County Department of Human
Services at (908) 475-6088.
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Jazzercise of Hackettstown Hosts Free Open House

C
hris Biamonte and Kelly Shea,
Hackettstown-area Jazzercise
owner/instructors, will offer a free
Jazzercise class during their biannual Open
House. Prize drawings will be held for cur-
rent students who bring guests during the
Open House, and those signing up can take
advantage of the September special -- $75
for September through November with
December auto-pay signup and one-time
Volunteers Needed for Music, Theater,
Dance at New Lackland Center
joining fee (special is valid for new students
and those not registered for six months or
more). The Open House will run during the
week of September 20th and will take place
at Jazzercise of Hackettstown, Starr Hall,
Trinity United Methodist Church, 213 Main
Street.
“Twice a year we like to give prospective
students a formal opportunity to see what
Jazzercise is all about as they implement
their fitness resolutions,” Biamonte and
Shea said. “New students are always wel-
come to check us out, but the Open House
week, with the free class, makes it that
much easier!” Jazzercise of Hackettstown
offers 21 weekly classes.
Open House festivities include informa-
tion on the Jazzercise program, door prizes,
refreshments, and a free one-hour class.
Admission is free to everyone, and partici-
pants should dress to exercise. Morning
classes are held on Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, and Saturday at 8:15 am; and
Monday through Saturday at 9:30 am.
Afternoon classes take place at 4:30 pm on
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Evening
classes occur at 5:45 pm Monday through
Thursday; 5 pm on Friday; and at 7 pm on
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday. There
are plenty of opportunities for students to
work out, and babysitting is available for a
nominal fee at all classes except the MWF
8:15 am and MWTh 7 pm classes.

T
he Centenary Stage Company is
seeking volunteers for the inaugural
performing arts season in the new
David and Carol Lackland Center.
The new season will encompass events
in both the Edith Bolte Kutz ’42 Theatre
and the Sitnik Theatre of the new facility,
and with the increased capacity, there will
be opportunities for ushers, front of house
and administrative volunteers to assist with
the programming of this not-for-profit
organization with a mission to serve the res-
idents of the Skylands region with a diversi-
ty of cultural events.
The season will launch with the opening
Gala and command performance by award-
winning performer, Maureen McGovern on
Sept 24.
Ushers and other volunteers will have
the opportunity to see performances for free
on the days that they work. Volunteers will
also be invited to join the formal CSC
Volunteer Guild, which will include special
opportunities such as invitations to artist
receptions and Opening Night parties with
artists and staff.
For more information about the action-
packed 2010-2011 season, visit www.cente-
narystageco.org.
Individuals interested in volunteering
should contact Catherine Rust, CSC
General Manager at 908-979-0900 X 5.

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Calendar of Events...
cont. from page 6
Saturday, Sep 25
Antique Show Weekend – Sponsored by
Associated Antique Dealers of New Jersey,
attendees will have the opportunity to shop
from over 100 antique dealers’ booths.
Fosterfields Living Historical Farm (Sep 25
& 26), 73 Kahdena Road, , Morristown, NJ;
. Open to public; Sat. 10 am-4 pm, Sun. 11
am-4 pm; $; (973) 326-7645.
Chester Lions Club Oktoberfest (Sep 25
& 26) – Enjoy a carnival atmosphere while
celebrating traditional music, native dress,
authentic German foods, and a special
Oktoberfest beer. Other activities include
pony rides, rock climbing wall, obstacle
course, super slide, sand art, spin art and
more. Proceeds to benefit charitable causes.
Chubb Park, Chester, NJ. Open to public;
noon to 8 pm; $6 admission, children under
12 free; (908) 879-6543 or www.chester-
lionsclub.com.
Church of the Messiah Annual Tricky
Tray – This year’s event features over 100
gift baskets and special prizes to be raffled
off. The $15 donation includes 25 regular
tickets, a chance at the door prize raffle, and
dessert and beverages. Hot foods and
snacks will be available for purchase.
Church of the Messiah, 50 State Route 24
West, Chester, NJ. Open to public; doors
open at 6 pm; $15 donation; (973) 879-
7208.
Comedy Night with Uncle Floyd –
Knights of Columbus Hall, Route 46,
Netcong, NJ; sponsored by St. Michael
Knights of Columbus Council 3665. Open
to public; 7 pm; $30 advanced tickets, $35
at door; (973) 876-7593.
Free to Breathe 3.5K Walk – Join walkers
to help fight against lung cancer. All pro-
ceeds support the National Lung Cancer
Partnership’s research, education and
awareness programs. Horseshoe Lake Park,
72 Eyland Avenue, Succasunna, NJ. Open
to public; registration begins 10 am; $;
(908) 656-3947.
Olde Suckasunny Day – Enjoy an old fash-
ioned street fair in lively Roxbury with fes-
tivities, including activities, games and
crafts. Roxbury, NJ. Open to public; 10 am
to 3 pm.
Riverside Rhythms and Rhymes –
Skylands Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship, 1811 Rte. 57, Hackettstown,
NJ. Open to public; 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm;
donation requested; (908) 684-4040.
Sunday, Sep 26
3rd Annual Petcasso Gala – Petcasso is a
cont. on page 12
CSC and Centenary...
cont. from page 4 deepening awareness of the body and the
basics of ballet, modern and jazz. understanding of alignment principles.
Chinese Dance: Wed. 7-8:40 (Ages14 to Beginner Tap: 10am-11:15am (Ages14
Adult) an introduction to the various styles to Adult) Technique and terminology is
of traditional Chinese folk dance. Students taught through rhythm exercises, short com-
will engage in various techniques including binations of steps and across the floor work
fan and ribbon dance used in this beautiful which is then put together into a longer
dance style. combination. Also different style of tap are
Adult Yoga/Pilates: Wed. 5:20-6:30pm introduced in this basic course.
(Age 16 to Adult) A great way to increase For more information and registration,
flexibility, strength and energy while contact the Centenary Stage Company at
improving muscle tone. No previous expe- 908-979-0900 X4 or visit centenarystage-
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Calendar of Events...
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fun evening of great food and entertain-
ment. The highlight of the event is a live
auction of artwork by pets, complete with
videos of the “artists” at work and commen-
tary by their owners. Guests can preview
the masterpieces while enjoying cocktails
and hors d’oeuvres, live music, a silent auc-
tion, and the company of other animal
lovers. The Skylands, Route 10 West,
Randolph, NJ; sponsored by Noah’s Ark
Animal Welfare Association. Open to pub-
lic; 4 pm to 7 pm; (973) 347-0378.
Netcong and Mt. Olive TNR Project Cat
Adoption Day – Tractor Supply, 293 Route
206, Flanders, NJ; 11 am to 3 pm.
Tuesday, Sep 28
Green By Design Conference – Learn how
eco-friendly building design and materials
are good for the environment and great for
business. Hilton Garden Inn, 375 Mount
Hope Avenue, Rockaway, NJ; . Open to
public and businesses; 8 am to 3:30 pm; $;
(973) 426-1500 or www.green-by-
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Thursday, Sep 30
Lackland Center Dedication Ceremony –
Celebrate the official opening of the David
and Carol Lackland Center at Centenary
College. Centenary College, Hackettstown,
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Hackettstown scarecrow making competition. Fosterfields Thursday, Oct 7
Saturday, Oct 2 Living Historical Farm, 73 Kahdena Road, Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival (Oct
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Heath Village Fall Open House – Event
will include tours, musical entertainment,
refreshments and valuable information from
Heath Village Resident groups and organi-
zations. Heath Village, 430 Schooley’s
Mountain Road, Hackettstown, NJ. Open
to public; 11 am to 2 pm; call Maggie at
(908) 684-5006.
Pet Photos – Get a picture of your dog in
their Halloween custom! Photography by
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10, Succasunna, NJ; sponsored by Noah’s
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Saturday, Oct 9
Chester Annual Harvest Celebration &
Pet Costume Parade – Chester, NJ; 10 am
to 5 pm; free.
HS Varsity Football: Hackettstown vs.
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Sunday, Oct 10
16th Annual Howl & Hike – In its 16th
year, the Howl and Hike dog walk is must-
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the walk, there are a pet costume contest
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New Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno Applauds Hackettstown

By Cheryl Conway The lieutenant governor spent her first cally responsible governing body.” COAH, “the lieutenant governor basically

N
ew Jersey Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno
applauds Hackettstown for using
federal monies to redo sidewalks
and labels it the “crown jewel of culture in
the area” with its new performing arts cen-
ter at Centenary College.
Guadagno visited the Warren County
municipality last month, Friday Aug. 13,
from 12 to 4:30 p.m., to meet with munici-
pal, civic and business leaders to update
them on happenings in Trenton and ascer-
tain the concerns of the town.
“The idea of the day was to get out of
Trenton to learn how they’re (Hackettstown
leaders) are coping with this economy and
how we’re dealing in Trenton,” says
Guadagno about her recent visit.
Guadagno says she plans to visit 100
towns throughout NJ in the next 3.5 years to
identify challenges they are facing as well
as their successes. She was in Sussex
County the week prior to help set up the
annual Sussex County Fair.
She says Hackettstown “was high on my
list of places to visit early” because she also
serves as NJ’s secretary of state which deals
with performing arts and Centenary College
in Hackettstown is home to a new perform-
ing arts center. The NJ State Council on the
Arts is a Division of the NJ Department of
State.
hour in Hackettstown touring the new per- Regarding the COAH obligation, said that there is a bill before the Assembly
forming arts center - The Carol and David DiMaio explains that the “COAH is killing that would do away with COAH, but it is a
Lackland Center - slated to open this fall on Hackettstown and hopefully something can soft bill,” he said.
the campus with professional theatre, music be done by our governor to solve this dilem- Guadagno also recognizes
and dance events. Impressed by her tour, ma that we are in. Our obligation is approx- Hackettstown’s success in wise spending of
Guadagno called the center the “Crown imately 250 (affordable housing units) and the federal money it received.
Jewel of culture in the area.” it's seems to be an unsolvable mess.” “One of the great things in Hackettstown
Guadagno then met at the town hall with The COAH is affordable units that a is they jumped on the federal money to redo
Councilman Gerald DiMaio Jr. - who was town is forced to provide by the state. “Our their sidewalks in town, to freshen up the
serving as acting mayor at the time while number is much higher than other towns our town and bring in new business,” says the
Mayor Michael Lavery was away. They ate size or bigger,” says DiMaio. After sharing lt. gov.
lunch at one of the town’s gourmet food his concerns with Guadagno regarding cont. on page 16
establishments, Stella G’s, and “strolled the
downtown” until her next meeting with
business leaders, describes DiMaio.
“What the lt. gov. and I spoke about was
the town's COAH obligation, which is
unreasonably high for our small town, and
the 2% budget cap that the governor has
imposed on all budgets for municipalities
next year,” says DiMaio. NJ Gov. Chris
Christie signed legislation in July that
places a two percent cap on municipal
budgets, explains Guadagno, so we spoke
on “how Hackettstown will be affected by
the cap.”
While monies will be tight, DiMaio
remains confident with the town’s govern-
ing body and says “The 2% budget cap
obviously will be hard to obtain, but we will
obtain it one way or another, as we are a fis-

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Total Hearing Care New Season of Open Mic Music

Hosts Special Workshops and Poetry Readings

T R
otal Hearing Care is having Special
Workshops at Total Hearing Care at
Visual Eyes Optical, The Shoppes at
Mansfield, 1930 Route 57, Suite #8 in
Hackettstown on September 20 & 21 and at
Total Hearing Care at Visual Eyes Optical,
Shop-Rite Plaza, 90 U.S. 206 in Byram on
September 27 & 28. Participants will
receive a free hearing screening and a
demonstration of the new Oticon Agil hear-
ing device and the ConnectLine presented
by one of Total Hearing Care’s certified
staff members. The general public is invit-
ed. To make your reservation, please call
the Hackettstown office at (908) 364-4193
or the Byram office at (973) 970-3998
today.
iverside Rhythms and Rhymes, a
new monthly venue for open micro-
phone music and poetry is starting
the new season at Skylands Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship (1811 Rte. 57,
Hackettstown, NJ. Just west of Kohls and
Walmart). The new season starts on
Saturday, September 25, 2010 and will con-
tinue on the fourth Saturday of each month
until June 7, 2010. Each venue will last until
9:30 p.m. Sign up for the open microphone
will begin at 6:30 p.m. (slots are limited).
The first hour of each gathering will be
open microphone performers, with a
refreshment break at eight o'clock and then
a featured musical guest will perform.
Admission is a donation at the door, with
refreshments available for sale, benefiting
the Fellowship.
September’s featured performers are
Mef and Angela who perform as an acoustic
duo. They were previously part of The
Partners vocal band, performing extensive-
ly in the tri-state area. The sound generated
is a wonderful mix of pop, rock and roll,
blues and soulful ballads. They have
recorded four CDs. Four of their singles are
available to hear and can be purchased
online at their website
http://www.myspace.com/mefangelapart-
ners.
Greg Cagno will be performing on
October 23 at Riverside Rhythms and
Rhymes. He is an award winning folk/ rock
performer. More information about Greg
and his music can be found at
http://www.gregcagno.com.

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NJ Lt. Gov. Guadagno...
cont. from page 14
Hackettstown was awarded $631,000 by
the federal government, according to
DiMaio, but after other towns did not meet
the application deadline, we were awarded
another $355,377 for a total of $986,377.
The money “has now allowed us to do a
larger portion of the town's streetscape proj-
ect,” he says. We are now doing from
Valentine St. down to Plane St. It certainly
will be a great improvement to our down-
town.”
According to DiMaio, the town does not
control how the money can be used. It is to
be used specifically for the streetscape proj-
ect – funded by the American Recovery &
Re-Investment Act (USDOT Tiger) - which
includes new sidewalks, new trees, new
street lights, new planters and some new
benches along the street. This money cannot
be used for any other projects throughout
the town.
The streetscape project, which began in
early August and is aimed to be completed
in early December, has been a long time
coming.
“Our sidewalks on Main Street were in
great disarray,” he says. “Something needed
to be done for years, and luckily for us, this
grant came along.”
After her meeting with the councilman,
Guadagno met at the Hackettstown
with the state treasurer to discuss their con- Brothers Big Sisters; Joanne Solecki,
Business Improvement District with six cern. Hackettstown Clean Communities Program.
local business leaders including David Her last group was the Civic Leaders At the civic leaders’ roundtable,
Rucki, meeting organizer and host; Chris Roundtable held at the council meeting Guadagno conversed about budget cuts,
Morpeth, Aqua Tech Hotsy; Melissa room at the Hackettstown Municipal federal funding allocated to NJ and “how
Mugno, The Art House; Elise Holck, Calico Building where she met with Reverend we are going to live with less, with what we
Country Flowers; Scott Peluso, Plate Frank Fowler, senior pastor of Trinity need instead of what we want.
Jewelers; and Bill Harper, Harper’s Bagel United Methodist Church; Bob Grauso, ath- “How we can work together to fill in the
and Bake Shop. letic director, Hackettstown School District; gaps left by the budget cuts,” she continues.
“They’re having a tough time in this Joe King, fire chief, Hackettstown Fire “Everyone agreed that we have to manage
economy,” says Guadagno about the local Department; Derek Allardice, committee with what we have. While we get our fiscal
businesses, “but they are making it work.” chair, Cub Scout Pack 164; Marnie Carrick, house in order,” we need to keep in mind
At the business roundtable, Guadagno program coordinator, Warren County Big that “tomorrow will be a better than today.”
spoke about the Business Action Center, a
one-stop shop for business owners in
Trenton that opened last month. The pur-
pose for the center is to assist current busi-
ness owners and new entrepreneurs with
any questions they may have.
“You can just make one phone call,” she
says; “you don’t have to go all over
Trenton” anymore.
Some business leaders raised a concern
regarding a tax relief for small businesses.
“Can we work out a system so I don’t have
to pay my taxes on time?” they suggested.
“Small businesses want to pay their
taxes but they don’t want to be punished if
they pay their taxes late,” explains
Guadagno. “It’s not ‘I don’t want to pay my
taxes…it’s hard to always do it on time,’”
they explained to her.
Guadagno says she is planning to meet
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Sean M. Gilmore
Earns BSA Eagle Scout Rank
Submitted by Dave Lacouture
Sean Michael Gilmore, a member of Boy
Scout Troop 416 was honored for achieving
the rank of Eagle Scout during an Eagle
Court of Honor ceremony held on August
14, 2010 at the Trinity United Methodist
Church in Hackettstown, NJ.
Sean was joined by his parents Lynn and
Michael Gilmore, fellow Troop 416 scouts,
scouts from other local troops, family mem-
bers, friends and special guests. Sean
received special personal congratulations
from Tom “Willie” Williams, Troop 416
Scout Master; Carmen Feula, BSA Central
New Jersey Council Pahaquarra District
Commissioner; John DeMaio, NJ State
Assemblymen; John Insscho, Liberty
Township Committee Member, and Joe
Thomas, Mountain Lake Fire Department.
Sean joined scouting as a first grader in
1998 in Maywood, N.J. After moving to
Liberty N.J. in 1999 he joined Cub Scout
Pack 138. He earned the ranks of Bobcat,
Bear, Wolf, Webelos I and Webelos II.
Sean’s favorite activities were the
Pinewood Derby’s and the Blue & Gold
Banquets. Sean earned his Arrow of Light
in 2003 and crossed over to Boy Scout
Troop 416.
Through the leadership of Scoutmaster
Dave Armstrong and Assistant
Scoutmasters Carmen Feula and Mark
Richards, Sean attained the ranks of Scout,
Tenderfoot and Second Class.
Under the leadership of Scoutmaster Tom
Williams, he continued on to First Class,
Star, Life and reached the rank of Eagle in
April of this year.
Sean’s favorite scouting activities include
annual summer camp, High Cope at MASR
and working the spaghetti fundraiser din-
ners. Sean recently returned from a 10-day,
75-mile hike on the 137,000-acres Philmont
Scout Ranch near Cimarron, New Mexico
with 11 other Troop 416 members.
For his Eagle project Sean built species spe-
cific nesting boxes for five different vari- Sean Michael Gilmore, a member of Boy Scout Troop 416, is joined by his father Michael, his moth-
eties of birds. The boxes were mounted on er Lynn and Troop 416 Scoutmaster Tom “Willie” Williams after being awarded the rank of Eagle
poles and trees at both the Pequest Trout Scout during a Court of Honor ceremony held on August 14, 2010 at the Trinity United Methodist
Hatchery & Natural Resource Education Church in Hackettstown, NJ. Eagle is the highest rank attainable in the Boy Scouting program of
Center in Liberty and the Florham Park the Boy Scouts of America.
Conservation Management Area.
During his scouting career, Sean earned the Electricity, Electronics, Energy, Hotel, Resort and Tourism Management. An
following merit badges: Camping, Fingerprinting, Forestry, Golf, Indian Lore, active member of the Mountain Lake Fire
Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship Leatherwork, Pottery, Rifle Shooting, Snow Co., he plans to become a volunteer with the
in the Nation, Communications, Emergency Sports, Space Exploration. Paul Smith-Gabriel Fire Dept. while attend-
Preparedness, First Aid, Citizenship in the While with Troop 416, Sean served as ing college.
World, Personal Management, Swimming, Assistant Patrol Leader, Patrol Leader, Sean enjoys skiing, golfing and working at
Personal Fitness Family Life, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader. Tranquility Farms.
Environmental Science, Archery, Sean will attend Paul Smith’s College of the For more information about BSA Troop
Adirondacks in the Fall where he will study 416, visit www.bsa416.org.
Tell Them You Saw It In The Hackettstown This Month • September 2010 • Page 19
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Local Expert Shows NJ Parents How To Get

The Most Money For Their Children’s College Education
N
ew Jersey parents suffering with
finding ways to pay for their chil-
dren’s college education can finally
get the solutions to their college funding
problems.
Most families who earn $75,000 or more
and own a home assume they are not eligi-
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According to Newell, there are several
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“If families do proper income and asset
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Newell offers a few simple tips to par-
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parent has only half an hour to end their col-
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lege for a better financial aid package.
Newell offers New Jersey parents with
college funding problems a free booklet
that explains the 9 most common college
funding problems and solutions. Free copies
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Mr. Newell will be conducting a free
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Nutcracker Auditions
A
uditions for the New Jersey Civic
Youth Ballet's Nutcracker will be
held August 25, September 9 and
September 17 at the North Jersey School of
Dance Arts, 13 Route 57, Hackettstown, NJ.
Professional and non-professional dancers
and gymnasts must be 5 - 18 years old. The
company is also looking for actors with
good stage movement ages 16 – 80.
Gymnasts must be able to do a series of side
aerials and ballet dancers age 12 - 18 should
be prepared to audition on pointe.
Professionals should bring a head shot and
resume if they want to be considered for
employment.
The New Jersey Civic Youth Ballet is a
NJ non-profit corporation, located in
Warren County that offers young talented
dancers who are residents of New Jersey an
opportunity to perform classical and con-
temporary ballets in a pre-professional/pro-
fessional company. The company is not
affiliated with any one educational pro-
gram, and presently includes dancers from
all over New Jersey.
Performances for this year’s Nutcracker
will be at the New Lackland Center Theatre,
Centenary College, Hackettstown, New
Jersey. Dates are December 17, 18 and 19.
Pre- registration for auditions is required.
For more information call Christine Taylor
at (908) 850-0709.

For Young Thomas Edison Ther Was No Going Back To School
by Michele Guttenberger
T
oday Thomas Edison would have
been a gifted child misdiagnosed
with ADHD - Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder. Although they did
not have this diagnosis in his day, at the age
of 7 his formal classroom teacher Reverend
G. B. Engle told Edison’s mother Nancy
Edison that after 3 months of schooling her
son was an “addled” student. The defini-
tion of addled is a confused or muddled per-
son. Rev Engle noted he was a dull student
who often needed a whipping for question-
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behind in his math studies. Infuriated by
the practice of whipping a child as a teach-
ing aid, Nancy Edison pulled young
Thomas out of school to be home schooled.
Edison would have a brief stint with two
other schools. He once again was labeled a
behavioral problem and dropped from those
schools as well.
With her own background in teaching,
Nancy Edison became her son’s primary
educator. It was she who developed the
foundation of his education. She acknowl-
edged her son’s brilliance despite the
school’s evaluation of him. Nancy Edison
Tell Them You Saw It In The Hackettstown This Month • September 2010 • Page 21
supplied her son with all the books that he
could read and he was a passionate reader.
Before he was 12, he had read the works of
Dickens, Shakespeare and the complete six
volumes of “The History of the Decline and
Fall of the Roman Empire” by English his-
torian Edward Gibbon. This was quite an
endeavor for an “addled” student. Nancy
Edison believed in freethinking education
through self exploration. She encouraged
her son’s curious nature to learn things on
his own and did not force him to learn
things he didn't enjoy.
When he was 10 years old after reading
an elementary science book of how to do
chemistry experiments at home, he built his
first science laboratory in the family base-
ment. Nancy kept plying him with more sci-
ence books especially on chemistry. During a five-hour layover in Detroit,
Chemistry was his first love and Edison Edison found out that chemistry experi-
spent all his spare money buying chemicals,
bottles, and wires for his childhood experi-
ments. His chemistry experiments contin-
ments and train travel was a volatile mix.
The train lurched, spilled chemicals, and his
baggage car lab caught fire. After this
ued even when he had his first paying job. episode, he was relegated to selling newspa-
He was a 12 year old train boy (pre child pers at stations along the railroad instead of
labor law days) on the Grand Trunk Railway inside the passenger cars.
selling newspapers and candy to passengers. His home schooling, learning through
He also printed a weekly newspaper - the self exploration and Life Experience would
Weekly Herald. What wages he earned, he form his opinions on adult education.
spent on books and supplies for his chemi-
cal laboratory. After a year on the job he
Holding a college degree did not impress
Edison who did not have one. He held
earned permission to move his home sci- degrees in Life Experience education.
ence laboratory to the train baggage car. cont. on page 23
Page 22 • Tell Them You Saw It In The Hackettstown This Month • September 2010
Max the Chow is under 2 years old and he is a Chow/Husky
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cessfully completed that treatment and he is ready for adop-
tion now. Currently in a foster home, he gets along with
other dogs and cats. When he’s not asking for love and
affection from people, a nice tennis ball is his best friend.
Please visit our website to see all of our adoptable dogs, to
see our upcoming events, or to make a donation. Thank
You. Eleventh Hour Rescue: (www.ehrdogs.org)
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other that goes sideways. She also has one eye with a beige
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scared, but she warms up to people very quickly. Snookie is
also great on the leash and in the car. She isn’t quite house-
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Electric Prices Deregulated in New Jersey: Businesses and Residents
Save Up To 15% Monthly and Receive A $50 Rebate Check

T
hanks to an innovative and compre-
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choose who you buy energy from. As with
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Jersey Central Power and Light or Public
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sible for maintaining the existing network
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The relationship with your business or
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every dollar saved goes directly into your
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iConnectEnergy and Verde Energy are
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reduced pricing which can lead to docu-
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Additionally, a $50 check is issued to each
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This is so simple and easy. Now pur-
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September 11, 2001 Never Forget and do what they can in a time of crisis. to do what is right for this country.
Our President took control and made the people feel bet- 911 caused many deaths. For many in the New York area

P
eople memories are a funny thing. We can recall
things that happened 30 plus years ago but can’t
remember what happened yesterday.
Every time I see a deep blue sky without a cloud my
memory triggers back to September 11 2001.
For people of my generation it was the worst attack and
the first attack on our mainland.
Everyone that I know (being from the New York area at
that time) can remember with detail where they were, what
they were doing and when they heard the news.
I for one can recall getting ready to drive to the airport
for a conference when my editor said that a plane hit the
tower. I thought a small plan hit and that I should hurry to
get to the airport. Then she yelled again that a second plane
hit the other tower. A few minutes later while listening to
the radio they said a plane hit the Pentagon, then a plane
crashed in Pennsylvania. It was at that moment I thought we
are under attack.
We all left the office and ran to my house to watch it on
television. It was minutes later that we witnessed one of the
most horrifying scenes. The Towers collapsed. The feeling
that came me at that time I can still feel today. The feeling
of fear and sadness for what those people went through the
final minutes before the falling towers.
Today I still have that fear. We are under attack by peo-
ple who do not like us in fact hate us.
A that time in 2001 people joined together. Democrats,
Republicans and all races came together in unison to stand
up for America. People reached out to help, send donations
ter with his strong leadership and words that we would get
who did this to us.
Americans were unified like nothing I have ever scene or
will see in my lifetime.
Flag were flying everywhere. People we patriotic and
expressed that we as
Americans will not take this and the people that did this
will not get away.
So what has happened since 2001?
The country is divided like never before and most of all
people forgot.
Listening to people who are in favor of the Mosque
being built in New York near the site of the Towers saying
“ Come on it is 2011” things should change sicken me
because of the insensitivity. Yes they have every right to
build a Mosque where they want to from a legal and consti-
tutional standpoint. But from a common sense standpoint
and by saying they want to repair relationships between
Muslims and others no way.
What happened in that past 9 years that people simply
forget? Why is there so much hatred for the United States?
Americans seem to forget that unified we will succeed by
divided we will fall.
We are on that path now of falling apart. We have lead-
ership that is not America friendly and quite frankly not
even sure our President is American. I do not say that light-
ly. A simple birth certificate produced would have solved all
the speculation.
People in general are more into trying to get along than
almost anyone you speak to knew someone who died in the
Towers. Those tragic memories will haunt us forever.
This is a day that should never be forgotten. We have
days for Washington’s Birthday, Martin Luther King Day
and holidays. We need a day to remember the attack on this
country. This should be a teaching point to our students of
who did this and why. Extreme Muslims who do not like
our way of life, do not like freedom do not like what
America stands for attacked as after living amongst us.
They planned with detail on how to kill thousands of peo-
ple in a coordinated attack on us. They hate our way of life
and we need not to be tolerant but beware. Given the chance
they will do it again and again.
We cannot forget what made America great. It is not the
party affiliation. It is being a Patriot and American and
believing the freedom that we have and what America
stands for. September 11, 2001 will be a day that I will
never forget or would want to forget. It is a day that showed
me the enemy that lives with us and in our everyday lives.
Americans better wake up and realize that we need to
make a stand to protect what we have enjoyed so future
generations will have the same freedom we have.
Unfortunately given the direction the country has taken
the past few years there may be no saving it.
God Bless America and God Bless the families that lost
loved ones on September 11, 2001.
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