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The purpose for the garden was to raise aware- Jersey Estate Sales ness and funds against child abuse. 973.428.1906 Auxiliary Unit 43 sup- ported Pinwheels for Prevention, a program sponsored by Prevent Child Abuse America/NJ chapter, a non-profit futures for children, their hood,” says Barbara Carey “how it’s free and easy, organization headquar- families and the country as of Chatham, chair for how if blows in the wind,” tered in New Brunswick. whole. Children and Youth for that’s how a child’s life Founded in 1972, Prevent The meaning behind the American Legion should be. Child Abuse America has pinwheels represents how Auxiliary Unit 43 of “I love seeing pin- engaged in work in creat- “all children should have a Florham Park and wheels, kind of like flying ing healthier, and happier, carefree happy life, child- Madison. Like a pinwheel, continued on page 2 Skip the hassle of doing it yourself! 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Offer Expires 5/31/15 Page 2, May 2015, Tell Them You Saw It In The East Hanover/Florham Park News • Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/mypaperonline Local Auxiliary Sells Pinwheels... Bus Trips Offered Through Recreation continued from front page Prevention, raising $195. All proceeds go he Florham Park Recreation to see Shrek, Billy Elliot, 9 to 5, Jersey a kite,” says Carey. “Something very to Child Abuse NJ. Department chaperones residents Boys,Evita,Wicked and Alladin. To sug- beautiful, not something you see every In 2008, Prevent Child Abuse America on trips to popular Broadway gest other trips to Broadway shows, day, and generally brings a smile to your introduced the pinwheel as the new Tshows in New York City each spring, and museums, or professional sporting events, face.” national symbol for child abuse preven- to the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and to be added to the Recreation There were at least 30 pinwheels sold tion through Pinwheels for Prevention. each November. In the past several years, Department mailing list, call (973) 410- as of press time. Sold in two sizes, the Research showed “that people respond to several trips have been organized such as 5390. smaller three-inch red, white and blue the pinwheel,” as state on its website. “By pinwheels sold for $2; and the larger, its very nature, the pinwheel connotes seven inch blue and silver decoration sold whimsy and childlike notions. In essence, for $5. Supporters who bought the pin- it has come to serve as the physical wheels at the legion were allowed to embodiment, or reminder, of the great either take the pinwheel home or plant in childhoods we want for all children. the garden to show their support. Every day is your call to action and an The three by five foot garden display opportunity for you to recognize that we was projected to come down in May in all play a role in children's lives.” order to “mow the lawn,” says Carey. With 60 women strong, Auxiliary Unit Next year, the auxiliary may invest in 43 encompasses East Hanover, Chatham, some planter boxes so the message Madison and Florham Park. The group against child abuse can continue to flour- has established partnership with different ish. organizations, such as with Camp Happy Others even donated money for the Times, projects with the Valerie Fund and cause. As of press time, $95 was raised, hospital programs. but the goal was to reach $200, says In August, the auxiliary plans to partic- Carey. The auxiliary participated for the ipate in a school supply drive with NJ first time last year in Pinwheels For Cares with supplies given to shelter areas.

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he Mental Health Association of of Send Silence Packing, a powerful visu- Morris County (MHAMC), kicks al that really shows how serious an issue off May is Mental Health Month by this is on college campuses.” Thosting Send Silence Packing, a traveling Malmon started the non-profit Active exhibition of 1,100 donated backpacks. Minds in 2003 as a freshman at the These backpacks represent the number of University of Pennsylvania after the sui- college students lost every year to suicide. cide of her only brother, 22-year-old Brian, This powerful program has been raising who silently struggled with depression and awareness of mental health issues among psychosis. With active chapters on more college students since its inception at the than 400 US college campuses serving National Mall in Washington, DC, in 2008. more than a million students, Active Minds The program was displayed at the student volunteers engage other students in Morristown Green in Morristown on Fri., conversations about mental health to help May 1, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. combat the stigma of mental illness. The Suicide is the second leading cause of program encourages participants to seek death among college students and Send help if they need it in the hopes of prevent- Silence Packing strives to promote a dia- ing future tragedies similar to Brian’s. logue around suicide and mental health. “Programs like Send Silence Packing Accompanying the backpack display will make a very visual statement on the men- be personal stories and pictures of those tal health issues so many of our college who have died in an effort for others to students face, and too often keep silent,” learn about mental health, suicide preven- said Lou Schwarcz, president and CEO of tion, and where to go to seek help. MHAMC. “We believe it is important to “For over 10 years, Active Minds has start May is Mental Health Month by part- worked tirelessly to raise awareness about nering with Active Minds, an invaluable mental health and combat the stigma sur- organization that shares our passion for rounding it, but our work is never over,” educating the public on mental health and said Alison Malmon, executive director of suicide prevention.” Active Minds, Inc. “I’m particularly proud continued on page 12 Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/mypaperonline • Tell Them You Saw It In The East Hanover/Florham Park News, May 2015, Page 11 Scapicchio Enters Ring For Round Two For Freeholder Fight Running in the Republican 2015 June 2 reduced debt by $300 million. We said He currently chairs the Capital Budget Primary for his second three- year term as we’d pave roads. We’ve been able to do Review and Facilities Committee, which is freeholder, Scapicchio of Flanders and that without raising taxes. The plan is the in charge of capital programs. In that Morris County resident for more than 36 same.” capacity, he is involved in a six year pro- years, was sworn in to his first three-year Scapicchio says “I made promises in gram, 2015-2021, to enhance the road sur- term on the freeholder board on Jan. 4, 2012 when I first ran; I fulfilled those facing program. The road surfacing pro- 2013, serving as the board’s deputy direc- promises. As candidates for political office gram has grown from 17 miles of road tor in 2013 and 2014. we set goals, we promise to make changes, resurfacing a year, prior to 2013, to 34 Competing in an all-Republican and to do things differently. More often miles of roadway each year, a much need- Primary, Scapicchio joins running mates than not, even with the best of intensions ed service based on “severe winters” and Freeholder John Krikus of Washington those promises are hard to keep. During roadway conditions, he says. Twp., and Deborah Smith, a Denville the 2012 campaign we made some promis- “We want to continue that program,” councilwoman. The three are competing es, and we have succeeded in fulfilling says Scapicchio, adding that there are 284 against incumbent John Cesaro of many of them. Promises made-promises miles of roadway in Morris County that Parsippany, Christine Meyers of keep.” need to be maintained. Mendham, Angelo Tedesco of East No stranger to public service, “We have prioritized infrastructure Hanover, and Thomas Mulligan of Scapicchio served as Mt. Olive mayor improvements, an area most governments Rockaway. from 2006-2011; Mt. Olive Twp. council- have failed to address,” he says. This year David Scapicchio With success in keeping all promises man for two consecutive terms (1996- we’ve invested $16 million on the county’s during his first term, Scapicchio plans to 2004) in which he spent two years as coun- infrastructure.” By Cheryl Conway continue the same course. cil president; Mt. Olive Zoning Board of Scapicchio mentions a continued course zero tax increase, reducing debt “When we ran in 2012, we made some Adjustment; and is a former chair of the regarding health insurance, debt and taxes. and maintaining roadways are promises,” says Scapicchio during a tele- Mt. Olive Republican Committee. Health Insurance cost the county $47 high on the list for David phone interview with New View Media. At the county level, Scapicchio served million a year, he says, so the freeholder AScapicchio’s campaign as Morris County “We did not raise taxes for three years in a on the Morris County Municipal Utilities board eliminated the policy that enabled Freeholder. row. 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Our goal is to make that sets policies for the operation of all county services. vided employees lifetime health insurance after 15 years county government smarter, smaller and more responsive. That includes six county government departments and of employment. “We are reforming health care, paying down debt, con- their divisions, plus authorities, commissions, boards and “The county no longer provides new employees with trolling taxes, investing in roads and bridges and main- study committees. lifetime benefits, and all employees now contribute taining the county’s AAA bond rating,” says Scapicchio. Each of the seven freeholders serves as a liaison to one towards their health insurance,” he says. “That’s good Republican leadership!” of those departments and to other areas of county govern- The board is also considering a self-insurance program Scapicchio studied at DeVry Institute of Technology ment. “which may have the potential to save the county hun- and eventually became a partner in Scapicchio & Sons, a dreds of thousands of dollars,” he adds. family-owned, high-quality, professional residential con- Regarding debt, Morris County debt is at $229 million, struction company in Whippany. Volunteers Needed To down from $259 million when he came into office. Originally from Livingston, he and his wife Betsy, Give Blood “By keeping capital spending under control we have married in 1977 and have four grown daughters. been able to reduce debt by $10 million a year,” says Scapicchio says he is re-running for freeholder because ew Jersey Blood Services, a division of New York Scapicchio. “I enjoy public works, working with others how we can Blood Center, which supplies blood products and Regarding taxes, he says “We said we would not raise provide service in the county and doing it without raising services to 60 hospitals throughout the state, is in Nneed of volunteers at blood drives. The blood service vol- Silence Packing Program... unteer is an integral member of the collection team whose task it is assist donors with registration, escorting and can- continued from page 10 teen duties, and to watch for post donation reactions. Other events include an All-County Garage Sale, held Mountain Lakes. Call 973-334-3496 Ext. 102 for informa- Volunteers should have the ability to relate to the public, Sat. May 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at MHAMC Booth at the tion. be able to perform different jobs as needed and have the William G. Mennen Sports Arena in Morris Township. For a complete schedule, visit the MHAMC website, willingness to follow the rules. For additional information Tues., June 16, Mental Health Association of Morris http://mhamorris.org/, or contact Madine Despeine at 973- contact, Manager of Community Relations, R. Jan Zepka County Annual Meeting to be held at the MHAMC in 334-3496 x111 or [email protected]. at 732-616-8741 or [email protected].

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By Ejvind Boccolini kind toward the individuals it serves. he Arc Morris is a great provider of “Our progress as an organization and services for individuals with the gains we have made for people with Intellectual and/or Developmental intellectual and other developmental dis- TDisabilities (I/DD), helping them to abilities have occurred hand in hand," as become as self-sufficient as possible and to stated in the website. “And that progress become included in their communities as has largely been achieved because of the much as possible. For more than 60 years grass roots nature of our movement." Arc Morris has done this great deed. Representatives ask that local commu- Last year, the organization celebrated nity members support the ARC, get 60 years of service, and earlier this month, involved, donate, or become an advocate. Executive Director, Bill Testa, offered It is noted on their website, some insight on its service. arcmorris.org that local residents can get "For over 60 years, The Arc/Morris has involved by checking out the How To Help envisioned a world in which people with section. Intellectual and related Developmental As an example, it is suggested that, "For Disabilities and their families are valued family members, committed to helping and have the opportunity to achieve their advocate for people with I/DD, consider "Volunteer opportunities are always Community volunteerism will con- highest level of self-sufficiency, independ- joining The Arc of New Jersey’s Family available at The Arc/Morris. tribute to the continued success of the ence, and inclusion possible," said Testa. Advocacy Program." Whether you want to share your talents Arc/Morris. Arc Morris representatives note that Also, "Educating policy makers and with our Recreation Program, get your fel- "But, the greatest benefit may be the they thank "our many supporters for their elected officials concerning the mission of low employees at work to help out with a knowledge that you are doing your part so continued participation." Those who have The Arc is essential at this time. You can group project, or assist us with our The Arc can continue to help make a dif- donated and supported Arc Morris have help by taking action." fundraising events" the Arc could use your ference in the lives of people with intellec- helped them achieve the status of being an Volunteering is, of course, another way help in order to continue the excellent tual and developmental disabilities and organization that is truly productive and to help The Arc/Morris. service they are providing. continued on page 16

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orristown’s enormously suc- aging everyone in the Morristown area iving on the Green: Employment individuals with disabilities an opportunity cessful inaugural book festival and surrounding communities to read the Horizons’ 10th Anniversary Golf to earn a paycheck while receiving valu- is gearing up for 2015. This same book and engage in dialogue. There Classic Employment Horizons, able training. Myear’s festival is set for Fri., Oct. 2 and will be various activities planned, includ- GInc. plans to host its 10th Anniversary Golf Golfer registrations and sponsorships Sat., Oct. 3. Author line-up will be ing book discussion groups, and the Classic on June 15 at Spring Brook will be accepted through May 28 and can announced soon! author will speak as one of the regular Country Club in Morristown. This year's be submitted online at The festival begins on Fri. Oct. 2, with authors at the festival on Saturday. event is sponsored by My Limo of East www.emhorizons.org or by contacting a keynote address that will be held at the The 2014 inaugural festival featured Hanover, serving as Premier Sponsor with Maria Verducci-Florio at 973-538-8822 Mayo Performing Arts Center in down- 21 award-winning and best-selling Vision Real Estate Partners and the Steven ext. 240. Registration includes greens fees, town Morristown. The keynote is the authors and boasted nearly 2,000 atten- and Beverly Rubenstein Charitable golf cart, lunch, golfer gift, cocktail recep- only ticketed event of the festival. dees. Parents and children of all ages Foundation serving as Associate Sponsors. tion and buffet dinner. Saturday’s all-day event, which is free came out to hear Jane O’Connor, author The Provident Bank Foundation will serve Founded in 1957, Employment and open to the public, will feature more of the popular Fancy Nancy series; as our Tote Bag Sponsor. Horizons, Inc. is the premier not-for-profit than 25 authors speaking at five different human rights-activist and writer Ishmael In our community, hundreds of hard- agency providing high-quality competitive- locales conveniently located within walk- Beah captivated his audience with tales working people with disabilities dream of ly priced services to the business communi- ing distance from one another. Book from his native Sierra Leone; and earning a paycheck and living as valued, ty through its commercial operations while sales and author signings will occur at a Morristown High School graduate and productive members of society. The Golf at the same time, furthering its mission to tent on the grounds of the historic Vail Stanford University professor Allyson Classic offers an opportunity for members assist people with special needs to achieve Mansion. Hobbs received a standing ovation for her of the community to help make this dream their vocational objectives and establish Presentation of the One Community, talk on racial “passing” in the U.S. a reality. All proceeds from the event help self-sufficiency in the community. To learn One Book selection will be announced. Festival volunteers are working hard to fund the agency’s services, which give more, visit www.emhorizons.org. As part of its mission to bring the com- make this year’s event another success. munity together in conversation, For more information, go to www.mor- To advertise call 973-809-4784 Morristown Festival of Books is encour- ristownfestivalofbooks.org. for rates and Information

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