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PHOTOS BY LUNA WROBLEWSKI From left to right: Life Center Stage performers sing the final songs together, Morris County Sheriff’s Office Investigator, Ashley Craig with the Hope One Truck and performer Michael Cavallo sings his song “I Stand at the Door” Performers in recovery rejoice in profound performance, “Journey through recovery: Things I Must Express” BY MICHELLE WALSH Coalition for a Safe and Healthy such as Atlantic Healthcare and Center Stage. are found throughout Morris Features Editor Morris (CCSHM), Pequannock Community in Crisis. These tables Morris County CARES and neighboring counties. In Township Coalition, Partnership provided information on addiction offers peer to peer services for addition to this, people can bring People with substance use for a Drug-Free New Jersey, Morris services available throughout people in recovery. Services in illicit drugs directly to a police disorders and people in recovery County Prevention is Key, Morris Morris County. include hotlines, coaching, and department and will get screened expressed themselves through County Human Services, Center Outside in Lot 6 was the education on addiction. CARES through Daytop. No one should heartfelt performances of music, for Addiction Recovery Education Hope One truck, where people also provides police assisted have charges against them as long art and stories at the Knock Out and Success (CARES) and the could receive tours of the truck addiction recovery (PAARI), as it’s a non-distributive amount. Opioid Abuse event “Journey Governor's Council on Alcoholism and learn about their resources. in which people seeking help PAARI aims to help those through recovery: Things I Must and Drug Abuse. These sponsors In addition there were featured are transported and screened by struggling to find their way to Express” on Friday, October 4. had tables set up in the hallway community stories from Stop Daytop and recommended proper recovery, rather than punish them. The event was sponsored by outside of the auditorium, as the Pain, an awareness campaign help services. Life Center Stage, Community well as additional companies created by CCSHM and Life Prescription drug drop boxes CONTINUED IN ‘JOURNEY’, PAGE 6

PHOTO COURTESY OF CCM The womens’ soccer team. Titans attempt to bounce back from rough season BY ANTHONY INGHAM members of the team said and which hampered their ability to towards the end,” she said. “But she said. The Mercer game ended News Editor their coaches said that they play, but in spite of all this, the we were always down at least a in a 3-12 loss. knew no matter what, they did team always played their best. player every game.” Alexandra Valenti, After a 0-6 record in Region everything they could this season. “We had 10 players total, and Tartaglia even said that their sophomore and center defense XIX games, a 2-7 regular-season Vincent Catizone, head coach a couple of injuries,” he said. “But game against Mercer Community mid, said that the team always record, and a 0-1 record in GSAC returning for his third season, we always felt pretty confident in College was made much harder struggled to finish their shots. games, the Division I women’s is also joined by David Mero, ourselves.” by the fact that they had only “We would always be off of soccer team is looking ahead to assistant coach for his second Niya Tartaglia, sophomore eight players on the field that day. a goal by a couple of inches,” she the future and hoping to perform season, and Ivan Maldonado, in and defender, said that the team “We had a 3-1 lead by the said. “Which is a shame, because better next season. his first season as an assistant always gave it everything they beginning of the second half, our passing was great.” After their last Region XIX coach. could, and had nothing to regret. but couldn’t close it out because The players and coaches Event game against Sussex on Mero said that the team had “It was pretty good overall, everyone was so tired, and they Oct. 15 ended in a 0-10 loss, a low roster and some injuries, and we were doing very well ended up scoring a lot of goals,” CONTINUED IN ‘TITANS’, PAGE 6

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PAGE 2 THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION OPINION OCTOBER 23, 2019 Despite my Diagnosis: I am able to count my blessings

BY MEGHAN KING would slow down and I would have to Contributor practice grounding skills. I had to focus It took me years on my breathing and things around me My name is Meghan and I have lived to stop my racing thoughts. Nothing with anxiety and depression for over a to realize that has scared me more than experiencing decade now. I was diagnosed eight years a panic attack while driving. Having to ago in the fall semester of my junior despite my kick those ugly, dark thoughts out of my year at William Paterson University head, and convince myself that yes, I (WPUNJ). diagnosis, I am am worthy of love and my life is worth Looking back, I believe symptoms living. began to display themselves when I a survivor and I As a side note, my boyfriend’s was about 15-16 years old. My mother mother would have me over for dinner left when I was a small child of 11 due thrive in the face most of the week. Their home was too to addiction, alcoholism, and living small to accommodate living there, but with bipolar disorder untreated. I know of adversity. that woman fed me and let me stay on my battle with abandonment, trauma, occasion. Simply providing meals for me and anxiety and depression have some PHOTO BY MEGHAN KING works for me. and showing her care has made all the roots in this loss. Anxiety shows itself Despite her diagnosis, Meghan still From August 2018 to June of this difference. She has shown me so much as irritability, lack of focus, and panic continues to smile. year I moved four times. I slept on love and has been one of my greatest attacks. My depression has many faces couches, transferred jobs between North blessings. I signed a lease with my from not wanting to get out of bed to to stop attending school after missing and South Jersey to living under a liquor boyfriend in June for an apartment and accomplish daily tasks, questioning my school for 3 weeks due to psychosomatic store in Paterson because I did not have I truly feel at peace where I am. I started value, not believing in my self worth, etc. symptoms I was having. I needed to stable housing. I was basically homeless. a job that allows me to more than scrape It took me years to realize that take care of myself. That decision was If it weren’t for my loving boyfriend, his by. despite my diagnosis, I am a survivor frowned upon, to say the least. I couldn’t family, my brother, and my friends for I can live comfortably and safe. I’m and I thrive in the face of adversity. handle what I was going through and emotional support, I don’t know how I paying things off and paying for classes Seeing therapists since I was a teenager making my academic success a priority. would’ve traveled this road. to continue my education. I have learned and taking the time to find the right My doctor started me on medication I have always had a spirit of surviving to live one day at a time and appreciate medication to help me have a better following my diagnosis. After trial and despite my diagnosis. I was having panic my blessings. I choose not to be defined quality of life has taught me this. I chose error, I have found the combination that attacks while driving, things around me by my mental health challenges. Letter to the Editor: Professor encourages pursuing knowlege into climate change As a Professor at CCM articles about climate change Chopra and Gianna Gillespie, fires, represent a broad swath and analyze atmospheric in the “Introduction to in The Youngtown Edition, targeted the Climate Action of American knowledge and conditions in order to form Meteorology” course for dated September 25. No Summit events at the United concern for climate patterns. our own opinions about non-Science majors, I was doubt, these articles, written Nations on September 21 and I invite all students to what is happening and what thrilled to see THREE by Adam Gentile, Nikita 23. The range of articles, from learn more about the science to do about it. For instance, a scientific piece on ‘climate of climate change in our our students understand the change deniers’ to two classes and labs. 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OCTOBER 23, 2019 OPINION THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION PAGE 3 Climate Change Chronicles: A Green Night in Paris BY ADAM GENTILE The agreement puts different to imagine that the frame of climate United States is still in the for example, refugees are defined Managing Editor standards on developed nations change being an international agreement for another year as individuals persecuted because as opposed to developing concern would lead to a lack of and despite this, Trump’s of race, religion, nationality, Within the past five years, a nations. According to Article four domestic policy that will properly environmental protection agency membership in a particular group, major international government developed nations are supposed to address the issue. Meanwhile, has rolled back environmental or political opinion. Nowhere agreement was crafted to combat focus on scaling back greenhouse the economic focus of wealthier legislation like the Clean Air Act. does climate figure into it. It or at least curb the harmful and emissions on the totality of nations would see the reasoning What’s also lacking in the leaves this entire group of people continuously growing impacts of their economy, as opposed to for climate policies focusing on agreement is no move towards without international protection or climate change, these two actions developing nations that will focus how green technology is a market ensuring or even mentioning what recognition. I’ve seen projections are the Paris Climate Agreement, on mitigating their contributions. trend and how developed nations nations ought to do and handle that put the number of people and the “Green New Deal” The majority of the focus will address climate change policy climate change refugees. There who will be displaced by climate The Paris Climate Agreement of the remaining articles of the through economic means. have been reported refugees due change as high as 200 million by was an initiative signed by 175 agreement focuses more so on The Paris Climate Agreement to climate change since according mid-century, so the international governing bodies of the United economic lines and urge for is an attempt at a global coalition to the International Displacement community will have to come up Nations in 2015 in an effort cooperation among nations, and to combat climate change, Agency there are roughly 25 with creative solutions to address to create some form of global between nations and private however, it fails to create a binding million people displaced every the problems generated by guidelines that the member nations entities when it comes to crafting agreement and fails to have any year due to the impacts of climate internally displaced populations will try to implement within their solutions to curbing global form of global solidarity when change and mention that as and mass migrations.” own individual legislatures. emissions. it comes to the current impacts climate change intensifies the In order to address climate According to Article two The framework of the Paris that climate change has already amount of forced displacement change, a true global initiative, section one of the Paris agreement agreement is reminiscent of a created. will increase. and innovative national-level the global standards that the deal study out of the University of As President Trump has Maria Christina Garcia, a legislation must be made to set a goal of keeping the increase in Kansas by Professor Hong Bu shown backing out of the professor at Cornell University and address the issues caused by global temperature to 1.5 degrees referenced in the introduction of agreement can be done on a whim. is working on a project looking at climate change. Actions that Celsius over pre-industrial levels. this series entitled “How Media According to a State Department the environmental origins of mass address the issue should do Making it more economically Around the World frames Climate communication in August 2017, refugee movements, mentions that more than just focus on curbing viable for global markets to Change News”. the Trump Administration has the under U.S. and international global emissions and new green invest in lowering greenhouse gas Vu explains that the media’s alerted the United Nations of U.S. law there are no guidelines that technology, countries should be emissions and climate-resilient framing of an issue can have large intent to leave the Paris Agreement legally define a climate refugee held accountable to the pledges development which factors in effects on the discourse and policy as soon as the Agreement allows, “The term refugee is defined that they make and acknowledging impacts of climate change into surrounding the subject matter. In November 2020. very precisely in international the need for a climate refugee social and ecological issues. the case of poorer nations, it’s easy However, all through the law,” Garcia explains. “In U.S. law, program. A FARE Halloween for those with food allergies BY ALEXA was started in 2012 by Becky can lead to death. for children with food allergies and Pumpkin Project first by painting a WYSZKOWSKI Basalone, whose son has life- Before the Teal Pumpkin dietary restrictions to be included pumpkin teal, purchasing a plastic Editor-in-chief threatening food allergies. She Project existed, children with food in trick or treating activities. teal pumpkin at Target or Michaels started this project at her own allergies or other dietary restrictions Each year FARE provides or just printing out a Teal Pumpkin In 2014 Food Allergy home and shared her idea with the may have experienced difficulties a Teal Pumpkin Project map Project sign from foodallergy.org. Research and Education (FARE) Food Allergy Community of East when attempting to celebrate on their website for households With the displayed Teal Pumpkin, got behind a project that would Tennessee. Once FARE started Halloween. Trick or treating can be participating in the project to add households participating hand out change Halloween for all kids promoting this project it quickly especially challenging as children their location. This helps families non-food items such as glow sticks, with food allergies and dietary continued to spread to households may not be able to handle the candy whose children have food allergies stickers, other stationery items, and restrictions. The Teal Pumpkin across the United States and other offered to them, may have to say find houses offering non-food small toys. For more information Project encourages households to countries. This year six other food reject candy being offered to them treats and go to those houses. about how to get involved, visit hand out non-food treats to trick or allergy organizations have also and walk away empty-handed to Anyone can join in on the Teal FARE’s website foodallergy.org. treaters who may not be able to eat joined FARE on promoting and the majority of the houses they candy. Households participating in supporting the project. go to, or may have to give their the project on Halloween display a According to FARE, there are candy to others. Some families pumpkin painted teal outside their over 32 million Americans with may have even determined it was door and offer non-food treats in food allergies, with 5.6 million of safer for their children with food addition to or instead of candy. them being children. Food allergies allergies to not participate in trick The Teal Pumpkin Project, are a life-threatening condition, as or treating at all. Halloween with according to Allergic Living, an allergic reaction to a food item the Teal Pumpkin Project allows

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PAGE 4 THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION FEATURES OCTOBER 23, 2019 Roving Reporter: What are your plans for Halloween?

Alexandra Quintero Uttara Vajinepalli Aman Sheth Tom Hilden Solala Rahin James Horn Pubic Health Major Morris County School of Morris County School of Animation Major Biology pre professional International Studies Technology Student Technology Student program Major “Every year I go to my “I don't have any plans other family's restaurant, El Rancho “This Halloween I will be “For Halloween I'm going than going to class.” “I work as a ER tech so I “I will be writing my Colombiano in Union City and working on college applications to my friend's Halloween spend Halloween dealing research paper.” give out candy to the kids.” and giving out candy!” party.” with craziness!”

Arianna Gehan Noah Herman Caroline Oniszk Isabella Sarmiento Emely Pereira Brendan Smyth Morris County School of Music Major Nursing Major Nursing Major Nursing Major Engineering Major Technology Student “I don't have any plans for “For Halloween I will be “I will be working on “I will be working.” “Buy candy and eat it all.” “I will be going to my cousin's Halloween.” studying for my next exam.” Halloween.” house to give out candy!” PHOTOS BY LUNA WROBLEWSKI REMEMBER: UPDATE THE FOLIO

OCTOBER 23, 2019 FEATURES THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION PAGE 5 Halloween Bark – Fun Halloween Food Ingredients: 12-14 orange and black sandwich cookies, broken up into large chunks 1 cup pretzels, broken into pieces 1 pound almond bark or white chocolate melts 1 1/2 cups candy corn 20-30 candy eyeballs 1-2 tablespoons of a variety of Halloween food sprinkles.

Directions: 1. Melt almond bark according to package. I slowly melted mine in a sauce pan over a low heat, until smooth and shiny. Make sure to stir frequently to prevent burning. 2. In the meantime, cover a large cookie sheet with wax paper or parchment paper. Spread broken cookies, pretzels and about 1 cup of the candy corn onto the prepared cookie sheet. 3. Drizzle the melted chocolate over the cookie mixture, spreading with spatula to coat evenly. 4. Quickly sprinkle remaining candy corn, candy eyeballs and food sprinkles over the almond bark while it is still wet. Place cookie tray into refrigerator until set and firm. Break into small pieces and enjoy! Recipe courtesy of the Hospitality Department PHOTO BY ROBERTA MCGRATH REMEMBER: UPDATE THE FOLIO

PAGE 6 THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION OPINION OCTOBER 23, 2019 Opinion: How students handle stress JOURNEY CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 BY GIANNA GILLESPIE affects them, and their methods distressed and frozen in time, it a point to acknowledge how Contributor of controlling it. just close your eyes, breathe in unique each person’s issues can The Hope One truck is part Sarah Hofgesang, a second- and out for seven seconds, and be. of CARES and the Morris Coun- The chaos of everyday life year student, offered her opinion then open your eyes. Sometimes “Everyone encounters ty Sheriff’s office, as it makes affects everyone in different and some advantageous tips on we get so caught up in what is stressors, but it depends on your weekly stops throughout the ways; stress management is how to deal with pressure in going on that we don’t actually outlook. When I am stressed, county to help those struggling often necessary for calming life. breathe effectively.” I like to go out into nature. It with substance use disorders to the body and mind. According “When I need to de-stress, Ryan Spada, majoring in helps to understand how small find resources and support. Hope to the American Psychological working out or meditation International Studies, takes a we are in the grand scheme One also offers Narcan training Association, “Stress is a definitely helps. If something is more active approach when of things.” and deployment for those who top health concern for U.S. making me stressed to the point trying to relax. The business entrepreneurship are affected by people who mis- teens between grades 9-12, of sadness, meditating helps “Going on walks and major mentioned that lighting use opioids. All support is free, psychologists say that if they because it slows my mind down listening to music helps me incense and streaming calm anonymous, and sans reporting. don’t learn healthy ways to immensely and reminds me to more than anything. Putting music is also beneficial for her. Inside the auditorium, the manage that stress now, it could breathe.” headphones in, and blasting The options and outlets show included performers from have serious long-term health Hofgesang described a a song that I love distracts me available for students to Life Center Stage who shared implications.” This concern calming ritual in which she from whatever is bothering me. declutter their minds are endless, their experiences and stories does not cease when it comes to plays hour-long meditation Putting things into perspective, and the various statements from with substance use disorders college students; many students audio from YouTube and specifically, my worries, makes these students make it clear that to the audience. The show in- get caught up trying to manage takes some time to rest before me feel a lot better, and I am everyone experiences stress in cluded two acts, featuring mu- schoolwork, part-time jobs, and tackling what needs to be done. able to be more in control.” one way or another. The intense sicians, singers, dancers, and extracurriculars, thus ending She also gave insight on what to Spada emphasized that daily life of college students artists. The performance was up with little free time. Recent do when overwhelmed and why mental health should always be takes a toll on the youth, but produced by Barbara Kauffman, thoughts have been shared by we sometimes feel that way. the first priority, as every other it is crucial to remain focused from CCSHM and directed by students of County College of “Don’t forget to breathe. In aspect of life is dependent on it. solely on physical and mental Vicky Mulligan, from the Life Morris, regarding how stress moments when you are stuck, Christine Jennings made health. Center Stage. Lorraine Ferro was the music director, Chaya Wllick was the theatrical direc- tor and Dominique Doktor was animation director. During the first act, a mem- ber of the Inspire Project, Lor- raine Ferro, talked about her experience grieving a deceased student. She said, “this disease does not discriminate.” Another performer, Anna Toby Rabinowitz, said, “When I came into recovery, they told me to buy a black dress.” After her profound speech, a slide- show was shown of those who had passed away from opioid misuse. This event was part of Mor- ris County’s Stigma-Free initia- tive. CARES will be hosting a recovery walk and a “Trunk or Treat” on October 26, which will include a concert, lunch, and more. Reservations are en- couraged. Along with this, the Life Center Stage hosts recov- ery friendly open-mics regu- larly, and all are welcome to attend.

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all confirmed that they loved be- ing together and that they said teamwork was never a prob- lem. They were always happy to work together with one another. And no matter what, the losses never got them down. “We always kept our heads up, no matter the game, and it’s not that easy to do,” said Val- enti. Both Valenti and Tartaglia are sophomores, so they will not be coming back to play for the Titans next season. Both said they were going to Rutgers, and Valenti said she would more than likely play for them in the future. The women’s soccer team will start another season in the fall of 2020. If you have any questions for or about the wom- en’s soccer team, email Vincent Catizone at womens_soccer@ ccm.edu. REMEMBER: UPDATE THE FOLIO

OCTOBER 23, 2019 OPINION THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION PAGE 7 Opinion: How students at County College of Morris view abortion BY JORDAN TAYLOR identify with the topic. young people today that women subject is further partitioned an unending string of victories,” Contributor According to Time should have the full choice over by religious beliefs, social as predicted by The Washington Magazine, “Alabama their bodily autonomy, as should upbringings, and political views. Post. Abortion has been a Governor Kay Ivey signed a any human in this country, or on 82% of Democrats believe While this is not true of all hot topic in our country for bill on Wednesday that would this planet. abortion should be legal in all or young people, of course, there centuries, however, this day effectively ban abortion in the “I would like to think that a most cases, as opposed to only are many that still have views in age many of the rules and state... prompting an outcry from lot of college students think this 36% of Republicans, according on politics and matters such regulations regarding it have abortion rights activists across way,” says Christopher Toye, to the Pew Research Center. as abortion that tend to lean stayed in stagnation. Only the country and setting up a a Psychology major at CCM, According to the Pew towards the conservative side. when a new bill is proposed or challenge to Roe v. Wade that “because I believe that the right Research Center, “A majority of However, it is mainly people marches occur does there seem could result in a Supreme Court to make decisions about abortion Americans (61%) continue to say who fall to the left who have to be a buzz about the topic, but battle.” is an individual circumstance that abortion should be legal in more open-ended, open-minded for many people in everyday life, Many of that 61% is made and not something general for an all (27%) or most (34%) cases.” views on the topic of abortion this topic could hit very close to up of college students, many of outsider to determine.” Young people are more in particular. County College home. It is clear that Millennials whom are not financially stable Megan Burns, an aware of politics today than ever of Morris is located in a rather and Generation Z have very enough to afford their own Environmental Science major before, and there is a growing politically diverse area, but it different views regarding education–nonetheless being with a focus in Biology, said that increase in popularity among seems safe to say that the stance abortion than their parents. financially stable enough to “most college students would more liberal political parties on abortion rights is no longer Regardless, opinions tend to afford to raise a child; the cost of agree with legal, safe abortions and candidacies. “Democrats governed so much by political vary from person to person. Here which, in today’s age, runs a total based either on their own lives believe these young voters views, but instead simply viewed at County College of Morris, it of about “$233,610 -- or as much or the experiences of people they will eventually turn out to the through the lens of basic human is intriguing to glimpse into the as almost $14,000 annually”, the know.” polls at higher rates, replace rights that many college students minds of college students and Department of Agriculture says. Of course, the divide in the baby boomers and the silent and young adults have opted to assess how they individually It is a popular belief with opinions on such a sensitive generation and give the blue team continue to look through.

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35th Annual Career Week 2019 November 18 - 22 Student Review: Career Seminars

Partial List of Presentations – More to Come! Alumni from Business, Liberal Arts, Biology and Hospitality – Alfa Bagels Members of an alumni panel will speak on “Transitions from College to Workplace”. Five alumni and a current CCM student will share their BY MATTHEW BRISTOL a variety of bagels that range from plain experiences and ways their college choices helped (or hindered) them. Distribution Manager and onion, to cereal and much more. Alfa Bagels also offers a wide selection of Digital Media – Panel of alumni representing Grey Sky Films, One of the most prominent fixtures foods, from deli-fresh sandwiches to their BuzzFeed and ABC News will speak about opportunities and careers in for food within the local campus area hamburgers. All food is served in a timely their fields. is the well-known and well-loved local fashion both to go and sit at their cozy Early Childhood Education – Local child care center directors will small business, Alfa Bagels. There are few location. While the building may appear students and faculty on campus who haven’t very small on the outside, the actual inside discuss careers in the field of early childhood education. seen the building, and many at the college is pleasantly comfortable to relax and enjoy PTK – LinkedIn Presentation –CCM graduate, now working for have stopped in at least once. CCM student a sandwich. LinkedIn, will discuss the power of the LinkedIn platform in “Rock Your Jared Danquah, an engineering major, The quality of the food is well known Profile”. said that it’s within walking distance from around campus, and it’s certainly not campus. One of the biggest draws to many uncommon to run across faculty and staff Game Development – Professional game developer will share his on the campus is their affordable prices, at the shop. insights with regard to careers in Game Development. along with the 10 percent CCM student “[Alfa Bagel] carries a timeless air Information Science – NJ Tech Weekly journalist will discuss discounts that they offer. Their high-quality of authenticity while maintaining the technology trends in New Jersey. food paired with their reasonable prices is standards of customer convenience and hard to beat. comfort set by more modern joints,” said Criminal Justice – The newly-appointed Chief Sheriff’s Officer for There is a variety of food, served business and chemistry student John Morris County and a Morris County Sheriff’s Department Crime Scene quickly including hot foods such as the Dumm. Detective will present. fluffy pancakes and crisp bacon, or the Alfa Bagels has been a fixture for Public Health – WPU professor will discuss careers in Public Health. freshly made bagels that are ready to go. the food available around CCM for years, The selection is surprisingly varied for a and all signs point to them continuing to Engineering - Naval Nuclear Engineers will share their career insights. place known only as “Alfa Bagels” since provide both excellent food and service for the menu far exceeds just bagels. There’s many more years to come. REMEMBER: UPDATE THE FOLIO

PAGE 8 THE YOUNGTOWN EDITION NEWS OCTOBER 23, 2019 Great Adventure to add ‘devilish’ record-breaking new coaster in 2020

BY NICK DUVA elements and two inversions doubt, New Jersey’s oldest, as in Hershey, PA, two parks, who primarily serve Staff Writer over 3,000 feet of track.” Also, most enduring, and important which is around two hours away the New York and Philadelphia the website states that the coaster pieces of folklore is the tale of from Six Flags, is also building metro areas is healthy. August 29, 2019; Six Flags will feature two inversions. the infamous Jersey Devil. For a coaster for 2020. It will be a “In terms of business, it Great Adventure, located in John Winkler, who is the close to three hundred years , which is a coaster strives companies to make better Jackson, N.J., announced its new park president of Six Flags Great now, Jerseyans have told tales where its exceeds 200 products, I think competition is addition for the 2020 season. Adventure, says he's looking of this mythical beast that stalks feet in height. The coaster was good,” Cerniglia said. A brand new, record-breaking forward to the project. According the Pine Barrens and terrorizes named Candymonium. Maybe whenever at Six called Jersey Devil to USA Today, Winkler said, “Six local residents.” The irony of Students around CCM Flags Great Adventure in 2020 Coaster. It will join the world- Flags Great Adventure is home the coaster is that the park sits agreed that competition from the take on the demonic Jersey Devil class coaster line-up that the park to the best and most innovative in the heart of the Pine Barrens nearby Hershey Park sparked Coaster machine for is known for, such as El Toro, roller coasters on the planet, and region of South Jersey, where Six Flags Great Adventure to yourself and relive the mystery Nitro, , and , we are thrilled to expand our the mythical creature is said to add a new coaster to try and of the mythical creature who the world’s tallest roller coaster. unrivaled collection with the reside. top them. Cerniglia explained residents say, resides on the very Many of the students at Jersey Devil Coaster… Jersey The announcement comes that competition between the land the park sits on. County College of Morris Devil folklore has been a source already are planning to make a of fear and intrigue here in the trip to the park to ride the new Pine Barrens for more than 200 menacing coaster, even though years, and this iconic piece of the park has barely commenced New Jersey history inspired the construction. design for this monstrous scream “Absolutely 100%,” said machine.” Dilan Feti, liberal arts major at From the same USA Today CCM. article, it stated that the coaster “No,” said Aileen Pena, a will sit in the Lakefront area CCM architect major. between Safari kids and Congo “Yeah,” said Michael Rapids near the Nitro roller Cerniglia, a liberal arts major at coaster. CCM. This announcement is part The coaster will be the of a company-wide initiative tallest, fastest and longest that Six Flags CEO Jim Reid- single rail coaster in the world. Anderson started, which is to According to the park’s website, bring something new to every it states all of the statistics single one of the Six Flags parks about the coaster saying, “Soar every year. This, in turn, gives single file through the dark and guests the opportunity to come foreboding woods on the world's back to their parks each year. longest, tallest, fastest single rail The coaster is based on an coaster. Towering 13 stories and ancient tale of the Jersey Devil reaching speeds up to 58 mph, that has been told to all New riders will straddle the single- Jerseyans. According to Weird rail and experience three intense NJ, it states that “Without a