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THE COLLECTION STAFFPublished by The Suburban Chamber of Commerce

Joe Steiner, Publisher

Diane Gallo, Editor

Annemarie Cahill, Director of Advertising

Steven Meyer, Art Director

Karen Hadley, Administrative/Advertising Representative

E-mail us at [email protected]

BOARD OF DIRECTORSKassandra Romas/Chairperson • Joe Steiner, President/Secretary • Rick Wolffe, Treasurer Mr. Glenn Allsopp • Mr. John Blasi • Ms. Lori Cicali • Mr. Robert Davies • Mr. James DiMaio • Ms. Marcella Gencarelli • Mr. Gary Kapner Ms. Kelly L Pantone • Mr. Michael Shapiro • Dr. Patrick R Smith • Mr. Joseph Stefans • Mr. John F. Rosellini Jr. • Ms. Beth Welsh

Direct Mailed to Every Home, Apartment and Business in:Summit • Berkeley Heights • New Providence • Short Hills • Millburn • Chatham

As Well as to Demographically Selected Homes in: Mountainside • Springfield

In theSchools 12-13

Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Program Seeks Nominees 18 In the

Community 16-17

Calendar 20-22


L inda Kitson Pacilio of

MarketPlace Interior Designs in Summit was recently awarded a Silver Award for Design

Excellence in the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) New Jersey Chapter’s 2014 Design competition. Kitson’s winning space was selected anonymously by a panel of distinguished professionals from outside New Jersey.

ASID is the largest, oldest and leading organizations for the advancement of professional interior design. Through education, knowledge sharing, advocacy, community building and outreach, ASID strives to demonstrate and celebrate the power of interior design to change people’s lives.

Kitson’s award-winning space incorporates serviceability while appearing both simple and elegant. Above

the enamel-finish wainscot, the walls are upholstered in wool and linen with special sound absorbing materials. Light levels are easily adjusted.

“Delivering practical applications beautifully, to serve this young family, were paramount. We collaborated and exchanged ideas freely,” Kitson explained of her Morristown client. “We have a great working relationship.”

After 20 years working on home and commercial spaces, Kitson combined materials and expertise from both into a full-service interior design company based in Summit, and called it MarketPlace Designs. Linda serves clients throughout New Jersey and New York and beyond. Some of her work can be seen at www.MarketPlaceDesigns.com.

Linda Kitson Pacilio is an ASID Allied member, a member of the National Association of Home Builders, and a Certified Aging in Place Specialist. She can be reached at [email protected].

Summit Designer Wins Silver Award for Design Excellence


In The SchoolsSponsored by the Suburban Chambers of Commerce Foundation

Kent Place School senior Jessica Li of Chester has been named a semifinalist in the 2014 National Merit® Scholarship Program. The National Merit® Scholarship Program honors “students who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies.” Congratulations to Jessica!

Approximately 1.5 million high school juniors entered the program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®), which screened the program entrants based on their test scores. The number of semifinalists represents less than one percent of high school seniors in the United States.

To become a finalist, students must complete an extensive scholarship application that discusses their academic record, extracurricular activities, leadership skills and other honors they have received. The finalists will be named in the spring and summer of 2015.

Kent Place School in Summit is an independent, nonsectarian, college-preparatory day school, which for over 100 years has provided a superior education for young women who demonstrate strong scholastic and creative ability. Please visit Kent Place online at www.kentplace.org.

The Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child community was blessed recently with a visit from the Most Rev. Bernard A. Hebda, coadjutor archbishop of Newark, at the Summit school’s opening Mass of the 2014-15 year.

Archbishop Hebda was the celebrant and homilist at the Summit Catholic independent school’s annual Mass, which took place in the Mother Mary Campion Center for Performing Arts. Father Tom Dente, director of the Office of Divine Worship for the Archdiocese of Newark, also served as the master of ceremonies at Mass.

The traditional Mass symbolizes the official start of the new school year, which the archbishop called a “blessing,” and encouraged the students to embrace each and every day, with strong hearts and open minds.

“I know that God has a plan for each of you,” he said. “Thank you for your willingness to pray with me today that God may bless us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit.”

Head of School Timothy J. Saburn said the school was honored to have Archbishop Hebda leading the Oak Knoll community in prayer at its annual Mass, which is attended by all students, faculty, and staff.

Mr. Saburn called the Mass a unique, special event for everyone, noting it had been more than 20 years since an archbishop had been to the Summit campus.

Following Mass, the archbishop visited students in classrooms in both the Lower and Upper schools, and toured the 11-acre campus with two members of the senior class. The Archbishop inquired about the students’ daily life at the school, how they spent their summers, and their plans post-graduation.

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child is an independent Catholic school enrolling boys and girls in kindergarten through grade six; and young women only in grades seven through 12. For more information about Oak Knoll, please visit www.oakknoll.org or call 908-522-8109.

Archbishop Officiates Opening Mass at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child

Sr. Jessica Li of Chester was named National Merit® Scholarship Program Semifinalist

The Most Rev. Bernard A. Hebda, coadjutor archbishop of Newark, officiates at Oak Knoll

School of the Holy Child’s school year opening Mass in September.

Kent Place Student Named National Merit® Scholarship Program Semifinalist


Summit High School music students will canvas the City of Summit on Sunday, Nov. 2, between noon and 4 p.m., as participants in the Summit Music Parents Association’s (SMPA) annual campaign, Pledge Day. A fundraising tradition, the band, orchestra and chorus students will ask the community for financial support that is vital to the school’s music programs. All the money collected goes to support the excellent music program and is used to fund scholarships, replace instruments and equipment, and bring in renowned musicians to teach master classes. Pledge Day also helps subsidize music trips to festivals and competitions, as happened last spring when the Summit High School’s marching band, “The Pride of Summit,” showcased their talents at Walt Disney World in Florida.

Pledge Day for Summit High School MusicParents Association Campaign on Nov. 2

“The Pr ide of Summit” performs at Disneyworld last spr ing.

Eighty-five Kent Place students from the Classes of 2014 and 2015 have been honored by the College Board in recognition of their demonstrated college-level achievement on Advanced Placement (AP) examinations taken last spring.

Allison Berger ’14, Natalie Kwan ’14, Jessica Li ’15 and Ashley Shields ’14 received the honor of National AP Scholar, granted to students in the United States who receive an average score of at least 4 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more of these exams.

Elizabeth Fountain ’15, Alessandra Leong ’15, Jessica Li ’15, Isabel August ’14, Allison Berger ’14, Margaret Bonnet ’14, Veronica Child ’14, Sophie DeBode ’14, Victoria Gilberti ’14, Kathryn Hammond ’14, Alexandra Huff ’14, Ivana Kohut ’14, Natalie Kwan ’14, Olivia Mastrangelo ’14, Amanda Moskowitz ’14, Grace O’Connor ’14, Bela Parekh ’14, Caroline Rosen ’14, Ashley Shields ’14, Emily Taylor ’14, Meredith Tulloch ’14 and Mia Wright ’14

received the honor of AP Scholar with Distinction, granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

Ivanka Bhambhani ’15, Zoe Denenberg ’15, Abigail Espiritu ’15, Elizabeth Fournier ’15, Molly Gilbert ’15, Madhuri Kannambadi ’15, Monika Paliwoda ’15, Astha Puri ’15, Kara Schachter ’15, Claire Crispo ’14, Denver Hinton ’14, Brianna Pastro ’14, Melina Santoro ’14 and Victoria Sanzo ’14 received the distinction AP Scholar with Honor. AP Scholar with Honor is granted to students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams.

Sarah Chin ’15, Alexa Corey ’15, Isabelle Donatelli ’15, Abigail Fournier ’15, Kathryn Giroux ’15, Claire Hagerstrom ’15, Kayla Jackson ’15, Alexis Kim ’15, Orna Madigan ’15, Carly Mantay ’15, Madison Mastrangelo ’15, Sarah Pavlak ’15, Kristen Plate

’15, Sara Ramaswamy ’15, Erica Rego ’15, Marshea Robinson ’15, Alexandra Rogers ’15, Caroline Samuelson ’15, Zoe Schiffer ’15, Elizabeth Sciales ’15, Mary Spellman ’15, Isabelle Vicens ’15, Adrienne Wolff ’15, Brianna Barrett ’14, Frances Coy ’14, Emily Deombeleg ’14, Asha Fradkin ’14, Megan Ganning ’14, Ashley Gapusan ’14, Sydney Giordano ’14, Sophia Haas ’14, Shayla Harris ’14, Elana Horowitz ’14, Emily Jeffries ’14, Megan Landriau ’14, Caroline Lewis ’14, Claire Lynch ’14, Margaret MacCowatt ’14, Caroline McCumber ’14, Mackenzie Mooney ’14, Katharine Mulderry ’14, Katherine Naylor ’14, Alison Nestle ’14, Emily Obaditch ’14, Claire Ober ’14, Bridget Reilly ’14, Melissa Schaaf ’14, Annie Sher ’14 and Megan Storms ’14 were named AP Scholars. The award of AP Scholar is granted to students who receive scores of 3 or higher (on a scale of 1 to 5) on three or more AP Exams.

Congratulations to all of our AP Scholars!

Kent Place Students Recognized by College Board for Advanced Placement Examination Achievement


In The CommunitySponsored by the Suburban Chambers of Commerce Foundation

Millie Cooper, a resident of Summit, recently had a chair she had inherited from her grandmother restored by the

SAGE Furniture Restoration Workshop in Summit. The workshop is located on the lower level of SAGE Eldercare at 290 Broad Street in Summit and is run entirely by volunteers who then give the proceeds of their craftsmanship back to older adults in surrounding communities via programs and services at SAGE.

“It took many workers at the workshop to breathe new life into this chair, but everyone who had a hand in the restoration treated the chair as if it were their own family treasure,” Millie noted. “I am most grateful.”

The chair was one of the Cooper’s few possessions that survived Superstorm Sandy nearly two years ago at their summer home in Little Silver, NJ and was also one of the few items that had been given to Millie from her maternal grandmother Adelaide. Following the storm, in which their home was filled with waist-high water, the chair was found in the bathroom. The home was destroyed.

“When Millie brought the chair into the workshop, I could tell that she was entrusting us with an irreplaceable family heirloom,” noted Al Kessler, Manager of the Furniture Restoration Workshop. “It took about six weeks for four workers to restore the chair to its original beauty, and we were glad that we could help. We treat every piece of furniture that enters our workshop as if it is our own.”

The workshop has offered fine-quality furniture repair at great prices since 1961 and serves as a major fundraiser to support SAGE Eldercare’s programs and services in the surrounding region. It is also one of the few places that offers re-caning and rushing of seat covers, which are both time-consuming and intricate weaving processes. Volunteers run the workshop and have gained their skills through years of woodworking and furniture repair as a hobby. For more information, call the workshop at 908-598-5531 or stop by between 9 am and 12 noon, Monday to Friday.

For more information on SAGE’s services for older adults and caregivers, please call 908.273.5550 or visit www.sageeldercare.org.

On October 20, Reeves-Reed Arboretum, located at 165 Hobart Avenue in Summit, will unleash a herd of goats on the steep sides of the Arboretum’s historic Daffodil Bowl to begin clearing away a year’s worth of wildflower growth, invasive vines and weeds, allowing for the annual restoration and replanting of the Bowl with bulbs for a spectacular spring show next year.

Why goats? “They’re basically nature’s lawnmowers and they eat all day,” said RRA’s Executive Director Frank Juliano. “And what a wonderful way to engage and educate our community about an eco-friendly process that ordinarily takes months of hard, hand-labor to achieve.”

The Arboretum has engaged Lawrence Cihanek, owner of Green Goats in Rhinebeck, NY, whose company oversees the use of goats as an environmentally

friendly and sustainable tool for clearing hard to manage areas.

In addition to treating the goats to a non-stop buffet, the Arboretum’s education and horticulture staff will use this opportunity to encourage other eco-land management practices. And, as an added incentive, visitors are being offered the chance to sponsor a goat and help support the Arboretum’s new “green goats’ initiative.” Just go to their website and click on the “green goats” link, and for $25 per goat, you can send a “kid” to the Arboretum! (Your sponsorship is fully tax-deductible.)

The goats will be on hand for about two

w e e k s , and they will certainly be the featured “guests” during the annual CELEBRATE FALL festival on October 26 at the Arboretum.

For more information, visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org or call 908-273-8787.

Goat Grazing & Gazing at Reeves-Reed Arboretum…No ‘Kid’ing!

Jack and Mi l l i e Cooper o f Summit a re p ic tured wi th a 100+ year-o ld

cha i r g iven to Mi l l i e by her materna l g randmother, Ade la ide ( in photo ) .

100+year-old Chair Restored by SAGE Volunteers in Summit

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Three Arthur Murray Dance Studios (Kenilworth, Montclair, and Princeton) recently raised $7,600 to benefit the United Way of Greater Union County (UWGUC). This amount was raised through their event at the beginning of last month, “A Theatre Night, Broadway Tribute.” The special evening of dancing was held onstage at the Wilkins Theatre at Kean University in Union.

Danila & Nuna Kartashov are the owners of the Kenilworth studio, and they were happy to support the work of the United Way. A certificate of appreciation was presented to Arthur Murray Dance Studios for “for their support in Strengthening Families and building Stronger Communities.”

“Having such a prestigious partner to benefit the United Way was really a great opportunity for residents to enjoy the art of dancing while supporting the community as well,” exclaimed James W. Horne, President/CEO, United Way of Greater Union County. For more information on the United Way of Greater Union County visit www.uwguc.org.

Arthur Murray Dance Studios Raise Funds for United Way of Greater Union County

The Chatham Community Band, under the direction of Brian Conti, an all- volunteer adult band that provides music entertainment in Chatham and surrounding areas, is open to adult members who wish to expand their musical experiences in an instrumental concert band format. The band seeks musicians in woodwind, brass and percussion backgrounds. Rehearsals are held at the Chatham High School on Tuesday evenings from 7:30-9:00PM, mid-September through June. Two formal concerts are held, during the holiday season and in the spring. The band provides additional opportunities through a jazz ensemble, flute ensemble and brass ensemble. More information about the band can be obtained by visiting their web site, www.chathamcommunityband.org, Chatham Community Band on Facebook, or contacting Brian Conti directly at [email protected].

Bottle & Bottega Has Grand Opening

New York Giants punter Steve Weatherford cut the ribbon and shared fitness tips at the grand opening of Momentum Cycling and Fitness Club in Summit on September 13. Weatherford joined Momentum Fitness owners Menekse “Nekki” Robinson and Camellia Lowry Redmerski to celebrate the launch of their premier fitness studio, located at 33 Union Place in downtown Summit. Summit Mayor Ellen Dickson was also present for the official ribbon cutting.

Steve Weatherford also launched his World Champion Foundation at the grand opening in Summit.

Momentum Fitness will offer the community a variety of cutting edge workouts in a studio setting, with classes built to complement one another, including Spinning®, HIIT, TRX® & core strengthening and personal training. Their goal is to provide clients with an

individualized and welcoming health/fitness environment.

For more information about Momentum, visit www.momentumnj.com.

Momentum Cycling and Fitness Club Celebrates Grand Opening

Arthur Murray Dance Centers presents a check to the United Way of Greater Union County for $7,600. Pictured are (l-r) Danila and Nuna Kartashov, along with Jessica Robinson (from AMDS), and James W. Horne, Jr, President/CEO of the UWGUC, and Joe Steiner, UW board member and campaign chairman.

Mayor Joe Bruno cuts the r ibbon a t the Grand Open ing , wi th Rupa Ka le ass is t ing

Mayor E l len D ickson o f Summit cuts the r ibbon a t the Grand Open ing o f Momentum Cycl ing and

F i tness in downtown Summit

NY G iant S teve Weather ford made a guest appearance a t the Grand

Open ing ce lebra t ion , wi th Momentum owners Nekk i Rob inson and Camel l ia

Lowr y Redmersk i

Nekk i and Camel l ia ce lebra te the launch o f the i r p remier f i tness s tud io in Summit


It’s that time of year again! Consider that business, organization, or friend whom you know should be honored but you always forget to nominate. Now is time to send in your recommendations for the Suburban Chamber of Commerce 2015 Awards.

There are six categories, and you can help the Chamber of Commerce leadership find the right people to recognize next March 25 at the Suburban Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner. They are:

v Business of the Year Award – Seeks to recognize a business or business person who has operated a respected business in our communities for at least 5 years. Considerations should be given for outstanding practices, products and/or services and involvement in

our communities by way of contributions to local programs, events and other services. Past winners have included The Summit Medical Group, Investors Bank, and the Alternative Press.com

v Beautification Award – Recognizes a person, business, property owner or organization which has made significant improvements to a site that enhances the appearance and general look of the property and the community, as well as enhancing cultural experiences.

v Public Service Award – Honors an outstanding, well-rounded citizen who lives or works in our communities and has demonstrated exemplary service by way of volunteerism and community involvement.

v Silver Service Award – Recognizes a private citizen or public servant who has served at least 25 years in multiple volunteer organizations and/or on community boards or committees, someone who has demonstrated a long-time dedication to the community.

v Public Service Organization – Honors an organization which has consistently performed services within our communities and has achieved or carried out one or more outstanding events or projects during the previous year.

v President’s Award – Presented as a special honor by the CEO of the Suburban Chamber of Commerce to a person, business or organization that has demonstrated outstanding leadership in providing services to its surrounding communities.

If you know of a great candidate for any of these awards, please let Chamber Chairperson Kassandra Romas know by emailing the Chamber at [email protected] or by calling the office at 908-522-1700.

Thank you!


OctoberCALENDARW

e hope you like our new format! And to make things easier for you,

you can now contribute Calendar content online at the Chamber of Commerce website (www.suburbanchambers.org...click on Event Calendar, click on Submit New Event, then click on Submit…it’s that easy!)

To see what’s there, go to www.suburbanchambers.org, click on Event Calendar, and scroll to find additional information about upcoming events that are listed here. Please call or check websites to confirm.

Thank you.

ONGOING Art at Wisner House Gallery & the ArboretumEarth, Wind & Fire at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit; through November 1; visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org

Watercolors at Bouras GalleriesArtists Paul Moran and Prapti Das will show their work at Bouras Properties, 25 DeForest Ave, Summit, through October 31; open to the public weekdays during business hours; a portion of any art sales goes to Overlook Hospital; for more information, call Linda Cole at 908-277-6054

Fall Exhibitions at VACNJDoppler Shift features 26 artists using geometry and color, Tilting Points by Gary Petersen in Studio X, Painting Students of Raul Villarreal on second floor; all on view through January 18 at Visual Arts Center of NJ, 68 Elm St, Summit; visit www.artcenternj.org for details

Exercise Programs, Support Groups & Community Events at SAGESpend-A-Day, P.R.E.P., “Preparing for Senior Care,” “Tax-Saving Strategies for Retirement,” “College Decisions that Damage Retirement,” and more, at SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St, Summit; call 908-598-5548 or email [email protected] for details

YMCA Active Older Adult (50+) ActivitiesAt Summit YMCA, 67 Maple St, Summit; Lunch & Learn (“Medicare Options”), Book Club (“Footsteps in the Sand”), Technology Help Center, Bowling, Knit & Chat, Touch Tennis, Duplicate Bridge/Bridge Lessons, Mah Jongg, trips; open to all area adults; call 908-273-3330 x 1186 or visit www.theSAY.org

ESL ClassesAt Summit YMCA and The Connection for Women & Families; ongoing classes for beginners and intermediates; contact 908-273-3330 (Summit YMCA) or 908-273-4242 (The Connection) for more information

Cancer Support Groups at PathwaysPathways at The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; exercise classes and emotional support groups for women diagnosed with cancer; SisterStrong Fitness Program, Gentle Yoga, Breast Cancer Support, Gynecological Cancer Support Group, and more; free; call Michele at 908-273-4242 x 154 or email [email protected] or visit www.theconnectiononline.org/programs-by-interest/pathways/html

Community Health Screenings and ProgramsVarious screenings and programs sponsored by Atlantic Health System; Blood Pressure, Nutrition, Meditation, Cholesterol, Hemoglobin, Bone Density, Stress Reduction, Hearing, Hypnosis for smoking cessation and weight loss, Stroke Support, Breast Cancer Support Group, Gentle Yoga, Postpartum, Diabetes, Brain Injury, Parkinson’s and more; call 800-247-9580 or 973-660-3145 or email [email protected] or visit www.atlantichealth.org

Recovery Fitness Cancer Exercise ProgramFor men and women; free; held at various locations on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays; call 973-379-4779 or visit www.RecoveryFitness.net

Events/Classes at MONDOClasses, programs, art exhibits, jazz, music, films, nutrition, yoga, World of Rock, dance, and more; 426 Springfield Ave, Summit; visit www.mondosummit.com or email [email protected] for more information

SundaysSummit Farmers’ Market8 am-1 pm at DeForest Ave and Maple St (Park & Shop Lot #2) in downtown Summit; 7 NJ farmers (2 organic), plus fresh fish, meats, local cheeses and honey, home-baked treats, nuts and fruits, pickles, prepared foods, breads, fresh pastas, plants, coffees, and more; rain or shine; through November 23; call 908-277-6100 for information or visit www.summitdowntown.org

MondaysFrench Conversation GroupEvenings at Weichert, Realtors, 474 Morris Ave, Summit; call 908-380-3502 or email [email protected]

Mondays & ThursdaysArgentine Tango ClassesAt Twin Maples, 214 Springfield Ave, Summit; visit www.DanceTangoNJ.com or call 908-918-9790

Concord Singers Women’s ChorusAt Calvary Episcopal Church, 31 Woodland Ave, Summit; call 908-522-9116 or email [email protected] or visit www.concordsingers.org; rehearsals are held Monday evenings from September to May in the Choir Room; 7:15 - 9:45 pm

TuesdaysOld Guard MeetsMornings at New Providence Municipal Center, 360 Elkwood Avenue, NP; social and speakers; call 908-244-4384 or visit www.summitoldguard.homestead.com

Italian ConversationConversational group meets 2 pm at Parsippany Main Library; call Larry Corsi at 908-464-1936

DivorceCare Support GroupAt The Presbyterian Church in New Providence, Springfield Ave, NP; call 908-665-0050 or visit www.divorcecare.org

WednesdaysBNI Business Exchange MeetsBreakfast meeting at food., 339 Springfield Ave, Summit; call Lawrence Pappas at 973-893-8077 or Herb Ronde at 973-762-0850 or visit www.bnibizex.com

Seniors Sing! At Summit Community Center, 100 Morris Ave, Summit; call 908-264-5324 or visit www.continuoarts.com

New Providence Farmers’ MarketNoon to 6 pm in the NP Presbyterian Church parking lot on Springfield Ave; Jersey Fresh fruits and veggies, fresh baked goods and breads, crab cakes, fresh mozzarella, nuts and dried fruits, prepared Italian meals, flowers, honey and more; open rain or shine, through November 5; call 908-665-1400 x 401 for information or email [email protected]

FridaysPerformances at The MinstrelEvenings at Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Rd, Morristown; 10/3-Sloan Wainwright, 10/10-closed, 10/17-Woody Mann, 10/24-Dave Rachmanoff; call 973-335-9489 or visit www.folkproject.org for information and ticket prices

SaturdaysArgentine Tango Open HouseAt MONDO, 426 Springfield Ave, Summit; visit www.DanceTangoNJ.com or call 908-918-9790

Swingin’ Tern Contra & Square DancingEvenings at First Presbyterian Church Parish Hall, 14 Hanover Rd, East Hanover; 10/4-Sue Gola calls & Raise the Roof plays, 10/18-MelanieAxel-Lute calls & Fish Family plays; call 973-295-6864 or visit www.folkproject.org for information and prices

October Classes at The Savvy ParentTopics include Baby Care Essentials, Breastfeeding Fundamentals, Happy Mom/Happy Baby, Baby’s First Foods, Mommy Time, CPR & First Aid, and The Toddler Years; daytime classes held at Twin Maples, 214 Springfield Ave, Summit; pre-registration required; visit www.thesavvyparentnj.com to sign up

Monday, September 29Group Piano Lessons for AdultsAt Chatham Middle School, 480 Main St, Chatham; 2 sessions, for beginners and more advanced; call Gilda Spielberg at 908-522-9486 or email [email protected] for more information

Wednesday, October 1Colors of Autumn: Plein Aire Watercolor WorkshopAt Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit; 10 am-12 noon; Artist Lisa Brown will help you capture the autumn colors; art materials provided, no experience necessary; co-sponsored with Interweave; rain date October 8; fee charged; space is limited and registration required; register online at www.interweave.org

SAGE Eldercare Annual Meeting6:30-8:30 at SAGE, 290 Broad St, Summit; 60th anniversary honors local volunteers, staff, and organizations who help SAGE’s older adult community; RSVP to 908-598-5504 or [email protected]

Stop & Go 3-D Screening7 pm at Visual Arts Center of NJ, 68 Elm St, Summit; program related to the Doppler Shift Fall Exhibition; suitable for all ages; small fee charged; call 908-273-9121 or visit www.artcenternj.org for more information

Thursday, October 2Duke Farms Trip9 am-3 pm; sponsored by Reeves-Reed Arboretum; visit the newly-revamped 2000-acre estate of the late Doris Duke; gourmet lunch provided by What A Dish; fee charged; visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org for information and to sign up


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October 2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18 & 19“100 Years” at Dreamcatcher Repertory TheatreRichard Dresser’s new play is a dark comedy that is a co-production with Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey; evenings at 8, Sundays at 2 pm, at Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre, Oakes Center, 120 Morris Ave, Summit; for tickets, call 800-838-3006 24/7 or visit www.dreamcatcherrep.org or call 908-514-9654 for more information

October 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30Volunteer at the Arboretum“Ground Force” volunteers help keep the Arboretum grounds in good shape; call 273-8787 x 1313 or email [email protected] or visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org to sign up for either the morning or afternoon session (or bring lunch and stay for both!); registration required so projects can be planned; at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit

Friday, October 3First Friday Breakfast MeetingInformational meeting with breakfast at The Grand Summit Hotel, 570 Springfield Ave, Summit; call 908-522-1700 or visit www.suburbanchambers.org

October 4Volunteer at the Arboretum“Ground Force” volunteers help keep the Arboretum grounds in good shape; call 273-8787 x 1313 or email [email protected] or visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org to sign up for Saturday morning session (9-noon); at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit

October 4, 11, 18 & 25Body In BalanceBody In Balance new workout program at Wellness Studio M, 392 Springfield Ave, Mezzanine Level, Summit; class runs 3-3:55 pm and works on improving balance to help build strength and minimize injuries; good for all ages; participants will be tested for balance and agility using the Berg Scale; space is limited; fee charged; contact Maria at [email protected] or call 908-578-7841 or register online at www.wellness-studio-m.com/events/wsm-events/

Discovery Saturdays at the Arboretum KIDS9 am -1 pm at the Carriage House Education Center, Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit; interactive nature programs for kids and parents; no pre-registration necessary; call 908-273-8787 or visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org

Sunday, October 5Special Olympics Gymnastics Event at The Connection KIDS/TEENS1-3 pm at The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; free clinic for children with special needs, for children of all ages and levels; learn skills on vault, bars, beam and floor; visit www.theconnectiononline.org or call 908-273-4242 or stop by the front desk for more information and to sign up

Monday, October 6SCC Annual Golf Outing11 am-8:30 pm, at Basking Ridge Country Club, 185 Madisonville Rd, Basking Ridge; enjoy a round of golf while you do “business” on the links; day includes 18 holes of golf, practice range, buffet luncheon, putting contest, cocktail reception, dinner buffet, auction, contests & prizes; fee charged; call 908-522-1700 or email [email protected] for more information; visit www.suburbanchambers.org to sign up

Tuesday, October 7Opera Talk7-8:45 pm at New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave, NP; Hedy Tukey, president of State Repertory Opera of NJ speaks; evening sponsored by Summit College Club/AAUW; free; contact Leslie Carson at 908-464-7176 for more information

“Be the Parent You Wish You Had” Workshop7:30 at Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple St, Summit; family therapist Judy Kuskin leads the discussion; free but seating is limited; call 908-273-0350 or visit www.summitlibrary.org

Thursday, October 9Mothers & More MeetingsAt The Connection for Women and Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; visit www.momsnjsc.webs.com

October 9, 23 & 30Candidates’ ForumsMeet the candidates for local office and learn their views; 10/9-Berkeley Heights, 7:30 pm at Gov. Livingston HS; 10/23-Summit, 7:30 at Summit High School Media Center; 10/30-New Providence, 7:30 at New Providence Memorial Library; sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Berkeley Heights, New Providence and Summit; free; visit www.lwv-bhnps.org for more information

October 10 & 24Neighborhood Networking Group (NNG) MeetsAt The Connell Corporate Center, 100 Connell Drive, Berkeley Heights; call Patrick at 908-219-4467 or email [email protected] for information

Saturday, October 11Pure Pilates Intro Classes10:30 am at 133 Gales Dr, New Providence; one-hour class, held second Saturday of each month, is free but registration is required; visit www.purepilatesnj.com or call 908-286-1100

October 11 & 18Summit Free Market Returns8 am-3 pm at City of Summit Transfer Station, 40 New Providence Ave, Summit; bring reusable, yard-sale-quality items to share & take whatever you need; free; [email protected]

Monday, October 13Lunch & Learn at the YMCA12:15-1:15 pm at the Summit YMCA, 67 Maple St, Summit; “United Healthcare-Medicare Options” is topic; free; call 908-273-3330 for more information or visit www.theSAY.org

Wednesday, October 15P.R.E.P. Caregiver Support GroupAt SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St, Summit; free; held 3rd Wed evening of each month; visit www.sageeldercare.org or call 908-598-5509 or email [email protected]

October 15, 22 & 29Talking Pictures Film Series At Visual Arts Center of NJ, 68 Elm St, Summit; theme is the representation of the artist in film: 10/15-“Girl with a Pearl Earring”, 10/22-“Finding Neverland”, 10/29-“A Late Quartet”; discussion with film expert Laura Winters; seating is limited; fee charged; register online at www.artcenternj.org; call 908-273-9121 for more information

Friday, October 17Put the “Pub” in Public Garden Oktoberfest7-9:30 pm fundraiser at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit; Beer Tasting and Food Pairing – beers from NJ’s Flying Fish Craft Brewery and food from E.V.O. Delicacies, Short Hills; tickets $50/person, reservations requested; call Doreen at 908-273-8787 x 1010 or email [email protected] or visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org to purchase tickets (by Oct 10)



Saturday, October 18Youth Golf Tournament at Summit Muni KIDS/TEENS9-11 am at the Summit Municipal Golf Course, 189 River Rd, Summit; 13th annual free event open to youth ages 8-15; open to all Summit residents, no Muni membership required; (children ages 8-9 must have participated in one of the Muni golf clinics in order to participate); prizes awarded, t-shirts given to all; rain date October 19, same time; sign up at www.cityofsummit.org/recreation; call 908-277-2932 with any questions

Craft Fair at New Providence Library10 am-4 pm at NP Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave, NP; hand-made pottery, wooden toys, quilted items, jewelry; decoupage plates, soaps, pet accessories and more; in the Conti Family Community room; visit www.newprovidencelibrary.org

Bollywood Workshop at The Connection3-5 pm at The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; free dance workshop focusing on aerobics, Bollywood, Bhangra Bolly Hop, salsa, reggae, folk and belly - combining coordination, strength and stamina; registration required; open to the public; call 908-273-4242 or visit www.theconnectiononline.org

Gary Wright at Sanctuary Concerts8 pm at Sanctuary Concerts, at the Presbyterian Church of Chatham Township, 240 Southern Blvd, Chatham; songwriter and musician presents a multimedia career-retrospective concert to mark the release of memoir “Dreamweaver”; $25/person admission includes desserts and coffee; call 973-376-4946 or email [email protected] or visit www.sanctuaryconcerts.org

Sunday, October 19Amateur Painting & Wine TastingNoon -3 pm at Four Sisters Winery, 783 CR 519, Belvidere, NJ; painting instruction by Kayla’s Creative Art Studio; fee includes wine, food, art materials and supplies, & art instruction; call 908-516-2670 or email [email protected] for more information

Lorre Wyatt Performs in Millburn2 pm concert at Congregation B’nai Israel, 160 Millburn Ave, Millburn; concert benefits Ruth Gottscho Kidney Foundation’s Summer Camp Program; get tickets through www.gottschokidney.org and go to DonateNow page, or mail a check to The Ruth Gottscho Kidney Foundation, 515 Warwick Ave, Teaneck, NJ 07666

Harvest of Arias3 pm at Opera at Florham, Lenfell Hall, Fairleigh Dickinson University, 285 Madison Ave, Madison; tickets $35/$30(seniors)/$10(students); call 973-443-8620 or visit www.operaatflorham.org for information and tickets

Tuesday, October 21UC Means Business Meeting8-10 am; breakfast meeting at Holiday Inn, 36 Valley Rd, Clark; topic is Think Globally, Act Locally – Learn to Market Your Business in the Age of Commerce; visit www.ucnj.org/ucmeansbusiness or www.suburbanchambers.org for information

Friday, October 24“I Love NY - Fall Day Trip”8:15-5:30, sponsored by the Summit YMCA Active Older Adults Activities group; Met Museum of Art, lunch at the New Leaf Cafe, private tour of The Cloisters; registration required; $110/person all-inclusive; call 908-273-3330 x 1186 or visit www.theSAY.org for more information; call 908-273-3330 to register

Saturday, October 25A SPARC’ling Evening of Song7:30-10:30 pm at Beacon Hill Club, Hobart Ave, Summit; vocal performances by Summit High alumni and faculty, plus auctions, hors d’oeuvres and drinks; $85/person raises funds for the performing arts program at SHS; mail a check made out to Summit Performing Arts Resource Committee and send to P.O. Box 462, Summit, NJ 07902; visit www.sparcsummit.org

NP Senior Citizen’s Club Flea Market8:30 am-3 pm at DeCorso Community Center, 15 E. Fourth St, New Providence; to purchase a table ($10), email [email protected] or call 908-665-6465

Community Paper Shred10 am-1 pm at Chatham Train Station parking lot on Fairmount Ave; cost is $5/standard box or brown paper grocery bag; funds raised will go towards wellness programs at Chatham Senior Center; call 973-635-4565 or visit www.chathamseniorcenter.org for more information

Breaking Down the Sun Salutation Workshop3-4:30 pm at The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; free workshop focuses on Sun Salutations, an energizing way to start your day and focus your mind; open to the public; call 908-273-4242 or visit www.theconnectiononline.org for more information

Let’s Talk Adoption8 am-4 pm at Busch Campus Center, Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ; keynote plus 36 workshops for pre- and post-adoptive parents, adoptees, professionals; fee charged; call Pat at 908-273-5694 or visit www.cpfanj.org for information

Howl-A-Ween Party 7 pm-midnight; Home for Good Dog Rescue hosts a fundraising Halloween party at Morristown Airport, 50 Airport Rd, FTC FBO, Morristown; open bar, appetizers, contests, prizes, more;&75/person; money raised goes to HFGDR’s rescue operations; RSVP to [email protected] or visit http://homeforgooddogs.org

October 25, November 1, 8, 15 & 22Acting for Middle & High School Students TEENS12 noon-2 pm; hone talents and explore new dimensions - through a variety of games and exercises learn skills to develop characters and make active choices; at Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre, Oakes Center, 120 Morris Ave, Summit; taught by Harry Patrick Christian; $200 for five weeks; visit www.dreamcatcherrep.org for information and to sign up, or call 908-514-9654

Sunday, October 26St. Pat’s Community 5K/1 Mile Fun Run5th annual event features family fun, music, and exercise; 10 am at 45 Chatham St, Chatham; registration begins at 8:30; 1 Mile at 10, 5K at 10:30; fees charged, USAT&F $17; contact [email protected] for information

Celebrate Fall at the Arboretum KIDSFun-filled day at Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit; theme is Native American traditions featuring performances by Red Hawk Native American Dancers; green market with food and craft vendors, pumpkins, costume parade, games and more; call 908-273-8787 or visit www.reeves-reedarboretum.org for more information

Wednesday, October 29Register for Late Fall Classes at The ConnectionAt The Connection for Women & Families, 79 Maple St, Summit; classes for all ages; call 908-273-4242 or visit www.theconnectiononline.org or stop in for more information

Towne Club MeetsFor lunch and a speaker at noon at various area restaurants; club is open to all area women; annual fundraiser supports the First Aid Squads in Summit, New Providence and Berkeley Heights; call 908-464-2563 for information

Friday, October 31Trick or Treat in Downtown Summit KIDSTrick or treating in downtown Summit stores after school…Happy Halloween! Call Summit Downtown Inc at 908-277-6100 or visit www.summitdowntown.org for more information

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