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Florham Park Police Ditched Razors Last Month For A Cause
By Anastasia Marchese
ast month, 20 members of the Florham Park Police
Benevolent Association #78 decided to take the
plunge and grow their facial hair for the fight against
cancer. It started last year when two officers decided to just
grow moustaches in support of the No Shave November
cause. Since mustaches are permitted on the police force
they didnt need to ask for special permission in order to
participate.
This year, however, the participating officers asked for
permission to grow beards in support of the cause. Police
Chief Robert Trieber not only gave permission but joined
the cause as well, choosing to grow a goatee.
Some officers have grown goatees, some full beards,
some a moustache, he says. The beards need to be neat
and trimmed and were expected to be shaved off on Dec.
1.
To be able join the campaign each officer pledged $25
which was then matched by the PBA. So for each officer
that participated the base money raised was $50.
According to Trieber these funds have been added to by
private citizens and business. Its not just about raising
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He emphasized that since officers are usually clean
shaven, it has opened up more than one opportunity to talk
about why they are growing a beard and how others can
become involved. As of this article the PBA of Florham
Park had raised $2,785 which is almost double its original
goal of $1,500.
No Shave November is a national initiative to raise
money for cancer research. People all over the country
forgo some of their normal shaving and grooming rituals
to raise funds and awareness of cancer research. Money
from the initiative will be donated to four main charities;
The American Cancer Society, Prevent Cancer Foundation,
Fight Colorectal Cancer and St. Judes Childrens research

Hospital.
The idea is simple, instead of spending money on razors,
waxing, or other grooming/shaving expenses, participants
decide to donate that money to No Shave November to be
used for cancer research.
The idea started out small in 2007 with just a few participants on Facebook but over the past few years it has
turned into a country wide event. So far the organization
has collected more than $2 million dollars.
Since the goal is not just to raise money but to raise
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he Florham Park Public Library

has some fun events planned to end
off 2015.
The Metropolitan Saxophone Quintet
Decembers Second Sunday Event is set
for Sun., Dec. 13, at 2 p.m. Five Saxophones will present a musical program of
holiday favorites played by the Metropolitan Saxophone Quintet. Part of a library
series, call to register at 973-377-2694.
Play University Mommy & Me is set
for Fr., Dec. 11 at 10:30 a.m. - 11:15 a.m.
at the librarys Akhoury Room. Enjoy a
End The Year With Fun Library Events

morning of fun filled activities covering
manners, fitness, coordination development, flexibility, and more. Recommended for ages two through four and a
caregiver.
Tales for Tots is set for Mon, Dec. 14,
10:30 a.m. - 11 a.m., at the Akhoury
Room. Stories, songs and more for two
year olds and a caregiver.
Move & Shake with Ms. Carol on
Tues., Dec. 15, 10 a.m. - 10:45 a.m., in the
Akhoury Room. Music, movement, and
dance for ages two to five year olds and a
caregiver.
Bookworms, Tues., Dec. 15, at 1:30
p.m. - 2:15 p.m. Stories, songs and a craft
for three to five year olds and a caregiver..
Lego Club, Wed., Dec. 16, at 7 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Bring creativity, the library will
provide the Legos. Open to those in
Grades kindergarten through fifth.
Kids Movie: How the Grinch Stole

Christmas, Wed., Dec. 30, 2 p.m. - 3:30
p.m. Join in for a showing of How the
Grinch Stole Christmas starring Jim
Carey and popcorn. All ages welcome.
Registration is required for programs
open to Florham Park residents only. For
more information, call 973-377-2694.
Seniors Make New Friends

For New Year
onsider joining the East Hanover

Senior Citizens Group. Members of
the community are given the opportunity to become actively involved in social,
recreational, educational and civic activities.
Town residents 60 years of age or older
are invited to join the exclusive club, engage
and make new friends.
Get away for the day or week with trips
and opportunities; play cards and bingo;
Conrans
Plaza
Next to Home Depot
learn crafts, or start a favorite activity to

share with new peers.
A great escapes from ones daily routine,
the senior group requests a $10 annual membership fee.
Official gatherings are set for the second
and fourth Mondays of the month at 11 a.m.
Stop by on those days to join.
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Anthony Francos Celebrates 10 Years Serving Livingston
ecember 2015 marks the 10th anniversary that Anthony Francos

Restaurant and Pizzeria has been in
Livingston. Its fourth location proudly serves
the township and surrounding areas. A family-run business, Anthony Francos currently
operates nine restaurants in the Northern New
Jersey area. Most day-to-day operations at
his locations are run by a small crew of handpicked junior partners and managers, who
have been with the company for many years.
The principal owners still maintain hands-on
overall supervision on a daily basis.
Prior to opening their first NJ store in
1990 in Lincoln Park, the Anthony Francos
Restaurant and Pizzeria owners had extensive
experience in the Bronx and the East Village
of NYC. After the Anthony Francos team refined its concept, recipes, and menu for the
NJ market, they added a second location in
Butler in 1999. Since then, Anthony Francos
Restaurant and Pizzeria has opened a new location approximately every two years. Currently their biggest project yet is under
construction, the 10th Anthony Francos
Restaurant and Pizzeria located in Fort Lee
at the foot of the George Washington Bridge.
Part of their recipe for success to stay
competitive and, in fact flourish, in what is
seemingly a very crowded restaurant and

pizza market, is their dedication to the quality
of the food. At Anthony Francos, food preparation is taken very seriouslyA MUST. If
something is not right in one of the stores, the
problem could affect one of the other locations. Therefore that is the extra incentive
most other restaurants in their market do not
havethe constant drive to strive for and
give 100 percent in customer service and
food satisfaction.
With the volume of meals prepared daily
at Anthony Francos, customers will enjoy
high quality food at great prices. Enormous
buying power means exclusive deals with
many of their vendors and wholesalers, including one of Wisconsins finest cheese
dairies.
Their motto is: We frown on the word
"frozen" as we receive daily deliveries of
meat and vegetables from the world
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Our pasta is the finest quality available, received weekly from one of Brooklyns oldest
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Anthony Francos in Livingston features a
comfortable dining room with spacious booth
seating for 60. Every seat has a view of their
LCD TVs. The Livingston store was their
first location to feature a "party room" which

can host all occasions from kids birthday
parties to league meetings. With a low minimum of only $200, it is probably one of the
most affordable places to book a party or
gathering for up to 50 people. While they
have continued to add party rooms to some
of the other stores, in Wayne and Sparta, the
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High School in Succasunna, join in
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Basketball Tournament. Proceeds raised
leading up to the event and on event day
benefits Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center in New York City, in the collaborative effort of raising funds for cancer research and clinical trials.
Layups 4 Life is hosted by Roxbury alumni

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Police Ditched Razors...
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can open up the discussion.

According to the no-shave.org website
Our goal is to keep raising money for cancer prevention, education, and research and
to let our hair grow in the process! We want
every participant to embrace their hair for
the many cancer patients that lose theirs due
to vigorous treatments.
No Shave November was founded and
run by the eight siblings of the Chicagoland
Hill family, who lost their father due to
colon cancer.
Even though it seems like a predominantly male fundraiser, women can join in
too. According to the no-shave.org site
anyone can take part.
Participate by growing a beard, cultivating a mustache, letting those legs go natural, and skipping that waxing appointment.
Put down your razor and set up your own
personal No-Shave November fundraising
page. If youre not ready to get hairy, sit
back and support someone who is.
Residents To See
Radio City Christmas Show
ast Hanover Recreation has planned

a trip to the Radio City Music Hall
Christmas Show on Thurs., Dec. 10,
at 8 p.m. Transportation will be leaving The
East Hanover Recreation Center at 5 p.m.
and returning about 10:30 p.m.

Tickets are $82 per ticket and includes
round trip bus transportation.
Register at the recreation center anytime
between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The Golden Pineapple Says Goodbye To Morristown
or 20 years, The Golden Pineapple

has been a Morristown destination
for unique gifts and accessories for
the home, jewelry and personal accessories and more. This January, the store
will be closing and leaving Morristown.
Until then, shoppers will find deeply
discounted, wonderful items just in time

for holiday and hostess gifts, seasonal
dcor and table or something special
just for themselves.
She will love their beautiful handmade jewelry, cozy and stylish boiledwool ponchos and scarves, Panier des
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France, porcelain and ceramic musicals,
and sparkling jeweled enamel boxes.
For household and holiday gifts theres
Holiday and everyday designs in tableware and dcor, all at 50% off. Find stunning art glass, exquisite cut crystal,
decorative plates and plate racks, all 50%
off.
There are Christmas ceramics, Santas
and ornaments from Nutcrackers to
sparkling globes. Preserve the spirit of the
holidays with serene Nativities and religious statues, angels and Hanukkah items.
Light the night with seasonal and everyday night lights.
There are dozens of retired designs in
Mariposa, Byers Choice and Lampe
Berger at 30 40% off, and ways to save
30% even on purchases of active items in

those lines. Byers Choice savings are on
dozens of Carolers, Advent Calendars and
extraordinary heirloom Gingerbread
Houses.
The Golden Pineapple is located midway-back on the first floor at 14 Pine
Street, around the corner from The Mayo
Arts Center and two doors down from The
Dublin Pub. Now open seven days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 10 - 5:30 p.m., Thursdays 10 - 7
p.m. and Sundays 12 5 p.m. Later store
closing begin December 17. For more details, call the store at 973-267-0400 or
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www.shop14pine.com which will continue to operate for online sales after the
store closing in Morristown.
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aring for an aging parent or a special

needs child poses challenges that
most people find themselves unprepared for. Caring for your Aging Parents
and/or Special Needs Children, a program
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NCJW/Essex Center for Women is set for
Wed., Dec. 9, from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., to
help caregivers navigate the legal issues
and concerns that inevitably arise.
Lawyer Laurie Hauptman, of Hauptmanand Hauptman Livingston law firm, de-
voted exclusively to elder and disability

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long term care system. Hauptman will discuss estate planning, elder and special
needs planning, powers of attorney,
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government benefits.
This program will be held at the
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post donation reactions. Volunteers should
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able to perform different jobs as needed and
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ew Jersey Ballet's 45th anniversary

season presentation of the holiday
classic Nutcracker comes to Mayo
Performing Arts Center for 14 performances beginning Fri., Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $29-69.
New Jersey Ballet's 45th anniversary
season presentation of the holiday classic
Nutcracker will feature musical accompaniment by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. The collaboration marks the first
time that MPAC, New Jersey's leading ballet company and symphony orchestra have
worked together to present the seasonal favorite in Morristown.
"Adding the prestige of New Jersey
Symphony Orchestra to the artistry of New
Jersey Ballet is sure to make the 45th anniversary of Nutcracker a memorable event
for all who attend," says Allison Larena,
president and CEO of MPAC. "There will
be extra magic in the air when two of the
state's most acclaimed artistic organizations
collaborate, along with MPAC, for this
must-see holiday experience."
"We're looking forward to the 45th sea-
son of our holiday classic, and we're especially delighted that the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra is joining us at the Mayo
Performing Arts Center to create this powerful collaboration of three great New Jersey cultural institutions," adds Carolyn
Clark, director of New Jersey Ballet.
New Jersey Ballet's Nutcracker is the
longest running original professional production in the state. It debuted in Millburn
in 1971 with international star of New York
City Ballet Edward Villella as the Cavalier.
Since then, the company has given approximately 800 performances in theatres
throughout NJ, with more than 5,000
dancers and children, and more than a million viewers. Many in the audience who
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PSE&G, Covanta Energy, Essex County
Parks Foundation and Zoological Society
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event, free for the public to enjoy 50 figures
illuminated by 100,000 lights.
The display that has been running since
Nov. 27, will continue daily from Fri., Dec.
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p.m.
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The Holiday Lights Spectacular will be

closed on Dec. 24 and 25.
We invite the public to make this Essex
County holiday tradition your family tradition! said Essex County Executive Joseph
N. DiVincenzo, Jr. Turtle Back Zoo will
be turned into a winter wonderland, with
extraordinary seasonal lighting exhibits and
costumed characters. Stroll the landscaped
paths of our Zoo and admire the illuminated
images of everything from toy soldiers to
penguins. We are offering free admission to
make this exciting attraction available to
Did You Know?
eaving cookies and milk for Santa

Claus is a Christmas Eve tradition.
Children regularly place a dish of
cookies and a glass of milk by the tree on
Christmas Eve so that Santa has enough energy to complete all of his gift-giving before kids wake up on Christmas morning.
The tradition of leaving cookies out on
Christmas Eve may trace its origins to Saint
Nicholas. On the feast of St. Nicholas on
December 6, children would leave food and
drink for the saint and any attendants. The
treats would be exchanged for gifts. While

thats one theory behind the tradition, others
think it is linked to the history of the Christmas tree and the edible decorations that
adorn it. Santa would snack on the ornaments. Even after edible decorations gave
way to inedible ornaments, the tradition of
leaving a snack for Santa remained. Whatever the origins behind the tradition, millions of children dutifully leave milk and
cookies for Santa on Christmas Eve.
everyone.
We also are encouraging our visitors to
bring non-perishable food items, non-perishable pet food, new unwrapped toys, and
new and gently used winter coats to help
our families in need, he noted.
About 50 animal and holiday-themed
figures will light up the winter night in Turtle Back Zoo and the surrounding Essex
County South Mountain Recreation Complex. More than 100,000 lights will illuminate figures of bears, tigers and elephants,
along with holiday lights designed to look
like wooden soldiers, stars and winter
scenes. Several animal exhibits will be
open, including the Sea Lion Sound, Essex
Farm, Tam-ring Gibbons Reserve, Tropical
Currents Aquarium and the Reptile Building.
Myrtle the Turtle, the mascot of Turtle
Back Zoo, and several of his winter friends
will be on hand to greet visitors at the Zoo.
Selfies with Santa Claus and a mailbox
where children can send letters to Santa
Clause at the North Pole will be available
each night until Dec. 23.
A schedule of activities is as follows:
An artist will create an amazing ice
sculpture on the amphitheater stage on Sat.,
Dec. 12 and 19 and Sun., Dec. 13 and 20.

Check on his progress throughout the night.
The student chorus from Essex County
West Caldwell Campus will perform a holiday concert on Tues., Dec. 15 at 6 p.m. in
the Berson Learning Center.
Storytime with Ms. Claus is set for
Fri. Dec. 18 to Wed., Dec. 23, at 5:30 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. in the Berson Learning Center. An additional fee of $10 applies. Tickets
must
be
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www.eventbrite.com.
Princess characters will be available for
a meet and greet during the weekend of
Dec. 11-13, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Admission is free. The Zoo is collecting
non-perishable food items; new, unwrapped
toys; and new or gently used winter coats.
Items will be donated to several organizations that provide assistance to the needy.
Last year, from Thanksgiving to New
Years Day, about 16.6 tons of non-perishable food, 7,780 toys and 3,671 winter coats
were collected for the less fortunate.
Hot chocolate and other refreshments
will be available for purchase. For more information, call Essex County Turtle Back
Zoo at 973-731-5800 or visit www.essexcountynj.org.
By: Diane Lang
1. Paying it forward - doing small acts of
kindness each and everyday - trying to make
the world a better place.
2. Being grateful for all you have - we
never really realize how much we have until
What The Holidays Are Really About

we stop to remember how great our lives are
at this moment.
3. To be in the moment - to enjoy each and
every moment of the holiday - every card,
call, hug, smile, cup of hot chocolate. Every
moment is precious and should be treated
MPAC Hosts Holiday Food Drive

For Soup Kitchen
he Mayo Performing Arts Center will

be hosting its annual holiday food
drive through Dec. 26, with all donations going toward the Community Soup
Kitchen in Morristown.
Patrons attending events are encouraged
to donate non-perishable food items and personal care items at shows. Donations may
also be dropped off at the box office during
regular business hours, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.,
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warm hats, gloves and scarves, thermal undergarments and white tube socks.
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food and supplies to those individuals in
need," said Allison Larena, president and

CEO of MPAC. "We encourage our patrons
to help us in this effort to make the holiday
season a joyous time for everyone."
The Community Soup Kitchen and Outreach Center (CSK) provides nutritious meals
in a warm, safe and caring environment, free
of charge, no questions asked, to anyone who
comes seeking nourishment. As part of its
hospitality, CSK also encourages and assists
its guests in accessing community resources,
services and educational programs. In 2012
CSK served more than 54,000 meals; that is
an average of 100 to 350 men, women and
children each day. They also provided more
than 60 tons of food for its guests to take
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4. Noticing the small miracles that happen
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5. Having the ability to give and receive
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6. Taking action - not just wanting or trying to be better but actually being the best
person you can be and by sharing your gifts
we make the world a better place.
7. Being a great role model to our kids and
all of society.
8. Realizing what's truly important this
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