The South Orange Board of Adjustments will meet at 7 p.m. at Village Hall.
ACAP Is launching an exciting, innovative program in TRAUMA AND RESILIENCE STUDIES (TRS) designed to increase clinical skills and provide training opportunities for those in professions beyond the usual mental health disciplines, as well as mental health professionals. ACAP's courses and conference are suitable for anyone working on the forefront with our communities' most vulnerable members:victims and trauma challenged individuals.
Sunday:Dinner Keynote 6:45pm
Mary Jo Codey,MA,LDTC
Journeys to Resilience
Mary Jo Codey,MA,LDTC,is the former First Lady ofNew Jersey,a gifted teacher,anda pioneering advocate for those whose lives have been impacted by overwhelming emotional experiences. She has pioneered mental health services both in New Jersey and nationally, especially related to transforming trauma to resilience for women facing post partum depression (PPD). She is on the governor's Task Force for MentalHealth,and lectures widely about her personal journey to resilience. Mrs. Codey campaigns for innovations in trauma research,and effective strategies for coping with the loss and pain associated with overwhelming experiences in everyday life. In 2005,she helped launch New Jersey's statewide "Speak Up When You're Down" consumer educationcampaign to support mothers suffering PPD.She was instrumentalin the passage of the "Mother's Law"(2006), which is the first law in the nation to require health care profession als to screen mothers for postpartum depression.Mrs. Codey campaigned in Washington for passage of the Melanie Blocker-Stokes MOTHERS Act,which was signed into law by President Obama as part of health insurance reform.
Have you had a good laugh lately? Please join us on Thursday, August 2nd at 8pm for the next Stand-Up Comedy Night at Luna Stage! Hosted by Michael Che (Caroline's on Broadway), named one of Comedy Central's "Comics to Watch", Luna Stage’s Stand-Up Comedy series features comedy from the tri-state area’s up and coming comics seen on MTV, NBC, Comedy Central, and comedy clubs across the country. Bring some friends or make it a date night, but leave the little ones at home - this is an evening of humorous fun for the mature audience.
Event Begins Thursday July 26
"Local Color Weekend" Plein Air Paint Out to be
Hosted at Bucks County Gallery of Fine Art
July 19, 2012 (NEW HOPE, PA) – The Artists Are Coming, The Artists Are Coming! - July 26th - 29th will be the first ever Plein Air Paint Out Weekend in Bucks County PA. history.
A never before hosted in Bucks County art event - Local Color is an extended weekend Plein Air, (meaning in the open air) event being hosted by gallery owner Howard Cooperman at the Bucks County Gallery of Fine Art located in New Hope PA.
Gallery owner Howard Cooperman said "that he was inspired by the Easton Plein Air Festival when he attended last year. The entire community, both businesses and
residents were involved. It was so captivating, I had to begin a similar event in Bucks County because of our art rich history and wealth of wonderful painters".
The exhibition is an invitational, meaning that the artists were selected from a handpicked group of nationally
acclaimed plein air painters by gallery owner Howard Cooperman, that travel the country to participate in this type of event.
Larry Chestnut, John Ennis, Peter Hunt, Ty Hodanish, Jo-Ann Osnoe, Rae O'Shea, Yelena Snovsky, and Anne Kullaf, (all locals to PA & NJ) are amongst 30 artists that are from across the United States to participate in the four day event.
The schedule of events include:
Thursday July 26 - 8:00am - 6:00pm the
artists arrive and begin to paint landscapes, architecture, river/canal scenes in New Hope. They will be painting Thursday, Friday, & Saturday
Friday July 27 - 8:00am - 6:00pm the artists continue painting our town.
Saturday July 28 - 1-3pm "Quick Draw" painting contest at the Parry Mansion Museum located at the corners of Main & W. Ferry Streets. Watch as the artists engage in a fierce competition to finish a painting on the historic property in two hours. Immediately following, the artwork will be carried to the Bucks County Gallery Located at 77 W. Bridge Street for judging and a "wet paint sale". If
you fall in love with a painting as it is being created, you are welcome to ask one of the gallery associates to assist in purchasing it on the spot.
Saturday July 28 - 5-7pm a Preview Party and Cocktail Reception with the artists will be hosted at Bucks County Gallery. Guests will have the opportunity to pre purchase freshly painted artwork prior to the general public
reception. Tickets are $20.pp and are still available by calling Howard at 215.862.5272.
Sunday July 29 - 2-5pm the Grand Opening Reception and Sale. It is FREE to the general public. All are invited to see and purchase any of the art created during the event while meeting the participating artists.
You can request a favorite spot to be painted by contacting the gallery. They will match you with an artist who will paint the desired scene that day just for the asking.
Artists are prohibited from selling artwork direct to the public as per New Hope Borough policy. A representative from Bucks County Gallery will be happy to meet you at the artists location if you'd like to purchase something off the easel.
The show and sale runs through August 26.
For moredetails call the gallery at 215.862.5272 or visit their web site buckscountygalleryart.com/events
FEATURING GREGG BENDIAN'S MAHAVISHNU PROJECT &
EDDY'S CHEMISTRY SET: THE MUSIC OF FRANK ZAPPA BY ED PALERMO'S LITTLE BIG BAND
Swing by the last weekend in July to celebrate the passion, energy, and virtuosity of fusion’s most celebrated composers as Luna Stage opens its doors to electric jazz and big band rock. Fans of arena rock, bebop, big bands and jam bands are all welcome to join some of New York’s busiest studio musicians, composers, and teachers for two days of futuristic nostalgia- and bring the kids for a sneak peek behind the music!
Our festival kicks off Saturday at 3 PM with SHORT FUSE- a free children’s workshop with internationally acclaimed percussionist and educator Gregg Bendian (Cecil Taylor, Pat Metheny, Ornette Coleman, William Paterson, Yale) designed to educate, entertain, and inspire.
At 8 PM, The Mahavishnu Project electrifies the night as Gregg Bendian is joined by guitarist Jesse Gress, keyboardist Neil Alexander, and bassist Doug Lunn. The Mahavishnu Project reinterprets classic compositions from Jeff Beck, Billy Cobham, John McLaughlin, and Jan Hammer, while seamlessly meshing the beauty of their intricate charts with their own imaginative proficiency.
On Sunday, July 29th at 3 PM, The Luna Fusion Fest resumes with SOUNDS LIKE FUN- a free recording and production seminar hosted by freelance audio engineer and sound designer Steve Brown (National Public Radio, WBGO-FM, Institute of Audio Research), who will sample, chop, and remix classic fusion records utilizing the award-winning Pro Tools audio production software.
At 7 PM, return to Luna for an acoustic adventure as acclaimed alto saxophonist and bandleader Ed Palermo (Tony Bennett, James Brown, Lena Horne, The Tonight Show) will explore the timeless wisdom of Frank Zappa during the debut of his latest ensemble entitled EDDY’S CHEMISTRY SET. Downbeat Magazine, National Public Radio, and The New Jersey Star Ledger all concur that the West Orange resident’s big band arrangements deliver a fresh perspective on Zappa’s most provocative compositions. Luna patrons in the intimate 100-seat main stage will be captivated by the acoustic immediacy provided by electric violinist Katie Jacoby, guitarist Bruce McDaniel, saxophonist Cliff Lyons, saxophonist Barbara Cifelli, drummer Ray Marchica, bassist Paul Adamy, keyboardist Paul Kooshian, and pianist Bob Quaranta.
Afternoon events are free and each evening event is $20 for adults, $15 for students with ID. For information on this festival and all other events and programs at Luna Stage, or to purchase tickets, visit the company website: www.lunastage.org. Luna Stage is located at 555 Valley Road, West Orange, NJ 07052. 973-395-5551. The theatre is handicapped accessible and assisted listening devices are available.
Take a drive to Scenic Western Morris County and stop at
The Chester Farmer’s Market, expanded and improved this year. The Farmer’s Market started on Sunday, June 24th in downtown Chester. The same location as last year on Perry Street. The Market will be open each Sunday June 24 – October 7, plus Saturday October 6th from 10 AM to 3 PM.
In addition to bountiful farm produce, more than 20 vendors will offer fresh breads, other bakery delights, cheeses, New Jersey wines, honey products, Olde Tyme New York Style pickles, flavored Salts, Gourmet Nuts & Dried Fruits, handmade pottery, Jams, Bar B Q with pulled pork or pulled chicken, fresh made mozzarella, many delicious homemade meals without stepping into the kitchen, pies, fresh fruit and so much more. The retailers in Historic Chester are also participating, with their unique treasures. This year the Farmer’s Market is being sponsored by The Rotary Club of Chester-Long Valley as a service to the local community and businesses.
Chester is located about 15 minutes west of Morristown at the crossroads of Routes 206 and 24 (513). Come out for some great foods, wholesome entertainment and just good ‘cheep’ fun. No admission charges!
For more information, contact Suzanne Aitken, Chester Farmer’s Market Committee Chair, Rotary Club of Chester-Long Valley, at Suzanne@FairviewFinancial.net or
908-705-7968. http://www.ChesterNJFarmersMarket.org
Looking forward to see you all there.
Stop at the Rotary Tent to say hello.
Garage Sale: Sat. and Sun. 7/21 and 7/22
Various household items, clothing, LPs, DVD's, furniture, plants, etc.
No Early Birds.
CLOSING RECEPTION for Art Exhibit "Robert Cenedella Class from The Art Student's League Of New York Occupies GAS Gallery And Studio".
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Trustees of the Township of South Orange Village shall hold a Special Meeting on Monday, August 13, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. in Village Hall, 101 South Orange Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey. At 7:30 p.m. the Board of Trustees will convene in Executive Session and at 8:30 p.m., or soon thereafter, the Board will convene in Open Session to conduct general business. Official action may be taken.
Robin R. Kline, MAS, RMC July 19, 2012
Village Clerk
The Chatham Band will present a free concert with a performance of the Millburn Sesquicentennial March at the Bauer Center. The public is invited to attend!
CBI White Elephant (Rummage) Sale Congregation Bnai Israel 160 Millburn Avenue, Millburn 07041 Sale Dates -- Thursday July 26 6 -9 pm, Friday July 27 9 am - 2 pm, Sunday July 29 9 am - 2 pm CLOSED SATURDAY July 28 ITEMS – From A to Z including: Antiques & art Books Clothing (children, adult, boutique & vintage) DVDs Electronics (televisions, computers, printers) Fireplace accessories Gardening tools Household items Interior décor Jewelry Kids toys & games Lamps Musical instruments Notebooks Outerwear Pots and pottery Queen headboards Roasting pans Silver/plate items Tablecloths/linen
CBI White Elephant (Rummage) Sale Congregation Bnai Israel 160 Millburn Avenue, Millburn 07041 Sale Dates -- Thursday July 26 6 -9 pm, Friday July 27 9 am - 2 pm, Sunday July 29 9 am - 2 pm CLOSED SATURDAY July 28 ITEMS – From A to Z including: Antiques & art Books Clothing (children, adult, boutique & vintage) DVDs Electronics (televisions, computers, printers) Fireplace accessories Gardening tools Household items Interior décor Jewelry Kids toys & games Lamps Musical instruments Notebooks Outerwear Pots and pottery Queen headboards Roasting pans Silver/plate items Tablecloths/linen
WNTI STAGE - 3 Fun-filled days of great music, food,
beverages and crafts being held August 17, 18, & 19 at the Knowlton Lions Club Pavilion on Route 46 in Delaware (Knowlton Twp., Warren County), NJ. The event will feature 21 Bands on 2 Stages all under the “Big Tent”. Advance
Tickets are $25 for a 3 day pass or $10 per day for day-trippers. Free Parking. Beer and Wine Concession
Sponsored by the Knowlton Lions Club. No Pets/No Coolers. Proceeds of the event benefit WNTI Public Radio (91.9FM).
For more information and directions please visit www.wntistage.org or call 908-979-4355 Extention 1.
Dog Adoption Event, from 11 am-4 pm, at PetSmart,
187 Millburn Ave., Millburn, NJ. Sponsored by Home for Good Dog Rescue.
For more information on the adoption process and
the dogs available for adoption, please visit our website at www.homeforgooddogs.org. If you are considering adopting, please pre-apply on-line before the event. An approved application is required for all “meet and greets” and adoptions. There is an adoption fee upon approval.
Home for Good is a volunteer-based, 501(c)(3)
non-profit dog rescue. Our mission is to rescue, nurture and place dogs of all breeds into loving homes for good. We are a network of foster homes committed to the well-being of adoptable pets. Home for Good rescues dogs from high-kill shelters. We strive to give the dogs another chance at life.
for kids ages 8-14. Cathy Altman Nocquet made a career of creative thinking while working in international advertising as a writer and strategist. Her after-school creative writing workshops feature offbeat, inspiring exercises designed to develop creative thinking. She has taught creative writing students from dozens of schools, and led workshops at libraries and for non-profit groups. Ms Altman Nocquet is a SCBWI writing contest judge, and a graduate of Columbia University. Her work has been shortlisted and nominated for editorial prizes in national and international writing competitions.
When infertility prevents Ellen from giving her ambitious attorney husband a family, she finds herself on the brink of divorce, unemployed, and living again with her right-wing, born-again Christian parents in her suburban New Jersey hometown, where the past is public.
South Orange will be celebrating National Night Out (NNO), an event celebrated nationwide involving citizens, public safety agencies, civic groups, businesses, neighborhood organizations and local officials in over 15,000 communities.
The evening's lineup includes:
OFA (Organizing for America) grassroots organization to help re-elect President Obama is calling our students from surrounding colleges and high schools to get involved.
Please attend our meeting to learn ways you can help with Essex County's grassroots organization.
Any questions, email: russo.vicki@gmail.com
Vicki Russo
OFA Volunteer Coordinator
Essex County
The Linda & Rudy Slucker Religious School at Temple Sharey Tefilo-Israel (TSTI) invites the public to join them for an open house and ice cream social on Thursday, August 16 at 6:30 p.m. Prospective students and parents will have the chance to meet the Religious School Director and teachers and to learn more about the school’s comprehensive program of Jewish education from kindergarten through 12th grade. Prospective students and parents will also have the opportunity to tour the school.
To register or for more information, please contact Debi at (973) 763-3793 or dwolkoff@tstinj.org.
