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When you walk into The

Learning Exper-ience

Academy of Early

Education at 1784 Hamburg

Turnpike in Wayne, you instantly

get a sense being amongst family.

The entire facility is immaculately

kept and a friendly face is there togreet you as you walk in the door.

It instantly becomes obvious that

the people that built this center

put a lot of thought into creating

a facility that caters to a young

childs every need.

The Learning Experience is

able to accomplish this by giving

children the support they need to

develop socially, physically and

emotionally in a safe and secure

environment. Programs like theircutting edge, proprietary L.E.A.P.

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Program) curriculum and Fun with

Phonics have nearly 90% of partic-

ipating children reading by the

time they enter kindergarten.

Other programs that are part of the

everyday curriculum include sign

language, technology (comput-

ers are provided in all class-

rooms for 2.5 years of

age and above),

L.E.A.P. into Spanish, philan-

thropy, physical fitness and

Manners Matter have children

exercising not only their minds,

but their bodies as well. This well-

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In keeping with their innova-

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their L.E.A.P. Interactive curricu-

lum. This next generation of cur-

riculum has been specifically

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ing L.E.A.P. curriculum by having

children engage in cutting-edge,

touch technology on a large, inter-active screen. L.E.A.P lessons are

supplemented with real-time

videos and eye-opening destina-

tions that are shown on the inter-

active board via Google Earth.

Children can reach out and touch

these destinations and travel the

world without ever leaving the

classroom. This interactive tech-

nology also allows children to uti-

lize this high-tech means of educa-

tion to fill it, shape it, drawit, and spotlight it. The touch-

screen gives them the ability to

learn hands-on rather than just

seeing it in a book or hearing about

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On Saturday, September 6, following

the 5pm Vespers service, Holy

Resurrection Orthodox Church will hosta community lecture presented by HisGrace, Right Reverend Bishop Michael(Dahulich), PhD. His Grace is the Bishopof the New York and New Jersey Diocese

of the Orthodox Church in America. Thelecture is entitled Christians in the 21st

Century: Living the Experience of theEarly Church. The lecture is open to allinterested parties. There is no chargefor the event. The church is located at285 French Hill Road, Wayne. For moreinformation, visit www.heisrisen.org.

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Family Promise of Passaic County willhost their Second Annual Golf Outing &Banquet. Help us help children and fam-ilies that are facing homelessness in

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Sponsorship opportunities are available.A great day and evening of fun for

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OCT 19

The Wayne Valley High School will behosting a Craft Show on Sunday,October 19, from 10am- 5pm. Theschool is located at 551 Valley Rd,Wayne. The Wayne Valley Band Parentswill be sponsoring the show and P.J.s

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Passaic County Court Appointed SpecialAdvocates (CASA) is hosting theirAnnual School Supply Drive. Donate abackpack and fill it with school suppliesor host your own drive collecting class-room essential items. Please add thisevent to your upcoming community,fundraising, or organization calendarand help us spread the word about thisdrive. Passaic County CASAs Annual

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The Community Food Box Program hasarrived at St. Michaels Episcopal

Church, 1219 Ratzer Road, Wayne. The

boxes contain a great selection of qual-ity frozen food that is delivered on site

each month, for pick up, at very inex-

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Moving can be stress-

ful. If the process of

finding a new place

to live wasnt difficult

enough, then the task of get-

ting everything packed and

out of your current residence

on time is sure to complicate

matters.

For pet owners, the mov-

ing process can be even moredifficult. Renters often find

the rental market is less than

enthusiastic about pets, and

even landlords who allow pets

might require a larger security

deposit. But once that deposit

has been made, it is time to

move, a process that can be

difficult for renters and buyers

alike. Pets are often averse to

change, and few changes are

as significant as changing res-idences. But there are ways

that pet owners can make

moving easier on themselves

and their pets.

Spread things out.

Sudden changes can increase

pets anxiety levels, which

can alter their behavior.

When getting ready to move,

spread things like packing out

over time, gradually packing

items away so pets wont

panic as their environmentchanges. Avoid packing pets

comfort items, such as bed-

ding and toys, until the last

minute.

Arrange for travel well

in advance of your move. If

youre moving relatively close

by, then your trip to your new

home may be no different for

a pet than a standard road

trip. In such instances, pack

toys and snacks in the car tokeep your pet occupied

throughout the trip.

If flying will be a part of

your move, then arrange for

travel as soon as possible.

Doing so increases the

chances you can get a non-

stop flight, which will be eas-

ier on you and especially your

pet, which wont be as used to

the changes in air pressure on

an airplane as his or her own-

ers are. Flying can be uncom-fortable for pets no matter

how considerate an airline is,

so limit your move to a single

nonstop flight when possible.

Stick to your routine.

Pets thrive with routine, so

while the days leading up to a

move can be hectic, stick to

your pets routine as much as

possible. This includes feed-

ing times, morning and

evening walks and even thetime you set aside for play

each day. If problems arise

with your mood, dont allow

your pet to see you lose your

temper or succumb to stress,

as this can cause a spike in

pets anxiety levels that can

make the move more difficult.

Give pets their own spot

on moving day. Moving day

can be hectic, especially

when pet owners hire profes-

sional movers. It can be diffi-cult for pets to adjust to

strangers in a home, and

movers will be in and out of

your home all day on moving

day. Designate a room in your

house for your pet, and make

sure the movers know not to

enter that room. Place feed-

ing dishes, water bowls and

toys in the room so pets can

eat drink and remain occu-

pied until the time comes toleave the house. On a nice

day, consider letting the dogs

play in a fenced-

in yard or use a

tree lead that

allows pets to play in the yard

without the freedom to run

away.

Visit the veterinarian

before making your trip. Pet

owners should take their pet

to the veterinarian one last

time before moving. Ask forthe animals health records,

including documentation of

its vaccination history as well

as any past illnesses or condi-

tions the pet might have

experienced. The vet visit is

also a good time to get the

animal one last checkup so

the vet can ensure that the pet

is healthy enough to travel.

When visiting the vet,

discuss any past travel issuesyour pet might have had. In

some cases, the vet might pre-

scribe an anti-anxiety med-

ication if the pet has a history

of anxiety when traveling.

When getting ready to

move, pet owners should take

all the necessary precautions

to ensure their pet has a safe

and comfortable move.

Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the

owner of the Pequannock Ani-

mal Hospital. He grew up in

Kinnelon and is happy to be

home with his wife, three

cats, and two dogs to provide

quality and compassionate care

for pets in the community. The

Pequannock Animal Hospital is

located at 591 Newark Pomp-

ton Turnpike in PomptonPlains. You can reach the hospi-

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T

wo Wayne congrega-

tions will sponsor a

High Holiday food andbasic necessities drive allowing

the Wayne Interfaith Network

(WIN) and other charities to

help alleviate ongoing hunger

and need in the Township.

Shomrei Torah and Temple

Beth Tikvah are joining

Conservative and Reform con-

gregations throughout the

United States in a national

effort to fight hunger and help

those less fortunate. DuringRosh Hashanah (Sept. 24-26),

collection bags are distributed

and then filled and returned

prior to Kol Nidre services on

Friday, Oct. 3. Donations may

also be dropped off at either

location during the weekdays

between these Holy Days.

The following non-perish-

able foods, packed in non-glass

containers, are especially help-

ful: canned stews, ravioli, fruits,tuna or salmon, dry or milk

canned, peanut butter, jelly,

cooking oil, hot or cold cereal,

juices, mayonnaise, ketchup,

tea, coffee, spaghetti sauce,macaroni and cheese mix, rice,

cocoa mix, canned mixed veg-

etables, potatoes or yams,

spinach, asparagus, beets,

etc. Non-food items which are

also needed are: Ivory soap

bars, plastic wrap, aluminum

foil, shampoo, toilet paper,

paper towels, sponges, scouring

powder.

Pasta, canned corn and

canned green beans are notneeded at this time. Items

should be regular sizes (not

super sizes). Paper bags in plas-

tic, or paper bags with handles

are best. Please check expira-

tion dates. Monetary dona-

tions are also welcome, payable

to the Wayne Interfaith

Network.

The Wayne Interfaith

Network (WIN) is a non-prof-

it, tax-exempt organizationthat operates a pantry for

Wayne area citizens. The WIN

volunteers come from church-

es, synagogues and other organ-

izations throughout Wayne.The Social Action Committee

of Temple Beth Tikvah co-ordi-

nates its High Holiday

Project and Shomrei Torah

works under the auspices of its

Operation Isaiah.

Those interested in assist-

ing in this effort may contact

either: Shomrei Torah - 973-

696-2500 office@shomrei

torahwcc.org orTemple Beth

Tikvah - 973-595-6565 [email protected].

Two Wayne congregations collect

for the needy

S

ome celebrities, like

Lauren Hutton,

Madonna, and ArnoldSchwarzenegger, see the gap

between their front teeth

(known as a diastema) as part

of their unique style. But out-

side Hollywood its unusual for

people to want to keep their

diastemas, according to the

American Academy of Cos-

metic dentistry. They say their

patients with diastemas report

feelings of lower self-confi-

dence.Studies have shown that

people create an opinion of a

person based on his or her

appearance within the first few

moments of meeting them,

said Ron Goodlin, DDS,

AACD president. When 100

people at a mall were shown a

photo of someone with a

diastema compared to someone

without and asked to describe

that person, they most oftendescribed the person as being of

a lower socioeconomic status,

not as smart and not as attrac-

tive.

Closing a diastema can be

achieved several different ways

according to the age of thepatient, and their expectations,

finances and timetables. Call

Dr. Peter Brusco if this issue is a

concern to you.

Dr. Peter Brusco is a 1980 gradu-

ate of The University of Pennsyl-

vania and has been practicing in

Kinnelon since 1982. Dr. Brus-

cos practice is located at 170 Kin-

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it from a teacher. This hands-

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Further evidence of their

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staff member is a loving

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with exceptional credentials.

Teachers and assistants must

follow strict guidelines, meet

all state certification require-

ments and are encouraged to

participate in sponsored con-

tinuing education programs.

Man-datory First Aid training

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annually. Consistent evalua-

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they play! The Learning

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Circa 1996. I was in St.

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convention. It was

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full night of activities to ramp

up for. I checked into the

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room. I could not wait to lay

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thing over and over again

and expecting different

results.

Think about it

A man goes down the

street and falls in a hole, gets

out dusts himself off. The

next day the man goes down

that same street and, awareof the hole, tries go around it,

but once again falls in it. The

next day the man walks down

a different street.

What wrong place do

you keep going to that con-

tinues to produce poor

results? What would happen

if you stopped going there

and changed course?

Maybe a different street

would work well today. What

do you think?

Joe Pellegrino is an author,

speaker, radio host and consult-

ant for Not Just An Average

Joe, LLC. Have thoughts of

your own? Send them to

[email protected].

2014 Not Just An

Average Joe, LLC.

Karen Peters, a sales

associate affiliated

with Coldwell Banker

Residential Brokerage in

Wayne, has been recognized

by the 2014 REAL Trends

Best Real Estate Agents in

America list as being among

the top real estate agents in

New Jerse y. Peter s ranke d

No. 26 in closed transaction

sides and No. 46 in closed

sales volume.

Sales associates affiliated

with Coldwell Banker

Residential Brokerage in New

Jersey and Rockland County,

New York obtained the most

spots (38) in the list of New

Jerseys top 100+ sales profes-

sionals based on closed sales

volume. Several Coldwell

Banker Residential Brokerage

sales associates (20) also made

the list of the top 90+ salesprofessionals in New Jersey

based on closed transaction

sides. To be considered by

REAL Trends, individual

agents had to close more than

50 transaction sides or $20

million in sales volume.

Karen exceeds her

clients expectations every day

through hard work and dedi-

cation. I am proud to congrat-

ulate her for this prestigious

recognition, said Hal

Maxwell, president of

Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in New Jersey and

Rockland County, New York.

Peters has earned several

accolades for her 2013 sales

success. She was the years top

affiliated agent at Coldwell

Banker Residential Brokerage

in Wayne based on sales per-formance. She also ranked

No. 5 out of approximately

3,000 agents in the entire

company for 2013, and No. 34

in the category of gross com-

mission income.

On a worldwide scale,

Peters earned the Coldwell

Banker International Presi-

dents Premier Award, the

companys highest honor rec-

ognizing the top 1 percent of

approximately 85,000

Coldwell Banker-affiliated

sales professionals across the

globe. Peters also achieved the

New Jersey Associat ion of

Realtors (NJAR) Circle of

Excellence Sales Award at the

uppermost Platinum Level for

2013. She is a member of the

NJAR Distingu ished Sales

Club for having earned theNJAR Circle of Excellence

Award for 10 or more years.

Peters entered the real

estate industry in 1990 as a

sales associate affiliated with


Brokerage in Pompton Plains

and immediately earned the

Rookie of the Year award.

She serves home buyers and

sellers in Passaic, Bergen and

Morris counties. Peters

excels in the marketing of

homes, and is a Certified

Relocation Specialist and

Certified New Homes

Specialist. A resident of

Wayne, she is active in the

community with Autism

Speaks, and with autism

and breast cancer awareness

causes.

For information aboutbuying or selling a home, con-

tact Karen Peters with


Brokerage in Wayne at 973-

694-8000 or directly on her

cell at 201- 400-7323. The

office is located at 1410 Valley

Road. Area listings can

be viewed at www.coldwell

bankermoves.com/Wayne.

v s t ou webs te at j

[email protected]

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CommunityHappenings

The MOMS Club of Wayne is looking formembers. It is part of an international non-profit support group for mothers who stay

home with their children; including thosewho have home-based businesses or workpart-time but are home with their childrenduring the day. The group offers a wide

range of activities including: monthlysocials, group activities/outings, play groupopportunities and moms night out for themoms only along with community serviceprojects. All activities and service projectsare voluntary. If you live in Wayne and areinterested in joining please e-mail [email protected] or go towww.meetup.com/moms-club-of-wayne.The Morning Minyan, a group of caringpeople dedicated to observing the tradition

of daily prayer, meets at 7:30am in the

sanctuary of Temple Beth Tikvah, 950Preakness Avenue in Wayne. A light break-fast follows the 15-20 minute prayer serv-ice. All welcome.The Pines Lake Womans Club is an activeclub opened to all women from the Waynearea that are at least 18 years old meetmonthly on the second Wednesday of themonth at the Pines Lake Elementary Schoolcafeteria at 7:30pm. Visitors are welcome. Theclub offers fun, friendship, and service. Formore information call 973-835-3272 or e-

mail [email protected].



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Homeowners about to

embark on homeimprovement projects

should prioritize dust removal

to avoid the potentially nega-

tive side effects of exposure to

lead dust. When undergoing a

renovation, homes built before

1978, the year the use of leadpaint was banned, are likely to

produce lead dust, which

occurs when lead paint is sand-

ed or chipped. That dust can be

especially harmful to children,

pregnant women and pets.

According to the Centers forDisease Control and Preven-

tion, lead dust that is as small as

a grain of sand is enough to poi-

son children, who may suffer

brain damage, hearing loss,

nervous system and kidney

damage, and decreased muscleand bone growth after exposure

to lead dust. When pregnant

women are exposed to lead

dust, that exposure may affect

the baby's cognitive develop-

ment while increasing the

mother's blood pressure.Household pets exposed to lead

dust may suffer from a series of

side effects, including vomit-

ing, diarrhea, abdominal pain

and possibly death.When mak-

ing renovations to their homes,

homeowners can open win-dows and wear protective gear

such as masks and safety gog-

gles to avoid direct exposure to

lead dust.

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KINNELON $474,999Relax in the hot tub or breakfast on the deck atthis exceptional 4BR/2+BA Ranch positionedon 2.05 acres. Well water. MLS 3143889


KINNELON $475,000Reward yourself with luxury in this distinctive,custom 3BR/2+BA split-level sited on 0.94acres. Security system. MLS 3129111


KINNELON $399,000Begin and end your search with this delightful3BR/2+BA Ranch. Cozy fireplace, walk-in closet.Two-car garage. MLS 3159856


KINNELON $499,000Explore the many charms of this outstanding3BR/2+BA Ranch ideally set on 1.30 acres.Cozy fireplace. Lake privileges. MLS 3143999


KINNELON $500,000Enjoy privacy and peace on 1.08 acres. Relax inthe comfort of this beautiful, custom 4BR/3BAhome. Community tennis. MLS 3121571


KINNELON $625,000Settle with ease in this lovely 4BR/2+BA Colo-nial situated on 1.41 acres. Cozy fireplace. Lakeprivileges. Clubhouse. MLS 3128958


KINNELON $699,000Set your sights on luxury in this impressive4BR/2+BA Ranch sited on 1.76 acres. 2 fire-places, high ceilings. Patio. MLS 3149030


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KINNELON $975,000Inspired 4BR/4+BA Contemp situated on 1.38acres. 3-car garage. 4 fireplaces, cathedral ceil-ings, whirlpool tub. MLS 3137641


KINNELON $1,599,000Fulfill all your dreams in this custom 6BR/7+BAhome sited on 1.41 acres. 4-car garage. 3 fire-places. Patio, deck. MLS 3146862


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