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Royal Lawns of America,

Inc., has been in busi-

ness for over 40 years

and is now in its second gener-

ation. Michael Miller took

over the Wayne-based business

from his father and has contin-

ued to provide the community

with the same fine services that

are in tune with the environ-

ment.

The owner-operated,

owner-on-site business offers

customers the benefit of paying

one price for the whole year,

and there are no special con-

tracts. As Michael puts it: “My

work speaks for itself.”

He treats present prob-

lems with methods that are

environmentally friendly. “I’m

as close to organic as I can be,”

he said. Among the services are

aeration, seeding, fertilizing,

weed control, insect control,

liming, fungus control, and

IPM (integrated pest manage-

ment). More detail about each

service follows.

Aeration:To keep your

lawn healthy, it should be aer-

ated at least twice a year. The

Royal Lawns aeration tech-

niques allow air, light, water

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lawn, promoting root growth

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organically an excessive thatch

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MAR 25

•Bring your imagination and we supply

the LEGOs for Lego Lab on Wednesday,

March 25 from 4-5pm. For grades K-5.

Registration required. Call 973-835-

5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

MAR 28

•Time for a spring craft at the Riverdale

Library on Saturday, March 28 at 1pm.

Make a hand-crafted favor of up to

eight goody bags, a bunny cut-out, and

place cards. Supplies provided. For

more information, call 973-835-5044or go to www.riverdalelibrary.org.

•The Fusion Cafe at Butler Church of

The Nazarene presents Wheels of Fire, a

Cream Band Tribute, on Saturday,

March 28 at 7pm. The free show is pre-

sented by band mates Richie Ranno

from Starz, Gregg Hollister, and Joe

Dube on Drums. For reservations call

973-838-1027.

•Join Healthy Mind & Body Exercise for

Elders Program at Butler Public Library

presented by Marissa Jacobia, Volunteer

Girl Scout on Saturday March 28 from

12-1pm. Exercise your mind and bodythrough yoga, meditation, and stretch-

ing. Health and nutrition information

will also be provided. Please bring a

yoga mat and light weights if you wish.

This free program is limited to 15 par-

ticipants. Call 973-838-3262 or stop by

the Library to sign up.

APR 3

•The Reformed Church in Kinnelon

announces Good Friday Cantata on

Friday, April 3, at 7:30pm. An eight-

person choir will present The Weeping

Tree a musical rendering of the cross

that uses beloved hymns, newly com-posed music, and sacred symbols in a

testament of the crucifixion of Christ.

Communion will be offered. The

Reformed Church in Kinnelon is located

at 155 Kinnelon Road. For information,

please call 973-838-3113 or visit

reformedchurchkinnelon.org.

APR 6

•Riverdale Library will host

Documentary night on Monday, April 6

at 6:30pm View a recent documentary

on our big screen. Refreshments will be

served. For the movie title, call 973-

835-5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

APR10

•Riverdale Library will host Movie

Matinee on Friday, April 10 at 1pm.

View a recent blockbuster movie pre-

sented on our big screen. Holiday

refreshments will be served. For infor-

mation call 973-835-5044 or

www.riverdalelibrary.org.

APR 15

•Riverdale Library will host PruningOrnamental Trees and Shrubbery on

Wednesday, April 15 at 7pm. Marc

Zukovich, president of Sterling

Horticultural Services, will discuss prun-

ing techniques, practices and how

achieve the best blooms. For informa-

tion call 973-835-5044 or check our

website at www.riverdalelibrary.org.

APR 17

•Butler Public Library will hold a Family

Movie Night, showing “Into the Woods,”

Rated PG, 125 minutes, on Friday, April

17 from 6:45-9pm. Program is open to

all ages. Sign up at the Circulation

Desk, 1 Ace Road, or visit www.butlerli-

brary.org or call 973-838-3262.

APR 18

•Riverdale Library will host Family

Movie Matinee on Saturday, April 18 at

1pm. A boy prodigy and a giant robot

team up with friends to form a group of

high-tech heroes in this Disney/Pixar

hit. All ages welcome. Call 973-835-

5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.APR 21

•Butler Library presents Bring Spring

into Your Kitchen, on Tuesday, April 21,

from 6:30-7:45 pm. Popular PBS Chef,

Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian

shares how to dress up fresh spring pro-

duce in plant-based recipes. She will

share basics on how to cook with fresh

herbs and enhance your recipes. This

free program is limited to 25 partici-

pants. Register at 1 Ace Road, or

www.butlerlibrary.org or call 973-838-

3262.

APR 22

•Riverdale Library will host a Poetry

Workshop on Wednesday, April 22 at

7pm. New Jersey poet and teacher

Michelle Ovalle will lead the group dis-

cussion. You can create your own poems

using images and various art prints as

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An interesting ques-

tion when you think

about it, there are

many factors that determine

when an individual is able or

positioned to retire. Some

people are left powerless to

choose as their employer

made the decision for them

due to a corporate buy-out,

downsizing, relocation, merg-

er or just simple termination.

But, for most, the days of a

defined benefit plan (the

actual definition of a pension

plan with a guaranteed pay-

ment and commencement

date) are now a distant mem-

ory! Today, the overwhelming

and most popular retirement

plan is called a defined contri-bution plan, where the

employee defines the contri-

bution and where to put it.

Commonly known as a 401k

plan, a lot of people partici-

pate in their employer pro-

gram, yet know very little

about it or investing in gener-

al. It is the most important

feature of a working career; to

accumulate a retirement nest

egg so when employment

ceases, payments from the

plan may replace the pay-

check and continue for the

rest of the former employee’s

lifetime and if married, their

spouses lifetime too.

Will your 401k be

enough? Financial industry

studies routinely show that

the answer is NO! A good

back-up plan may be a self-funded IRA or an after-tax

savings plan. Some people are

“banking” on an inheritance;

but, with more parents living

longer and the costs of doing

so eating into their children’s

expected windfall, regardlessof a possible inheritance, each

of us needs to be financially

prepared for retirement and a

long one at that! Is your

expected inheritance protect-

ed from a prolonged long-term

care stay from either of your

parents? I must suggest that

you and your siblings, along

with your parents and a finan-

cial advisor get together to

discuss this seriously urgent

matter.

Think about this recent

statistic from the U.S.

Department of Health’s web-

site, www.longtermcare.gov,

which states that 7 out of 10

seniors will require long-term

care assistance and with the

Boomer Generation which is

turning 65 at a rate of 10,000

people a day for the next 16years this means that 7,000

people a day, growing expo-

nentially over the next 16

years will require LTC assis-

tance before they die! By this

statistic 7,000 x 365 days =

2,555,000 people over thenext 12 months will require

LTC help. Multiply that over

just the next 5 years =

12,775,000 people will have a

long-term care expense. Board

and Care facilities (nursing

homes) in Northern NJ cur-

rently average $125,000

annually, according to a

recent Genworth Insurance

Company study. Looking at

this statistic and assuming

that your parents have

longevity and assets, with a

70% chance of needing care

and the average LTC facility

stay just under 3 years, not

accounting for inflation, the

probable bill would amount to

$375,000 per parent. Can

they afford that? Can you

afford to lose that much of

your “retirement inheri-tance?”

Medicaid doesn’t chip in

for facility care until Medicare

is exhausted after 100 days or

sooner if the patient’s health

cannot be regained and they

are designated as “custodial”and no longer rehabilitative.

Medicaid won’t pay unless the

family assets are spent-down

to poverty level in order to

become eligible. It’s this

“spend-down” period that

awakens children, but, by

then it’s too late to be proac-

tive. The child or children are

typically the Power of

Attorney and deplete Dad and

Mom’s portfolio/estate to pay

for their parents’ care. Having

been in this business for over

33 years, I’ve witnessed this

“spend-down tragedy” far too

many times, as plans for a

legacy, bequest and other best

intentions were buried before

the parents died, because the

children were forced to use

their parents money to pay

the nursing home/homehealth care bills that ran into

the hundreds of thousands of

dollars.

So now let’s bring this

story back to you, where you

are the parent and not the

child: have you prepared for

this 70% statistical eventuali-

ty of LTC needs and expenses,

did you segregate a current

value of $375,000 of your

401k or retirement portfolio

for this purpose? While work-

ing, perhaps you had disability

insurance to protect your pay-

check in the event you could

not work due to a disability;

when you are retired or think-

ing about retiring, shouldn’t

you prepare to have the same

“paycheck protection” from

either a long-term care claim

or if the bottom falls-out of

the stock market? Doesn’t

everyone need paycheck pro-tection, especially when your

retirement portfolio that gen-

erates your monthly “pay-

check” is finite? I certainly do

and would encourage you to

discuss this subject of such

major financial importance

with your spouse, your sib-

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you derive financial advice

and guidance from. If you are

not thrilled with your finan-

cial advisor or don’t have one,

I would like to apply for that

honorable position, with no

cost or obligation to you. This

subject matter is just too

important to ignore or put-off

any longer! You are the

“youngest and healthiest” you

will ever be, right now.

Something might happen

with your health to compro-mise your ability to purchase

insurance coverage if you

delay any longer. Just last

week a client called me to

increase his life insurance

because his friend dropped

dead of a heart attack at a

family gathering, he was only

30, married with 4 kids and

had ZERO life insurance.

Please don’t allow procrasti-

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against you and your family’s

financial future. Your legacy is

worth more than that and so

is your family’s memory of

how you provided for them!

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inspiration. Open to writers of all skill

levels. For information, call the library

at 973-835-5044 or www.riverdaleli-

brary.org.

APR 25•Zumba Gold a low impact dance and

fitness class at Butler Public Library will

be presented by Maryann King, licensed

Zumba instructor on Saturday, April 25

from 1-2pm. This class will start with a

short discussion of fitness and a include

30 minute demo workout. This free pro-

gram is limited to 15 participants. Call

973-838-3262, or stop by the Library

to pre-register.

APR 29

•Family Promise of Passaic County’s is

celebrating their first year of service to

Passaic County homeless families at a

dinner dance on Wednesday, April 29

from 7-11pm at The Bethwood, 38

Lackawanna Ave, Totowa. Music provid-

ed by DJ’s Rock-n-Rono Entertainment.

The honorees include charter members,

former board members and benefac-

tors. Please send RSVP along with check

for $60 per ticket by April 15 to Family

Promise of Passaic County, PO Box

1356, Wayne, NJ 07474. For informa-

tion contact Therese Grolly at 973-626-

2801 or visit fppassaiccounty.org.

APR 30•Riverdale Library will host Paradise

Gardens for Pollinators and Wildlife on

Thursday, April 30 at 7pm. Create a

mini paradise in your back yard. Master

Gardener Gail Di Domenico joins us to

discuss how to attract butterflies, bees,

dragonflies, hummingbirds and other

wildlife to your garden, includ ing plants

that pollinators like and what those

plants require to be successful in your

garden. For information call 973-835-

5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

Around the

Community…

•Friends Annual Book Sale to benefit

the Riverdale Public Library is on Friday,

March 27, from 4-8pm, Saturday,

March 28 from 10am-4pm and Sunday,

March 29 from 12-3pm at the Riverdale

Community Center, 57 Loy Avenue. Join

us for a selection of books, music and

movies at great prices. For more infor-

mation, call 973-835-5044 or visit

www.riverdalelibrary.org.•Calvary Gospel Church, 1559

Hamburg Tpk., Wayne, invites the com-

munity to the following Easter services

Friday, April 3, Good Friday Services at

7pm; and Sunday, April 5, Sunrise

Service at 8am; Easter Breakfast at

9am; Easter Service at 10am. Please

call for information 973-694-5385.

•Riverdale Library will host AARP Driver

Safety Course on Saturday, April 18 and

April 25 from 1-4pm. The purpose of

this course is to help drivers of all ages

to maintain their mobility and inde-

pendence by refreshing their driving

skills and learning how to adjust to age-

related challenges. Cost: $15 for AARP

members; $20 for non-members. Both

sessions must be completed. Call 973-

835-5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

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Growing up, I was

probably the biggest

liar in the world. I

lied, cheated and stole almost

compulsively. I lied so much,

in fact, that to this day, I’m

really not sure what memories

actually occurred and which

were fantasy. For example, if I

didn’t have a photo of myself

standing on the field at

Yankee Stadium hanging in

my basement, I probably

wouldn’t even know if I had

actually tried out for the New

York Yankees. Often times,

my sisters talk about the past,

but I just can’t seem to

remember the memories they

speak of.

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my childhood that led me to

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I guess it all comes back to the

“woe is me” syndrome. An

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attention fix, I felt worthless.

Because I felt like my life was

not interesting enough to

please my family, my friends,

and anyone else I came in

contact with, I made up what

I thought was a better version

of me. It would be easy for me

to blame others, who never

paid much attention to me,

but ultimately I am the one

who made the choice of creat-

ing another me.

I still can’t believe some

of the stuff I did for attention,

or just to make myself feel

more important.

Think about it…

Are you who you say you

are or merely the fantastical

creation of your own mind?

Maybe you are the creation of

someone else. I truly believe

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Preschoolers at the Riverdale Library.

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Call 973-835-5044 or go online at

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•Free Tax Assistance for seniors will be

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Appointments required. Call Pat

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•The Reformed Church in Kinnelon

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babysitters qualifications and the pro-

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As a little girl I loved

Easter. What’s not

to love? My sister

and I always got a new

“Easter outfit” which includ-ed a frilly dress of our choos-

ing, lacy socks, shiny new

patent leather mary janes, a

hat and even little white

gloves. No, I’m not nearing

80, that’s just the way my

mom wanted to do things.

Coloring enough eggs to

exhaust a barnyard of chick-

ens, we were artistic genius-

es. The night before the big

day we’d be filled with but-

terflies of anticipation for

the beautiful, loaded basket

that giant rabbit would drop

off in exchange for the large

carrot left as an offering of

gratitude…and yes, we

believed!

Up at dawn, we’d mar-

vel at the lovely loot

bestowed upon us and eat a

few pieces of candy before

breakfast. Church was fun

because we got to show off

our new clothes and find outhow much the Big Bunny

liked other kids.

Off to Grandma’s house

for Easter egg hunts until the

last adult finally said no

more. Aunts, uncles, cousins

and grandparents sat down to

a table laden with what we

now call comfort food.

Throughout the day we were

depleting our stash as the

marshmallow peeps, choco-

late bunnies, jelly beans and

malted milk eggs were con-

sumed.

Um…and there was

something about Jesus. Any

of this sounding familiar?

I’m not one to condemn

any tradition that results in

family togetherness and

forming sweet memories, but

perhaps there’s a better way. I

realize now that the Easter

celebration I grew up with

was all about me: my appear-ance, my stash of goodies,

and my fun day.

Honestly, it’s still all

about me…at least that’s

what Jesus would say. He

lived in our challenging,

abusive, hurt-filled world for

me. He died a brutal death,

at the hands of hateful peo-

ple for me. He defeated

death and lives on, for

me. Romans 5:8 says, “But

God demonstrates His love

for us in this: While we were

still sinners, Christ died

for us.”

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Easter is on the way, and

practicing Christians

across the globe have

spent the Lenten season

preparing for the day when

they celebrate the resurrection

of Jesus Christ. Lent is a season

best spent in the company of

close friends and family, and

the following are a few ways for

Christians to celebrate their

faith in the weeks leading up to

Easter Sunday.

Give Easter eggs a differ-

ent meaning. Easter eggs are

popular among youngsters,

and that popularity can be

used to teach kids about their

faith. Eggs are frequently

viewed as a symbol of new life,

so parents can use them to

show their children how

Christ died and was born

anew. Eggs can be filled with

small items that symbolize

something related to Christ’s

story. Or they can be left

empty to represent the empty

tomb after His resurrection.

Eat food that conveys

Biblical stories. For Easter din-

ner, enjoy foods that are men-

tioned in the Bible. A fish din-

ner can convey the story of

how Jesus multiplied fish to

feed the crowds, or dine on

lamb and share the story of

Passover.

Participate in church

services. Throughout Lent,

many parishes offer Easter vig-

ils or specialized services that

relate the account of Jesus’ life

and subsequent death on the

cross. Some churches may

recreate realistic stations of the

Cross. Employing pageantry to

bring biblical stories to life can

help young children visualize

and better understand the

meaning of Easter.

Create a Christ-centered

Easter basket. Parents can still

fill kids’ Easter baskets with

some of the familiar confec-

tionary treats, but those parents

who impart lessons about their

faith to their kids also can

include books about the story

of Easter, rosary beads, a cruci-

fix for a child’s room, and

maybe a children’s Bible.

Make time for volunteer

work. Many families reserve

volunteerism for the Christmas

season, but Easter also marks a

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Every year Jewish peo-

ple celebrate Passover,

a commemoration of

the liberation of the Jews

from slavery under Egyptianleaders.

Religious texts tell that

God helped the children of

Israel escape slavery in Egypt

with the assistance of Moses

and 10 plagues. Israelites were

employed as slaves to build

new monuments to Egypt’s

far-reaching power. Moses

was the adopted brother of

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Israelite slaves.

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contacted by God via a burn-

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hearing their pleas and wit-

nessing their suffering.

Moses asked God to

choose another for the mis-

sion, but the Lord was

adamant. Moses set out to

speak to Pharaoh, but was

unsuccessful in his efforts. It

was then that God helped

Moses’ effort by inflicting the

10 Plagues, also referred to as

the Biblical Plagues in the

Christian bible. The plagues

were designed to contrast the

overwhelming power of the

Israelite God from the impor-

tance of the Egyptian gods.

One of the plagues

occurred when God turned

the Nile River’s water into

blood. He also brought on

hordes of frogs, lice and flies.

God brought pestilence to

Egyptian livestock and then

boils to Egyptian people.

Plagues of hail, locusts and

darkness followed. When

these efforts did not produce

the freedom sought by the

Israelites, God said he would

go through Egypt and all

of the firstborn sons of

the Egyptians, including

Pharaoh’s own son, would

perish. Moses was informed to

tell the Israelites to mark

their own doors with lamb’s

blood so that the Lord would

pass over these homes and

spare the Israelites’ children

from harm.

This final plague devas-

tated the Egyptian people and

proved so horrific as to war-

rant the freedom of the

Israelite slaves. Pharaoh freed

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them, and Moses led them all

on a mass exodus from Egypt.

Passover, or Pesach, is first

mentioned in the Torah’s

account of the Exodus fromEgypt. The word “pesach” is

believed to mean “he hovered

over, guarding,” which is the

image evoked by the retelling

of the Passover story.

Today there are many

Passover traditions that date

back to early history. Jewish

people may dine on lamb or

goat meat in memory of the

lambs sacrificed. All forms of

leavened bread or leaveningagents (chametz) are avoided

as the fleeing Israelite slaves

had no leavened bread to take

with them on their journey.

Homes are cleared of all leav-

ening agents. Firstborn sons

are commanded to observe

the Fast of the Firstborn.

Passover Seder feasts are

enjoyed, and men and

women drink four cups of

wine during the meal. Homesare made Kosher for the pur-

pose of the holiday, and a

separate set of Passover dish-

es, glassware and silverware

that have never touched

chametz are used.

Games, songs and tradi-

tional readings are all part of

the Passover celebration,

which lasts for seven or eight

days depending on the area of

the world in which it is beingobserved. Historically, togeth-

er with Shavuot and Sukkot,

Passover completes the trio of

the pilgrimage festivals of the

Jewish people.


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Indoor cats live longer,

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Indoor cats have many advan-

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There are many alterna-

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When kittens first come home,

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resulted from aggressive shov-eling or breaking up of ice.

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