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Non-profit tohost poetry,drama event

BY HEATHER FIOREThe Lawrence Sun

Every Child Valued, theLawrenceville-based non-profit or-ganization that offers after-schooland summer enrichment pro-grams to at-risk students of Eg-gerts Crossing Village, is hosting anight of poetry and drama onJune 8. The program, entitledLove, Love, Love, will feature avariety of poetic works from pastand present students of ECVs Po-etry Club, as well as the works ofteacher and long-time poet andplaywright Frederick Olessi.

Olessi dedicates his time andexpertise as the co-facilitator ofour poetry club, working withthird graders to develop theirvoice and their own literary mas-terpieces, said Nicole Cody, devel-opment manager at ECV. He isquite a fascinating man and hiswork spans six decades.

Olessi started the poetry club al-most 10 years ago with MarcyByrd, Lawrence Township PublicSchools speech therapist.

Ive been writing poetry since Iwas little, and I know how chil-dren respond to it, Olessi said.So, I started classes with Marcy,where we meet with the studentsonce a week, talk about our week,

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The Lawrence Art Council has its 2013 Spring Art Exhibit at the Lawrence Library, which features more than 40 members artwork,including paintings, sculptures, photography, jewelry and mixed media. TOP LEFT: This acrylic painting, entitled Queen of Hearts,was done by Bill Plank and is available to purchase for $300. TOP RIGHT: An acrylic painting, entitled Floral I, was done by FlorenceSanders and is available to purchase for $25. BOTTOM LEFT: This digital piece of photographic art printed on canvas, entitled BareTree Sunset, was done by Rick Baker and is available to purchase for $75. BOTTOM RIGHT: This digital piece of photographic artprinted on canvas, entitled Three Flowers and a Butterfly, was done by Rick Baker and is available to purchase for $75. For more in-formation about purchasing these works of art, contact the library at (609) 882-9246.

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Awards presentedat council meeting

BY HEATHER FIOREThe Lawrence Sun

Lawrence Township Chief ofPolice Dan Posluszny presentedawards to nine residents and ninepolice officers, recognizing theiroutstanding efforts, at the town-ship councils meeting on May 21.

The civilian and police awards,which are distributed each May,are given to a selection of quali-

fied civilians and police officerswho have assisted in solving vari-ous crimes that have occurred inthe township.

Weve been doing this formany years, and its a greatthing, Posluszny said. I alwayssay, as a police department, wecant survive without the commu-nity; were all together in how wedo things.

The civilians who were recog-nized included Donna Cavalieri,Nicholas Migliacci, ShaunDlabik, James Gorski Jr., JosephBorda, Shaun Wagner, SamuelPangaldi, and Lynnsay and TimMegargle.

These residents observed a par-ticular crime happening such asrobberies, thefts and burglaries and went out of their way, riskingtheir own safety, to help the LTPD

solve each crime.In the Megargles instance,

they helped revive another localresident, Mary McCollum, viaCPR when they observed hergoing into cardiac arrest at RetroFitness.

The LTPD police officers whowere recognized included Offi-

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College of N.J. Art Gallery presentsArt, Innovation and Ideas exhibit

This summer, The College ofNew Jersey Art Gallery presentsArt, Innovation, and Ideas, anexhibition that will showcase ex-emplary artwork created by NewJerseys K-12 students, as well asinnovative lessons designed byNew Jerseys talented art teach-ers.

The exhibition, co-organizedby Dr. Lisa LaJevic, assistant pro-fessor and program coordinatorof Art Education, and EmilyCroll, director of TCNJs Art

Gallery, will be on view in the Artand Interactive MultimediaBuilding from June 2 throughJune 23. An opening reception

will be held at the gallery on June2 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Of the more than 440 pieces ofart submitted, 121 submissionswere accepted after review by a

jury of contemporary artists, cu-rators and educators, includinginternationally acclaimed artist,illustrator and author Faith Ring-gold. Ringgold, most known forher painted story quilts, hasworks in the permanent collec-tions of many museums includ-ing the Solomon R. Guggenheim

Museum, The Museum of Mod-ern Art, and The MetropolitanMuseum of Art. She has receivedinnumerable awards, including

22 honorary doctorates. She is adevoted advocate for art educa-tion and has illustrated 16 chil-dren's books, 11 of which she alsoauthored. Other jurors includeNew Jersey artist and educatorAylin Green; Baltimore-basedsculptor and fine artist ChristineTillman; painter and director ofArt Collaborations in PrincetonHeather Barros; and TCNJGallery Director Emily Croll.

Art, Innovation, and Ideas isintended to connect student

learning and art to current realworld issues. It aims to exhibitmeaningful two-dimensional,

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Every four years, there is a big,

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Councilman awards students with scholarshipsLawrence Councilman David Maffei,honored guest, presented two

Lawrenceville students, Gabrielle Raccos-ta and Mason Russo, $1,500 scholarshipson behalf of the Friends of the LawrenceLibrary at the librarys volunteer appre-ciation reception on May 9.

The recipients were chosen on thebasis of their scholarship, character andservice to their schools and community.

Raccosta is the daughter of Mary Annand Jim Raccosta of Lawrenceville.

Gabrielle a senior and honor student atNotre Dame High School, who will be at-

tending Montclair State University in thefall with plans to major in elementary ed-ucation.

While at Notre Dame, her service com-mitment centered on her personal inter-est in education and she volunteers at alocal grammar school.

Gabrielle also participated in theUrban Teachers Academy Program lastsummer at The College of New Jersey.

Lawrence High School senior Russo isthe son of Vicki and Larry Russo.

Mason swims for the Lawrence HighSchool varsity swim team, which recentlywon the Patriot division, and he alsoplays water polo for Princeton TigerAquatics. Mason is a member of the Na-

tional Honor Society, a peer leader at hisschool and synagogue, and last summerrepresented his school at Boys State.

He will pursue his interest in environ-mental science and entomology at Muh-lenberg College in the fall.

The Friends of the Lawrence Libraryfund a variety of childrens and adult pro-grams at the library in addition to the twoannual scholarships they award.

These programs are financed by moneyraised through their book sales and annu-al membership dues.

If you are interested in becoming aFriend of the Library and supportingtheir efforts, membership forms areavailable at the Lawrence Headquarters

Branch of the Mercer County LibrarySystem, which is located at 2751Brunswick Pike in Lawrenceville.

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THURSDAYMAY 30Open activity room: Ages 1 to 5.

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select a statement or idea that wewant to write about, write a poemand then read them to each other.Marcy and I have seen, over theyears, that the children have be-come wonderfully articulate andwonderful little writers.

The poetry club consists ofthird graders. This year, there are11 students in the club who are allparticipating in the benefit.

There will be three parts to theevent, Olessi said.

The first part will feature morethan five of Olessis poetic works,which will be read by him and twoprofessional actors he hired toadd a more dramatic element. Thesecond part will feature a selec-tion of works by past and currentstudents of the poetry club.

For the last part of the event,Olessi will debut his most recentdramatic work entitled Execu-tion, which chronicles the lasthours in the lives of Nicola Saccoand Bartolomeo Vanzetti, two Ital-ian immigrants who were legallyput to death by Massachusetts in1927. It stars Robert Bartolino asSacco and Philip Rieschick asVanzetti. Both men have heldleading roles in Olessis films andplays, most notably Masada,Rumi, Judas and Socrates.

The music of Olga Gorelli willalso be performed. Olessi wrote li-brettos for Gorelli, a world-fa-mous composer from Penningtonwho died in 2006.

Its a proper evening, but allpoetry, Olessi said. At the end ofthe year, we [poetry club] alwaysdo a poetry event.

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Orchard strawberriesready for the pickingEven after all the cold weather

this spring, the strawberries atTerhune Orchards are ready justabout on time. You can pick yourown at the farm on Cold Soil Roadnow until mid June.

At Terhune Orchards, we plantstrawberries in the fall, growingthem on raised beds with a blackplastic cover.

Despite the cold winter andspring, our crop of ripe redberries is ready.

The strawberry picking seasonlasts for about a month. In June,there will also be pick-your-owncherries and blueberries. Straw-berry picking is a fun, family-friendly activity.

Our pick-your-own hours aredaily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pick upa basket in our farm store, headout to our strawberry patch topick your juicy berries, and then

bring them back to the store to beweighed.

Terhune Orchards is located at330 Cold Soil Road in

Lawrenceville, just minutes fromdowntown Princeton. There isplenty of parking available at thefarm. For directions or more in-formation, call (609) 924-2310.

United Way hostingMoney Matters June 3

As part of its free financial in-formation series, the United Wayof Greater Mercer County is host-ing a workshop entitled, Money

Matters, on Monday, June 3 from6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Strayer Univer-sitys Lawrenceville campus.

Learn how to prepare and fol-low a spending plan. For more in-formation and to register, go touwgmc.org/money or call (609)896-1912.

Strayer University is located at3150 Brunswick Pike, Suite 100,classroom 103 in Lawrenceville.

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Two Lawrenceville students, seniors Gabrielle Raccosta and Mason Russo were recently awardedan individual $1,500 scholarship from the Friends of the Lawrence Library. Raccosta and Russoare pictured with Councilman David Maffei and Library President Eve Connolly.

Students receive library scholarship

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