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To All Our Readers, I wish you a happy new year full of new possibilities, personal growth, and most importantly, great health! The Connection Magazines has been proudly connecting the local merchants and our 80K print and over 50K regularly engaged online readers and, has emerged as the preferred choice for businesses to market their brands and for readers to look for everything related to LOCAL shopping, dining, and activities. Our COMMENDS articles highlight LOCAL businesses. In each issue, we feature some of their stories, their expertise, and their vision. We hope that as our valued readers you appreciate us spotlighting their hard work and the faces behind the businesses. In this new year, our promise to you is to consistently deliver LOCAL content that matters and our ask of you is that you support LOCAL businesses. As a community magazine, we are aware that shopping small has big implications. Here’s how! COMMUNITY GROWTH: When you shop local, you are pouring dollars back into your local community which leads to local prosperity. BOOST LOCAL JOBS GROWTH: Small businesses are more likely to hire local people. If their business thrives, they need more hands on deck. NETWORKING – MAKING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS: When you shop local you build relationships and directly interact with the business owner’s widening your own social and professional network. CUSTOMIZED SELECTION & PERSONALIZED SERVICE – A local business knows the shopping behavior of its clients and will go to great lengths to offer its services accordingly. Local artist Doug Allen’s Hiker's Nightmare, Silvertip Grizzly Bear graces the cover. Mr. Allen creates images that sparkle with light and suggest the tensions and quiet dramas of life in the wild. 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THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 8 FEB/MARCH 2022 theconnectionsnj.com A painter of wildlife and landscapes, Doug Allen was born in Jersey City, NJ in 1935. He studied under W. J. Aylward (Howard Pyle pupil) at the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts and later with Paul Bransom in Jackson, WY. Over the years his work has been influenced by artists he has admired such as Howard Pyle, N. C. Wyeth, W. R. Leigh, Carl Rungius and Frederic Remington. Doug’s art career began as an illustrator of big game animals for magazines and books. His paintings and drawings appeared in numerous periodicals such as Outdoor Life, Sports Afield and Reader’s Digest. Notable books he illustrated are Jack O’Connor’s The Big Game Animals of NorthAmerica, andClydeOrmond’s, The Complete Book of Hunting. Collectively his illustrations have appeared in over thirty-five books. Doug’s paintings are represented in the collections of The National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, WY, the Glenbow Museum, Alberta, Canada, Brandywine River Museum, Chadds Ford, PA, and the Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Oradell, NJ among others. Having collected the works of N. C. Wyeth for many years, in 1972 Doug co-authored with his father, the book, N. C. Wyeth, The Collected Paintings, Illustrations and Murals. Additionally, he has written numerous articles about artists: Carl Rungius, Charles Livingston Bull, Philip R. Goodwin, Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, A.B. Frost and N. C. Wyeth. This recognized American Master is a local treasure, living in our own backyard in Hunterdon County. Studio 7 Fine Art Gallery in Bernardsville is proud to be hosting The Wild Bunch, North American & African Wildlife by Mr. Allen from January 26 – March 31, 2022. DOUG ALLEN A painter of wildlife and landscapes, Doug Allen was born in Jersey City, NJ in 1935. Doug’s art career began as an illustrator of big game animals for magazines and books. His paintings and drawings appeared in numerous periodicals such as Outdoor Life, Sports Afield and Reader’s Digest.
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THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 10 FEB/MARCH 2022 theconnectionsnj.com Angela M. Scafuri, Carly DiFrancisco, Joseph P. Cadicina, Pasqua Cadicina, Nicola Cucciniello MATRIMONIAL & FAMILY LAW Cadicina Law, LLC 36 Cattano Ave., 6th Floor, Morristown, New Jersey 07960 TEL: 973-270-9166 • FAX: 973-843-6072 cadicinalaw.com Office Location: Cadicina Law, LLC primarily practices in the area of divorce, family law, domestic violence, prenuptial/post-nuptial agreements and related matters dealing with alimony, custody, child support, and equitable distribution along with dissolution of domestic partnerships, civil unions and same sex divorces. The firm has developed an excellent reputation in family law, has been recognized in various publications, our attorneys serve on various family law committees and lecture for County and State Bar Associations. Cadicina Law, LLC continues to serve clients in Morris, Somerset and the surrounding Northern New Jersey counties. The firm also performs complex family lawmediations and arbitrations for private clients and court appointed assignments. Please visit our website and social media sites to obtain more information about the firm and members. Cadicina Divorce and Family Law firm is pleased to announce that Angela M. Scafuri, Esq. has been sworn in as the President of the Morris County Bar Association. Ms. Scafuri took the oath of office, which was administered by Morris County Assignment Judge the Honorable Stuart N. Minkowitz. Ms. Scafuri has served as a member of the MCBA since 2008. She was elected to serve as a Trustee for four years, and thereafter was elected to the Executive Board where she has served in several roles, including Secretary, Treasurer and Vice President. Ms. Scafuri served as the President-Elect in 2021. She also served as the President of the charitable arm of the Association, the Morris County Bar Foundation in 2020. Ms. Scafuri also serves as an accredited mediator in both family and civil matters and has been trained as a collaborative law attorney. She is one of the few trained mediators in New Jersey authorized to mediate cases that include a domestic violence Final Restraining Order. Ms. Scafuri is a partner at Cadicina Law in Morristown, New Jersey, where she works with clients on issues including alimony and child support, custody and parenting time, same-sex divorce and dissolution, the drafting of pre-marital, separation and property settlement agreements and domestic violence matters. She represents clients in divorce litigation as well as alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation, arbitration and collaborative practice. Ms. Scafuri has been consistently recognized by Best Lawyers in both Family Law and Family Law Mediation and in New Jersey Super Lawyers and in New Jersey Monthly - “Super Lawyers.” She has been previously recognized by her peers as one of the “Top 40 Under 40” by the New Jersey Law Journal. In 2020, Angela was recognized by Morris Health and Life for family law and in 2021, Ms. Scafuri was named in Super Lawyers Top 50 Women Attorneys in New Jersey. Ms. Scafuri also serves on the Executive Board for the New Jersey Association for Justice Matrimonial Committee and is a member of the Family Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association. She is also a Master in the Barry Croland Inns of Court for Northern New Jersey. Ms. Scafuri’s goals for the MCBA include: continuing to foster and enhance the relationship between attorney practitioners and the judiciary and attorneys and the public; advancing the cause of social justice, equality and inclusion; and to create and encourage support for lawyers and law students facing mental health issues. “I look forward to leading the MCBA with passion and purpose. The Morris County Bar Association is one of the largest County Bar Associations in the State, with over 600 attorney members. It is my hope to foster a community of inclusion as well as to provide continuing education programs for both attorneys and the public. In addition, particularly during the Covid-19 pandemic, we have seen an increase in attorneys facing mental health challenges and we hope to create new support and outreach programs to assist attorneys to cope with the uncertain challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic.” Ms. Scafuri will serve as the 122nd President of the Morris County Bar Association for 2022. Angela M. Scafuri, Esq. Cadicina Law, LLC 36 Cattano Avenue, 6th Floor Morristown, New Jersey 07960 973-270-9166 www.cadicinalaw.com Commends Connection Ms. Scafuri is a partner at Cadicina Law in Morristown, New Jersey, where she works with clients on issues including alimony and child support, custody and parenting time, same- sex divorce and dissolution, the drafting of pre-marital, separation and property settlement agreements and domestic violence matters.
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EACH YEAR, WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH shines a light on the often unsung contributions of women around the world. This year, more than ever, women’s contributions deserve recognition. Holding families and society together, women have done it all during the pandemic: Wife. Mother. Daughter. Teacher. Front-line worker. Caregiver. First responder. Professional. Politician — including, finally in the U.S., even Vice President. “I have seen all of the women in my life step up to work even harder — as caretakers for sick loved ones, teachers to their children, to help feed their communities and fight for social justice. Their response has left me in awe,” says Marci McGregor, senior investment strategist, Chief Investment Office, Merrill and Bank of America Private Bank. On the other hand, the financial impact of the pandemic has threatened to erase decades of economic gains and progress towards equality; many women have left the workforce, citing the pressures of juggling careers and homeschooling as a reason. Yet, as vaccination programs ramp up and stimulus plans help to boost economic recovery, women may emerge stronger and more resilient than ever, using lessons learned to re-set their financial and professional lives and continue boldly on the path toward gender equality. Below, several Bank of America and Merrill women leaders offer tips for moving forward. Q. How have you dealt with the stress of the pandemic, and what lessons have you learned? “What a rollercoaster of a year!” says McGregor. Like many women, she found that prioritizing her health was key to managing stress. “Just finding a way to get outside every day helped,” she says. Ninon Marapachi, head of Asset Manager Relationships, Investor Solutions Group, Bank of America, shares that “the recent health crisis has taught me to treasure moments with people who are close to me.” Learning to let go and “not strive for perfection” were key takeaways for Nancy Fahmy, head of Alternative Investments and Specialty Asset Management, Bank of America. And from Jen Auerbach-Rodriguez, managing director, Strategic Growth Markets, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, comes this reaffirmation of a valuable rule to live by: “Give people the benefit of the doubt. You never know what someone is going through.” Q: Do you have tips for staying connected, proving your value and getting promoted while working remotely? “I have tried to set aside time to catch up with colleagues I used to see in the office about things unrelated to work,” says McGregor. Many women leaders point to the value of mentorship as a way of staying connected and contributing to the culture of their company. “Make the time to check in on people,” says Auerbach-Rodriguez. Fahmy also recommends “looking for opportunities to present your work at team meetings,” even via video camera. On the subject of career building, Kirstin Hill, chief operating officer, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, Bank of America, offers this advice: “Let your managers know what you have accomplished, in a clear, simple way, allowing them to tell your story on your behalf.” Q. What financial advice do you have for women who want to step back professionally—to create better work-life balance or manage a caregiving role? “Having additional time at home, or for yourself, can be priceless,” says Auerbach-Rodriguez. Fahmy agrees: “Ensure that you can afford to take a career break. You may need to adjust your spending habits or lifestyle.” Adds McGregor, “Check in with your HR department. Many employers are offering expanded benefits to caregivers and to support their employees’ physical and mental health right now.” Q. How can all of us be better prepared financially for the next unexpected event? “Not spending all that you earn — it is important to have an emergency fund to cover at least six months of basic expenses,” says Marapachi. McGregor adds, “Pay yourself first. It sounds so simple, but being diligent about saving is the best way to prepare for unexpected events. Set it up to happen automatically.” She also recommends having “the difficult conversations about wills, financial planning and health directives before you are in a crisis.” Q. Who has inspired you the most in the last year? Health care workers and educators rank high in almost everyone’s estimation. Fahmy applauds her childhood friend, a pediatric ICU nurse: “She worked tirelessly to care for coronavirus patients while continuing to care for her own family.” And Hill celebrates her daughter’s teacher, saying “not only did she keep my daughter engaged academically remotely, but she did so with an extraordinary sense of empathy and understanding. She is one of many teachers like that.” “There are just too many choices,” sums up Auerbach-Rodriguez. Women’s contributions during the pandemic are nothing short of extraordinary. And their example provides hope for a brighter future for us all. For more information, contact Merrill Financial Karen A. Ostarticki of the Bedminster, NJ office at (908)719-6418 or karen.ostarticki@ml.com or fa.ml.com/new-jersey/bedminster/ karen-ostarticki Opinions and hypothetical forecasts are those of the author(s) and subject to change. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Bank of America, Merrill, their affiliates, and advisors do not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice. Clients should consult their legal and/or tax advisors before making any financial decisions. The Chief Investment Office (CIO) provides thought leadership on wealth management, investment strategy and global markets; portfolio management solutions; due diligence; and solutions oversight and data analytics. CIO viewpoints are developed for Bank of America Private Bank, a division of Bank of America, N.A., (“Bank of America”) and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated (“MLPF&S” or “Merrill”), a registered broker-dealer, registered investment adviser and a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of America Corporation. Asset allocation, diversification and rebalancing do not ensure a profit or protect against loss in declining markets. Equity securities are subject to stock market fluctuations that occur in response to economic and business developments. Bonds are subject to interest rate, inflation and credit risks. Investments focused in a certain industry may pose additional risks due to lack of diversification, industry volatility, economic turmoil, susceptibility to economic, political or regulatory risks and other sector concentration risks. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated (also referred to as “MLPF&S” or “Merrill”) makes available certain investment products sponsored, managed, distributed or provided by companies that are affiliates of Bank of America Corporation (“BofA Corp.”). MLPF&S is a registered broker-dealer, registered investment adviser, Member SIPC, and a wholly owned subsidiary of BofA Corp. Investment products: Are Not FDIC Insured Are Not Bank Guaranteed May Lose Value © 2021 Bank of America Corporation. 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theconnectionsnj.com HOME & DESIGN PAGE 23 908.766.2006 www.trueleafkitchens.com 134 S. Finley Ave., Basking Ridge truly transform the way you live by Katrina Musto A NEW YEAR, A NEW HOME DESIGN CertaPro Painters, a provider of residential and commercial interior and exterior painting services, has franchises all over the country. Bob Jamrog, President and Owner of the Hunterdon and Central Somerset County branches has noticed customers becoming sophisticated in their recent purchases by requesting a broader range of services from the “painter,” such as color consultation, wallpaper removal, carpentry and cabinet painting. CertaPro Painters services include pressure washing, wallpaper removal, cabinet painting, epoxy garage floors, deck staining, interior and exterior painting and staining and light carpentry. With business hours from 9:00am – 5:00pm Monday through Friday (although often providing estimates and executing projects on offhours and weekends), Jamrog continually strives to live by and run the business by the “golden rule” we all learned back in our school days, which is treating others the way in which you would like to be treated. “We approach each project with the idea that we are painting this customer’s home as though it were our own home,” he says. What sets CertaPro Painters apart from other companies? They are built on quality, not just the quality of the paint job but the overall experience, says Jamrog. They begin every job by setting up the estimate then providing a detailed proposal clearly defining the scope of work and corresponding costs associated with each aspect of the project. Crews then show up with the production manager previewing the project with the paint crew and customer. In most cases, they do not take deposits, yet have the customer sign the proposal and do not accept payment until the project is completed. CertaPro Painters warranties their work for two years to ensure the customer is satisfied. In the day and age of Covid, there has been what Jamrog believes is a pent-up demand that has been having a positive impact on their business. “However, there is a negative impact as well: with Covid there has been a significant fear and uncertainty created and as a result, this has had an impact on how we deal with our customers,” he explains. “We try to provide a sense of normalcy and routine into their schedules in this ongoing environment of uncertainty.” He and his wife, Kim are firm believers in “paying it forward.” “I have been blessed throughout my career to have had mentors and people that have helped me succeed therefore we believe it our responsibility and mission to help our team members succeed and grow in their respective roles and responsibilities,” he fondly says. When he isn’t helping folks create the homes of their dreams, he enjoys golfing and landscaping his own property! CertaPro Painters certapro.com/central-somerset-county Bob Jamrog, Owner, President CertaPro Painters 908-713-9901 Certapro.com Commends Connection CertaPro Painters services include pressure washing, wallpaper removal, cabinet painting, epoxy garage floors, deck staining, interior and exterior painting and staining and light carpentry. What sets CertaPro Painters apart from other companies? They are built on quality, not just the quality of the paint job but the overall experience, says Jamrog. They begin every job by setting up the estimate then providing a detailed proposal clearly defining the scope of work and corresponding costs associated with each aspect of the project. Cell: 908-797-9516 certapro.com bjamrog@certapro.com License #13VH08653400 BEFORE AFTER Interior • Exterior • Residential • Commercial Painting • Carpentry Call Now at 908-713-9901 Owner Bob Jamrog Free Color Consultation with Booked Project Because Painting is Personal® COVID 19 Protocol for Interiors Remote Estimates Available
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theconnectionsnj.com HOME & DESIGN PAGE 28 There are several design trends for the coming year that really stand out and some can be attributed to living in a pandemic for almost two years! Color is always an important trend in design. This year shades of green have emerged again. Vivid emerald, oceanic blue-greens and gentle gray- greens are some of the colors you’ll see in home design. Scientists have found that green hues alleviate stress, decrease heart rate and refresh our senses. Any wonder that this color has become more popular this past year? You’ll see these fresh greens in paints, fabrics and kitchen cabinets. Benjamin Moore’s 2022 Color of the Year, October Mist #1495, is a gorgeous muted sage that creates a serene, spa-like vibe used alone, but can also be a beautiful neutral backdrop for an array of other colors. Indoor foliage is another way to bring green into your home this coming year. According to the National Gardening Association, houseplant sales in the U.S. have increased more than 50% in the past three years. Living plants connect us to the outside, bring nature in and, most importantly, convert carbon dioxide into new oxygen and help purify the air. Plants also increase the humidity in the air through a process called transpiration, which may help alleviate winter’s dryness. Well-chosen plants complement any décor. From a small potted plant on your work surface to a collection of large floor plants in a family gathering space, nothing adds more energy and life to a room than living plants. Natural materials such as stone, wood and found archaeological pieces are always organic and classic in interiors. 2022 will bring us some beautiful new woven options in bamboo, wicker and rattan. The edgy, hard lined industrial look in furniture is being replaced with more rounded forms and curves. Chairs, sofas, tables and lighting fixtures in woven natural materials add a casual, lived-in elegance to any room. Even the addition of a few important accessories can update and refresh a room. You’ll likely see fluting and reeding as well as flat fronts and smooth doors on cabinets. Possibly springing from the recent interest in traditional ship-lap, flat fronts on furniture and kitchen cabinets may move to the background, while milled groove details will be seen in storage options all over the home. A wonderful way to add interest to a large wall is to add texture through flat slats or three dimensional lines. Repurposing our homes to support multiple functions is a dilemma many of us have faced in working from home. You may not have heard of Crittall-style partitions but you’ve most likely seen them. Originally introduced by Frances Henry Crittall in England in 1860, these slim profile steel frames with glass panels divide space but keep interior spaces open to light. Both modern and industrial they provide separate areas in which to work and live. Still charming after so many years, versatile and high in style, the partitions can be used in family living spaces, kitchens and even as shower enclosures, Crittall-style partitions are highly functional and the look is on point for traditional, transitional or contemporary homes. Whether your home needs a better use of space, a few new pieces of furniture or some fresh color, 2022 will be the year to turn the house you love into the home you love to live in. Gail Bicknell, Owner & Interior Designer, fairstreetinteriors.squarespace.com Home Design Trends for 2022 Helping you find harmony between comfort & beauty Color is always an important trend in design. This year shades of green have emerged again. Vivid emerald, oceanic bluegreens and gentle gray- greens are some of the colors you’ll see in home design. The edgy, hard lined industrial look in furniture is being replaced with more rounded forms and curves. Chairs, sofas, tables and lighting fixtures in woven natural materials add a casual, lived-in elegance to any room HintsHome for the I NC. Since 1946 Donna Freedland Realtor Cell: 908-672-2309 Call or Text DFreedland@vandykgroup.com Contact me for all the latest listings and Summer Rentals! Resort and Second Home Specialist Office: 609-492-1511 x 1102 Email: DFreedland@vandykgroup.com DFreedland.vandykrealestate.com 12800 Long Beach Boulevard, Beach Haven Terrace, NJ 08008 Now is the Best Time to Buy on LBI!
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THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 35 FEB/MARCH 2022 theconnectionsnj.com Safely Socializing Puppies We have everything your dog needs! • Day Training/Socialization • Puppy Kindergarten • Basic Obedience Training for all ages • Private Instruction - at our facility or in-home Check our website for a full list of current offerings www.mydogsgotclass.com 908-334-1043 info@mydogsgotclass.com 830 US Highway 202/206 North, Bridgewater Adrienne Kepp, CPDT-KSA Owner 5 Year Anniversary At My Dog’s Got Class, we love to give people who are passionate about their relationship with their dog some simple tips to strengthen that relationship! We start by assessing what we can do to help our dogs understand us better. Sometimes frustration from both parties in the relationship stems from not speaking the same language… and it’s true because we don’t! As humans, we may find it difficult to get our dogs to understand us when we speak in a language that they do not. So, at My Dog’s Got Class, we try to help people learn how to speak the language of dogs. The most useful tool in dog training is something that every dog parent has in their toolbox; it’s our own bodies! Dogs learn and understand things more visually than auditorily; so when trying to get your dog to do something, we recommend thinking about what your body is saying first. In group classes at My Dog’s Got Class, when we teach something new to the dog, we always start off silently. We make sure that the dog understands our hand/body cues first before we add the verbal cue. In teaching ‘Down’, for example, we lure the dog into position nose to toes first, over and over. While doing this we make sure that our hand cue looks the same when there is a lure in it, and when there is not so when the time comes to remove the lure, our hand cue has not changed. Then, we practice many times without the lure to make sure the dog really understands that hand cue. Once the behavior is patterned with the hand cue, we can then add the verbal cue. The reason we wait to add the verbal cue is to ensure the dog completely understands the hand cue and then it can be paired with the auditorial cue. If the understanding of the hand cue is not present, the connection to the verbal cue cannot be made. Once the connection between visual and verbal is made, the next step would be to start removing the visual cue. If the connection does not happen, this is when we find ourselves repeating verbal cues and getting frustrated. We can simply remind the dog with our visual cue for success! Another way our bodies are a useful tool in training is for ‘Recalls’. As humans, it is a simple instinct to run after someone or something that we are trying to catch; however, dogs are very aware of spatial pressure. If we run after them in hopes of trying to catch them, we often find ourselves initiating a chasing game. This is because when we run after them, we increase our spatial pressure onto them. Instead, we should run the other way or shuffle backwards while facing them. This encourages them to follow us and come play our game instead. The backing up of our bodies decreases the pressure and actually makes them want to come towards us! Once they are on their way to us we can start getting our treats ready to reward them when they get to us. There are many other ways we use our bodies in training whether it be for visual cues or for spatial pressure. For ‘Stay’ we use a stop sign hand as a visual, for example, but for jumping we would use spatial pressure. Come to a group class to learn more tips on how you can use your body as a tool for training! Our current class schedule can be found on our website: www.mydogsgotclass.com If we run after them in hopes of trying to catch them, we often find ourselves initiating a chasing game. This is because when we run after them, we increase our spatial pressure onto them. Instead, we should run the other way or shuffle backwards while facing them. We make sure that the dog understands our hand/body cues first before we add the verbal cue. In teaching ‘Down’, for example, we lure the dog into position nose to toes first, over and over. DOG TRAINING My Dog’s Got Class, 830 Rte. 202/206 Bridgewater, NJ 08807 908-334-1043 | mydogsgotclass.com Pets’ Corner
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