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THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 6 JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2024 Warren County Farmers’ Fair Page 21 Rehab Chiropractic Network Page 47 Ava Antogiovanni Title: The Bleached Coral My name is Ava Antogiovanni. I am sixteen years old and currently a junior at Ridge High School. I have been taking art classes in school my whole life and I spend vast amounts of time painting and drawing. Growing up, I have always had a deep appreciation and curiosity for art, including going to art museums, painting with my siblings, or just sketching in my notebook. I also play lacrosse for my high school team and have danced competitively and non-competitively for almost 15 years in various types of dance including jazz, ballet, and contemporary. I work as an assistant dance teacher at my studio. I enjoy volunteering with the youth group at my parish, and I am a part of Ridge High School’s National Honor Society and Italian Honor Society. In my free time, I love going to the beach, reading, baking with my mom, and playing sports. I love spending time with my friends and family. THE CONNECTION MAGAZINE'S TEAM PUBLISHED BY Donna Reina, Georgeann Agaisse, Heather Silver, Patty Herman, Alicia Singman The Connection Magazine P.O. Box 4081, Warren, NJ 07059 908-903-1799 | info@theconnectionsnj.com Somewhere in this magazine is aFAKE AD. Spot it and send your answer, along with your name, city or town and phone number to: spotthefake@theconnectionsnj.com or play online at theconnectionsnj.com The WINNER of The Purrrrrrfect Pet Fake Ad in our April issue is Pat Bankowski of Bernardsville. Pat won a gift certificate from Camden Road in Basking Ridge. SPOT THE FAKE! Disclaimer: The views expressed in the articles are the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Connection Magazines. We publish all advertisements, editorials and other content in good faith. We cannot guarantee or accept liability for the accuracy of the claims made by the advertisers. ON OUR COVER Highlights... Editorials... As we embark on summer and the school year comes to a close with graduation season approaching, we are thrilled to bring you a special June issue of the Bernards-Ridge Connection. This issue will honor the achievements of the talented students in our community. We have chosen stunning artwork created by students from our very own local school district on the cover. Their artwork serves as a visual representation of the creativity and potential that exists within our local young adults. In addition to highlighting these remarkable students, we want to make your graduation celebrations even more memorable. We have curated a selection of local restaurants that are perfect for hosting graduation dinners, parties and other celebratory gatherings. The businesses in our community are the heart and soul of our neighborhoods, offering unique products, services and experiences that you won’t find anywhere else. We encourage you to support these local gems and discover the hidden treasures they have to o er. In keeping with student achievement and graduation as this issue’s theme, we have chosen student- writer Maxwell Silver’s article as our Teen Voice column. It is apropos for the June issue as he discusses the highs and lows of transitioning from middle school to high school. All rising freshmen will benefit from and relate to his reflections and anticipations. In Lessons from a Life Coach, Brianna Bridges discusses, “The Key to Unlocking Your Hidden Potential.” We have all had moments when we believed we weren’t good enough. Brianna talks about how negative thoughts can hold us back from being the greatest version of ourselves. Please read her article to discover how to reframe your self-thought to achieve your highest potential. The beautiful corals on our cover remind me of sunny days spent at the beach. The oceanic cover was painted by Ava Antogiovanni, a student at Basking Ridge High School. She has titled her piece, Bleached Coral and was inspired “to depict an exquisite coral reef undergoing the process of coral bleaching.” She explains that coral “becomes starkly white as it falls victim to climate change.” When you visit any of our featured businesses, please let them know that you discoveredthem through our magazine. By doing so, you not only support these local establishments, but also help us continue to spread the word about their exceptional productsand services. Trust us to be your go-to resource for all things local and small business-related. Please join us in celebrating the beginning of summer and the remarkable local businesses that make our neighborhood shine. Wishing you a summer filled with warmth, joy and countless memories. Sincerely, Anna Petro A Note From Our Publisher... CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Eileen Barna, Gail Bicknell, ASID, CAPS, Brianna Bridges, Barry Farber, Giulia Grotenhuis, Tanveer Janjua MD., Joanne Kleinle, Trish Mahoney, Ellyn Mantell, Katrina Musto, Lawrence Najarian, MD, Lisa Ortenzio, D.O., Dr. Michael Osit, Polina Semeno , CPDT-KA, Robert Shapiro, Maxwell Silver, Eric Soloto Financial ForumShapiro Financial Group Page 8 Family Law-Cadicina Law Page 10 YOUR GUIDE TO SUMMER DINING Pages 12-20 Summer Fun & Finds Pages 21-27 Slice of Life Page 23 Family Adventures Page 25 Teen Voice Page 26 Lawyer’s View- Fox Rothschild Page 28 Pets’ Corner- My Dog’s Got Class Page 29 Senior Corner Page 30 HOME & DESIGN Pages 35-41 Home Improvement-TrueLeaf Kitchens Page 39 Hints for the Home- Fair Street Interiors Page 41 SENIOR LIVING Pages 42-43 Creative Corner Page 44 HEALTH & WELLNESS Pages 46-57 Mind the Mind Page 46 Health Hotline-Community in Crisis Page 48 Ask the Eye Doctor-Bedminster Eye & Laser Page 51 Lesson’s from a Life Coach-Brianna’s Best Life Page 53 The Art of Living - Barry Farber Page 54 Medical Minutes-Advanced Frequency Energy Spa Page 55 Medical Minutes-Janjua Facial Surgery Page 56 Health Hotline-NMR Page 57 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Page 58-59
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Monster 4-H/FFA Exhibits, Contests & Shows Horse Shows - Open & 4-H/FFA Kids’ Corral - FREE Activities Free Entertainment — local bands Waitin‘ on Sundown 8/1 | Time Whys 8/2 Circle Round the Sun 8/3 Jake’s Country Band 8/3 Enjoy a Traditional Arts Expo. Just one of the many unique shows & exhibits you can experience at the Fair. Adults: $10 | Ages 6-12: $5 | Ages 5 and Under Free Admission is for both the Farmers' Fair and the Balloon Festival and parking is free. Sunday: Free admission for Veterans Monday: Free admission for Seniors Join us in celebrating 86 years of Family Tradition! For those not familiar with the Warren Warren County Farmers’ Fair, it is a nostalgic event that happens annually, from Saturday to Saturday, the week of August 1st. Normally sandwiched between a popular hot air balloon festival on hiatus for 2024, and a large music festival in Lehigh Valley, PA, the event can easily be overlooked. It’s a place that makes visitors feel like they have traveled back in time before cell phones and selfies were a thing that consumed people. In fact, until a few years ago, online tickets and credit card machines at the gate were unheard of. The organizers are like a family that has its ups and downs, but when a storm hit the Fairgrounds two weeks before the 2023 event, they all pulled together. Family, friends, neighbors, and local businesses worked as a team to get the Fairgrounds dried up, cleaned up, and prettied up for its 85th year. The event has roots back to 1859, but the Warren County Farmers’ Fair Association was officially created in 1937. This year the Warren County Farmers’ Fair is celebrating its 86th year. If you are quick at math you might be saying, “That math doesn’t add up.” That’s because of 2020. (Do we really want to talk about that year?) Only positive things grew out of the experience for the Warren Warren County Farmers’ Fair. The year the Fair shut down, local balloon pilots and organizers saw CONNECTION COMMENDS no reason to let indoor restrictions stop this outdoor activity. Long-time sponsor, Warren Community College in Washington, New Jersey, hosted the event, with the blessing of the Fair Directors! The College highlighted its expansive Drone/Robotics/AI program at the Fair. They welcomed the balloon festival for what was thought to be a smaller, onetime event to bridge the gap in years and keep the Fair on people’s minds. This bold move, however, expanded the Fair. Today, Warren Warren County Farmers’ Fair boasts three hot air balloon festivals. Two of the three events happen on the grounds of Warren Community College and help promote Warren UAS - a program that prepares students for high-paying jobs in multiple industries. The Warren County Farmers’ Fair Warren County Farmers’ Fair has changed with the times. Over the years, the Fair has reduced its focus on agriculture, perhaps due to less farming and more demand on farmers for time. They have added related events like truck pulls and demolition derbies. Car and truck shows complement the tractor pulls that run multiple days during the week. They have added musical entertainment with both rock and country performances. They have invested substantially in building the Kids’ Corral, where children enjoy shows, crafts, entertainment, and more, all at no charge to visiting families. Organizers have done all of this while keeping admission low and affordable-and with free parking! Much like the addition of the hot air balloon festival, all these events provide something appealing to all types of people. Visitors travel from hours away now, starting new family traditions. By expanding its offerings while staying true to its agricultural roots, the organizers of the Warren County Farmers’ Warren County Farmers’ Fair have been able to continue to deliver 86 years of Family Tradition! They look forward to seeing you from Saturday, July 27 to Saturday, August 3, in the town of Harmony, in beautiful Warren County New Jersey. Family Tradition and the Warren County Farmers’ Fair & Hot Air Balloon Festival By Giulia Grotenhuis 877 Uniontown Rd, Phillipsburg, NJ (908) 859-6563 warrencountyfarmersfair.org
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SUMMER FUN & FINDS PAGE 25 theconnectionsnj.com Celebrating 72nd Year! SOMERSET HILLS YMCA A branch of Greater Somerset County YMCA FIND WHERE KIDS BELONG. FIND YOUR Y. At the Y, your kids will make new friends and have tons of fun as they learn, play and grow. We offer child care options from 6 weeks old to those preparing for high school and beyond. gscymca.org/childcare Mark your calendars! This summer isjam-packed with great opportunities to expose your family and friends to the arts - for free! Whether it is comedy, musicals, or dancing and live music under the stars- it is right in your backyard and a wonderful way to enjoy a summer evening outdoors with family and friends. “Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as a fiddler on the roof!” So says the beloved family musical, Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof. One tradition that is going strong is the Plays Plays in the Park at the amphitheater in Pleasant Valley Park in Basking Ridge. In its 37th year, this long-standing tradition of presenting open-air theater free of charge is continuing with Trilogy Repertory Company’s productions, Fiddler on the Roof Fiddler on the Roof and Shakespeare in Shakespeare in Hollywood. The series is funded by donations, Bernards Township Parks and Recreation, and a grant from the Somerset County Cultural and Heritage Commission. Fiddler on the Roof will be performed on July 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, and 20. This classic musical is sure to enthrall people of all ages with its endearing story set in a Jewish village in pre-revolutionary Russia. A poor milkman, determined to find good husbands for his five daughters, consults the traditional village matchmaker. His daughters have their own ideas on the subject. Its messages about struggle and tradition versus change are still relevant today. What will really captivate the audience, though, is the music. Songs like “Matchmaker, Matchmaker,” “If I Were a Rich Man” and “Do You Love Me?” will have you smiling, tapping your feet, and humming the tune for days afterward. No one does it better than the award-winning Trilogy Repertory, with its talented cast, live orchestra, and the direction of Jaye Barre. On July 26, 27, and August 1, 2, and 3, the fun will continue with Ken Ludwig’s Shakespeare in Hollywood. Produced by Peter Curley, this hilarious farce is a tale that finds two characters from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Oberon, king of the fairies, and Puck, his right-hand man, lost in time on their way back to the Arden forest. They find themselves smack-dab in the middle of a Hollywood set in the 1930s. As Puck would say, “Lord what fools these mortals be!” as chaos ensues including mistaken identities, mismatched couples, romances gone awry, and a dizzying swirl of characters running amok - all making for laugh-out-loud fun for the whole family. These shows are presented on an outdoor stage in Pleasant Valley Park. They begin at 8 pm. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis, on a sloping lawn in front of the stage. Bring lawn chairs and blankets, snacks, and bug spray (this is New Jersey in the summer after all!). Although the park is well-lit, it is helpful to have a flashlight for when you are exiting, and, if you have little ones, glow necklaces help to make them easy to spot!! How about live music? If you love live music, you do not have to pay a fortune for tickets at PNC or MetLife. Check your town’s Parks and Recreation website. Most towns sponsor live music from really talented cover bands. If your town does not, chances are that one of your neighboring towns does. These open-air concerts are a great date night, get-together with friends, or a place to let the kids run around, dance, and burn off some energy before dropping into bed! Like the Plays in the Plays in the Park, you should come early with your own chair or blanket and bring your own refreshments. Although there might be an ice cream truck stopping by, there are not likely to be any other vendors. Check with the sponsoring Parks Department for details. So scope out dreamy, midsummer entertainment offered by our local towns. Young or old, single, part of a couple or a family, you should get out there this summer and enjoy our area’s tradition of free outdoor theater and music! Plays in the Park By Joanne Kleinle FAMILY ADVENTURES Check your town’s Parks and Recreation website. Most towns sponsor live music from really talented cover bands. If your town does not, chances are that one of your neighboring towns does.
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THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 28 JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2024 theconnectionsnj.com Everyone is entitled to their day in court, but what if nothing can be gained by going before a judge? What if you can’t win? What if a trial will cost tens of thousands of dollars or more? In many divorce cases, reaching a settlement is your best option, but you must be prepared to be reasonable. With that in mind, here is a tongue-in-cheek list of ten things you should do if your goal is to ruin any chance of a settlement. In other words, in NO WAY SHOULD YOU DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING THINGS. 1. Ignore your experts’ advice. What do they know about the value of your business or how a judge will assess your total income/cash flow? What does an accountant know about taxes, or how the IRS may address the creative accounting practices you or your business have employed? What does the custody expert really know? 2. Ignore your lawyer’s advice. What do they know? If your lawyer tells you to take the deal on the table because it’s a huge win, disregard it. If they tell you that you may be forced to pay your spouse’s legal fees, roll the dice. If your attorney says they are willing to try your case, but you should consider settlement because it will be more cost-effective, don’t believe it. What does your lawyer know about the law or the judge? 3. Ignore the facts of your case. Trust your ability to spin the facts in a way that doesn’t make sense. Plus, how can they prove you’re lying? 4. Ignore what the neutrals are saying. What do the Early Settlement Panelists know? What does the mediator know? When the judge has a settlement conference and gives directions, what do they know? Assume that people who have no “horse in the race” are aligned with your spouse or their attorney, have been bought off, or are just plain ignorant. 5. Ignore the law. It doesn’t apply to you anyway. 6. Misrepresent things. Do this even when the other side has documents to disprove virtually everything you are saying. 7. Try to bully your spouse. Believe that the imbalance of power that existed during the marriage will allow you to bully your spouse into an unfair settlement. Assume that your spouse’s attorney won’t protect them. 8. Take the position that you would rather pay your lawyer than your spouse. Ignore the fact that this tactic usually ends with you paying both. 9. Pretend your spouse never spent a second with the kids. Believe s/he has no right to do so in the future. Make false allegations of neglect or abuse. Ignore research that says that it is typically in the children’s best interests to spend as much time as possible with each parent. What do the “experts” know about your kids? While you are at it, bad mouth your spouse to or in front of the kids. 10. Take totally unreasonable positions. Implement any or all of the above tactics. On top of that, negotiate backwards. Put deals on the table, and then reduce what you are offering. Negotiate in bad faith. In all seriousness, reaching a divorce settlement can be difficult even with a great attorney and a reasonable approach. Don’t make it harder by falling into any of these ten traps. For more information on these and other questions regarding divorce in New Jersey, contact Morristown-based Fox Rothschild Family Law attorneys Eric Solotoff at esolotoff@foxrothschild.com or (973) 994-7501; or Sandra Fava at sfava@foxrothschild.com or (973) 994-7564. LAWYER’SVIEW How NOT to Settle Your Divorce Case By Eric Solotoff, Fox Rothschild
THE BERNARDS-RIDGE CONNECTION PAGE 29 JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2024 theconnectionsnj.com Let us service your child's car so they can arrive safely 06 Plus If you’re seeking true, year-round traction, the ExtremeContact™ DWS is the ideal all-season tire for you. This ultra-high performance all-season tire comes complete with SportPlus™ Technology which provides precise handling, security on wet, slippery roads, and excellent tread life for an enhanced driving experience. When your dog is doing something that is bothering you, do you ask yourself, “How do I get him to stop?” or do you ask, “Why is he doing that?” Many pet owners subconsciously get into the habit of wanting to stop behaviors without thinking about the ‘why’ behind them. By addressing problem behaviors with “how to stop it” instead of “why is it happening”, we may let the problem behavior brew into something more complex. This, in turn, makes the problem even more difficult to tackle. If problem behaviors are first addressed with a “why is this happening” mindset, the situation can be tackled at its root. If we address our dogs’ behaviors with knowledge and compassion, we have a higher likelihood of successfully changing the problem behavior. If we let our ego take over, we may blame the dog for behaviors that we might have inadvertently caused by creating the environment for them. For example, we may think that our dog is stubborn or difficult when in reality there could be a combination of underlying circumstances leading to the issue. It could be, among other things, a health or wellness issue, stress or fear, too many distractions, unclear criteria, our lack of management, or even our misunderstanding of their body language. When we fail to consider this handful of circumstances, we get frustrated and our pride takes over as a defensive response. It is important to catch ourselves in this moment and consider the dog we have in front of us. Did we unintentionally set him up to fail? Have we practiced in these conditions? Did we manage the environment to the best of our ability? These are just a few questions to ask before becoming frustrated. Being aware of our own impulses, weaknesses, and emotions can be the first step to changing our dog’s behavior. I start with how we ask our dog certain things. Is it a command or a cue? Is it a question, request, or suggestion? All of these imply certain conditions; what have we done to meet them? Next, how do you view your training? Is it obedience or leadership and caretaking? Does your dog have agency and choice to help with learning through positive reinforcement and environmental management or is it “do it or else”? What about respect? Do they know what that is or does trust and safety sound a bit better? Dog training starts with people training. Long-lasting results grow from the knowledge and compassion that the trainer teaches the parents first. A dog trainer should be your coach so you can be a better guardian to your dog. Dogs learn from us every day, whether we are trying or not. Let the experts at My Dog’s Got Class My Dog’s Got Class help you be more intentional with the daily interactions you have with your dog. Learn to speak your dog’s language first, before teaching your dog yours. We see a plentiful variety of breeds at My Dog’s Got Class and we can help you come up with enrichment activities for your specific dog. All dogs need enrichment in their lives, and there is a whole load of benefits that come with it once it’s implemented. Don’t be afraid to reach out! Please visit: mydogsgotclass.com or email Adrienne at: info@mydogsgotclass.com. PETS’CORNER Dog training starts with people training. Long-lasting results grow from the knowledge and compassion that the trainer teaches the parents first. Reasons for Your Dog’s Bad Behavior: Your Ego Vs. Knowledge By Polina Semenoff, CPDT-KA
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