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THE BRIDGEWATER-SOMERVILLE CONNECTION PAGE 6 theconnectionsnj.com APRIL/MAY 2023 Spring is here to make our days better, brighter, and warmer. Be sure to take the time to enjoy the warm sunshine, smell the roses, and shop local! When the new issue comes out, I love to sit on my porch on a beautiful spring morning with my coffee and read about all the wonderful businesses-delicious restaurants, stores with quality and unique merchandise, and shops with superior service. Because these establishments are LOCAL, they are able to provide us with personalized service and attention. We are lucky enough to live in an area that has the ability to provide a wide array of small businesses waiting to serve us and welcome us into their stores! In this issue, we are proud to celebrate WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES! We take our hats off to these female entrepreneurs, armed with strength and determination, to work hard and sail through tough times, to see opportunities to launch new businesses. Take a look at the Women-Owned Directory and see how many of the small businesses in our towns are owned by women. Please join me, as a female business owner, in honoring and supporting them. Give yourself a spring treat; visit the Mansion in May at Three Fields in Mendham. It is a must-attend event, showcasing forty-four of the area’s top interior and landscape designers. Mansion in May runs through the entire month of May. To learn more, read the article, “Premier Interior and Landscape Designers Come Together for Mansion in May 2023 at Three Fields”, by Barbara Gallo. Check out our Community News column to discover how America’s Grow-a-Row is helping so many people less fortunate than us. They expect to serve more than 100,000 people this year through their produce donation, volunteer, and education programs. Please consider donating or volunteering; read the article to find out how you can help. And remember-giving is so much more rewarding than receiving. Our cover symbolizes the epitome of spring. This beautiful watercolor piece was painted by Ethan Szeman, a student at Somerville High School. I love the combination of purples and greens he chose to use. Ethan says, “I use art as a way to express myself, as well as my interests.” Learn more about Ethan by reading his bio on page 8. We thank our readers who love reading our PRINT magazines and also thank those who can easily navigate the vast DIGITAL space to enjoy the issue. To make it easier for our digital readers, there is a FREE digital subscription. Get instant access, anytime and anywhere! The subscription link is: theconnectionsnj.com/subscribe-to-our-magazines. Sincerely, Anna Petro, Publisher HIGHLIGHTS... 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 any liability for the accuracy of the claims made by our advertisers. PUBLISHED BY Connection Magazine, LLC • P.O. Box 4081 • Warren, NJ 07059 908-903-1799 • info@theconnectionsnj.com CONTRIBUTING WRITERS... Gail Bicknell, ASID, CAPS, Barbara Gallo, Carolyn Hanson, Susan Kalfaian, Joanne Kleinle, Ellyn Mantell, Dr. Michael Osit, Elise Prezant, Dan Rosenberg, Dr. Vincent Sferra, Johanna Wiseman A NOTE FROM OUR PUBLISHER... ON THE COVER Ethan Szeman . ...................................................... Page 8 CONNECTION COMMENDS Blooming Hearts Child Development Center...... Page 27 EDITORIALS Creative Corner..................................................... Page 12 Community New-JFS............................................. Page 14 SPRING SECTION........................................... Pages 16-23 Ask the FurrierSchultz & Blaustein................................................ Page 16 WOMEN OWNED DIRECTORY..................... Pages 24-25 KIDZ CONNECTION SECTION. .................... Pages 26-28 Family Adventures................................................. Page 26 HOME & DESIGN SECTION.......................... Pages 29-37 Community NewsMansion in May...................................................... Page 30 Hints for the HomeFair Street Interiors............................................... Page 31 Real Estate Corner. ............................................... Page 32 Home ImprovementsFleetwood Kitchens............................................... Page 33 SENIOR LIVING SECTION............................. Pages 38-39 Slice of Life............................................................. Page 38 Senior Corner......................................................... Page 38 Random Connections. ........................................... Page 40 Community NewsAmerica’s Grow-A-Row. ........................................ Page 40 HEALTH & WELLNESS SECTION.................. 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THE BRIDGEWATER-SOMERVILLE CONNECTION PAGE 8 theconnectionsnj.com APRIL/MAY 2023 Ethan Szeman is a current student in Mrs. Conklin’s National Arts Honor Society at Somerville High School. He has always been inspired to create art. He says that, “I use art as a way to express myself as well as my interests.” Ethan experiments with many different mediums when capturing his artistic ideas, but he mostly gravitates towards using digital or watercolor. Along his artistic journey, he’s been most inspired by Johannes Vermeer, a painter during the Baroque Period that mostly focused on domestic scenes of middle-class life. He’s responsible for works such as Girl with a Pearl Earring and The Milkmaid. Ethan’s favorite quote is from the very famous artist Pablo Picasso, “Painting is just another way of keeping a diary.” In the future, he is envisioning that he will be in school for art and continuing to express himself through his artistic pieces. Ethan will continue to showcase his ideas and to grow his ongoing portfolio. ETHAN SZEMAN Somerville High School Ethan experiments with many different mediums when capturing his artistic ideas, but he mostly gravitates towards using digital or watercolor. ON THE COVER
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KIDZ CONNECTION PAGE 26 theconnectionsnj.com By Joanne Kleinle Get Ready for an Adventure- in New York’s Central Park! As winter fades away and spring approaches, I can’t help thinking of Mary Poppins grabbing the hands of the Banks children and heading out for a glorious day in the park to “ y a kite.” We are so fortunate to have so many public parks in our area where we can do just that on a gusty spring day. Even better, if you are looking to make your day in the park into a real “stay-cation,” you should pack up your family and head into New York’s Central Park. This massive 843-acre oasis in our backyard is world famous and for good reason. It has something for everyone from history buffs to architecture a cionados to geologists to people (and dogs) just looking to run, row, or enjoy a relaxing afternoon with nature. You could easily spend days just walking through this beautiful park, climbing on the incredible rock formations, and looking at the beautiful bridges and sculptures throughout. If you have a family in tow, though, you might want to be prepared and have a few interactive activities in your back pocket to keep the crew from getting restless. For a full listing of all that the park has to offer, including fees and special events, you should explore the website at www.centralparknyc.org. Here are my family favorites: (These are also great ideas if you are entertaining people from out of town who want to explore New York City in a whole new way.) The most famous spot in the park might be the Central Park Zoo, and for good reason. The zoo is not large-it can be done in half a day if you do not linger. It has an amazing collection of animals from tropical, temperate, and polar zones that rival zoos that are much larger- including the best penguin exhibit that I have seen anywhere! Be sure to note the sea lion feeding times as you enter. You do not want to miss it! The zoo also includes a children’s zoo with sheep, goats, a pot-bellied pig, and the only cow in Manhattan. If you have Mary Poppins on your mind, no trip to the park would be complete without visiting the historic carousel. Located mid-park around 65th Street, the carousel has more than 50 individual horses. Call 212-439-6900 for hours, fees and info. One of the park’s lesser-known gems is the Swedish Cottage. Nestled on the West Side of the park around 79th Street, this fairytale-like cottage hosts one of the last marionette companies in the United States. The troop will be performing “Wake Up, Daisy!,” a modern take on Sleeping Beauty, every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 11 am and 1 pm through June. Tickets must be purchased in advance at cityparksfoundation.org. Your kids will love it-and you will too! After the performance, head over to the East Side of the Park around 75th Street to the Conservatory Water. This is a scene from another famous children’s tale- E.B. White’s Stuart Little. From April through October, you can sit and watch the remote-controlled, wind-powered sailboats cruise around the water or take part in the action and rent one for yourself-no mouse required! While you are there you can take a look at the Alice in Wonderland statue and let the kids’ (and your own) imaginations roam as you take in the beauty of the statue and imagine the fanciful story. Just a quick walk will take you to The Lake in the middle of the park between 71st and 78th streets. Since the mid-nineteenth century, New Yorkers have used this lake as a way to get away from the chaos of the city. The Loeb Boathouse has a cafe and restaurant where you can sit and look out at the peaceful lake. In April through October, you can rent a rowboat to take yourself around or hire a gondola for an intimate guided tour of The Lake. If you head north to 106th Street on the East Side, you will nd Harlem Meer. Here you can nd a pond stocked with largemouth bass, pumpkinseed sun sh, bluegill sun sh, and chain pickerel in the middle of Manhattan! Fishing poles are available for rent at no charge and you can pick up bait at the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center. While there, you can also “rent” lawn games or discovery kits with kidsized binoculars, a hand lens, and colored pencils. There is no fee for rentals, but a deposit is required. There are also “discovery journals” available-free of charge. These are just a few of the adventures awaiting you and your family in Central Park. Check out the website to learn more about the history, the architecture, and even the rock formations that are second to none. 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theconnectionsnj.com HOME & DESIGN PAGE 31 When contemplating a new design or renovation, most clients focus on paint colors, ooring, and furniture; however, when planning any room, window treatments should never be an afterthought. Window treatments can provide security and privacy, increase energy ef ciency and add immeasurably to the design impact of the room. In terms of privacy, window treatments control light and create a barrier between your personal space and the outside world. Think of how exposed you feel in a hotel room at night with the interior lights on and the curtains open! Curtains and shades provide privacy and security~both psychological and physical. Sheers allow light to pass through but help reduce glare and give a moderate amount of privacy. A shade you raise or lower can allow you both complete privacy and light control. Blackout shades or curtains can keep bedrooms dark enough to sleep comfortably, particularly if the natural light cycle doesn’t mesh with one’s personal sleep schedule. Covered windows also reduce sun damage from UV rays and help control excessive heat. In winter, you might love and appreciate having the sun stream into a room midday to warm it up, but that same room in midsummer will probably require your air conditioner to work overtime! In terms of energy ef ciency, window treatments can be an invaluable investment. Older homes and sometimes even newly built homes often have windows that aren’t airtight. A well-designed window treatment can help in eliminating drafts and ultimately reduce heating bills. Fabric treatments also absorb sound which can make a room you relax in quieter and more restful. And then there’s the aesthetic side of a beautifully designed room with appropriate window treatments! The right fabric, pattern, or texture can pull an entire room together. Woven woods add visual interest and lots of texture, whereas fabrics can add softness and serenity to a room. A room can be made visually harmonious with treatments that match and blend or be elevated to spectacular with dramatic draperies or shades. When I work with clients with a beautiful view they want to emphasize, I’ll use fabrics to enhance the view by using a complementary pattern or a simple, neutral fabric that won’t detract in any way. If the view out a window is less than desirable, sheers or a shade can add beauty to the room by diminishing the view. And in some rooms, the window treatment itself is the focal point. One of my favorite solutions is beautifully textured linen (or linen-look) panels or Roman shades with a statement trim~a timeless, classic, and elegant window treatment. Depending on the style of your home, the use of the room, and what you’re trying to accomplish, there are multitudes of options from light ltering, woven and custom fabric shades to valances, stationary panels, and full oor-to-ceiling or traversing draperies. If you’re not sure which window treatment is best for your home, consult an interior designer. Ready to update the heart of your home? I’d love to talk with you! Email: fairstreetinteriors@gmail.com A well-designed window treatment can help in eliminating drafts and ultimately reduce heating bills. Fabric treatments also absorb sound which can make a room you relax in quieter and more restful. By Gail Bicknell Why Window Treatments? HINTS FOR THE HOME Fair Street Interiors Fair Street Interiors fairstreetinteriors.squarespace.com 908-334-1953 Design for Interiors & Home Modifications
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