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Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr. (right) dedicated the Randi & Marc E. Berson Learning Center at Essex County

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grams planned this summer. Dewlax evening

camp through Cedar Grove Registration, is set

for Mon., July 20 through Thurs., July 23, for girls in

grades four through twelve. The camp will be held 6p.m. to 8 p.m. at Cedar Grove's Panther Park.

Session Two Summer Camp, for boys and girls in

grades third and four, is set for Mon., Aug. 3 through

Thurs., Aug. 6. Campers will meet from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

at the Cedar Grove Memorial Middle School.

The Cedar Grove Lacrosse Club is a non-profit

organization that was established in 2013. Its goal is to

provide a fun and challenging opportunity for Cedar

Grove boys and girls to learn and play the game of

lacrosse. In addition, it supports the mission of USLacrosse, to develop and promote the sport of lacrosse

by providing services to its members and programs to

inspire participation, while preserving the integrity of

the game. To become involved with the club, contact

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By Ejvind Boccolini

All throughout northern New

Jersey, an organization is helping

adults with intellectual and/or

developmental disabilities lead more

meaningful lives as they become inte-

grated into the community and workforce

more and more.

The Rose House, in Morris Plains, is a

"non-profit organization, providing per-

son-centered programs for developmen-

tally disabled adults, helping them to pur-

sue their goals and dreams, and become

valued members of their communities,"

their website reads.

Earlier this month, Tom Mitchell of

the Rose House spoke in a phone inter-

view about upcoming programs and the

help they have given individuals with

intellectual and/or developmental dis-

abilities.

The Rose House serves adults with

Intellectual and Developmental

Disabilities (IDD) such as Down

Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome and

Autism Spectrum Disorders. Its contact

information is [email protected];and its website is TheRoseHouse.org.

Mitchell said The Rose House has

programs to help out families with an

IDD individuals, and the men and women

themselves, visiting their homes for pos-

sibly a few hours each day or each week,

depending on the level of care. There are

different levels of vocational training and

"self-directed" supports as well, and IDD

individuals also visit the community for

activities.

In Parsippany, at the Parsippany PAL,

there is the Rose House Cafe, a commu-

nity center-type facility in which IDD

men and women serve tasty muffins,

soups, salads, chips and hot dogs to the

members and occasional members of the

community. This is one example of how

IDD men and women have been trained

and integrated into the workforce, each

gaining a personal uplift and creating a

more meaningful life for themselves.

The Rose House also has four group

homes, and 10 apartments in northern NJ,offering residential possibilities for men

and women. There are two group homes

in Budd Lake, one in Morris Plains, and

10 apartments in Hanover. They are in

the process of purchasing a house in

Parsippany as well.

Training and education in independent

living skills can allow individuals to

enter into these residential living spaces.

They gain skills in cooking, cleaning,

community shopping, and of course, job

skills such as working a cash register, for

instance.

"The more integrated the better," said

Mitchell, adding that the Rose House has

served more than 100 individuals during

its 15 years.

For these programs, families receive

partial funding from the state, and par-

ents provide funding too. The Rose

House accepts men and women 21 and

older.

As a result, IDD men and women can

become integrated by way of communi-ty-based Residential Living Skills that

they will obtain from The Rose House;

Competitive Employment Training; Job

Sampling for High School Seniors (grad-

uating seniors can become involved

though not yet 21); and Healthy Choices,

a three-session course on cooking your

own healthy, tasty meals, designed

specifically for people with developmen-

tal disabilities and their caregivers.

Rose House is planning a 5K run/walk

at County College of Morris in Randolph

for Oct. 11. Check its website, the

RoseHouse.org closer to the event to

confirm the details.

Individuals qualify for the Rose House

services via referrals from the state

Department of Developmental

Disabilities, Easter Seals, and also via

referrals from NJ high schools.

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Practices will be held at the CedarGrove High School Auxiliary Gym. Cost

is $180.If qualified for the team, registration

and payment will then be taken at the

Recreation Office. The team will begin

practicing in August and the season will

run through March 2016. Practices will

be held two days per week. Expect to

travel to three to four cheerleading com-petitions throughout the season.

Fundraising will be a requirement for all

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Go to www.cedargrovenj.org.

On Tues., July 21, the movie“Frozen” will be shown at the

Movies Under the Stars program,

shown at Morgan’s Farm. The movie will

begin at dusk. Those attending are askedto bring lawn chairs or blankets. Popcornand water will be provided. There is no

cost for admission.

The Summer Concert Series is hosted

by the Chamber of Commerce.

Registration for fall soccer through

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Nineteen years ago, at the age of six,Carlos Raymond Saavedra of

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The event is open to the public for both

men and women. “Everyone’s invited; it’s a

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Caposella and her husband, Michael,who chairs the golf event, started the foun-

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It was Oct. 11, 1996, when Carlos was

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“After a 15 hour brain surgery proce-dure, the family was told he was bleeding to

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Carlos went to St. Judes Children’s

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who “all died but him,” explains Caposella.

Carlos was left “almost completely deaf”

with some learning disabilities. His parents,

Linda and Carlos Sr., struggled to pay for all

the costs and relied heavily on donations.“We started it in his honor to pay it for-

ward because he was so fortunate,” says

Caposella. The foundation pays St. Judes to

help other families pay for children battling

cancer, siblings activities and extra costs

such as gas, food, hotel.

Last year, for the first time, the founda-

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Carlos started his own online hat company last year with

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A small foundation, the C.R.S. Golf Outing is the onlyfundraiser held. Golf was the chosen event as Michael

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“The landlord wanted my little store to combine with

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Li says “a lot of people from Montclair follow up,”

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ed;” cars are kept in a safe and secure lot; and service is

available 24 hours a day.Customers get free shuttle service to the airport, just

a three minute ride. “We drop you off right at the termi-

nal and pick you up right at the terminal.” Also offered

are corporate rates, fast check out, all valet parking, fre-

quent parker rewards club, luggage assistance and secu-

rity.

All size vehicles are welcome and there is no mini-

mum to days parked.

“We are very customer service friendly,” he said.

“Once you pull in you don’t have to pull your bags. We

clean off your car when it snows. There’s nothing worsethan coming home from the Bahamas and there’s two

feet of snow on your car. We make it so simple for you.

It starts and finishes so nice. This is valet; the car is

brought up to you, warmed up on a cool night.”

According to the website, “At Vista Parking, you

won’t have to worry about navigating massive parking

garages or where you parked your car. All you have to

do is call the number on your claim ticket and one of our

shuttles will be dispatched to meet you at the arrival ter-

minal and return you to your vehicle.”

At random parking lots, cars can be stolen, mis-placed, sometimes people forget where they parked their

car or what row they are in. “If you have a problem with

your car when you get back, it just brings aggravation.”

Cost to park at Vista Parking is reasonably priced at

$48 a day for short term parking; and $13 to $14 a day

for long-term parking. For more information, go to

www.vistaparking.com or call 973-263-2009 or 973 465

9400.

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JAG Physical Therapy 5K Run raising more than $1 mil-lion to benefit children with cancer and blood disorders.

For the fourth year in a row, fundraising efforts by

more than 200 teams and corporate sponsorships raised

the proceeds that will benefit the seven Valerie Fund

Centers, which provide comprehensive health care and

services for children with cancer and blood disorders.

These centers are located in top pediatric hospitals in NewJersey, New York and metropolitan Philadelphia.

The Valerie Fund’s Annual Walk has now raised more

than $5 million since 2006.

Major sponsors including JAG Physical Therapy, US

Trust, Wakefern, The Edwin and Suzanne GoldsteinFamily Foundation, The Silver Family Foundation,

Barnabas Health and Atlantic Health System continue to

be the foundation of the event’s success.

The individuals and businesses donating to the walk

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Walk Chair Abby Goldberg said, “The walk is such a

special event. There is music, games, food and give-

always but most of all the park is full of warmth. You lookaround and see all the brave TVF kids, the appreciative

parents and thousands of friends and family cheering them

all on. The day is a resounding win for our kids, Team

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Ed Goldstein, co-founder of The Valerie Fund, said,“What a sight. Seeing a sea of colors on more than 4,000

people representing those in attendance, green worn by

Valerie Fund children, orange by volunteers who made the

event possible, and gold by caring people who wanted to

help our Valerie Fund children get a second chance in lifeto beat this hideous disease. And it will happen with

everyone's support.”Over the past decade, this premier fundraiser has

grown steadily over time- in attendance, number of dona-

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to cancer, Sue and Ed Goldstein were determined that no

family should have to travel great distances to receive

state-of-the-art medical care. Along with a group of close

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Today, there are seven, not-for-profit Valerie Fund

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child life specialists. The hallmark of The Valerie Fund

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rely on insurance reimbursements to receive the range of

support of a multi-disciplinary team. More than 4,000children with cancer and blood disorders are treated annu-

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Valerie Fund Walk Rings In Tenth BirthdayWith One Million Dollars Raised


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