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father, he learned the skillsneeded to later start his ownbusiness. At 16, he took a jobwith GroRite Garden centerswhere he acquired the intricateknowledge of greenery, annuals,perennials, trees, shrubs, andmore. He continued withGroRite for eight years, throughhis education at the CountyCollege of Morris. At CCM, hestudied Agricultural Businessand obtained his degree inApplied Sciences before gradu-ating in 2007.

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MAY 15•The Montville Township Chamber ofCommerce is hosting a Women’sHealth Forum: Feeling Better-LivingBetter, on Thursday, May 15 from8:30-10am. A panel of three expertswill explain how getting and stayinghealthy will enhance every area ofyour life. The event will be held at the

Montville Municipal Bldg., lobby con-ference room, 195 ChangebridgeRoad, Montville, NJ. $10.00 a personincludes continental breakfast.Register or for more information goto: www.montville chamber.org or callthe Chamber at 973-263-3310.•The Lincoln Park Library will be host-ing New Jersey author MaryanneChristiano-Mistretta on Thursday, May15. Maryanne has been writing pro-fessionally since 1995. “On the GuestList: Adventures of a Music Journalist.”Maryanne paints a vivid picture of

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MAY 17•The Montville United MethodistChurch’s “Upper Room” Ministry, 29Whitehall Road (Route202), Towacowill be having a gently used clothing

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MAY 21•The Montville Township Chamber ofCommerce is sponsoring a business net-working event hosted by AtlanticStewardship Bank on Wednesday, May21 from 5:30-7:30pm. Bring your busi-ness cards and join us for a complimen-tary wine & cheese reception. RSVPMay 16 to Judi Rothwell at201- 444-7100, ext. 7875 or [email protected].

MAY 22•The St. Pius X Council of the Knightsof Columbus is sponsoring a benefitperformance of “Shrek, the Musical”on Thursday, May 22 at 8pm at theBarn Theatre. At 7:15pm the doors willopen for a social gathering.Complimentary snacks, soda, juice,beer, and wine will be served prior tothe show and during intermission.Admission is $28 for Adults and $17for children. The Barn Theatre is locat-ed on 32 Skyline Drive in Montville,one mile from Interstate 287, Exit 47.Reservations are recommended. Forinformation and reservations, pleasecall 973- 263-0172.•Tech Petting Zoo at the Lincoln ParkLibrary on Thursday, May 22 from

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The best part of the job?Showing clients the finishedproduct and hearing themsay, “I can’t believe that’s myhouse!”

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MONTVILLE $329,900Montville Chase Comm-2BR/2.1BA Town-house end unit. Washer/Dryer & Refrig stay.KIN5768KINNELON/SMOKE RISE 973-838-9300

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