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Take up one idea. Make

that one idea your

life—think of it, dream

of it, live on that idea. Let the

brain, muscles, nerves, every

part of your body, be full of that

idea, and just leave every other

idea alone. This is the way to

success.”

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must have known AJ Jashari of

AJ’s Pizza. For the last 24 years

(they will celebrate their 25th

anniversary on June 1st) he has

focused on just one thing: pro-

viding the best in quality

entrees, specifically pizza, to a

hungry people and doing it

well. Operating out of 12 Main

Street in Butler has proven

very successful for AJ’s Pizza

since opening their doors near-

ly 25 years ago. After all, there

isn’t a person in the Butler area

who doesn’t know their name.

But real success travels.

And so AJ has established a

second location at 615 Route

23 in Pompton Plains, bring-

ing with him the same formu-

la that put his food on the

map and in the refrigerators of

many happy customers!

While the Butler location

offers both dine-in and take-

out, this new facility will only

feature take-out and delivery

service. Of course, they will

still cater your event, no matter

the size, and do it with excel-

lence and taste!

AJ takes great pride in his

take-out service. Why should-

n’t he? Drive up and down Rt.

23 and you’ll probably see the

AJ’s Pizza delivery vehicles.

While pizza and Italian

dishes are an obvious choice,

AJ’s is also known for their

unusual burger creations. Don’t

believe me? Take a moment

and visit their website and see

for yourselves.

Great pizza, an extensive

menu and great catering all at

more than reasonable prices

equals a focused vision for suc-

cess. We all want to experience

success right? Well now is your

chance to taste it!

For more information or

to place an order at their new

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973-839-2222 or visit them at

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•Riverdale Library will host Movie

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View a recent block buster movie on our

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5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

APR 14

•The Bloomingdale United Methodist

Church will host a Fish ‘n Chips Dinner,

or Chicken ‘n Chips o n Tuesday, April 14

from 5-7pm at 65 Main Street in Troxler

Hall. Food provided and prepared by

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•Welcome blue skies and butterflies

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sun shine in on Wednesday, April 15

from 4-5pm. For grades K-5.

Registration required. Call 973-835-

5044 or go online at www.riverdaleli-

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•Riverdale Library will host Pruning

Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery on

Wednesday, April 15 at 7pm. Marc

Zukovich, president of Sterling

Horticultural Services, will discuss prun-

ing techniques, practices and how

achieve the best blooms. For informa-tion call 973-835-5044 or visit our web-

site www.riverdalelibrary.org.

APR 17

•Butler Public Library will hold a Family

Movie Night, showing Into the Woods,

Rated PG, 125 minutes, on Friday, April

17 from 6:45-9pm. Program is open to

all ages. Sign up at the Circulation Desk,

1 Ace Road, visit www.butlerlibrary.org

or call 973-838-3262.

APR 18

•Riverdale Library will host Family

Movie Matinee on Saturday, April 18 at

1pm. A boy prodigy and a giant robot

team up with friends to form a group of

high-tech heroes in this Disney/Pixar

hit. All ages welcome. Call 973-835-


APR 21

•Butler Library presents Bring Spring

into Your Kitchen, on Tuesday, April 21,

from 6:30-7:45 pm. Popular PBS Chef,

Laura Theodore, the Jazzy Vegetarian

shares how to dress up fresh spring pro-duce in plant-based recipes. She will

share basics on how to cook with fresh

herbs and enhance your recipes. This

free program is limited to 25 partici-

pants. Register at 1 Ace Road, www.but-

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APR 22

•Riverdale Library will host a Poetry

Workshop on Wednesday, April 22 at

7pm. New Jersey poet and teacher

Michelle Ovalle will lead the group dis-

cussion. Learn to create your own

poems using images as inspiration.

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information call the library at 973-835-


•LEGO Lab on Wednesday, April 22

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•Zumba Gold a low impact dance andfitness class at Butler Public Library will

be presented by Maryann King, licensed

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from 1-2pm. Class will start with a short

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minute demo workout. This free pro-

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April 25 from 4:30-7:30pm at the

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The names in this story

are being withheld to

protect their identity.

Tragically, twin boys

were separated at 4 years of

age due to the fact that their

father murdered their mother

and there were no relatives

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constantly beat them and

their mother while they were

together, every day of their

lives. Their mother’s face was

a punching bag until finally

the bully beat her so badly he

inflicted irreparable brain

damage, killing her!Throughout the years of

their marriage, this man was

constantly inebriated and

barely worked at any mean-

ingful job. He had no formal

or specific education or train-

ing and pretty much drifted

through life until bumping

into the woman who would

become the mother of his

twins. He is spending the rest

of his life in jail for his horrif-

ic crime and the only differ-

ence between his life before

and after being a prison

inmate, is the fact that he

now lives in a confined space.

And what of the man’s two

sons?

Interestingly enough,

this question intrigued a

young research reporter who

decided to seek out and theseparated twins to conduct a

research paper, the reason we

know this story today. What

he discovered might impress

you. After months of search-

ing, finally finding and inter-

viewing the boys, then in

their 30’s, here is what he dis-

covered.

On the streets of Chicago

lay a man in a cardboard box.

He was drunk, burned out,

alone and destitute. His

hands were calloused, blood

stained and bruised. He was

wearing torn soiled jeans with

a red filthy plaid flannel shirt

when approached by the

research reporter, who asked

him if he would answer a few

questions, which he did. The

twin was very vocal as he was

very interested in hearing the

questions and why anyone

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but, I’ll tell you what it was in

a moment.

Later in the week, the

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Circa 2000. I’ve failed

many times in my

life. I’ve also had

many successes. Both

extremes have been part of my

life. “The thrill of victory and

the agony of defeat.” I have

lived through both.

While victory and suc-

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to do greater things, I’ve prob-

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ure. That’s because long ago, I

decided to let failure be my

life coach, inviting it to teach

me what I really needed to

know.

Along the way, I decided

that I would win in life. I also

decided to live a life that

would make a difference long

after I was gone. I didn’t want

to be someone who lived

comfortably now, but did

nothing to make the world (or

my local community) a better

place. I also decided to help

other men succeed where I

had failed, and to teach them

to be husbands and fathers in

ways that I wasn’t taught.

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Failure can rob us of who

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APR 29

•Family Promise of Passaic County is

celebrating their first year of service to

Passaic County homeless families at a

dinner dance on Wednesday, April 29from 7-11pm at The Bethwood, 38

Lackawanna Ave, Totowa. Music provid-

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APR 30

•Riverdale Library will host Paradise

Gardens for Pollinators and Wildlife on

Thursday, April 30 at 7pm. Create a

mini paradise in your back yard. MasterGardener Gail Di Domenico will discuss

how to attract butterflies, bees, dragon-

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to your garden, including plants that

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Some dogs, not unlike

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www.aarp. org/driv e or call 888-227-

7669.

Around the

Community…

•The Reformed Church in Kinnelon

announces Precious Playtime, monthly

Saturday evening babysitting for fami-

lies of children with disabilities. Fordetailed information regarding the

babysitters qualifications and the pro-

gram specifics call 973-838-3113 or

www.reformedchurchkinnelon.org.

•Riverdale Library will host AARP

Driver Safety Course on Saturday, April

18 and April 25 from 1-4pm. The pur-

pose of this course is to help drivers of

all ages to maintain their mobility and

independence by refreshing their driv-

ing skills and learning how to adjust to

age-related challenges. Cost: $15 for

AARP members; $20 for non-members.

Both sessions must be completed. Call

973-835-5044 or www.riverdaleli-

brary.org.

•Join Story time for Infants, Toddlers,

and Preschoolers at the Riverdale

Library. There is Totally Twos on

Mondays from 10:15-10:45am. Baby

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either 10:15-11am or 1:30-2:15pm.

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Weekend brunch

hosts who want to

forgo more famil-

iar fare can spice things up

with crêpes, a beloved dish in

France that is popular in

many other areas of the globe

as well. The following recipe

for “Asparagus & Ham

Crêpes” from Lou Seibert

Pappas’ “Crêpes: Sweet &

Savory Recipes for the HomeCook” (Chronicle Books) is a

versatile dish that can be

made into a vegetarian offer-

ing by simply omitting the

ham.

Asparagus & Ham Crêpes

Makes 8 crêpes

8- 6 or 7 inch garbanzo flour or

savory crêpes (see below)

1 ½ pounds asparagus spears,

cut into 1-inch diagonal lengths

1 egg

1 large sweet white or red onion,

chopped

¾ cup ricotta cheese or natural

cream cheese at room tempera-

ture

½ cup shredded Gruyére or

Emmenthal cheese

3 tablespoons grated Parmesan

cheese

2 garlic cloves, minced2 tab minced fresh flat-leaf pars-

ley

2 tea minced fresh tarragon or

dill, or 1/2 teaspoon dried tar-

ragon or dill

2 oz honey-baked ham or Black

Forest ham, julienned

Prepare the crêpes.

Preheat the oven to 350 F.

Steam the onion and aspara-

gus in a covered container

over boiling water until the

asparagus is crisp-tender,

about 5 to 7 minutes. In a

medium bowl, beat the egg

and mix in the cheeses, garlic,

parsley, tarragon or dill, ham,

and steamed vegetables.

Spoon ½ cup of the fill-

ing in a ribbon down the cen-

ter of each crêpe and roll to

enclose. Arrange in a greased9-by-13-inch baking dish.

Bake in the oven for 10 to 15

minutes, or until heated

through. Serve at once.

Savory Crêpes

Makes 16 to 18, 6- or 7-inch

crêpes

2 large eggs

1 cup milk

1/3 cup water

1 cup all-purpose flour, prefer-

ably bleached

¼ tea salt

2 tab butter, melted, plus 2 or 3

tab butter for coating the pan

In a blender or food

processor, blend the eggs,

milk, water, flour, salt, and

the 2 tablespoons melted but-

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smooth. Stir down and repeat

if necessary. Or, to mix byhand, sift the flour into a

medium bowl and add the

salt. Whisk the eggs until

blended, mix in the milk and

water and whisk this mixture

into the flour and salt; stir in

the 2 tablespoons melted but-

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heat until hot. Coat the pan

lightly with butter, lift the

pan from the heat and pour in

2 or 3 tablespoons of batter,

tilting and rotating the pan to

coat the surface. Cook until

almost dry on top and lightly

browned on the edges, about

1 minute. Loosen the edges

with a metal spatula and flip

the crêpe over using your fin-

gers or the spatula, then cook

the other side for about 15seconds, or until lightly

browned. Turn the crêpe out

onto a clean tea towel to cool.

Repeat with the remaining

batter, wiping the pan with

butter as needed and stacking

the crêpes as they are cooked.

For serving immediately,

cover the crêpes with alu-

minum foil and keep them

warm in a preheated 200 F

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tities intended for each use

and slip them in a self-sealing

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for up to 3 days or freeze them

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Hal Maxwell, president

of Coldwell Banker

Residential Brokerage

in New Jersey and Rockland

County, New York, is pleased to

announce that Boswell Aiosa &

Co. has ranked among the Top

5 affiliated teams in the compa-

ny for 2014, reaching No. 1 for

total units sold and No. 3 for

gross commission income

(GCI).

Boswell Aiosa & Co. is led

by William “Bill” Boswell of

Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in Wyckoff/Franklin

Lakes and Ronald “Ron” Aiosa

of Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in Kinnelon. The

team is also comprised of two

buyer specialists, Stephanie

Andronaco and Donna Nelson,

as well as a rental specialist,Mark Mielke, and is supported

by a full-time client relations

and administrative staff.

The team also attained the

Coldwell Banker International

President’s Premier Team

Award following its successful

sales year in 2014. This honor

places Boswell Aiosa & Co.

within the Top 3 percent of

approximately 2,500 Coldwell

Banker sales teams in the U.S.

and Canada.

“Bill and Ron have made a

great impact in their market-

places, developing a stellar repu-tation for pleasant customer

service and outstanding results.

I am excited to congratulate

them for their multiple acco-

lades in 2014,” said Hal

Maxwell, president of Coldwell

Banker Residential Brokerage

in New Jersey and Rockland

County, N.Y.

Boswell and Aiosa were

each named Platinum Level

recipients of the NJAR® Circle

of Excellence Sales Award® for

2014, which is the highest level

recognized by New Jersey

Realtors®. They both have also

qualified for the NJAR®

Distinguished Sales Club®

Award, a recognition attained

after receiving the NJAR®

Circle of Excellence Sales

Award® for 10 years. In addition,

Boswell was acknowledged for

his exceptional service as one of

its Five Star Real Estate Agents

in 2015.

Boswell and Aiosa were

ranked No. 68 and No. 69,respectively, on the 2014 REAL

Trends Best Real Estate Agents

in America list of New Jersey’s

top real estate sales professionals

based on closed transaction

sides. Boswell and Aiosa also

ranked No. 81 and No. 85 on

the list, respectively, based on

closed sales volume.

Boswell, who entered real

estate in 2005, has built his rep-

utation as a prominent realestate professional in the tradi-

tional residential and luxury

markets serving Bergen, Morris,

Essex, Hudson, Morris and

Passaic counties. He is a

Coldwell Banker Previews

Internation-al Property Specialist,

specializing in the marketing of

luxury homes. In 2013, Boswell

was announced by Realtor

Magazine as a member of its

prestigious 30 Under 30 Class, a

group of young professionals

across the country who exem-

plify “the ingenuity, dedication

and prowess that’s raising thebar in real estate today.” Boswell

combines knowledge of his local

market with focused online

marketing to reach today’s buy-

ers and sellers further and faster.

A 30-year Morris County

resident, Aiosa offers extensive

knowledge of local communi-

ties to buyers and sellers

throughout Bergen, Essex,

Morris, Passaic and Sussex

counties. A top real estate agentever since entering the profes-

sion in 2006, Aiosa has shared

his real estate expertise during

multiple appearances on NBC’s

LXTV Open House NYC and

George to the Rescue. Formerly

in the mortgage industry, Aiosa

has in-depth knowledge of the

mortgage process and keeps up-

to-date with changes in the field

to better guide buyers. He also

specializes in new construction

and renovations, and is a

Coldwell Banker Previews

International Property Specialist,

specializing in the marketing of luxury homes.

For more information about buy-

ing or selling a home, contact

Boswell Aiosa & Co. at 973-

850-4187, 201-891-6700

(Wyckoff/Franklin Lakes office)

or 973-838-9300 (Kinnelon of-

fice). Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage in Wyckoff/Franklin

Lakes is located at 360 Franklin

Ave. in Wyckoff and Coldwell

Banker Residential Brokerage in

Kinnelon is located at 1450 Route

23 North in Butler To view list-

ings, visit www.CBMoves.com

and www.northjerseyluxury.com

Boswell Aiosa & Co. rank among top 5 Coldwell Banker Residential

Brokerage Teams for 2014

William “Bill” Boswell Ronald “Ron” Aiosa

Century 21 Crest Real

Estate announced

Gina Petry Awarded

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Bronze Award 2014. “Century

21 Crest Real Estate is proud of

Gina’s accomplishments. Her

professionalism and great atti-

tude makes her a true asset to

our award-winning team,” said

Patricia R. Wojtyszyn, Century21 Crest Real Estate

Broker/Owner.

Gina has been in real estate since 2004. She is an

Accredited Buyer Represent-

ative, Certified Negotiations

Expert, and Certified in Short

Sales and Foreclosures. Gina

was raised in Butler, has resided

in Riverdale for the past 15

years, and handles real estate

transactions in Morris, Passaic,

Sussex and Bergen Counties.

For more information on how

to put Gina’s expertise to workfor you, she can be reached at

201-970-2319.

Century 21 Crest Real Estate

congratulates Gina Petry

Regina “Gina” Petry


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Patricia Wojtyszyn, bro-

ker/owner of Century

21 Crest Real Estate is

pleased to announce that in

recognition of its outstanding

sales production and commit-

ment to quality service,

Century 21 Real Estate LLC

recently honored Century 21

Crest Real Estate with theCentury 21® President’s

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bestowed upon those inde-

pendent Century 21® offices

that earn the Century 21

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calendar year.

The Centurion Award is

presented to Century 21

offices that achieve or sur-

pass sales production of

$1,991,000 or 446 closed

transaction sides within a

calendar year.

The Century 21 Quality

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faction surveys for their

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January 1 to October 31,

with a survey score of 95 per-

cent or better for two consec-

utive years.

“We are thrilled to rec-

ognize the work of Century

21 Crest Real Estate for this

momentous achievement,”

said Rick Davidson, presi-

dent and chief executive

officer, Century 21 Real

Estate LLC. “This is an out-

standing honor since only a

small percentage of C21®

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need to thank every one of

our customers who put their

trust in us,” said Broker/

Owner Patricia Wojtyszyn.

“Here at Century 21 Crest

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