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Belvidere High School Presented Into The Woods on March 29th-
31st. Into The Woods was adapted from the book by James Lap-
PHOTOS Taken ine with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. It was directed by
Ms. Stephanie Golda. The cast included: Connor McCrea, Alyssa Bangor and Pen Argyl took it to court, the
By the PRESS Hopkins, Owen Gately, Idalis Natal, Jason Thompson, Izzy Pedraza, tennis court that is, on March 29th in their
Emma Allen, Hailey Biasco, Theresa Hannon, Maria Turker, Gabby rivalry boys tennis match. Bangor beat Pen
Are Available Lesiv, Hailee Knapik, Frank VandeVeegaeta, Cassie Fox, Ryan An- Argyl after a close match, 3-2. Above: Ban-
derson, Brennan Anderson, Kadaysha Little, Johnathan Hajduk, gor’s Grant Kaye hits a two handed back-
online at Juli VandeVeegaete, Morgan Sendgikoski, Annie Noone, Emma Ser- hand return in his second singles match.
www.thepress rano, and Emilia Belet. Photos by Dale Young/The PRESS Photo by Dale Young/The PRESS
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time.com PA Sen. Scavello, State Reps Hahn, Emrick and Mako Announce
Northampton County Grants
Main Street
The Commonwealth their combined legisla- for their efforts in join- monwealth.” to Borough – Borough
Market Weekly Financing Authority tive districts. ing with him to secure Grant recipients in- Facility Renovations;
Specials (CFA) this week an- LSA grants support these vital grants for clude:Bangor Borough Upper Mount Bethel
nounced approvals of economic development, Northampton County – Bangor Storm Sewer Township – Minsi Lake
Local Share Account job training, commu- communities. Project & Police Equip- Park Infrastructure;
One-Day ONLY (LSA) grant funds for nity improvement and “These grants are an ment; Bangor Borough, Upper Nazareth Town-
a number of Northamp- public interest projects integral part of eco- Northampton County – ship – Multi-Munici-
FAMOUS ton County projects.
State Senator Mario
through gaming funds
under Act 71 of 2004.
nomic growth for this
area,” Scavello said.
Food Bank Expansion;
East Bangor Borough –
pal Paving Equipment;
Washington Township
MEAT SALE Scavello (R-Northamp-
ton/Monroe) joined
These specific grants
come from Monroe
“We must continue to
invest in infrastructure,
Shared Police Services;
Moore Township – Po-
– Head Wall Trash Rack
& Debris Guard Re-
FLYER State Representatives
Marcia Hahn, Joe Em-
County, which funds
projects in Monroe and
economic development
and public safety to en-
lice Vehicle & Comput-
er System Upgrades;
placement;
Additional grant ap-
rick and Zach Mako in its contiguous counties. sure a high quality of Plainfield Township provals are expected at
Page 15 announcing $981,616 Senator Scavello life in our communities – Salt Storage Shed the next CFA meeting
of approved grants in thanked his colleagues and across the Com- Replacement; Rose- in May.
Bangor Presents
MAMA MIA
Gallery 23 Showcase Local Talented Artists, Yanina Siani and Susan Bogen
san Said, “I first started
working in clay over 40
years ago. The tactile
feel and the spatial forms
that the clay can take on
has always drawn me in. I
especially love functional
pots that beg to be picked
up and held. The fact that
uses wide range of ma- a pot is pleasing to the
terials and techniques eye as well as the touch
Gallery 23 is please to
Page 3 announce their talent- including oil, acrylic is very satisfying. Asian
and watercolor. and Islamic ceramics
ed featured artists for
NWR Presents April, Susan Bogen and Trained as a silver- silver, gold and copper. Stoneware in her studio have always had a strong
smith in Ukraine, Yani- Using traditional met- in Montvale, NJ and influence on me. I strive
MAMA MIA Yanina Siani. to integrate form and de-
Yanina Siani: Yani- na spent several years alsmithing techniques, in Elka Park, NY. Su-
fabricating fine jewelry her handcrafted pieces san teaches ceramics at sign into my work. Once
na was born and raised a pot is formed, it then
in Kiev, the capital of with materials tradi- begin as raw wire and/ The Art School at Old
tionally perceived as or sheets of sterling Church, Demarest NJ, becomes a palette for the
Ukraine. Yanina Siani brushwork designs I’ve
started her artistic edu- precious. In 1998, she silver. Yanina utilizes and Sugar Maples Center
moved to the to New hand-patterned, formed, of the Arts in Maplecrest, developed over the years.
cation at early age. She My work is porcelain and
graduated from Art Col- York City to work as soldered and polished NY. Her work is shown
a bench jeweler. Yani- techniques and com- and available for sale at Stoneware fired in a gas
lege in Kiev, Ukraine. In reduction kiln or a wood-
the years that followed, na resides and works pletes her designs with The Peter’s Valley Craft
in her studio in New patina finish. Her collec- Center, Layton, NJ; Gal- fired salt kiln to cone 10.
she continued her ed-
Page 5 ucation through pri- Jersey since 2003. It is tion displays a colorful lery 23 Blairstown, NJ; All is food safe, dish-
here where she creates palette of stones includ- The Byrdcliffe Gallery, washer and microwave
vate lessons with well
Belvidere Presents known Ukrainian art- custom and one of the ing turquoise, lapis, am- Woodstock, NY; The safe.”
Into The Woods kind pieces of wearable ethyst, coral and many Kaaterskill Fine Arts Stop into Gallery 23,
ists. She tested her abil- located at 23 Main Street
ity to work on the large art jewelry. Yanina’s more custom cut stones. Craft Shop, Hunter, NY;
designs are hand-fab- Susan Bogen: Susan is Just Jersey, Morristown, in Blairstown and take
scale when she worked 10% off one of Susan’s
as a book illustrator. In ricated around colorful a ceramic artist work- NJ; Market House Lo-
gemstones with sterling ing in Porcelain and cal, Westwood, NJ. Su- or Yanina’s work during
her artistic work Yanina the month of April.
Page 6
Rambling Around
the Towns...pg. 2
Community Events...pg. 4
NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AT 11AM!
Home & Garden...pg. 7
Horoscopes & Puzzles...pg. 10
Classifieds...pg. 11
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bers to crochet or knit 258 of Blairstown. Any
items to be donated to Hardwick residents over
various charities, nurs- the age of 55 are most
ing homes, hospice and welcome to attend and
the needy throughout join if they wish. Call
Warren County. They their President, Laura
meet every Tuesday Randazzo at 908 362
from 9:30am to noon at 8920 for more informa-
Pennsylvania tainance of the cem-
etery. Donations can
award, The Frederick
R. Curcio, Jr. Scholar-
Network tab, in the HS
Guidance Office or the
the Catherine Dickson
Hofman Library, For
tion.
Friends & Neighbors
be mailed to St. John’s ship Award, may also SFN office adjacent to more information, call is a club of almost 100
Calling all Slate Belt Cemetery, C/O Carol be applied for at this the Paine Theater and the Anne at 908-459-0453. ladies in Warren Co.
Restaurants! Would Hummel, 136 Messing- time. To qualify a senior Bangor HS Greenhouse. Blairstown North who meet for lunch
you like to participate er Street, Bangor, PA must been enrolled in a Completed applications Warren Senior’s wel- the first wed. of each
in “Slate Belt Restau- 18013. computer science relat- are due at SFN on April comes all Warren month (Oct-May) at
rant Week?” We are The Blue Valley ed course or planning 26th. Call the SFN office County Seniors 55 the Allamuchy Fire
looking to do this event Farm Show has schol- to attend a Technical with any questions at or older to join their House on Alphano Rd
this July 6th through arships available to School of their choice 610-599-7019. club. They meet the 1st at noon. Visitors Wel-
July 14th. Call 610 588 any student who is or or majoring in comput- Reformed Cemetery Thursday of each month come. Call 908-269-
1000 or email info@ has been a member of er science. Applications of Stone Church is Ac- at 1:30 at the Library in 5730 for details
slatebeltchamber.org. Northampton County must be received by cepting Memorial Do- Blairstown. For more Knowlton United
More information is on 4-H clubs. Two $500.00 April 15, 2019. To hon- nation for the mainte- info. Call Gladys 908- Methodist Church wel-
our web site at www. scholarships for the or the recipients, parents nance of the Cemetery. 459-9210 or 862-220- comes music lovers of
slatebeltchamber.org 2019-2020 school year. and friends, a Scholar- Donations can be mailed 2693. all ages to “Memories
The Slate Belt Her- Applications must be ship Awards Dinner is to Reformed Cemetery, Star-Light Small An- Are Made of This” with
itage Center is in the returned by March 31st. planned for May 17th. C/O Ronald A. Sartini, imal Rescue is looking Retired Army Sergeant
process of collecting For more information For more information 10200 Richmond Road, for volunteers to help Craig Johnson. Songs
information on all the contact Audrey Koehler contact the guidance de- Bangor, PA. 18013. with transport and on- from a generation gone
textile and garment at 610-498-3389. partment or the chamber Bangor Womens Club line tasks, and for fos- by with songs from
mills that existed in the Slate Belt Chamber of office at 610-588-1000. GFWC Scholarship ters/adopters. Visit star Johnny Cash, Waylon
Slate Belt. If anyone has Commerce is pleased Slater Family Net- Applications Available lightrescue.webs.com or Jennings, Dean Martin,
a picture of the outside to announce applica- work is sponsoring a at Bangor High School email StarLight_Res- Elvis & Many More!
of their “Families Mill” tions for Scholarship $2,000 scholarship for and Faith Christian cue@ hot mail.com for Saturday, April 6th at 7
to scan it and please send Achievement Award a 2019 Bangor High School Guidance Offic- more information. pm. A donation to the
to the Heritage Center at 2019 are available School graduate. The es. $1000 scholarship to The Hardwick Se- Knowlton United Meth-
[email protected]. Or March 1st at the guid- family of Denny Strou- a senior who will be at- niors in Hardwick, NJ, odist Church Food Pan-
send a photo to” SBHC ance departments of se is also sponsoring tending college this fall. have been busy this try will be taken in lieu
30 North 1st Street, Bangor High School, a $1000 scholarship Deadline to submit ap- year crocheting and of an admission fee.
Bangor, PA Att: Karen Pen Argyl High School, through Slater Family plications is April 15th. knitting scarves and For more details, please
Brewer. Thank you in Faith Christian & Ca- Network for a 2019 Ban- hats for United States call (973) 919-3690.
advance for contributing
to this important project
St. John’s Cemetery
reer Institute of Tech-
nology. One scholarship
to a senior from each
gor High School gradu-
ate. The applications are
now available on the
New Jersey Vets who are in local
Nursing Homes. The
gifts will be distributed
Knowlton UMC is lo-
cated at 509 Route 94in
Columbia, NJ. All our
is accepting memorial of the four area school. school district website North Warren Knit- to the Vets by the Ameri- welcome to join us for
donations for the main- Please note: A separate under the Slater Family Wits needs new mem- can Legion Givens Belet some great music!
Bangor Area High School Presented Mama Mia as their Spring Musical on March 29th-31st. Mama Mia is based off the book by Catherine
Johnson, with Music and Lyrics by Benny Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, featuring hits by ABBA. The musical takes you on the wild ride
of single mother, Donna and her daughter Sophie. The main cast consisted of: Hannah Almanzar, Sophia, Villano, Cathianne McKenna,
Brookel Sabella, Gianna Graziano, Morgan Shriver, Akah Sareen, Logan Holva, Shemar Petrie, Charles Fassl, Marino Bubba, Seth Diorio,
and Mason Cruz. The cast acted along side a talented group of dancers, crew, and ensemble cast member to help bring the production to
life. Photos by Dale Young/The PRESS
North Warren Regional High School Presented Mama Mia as their Spring Musical on March 29th-31st. Mama Mia is based off the book by
Catherine Johnson, with Music and Lyrics by Benny Anderson and Bjorn Ulvaeus, featuring hits by ABBA. The main cast consisted of: Dan-
iella Archilla, Bella Messina, Caroline Copen, Julia Dieffenbach, Dan Cruz, Jacob Summers, Sean Pergola, Matt Pell, Andrew Merkle, Muriel
Baki, Emily Young, Emily Acosta, Nik Pagano, Justin Perrone, and Immanuel Archilla. Along side the cast was a talented group of musician,
and ensemble cats members, set designers, stage crew members and directors. Together the cast and crew beautifully captured the magic
of Mama Mia. Photos by Dale Young/The PRESS
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State Stalling The Sale Of Westminster Choir College Is A Good Sign Say Wirths And Space
In a letter to state Su- six months to even re- in downtown Princeton dubious,” said Wirths general’s office. This is with Rider University to
perior Court Judge Paul spond and when it final- to Kaiwen Education. (R-Sussex). “It appears a good sign. I hope it take over Westminster,
Innes on Wednesday, ly did, it only answered The company has no that the Chinese gov- helps stop the sale com- the Chinese govern-
the New Jersey Attor- two of the 49 questions. experience in higher ernment may be using pletely.” ment-owned company
ney General’s Office “I think Rider Univer- education and in fact the guise of academia The FBI warned uni- rolled out the red carpet
requested more time sity’s lack of coopera- prior to 2016, they had to access Princeton’s versities that individ- inviting about 40 West-
to consider the legality tion speaks volumes,” no business in educa- world-class scientists, uals and organizations minster students to tour
of Rider University’s said Assemblyman Hal tion whatsoever. It was researchers, and institu- may misrepresent them- and perform in Beijing.
proposed sale of West- Wirths. a government-owned tions for nefarious pur- selves and their inten- One of the students they
minster Choir College Wirths and fellow Chinese defense con- poses.” tions in order to access interviewed who went
to a Chinese for-profit Assemblyman Parker tractor that manufac- An FBI-issued a white to restricted informa- on the trip said that the
company that is partly Space in the 24th Leg- tured steelwork for paper on higher ed- tion. It said that some group was “pampered,”
owned by the Chinese islative District have bridges, ships, cranes ucation and national foreign governments “treated like celebri-
government. been vocal opponents and power plants. security, says that for- also pressure students ties” and that “Kaiwen
The university has not to the sale, even in- “This company has given governments use who are there for legit- staff dangled the possi-
provided an adequate troducing legislation never offered profes- campuses in the United imate reasons to report bility of future jobs at
response to the state’s (ACR222) to stop it. sional music training. States to steal infor- information to intelli- them.”
questions regarding the Rider University Its interest in the mu- mation, recruit indi- gence officials, often The bill to block the
sale. In one instance, wants to sell the re- sic college for the pur- viduals for espionage, using the promise of sale of the college has
Rider University took nowned music college pose of academia seems and spread false infor- favors. been referred to the
mation for political or An NPR story, said that Assembly Homeland
other reasons. It cited after Kaiwen Education Security and State Pre-
The Church of several examples of the
Chinese government
struck a $56 million deal paredness Committee.
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Senate Advances Oroho Bipartisan Bill Package to Combat Garden Dilemmas? Ask Mary!
Surge in Foreclosures to a year prior to trans-
planting, and more than
Legislation from the istration and Judiciary from having numerous would make changes a year prior for mature
bipartisan foreclosure to find solutions across foreclosed homes. They to the summary action trees. Ideally, it should
bill package sponsored government to lower drive down the number foreclosure process un- be done in the fall for
by Senators Steven Oro- our state’s foreclosure of families interested der the “Fair Foreclo- spring transplants. That
ho, Troy Singleton, and rate, but more needs to in moving to our com- sure Act” by clarifying way the shrub or tree
Dawn Marie Addiego, be done. The package munities, and this can the method by which can put energy into new
which would tackle the of bills we passed in ad- create a domino effect, foreclosed properties feeder roots over win-
surge in foreclosures dressing New Jersey’s which stifles economic can be sold on an expe- ter without the stress of
and streamline the pend- foreclosure crisis is a growth throughout the dited timeline. The bill supporting new plant
ing cases, has passed the major step in the right state,” said Senator Ad- was released from the growth. For plants best
New Jersey Senate. direction.” diego (D-Burlington/ Senate. transplanted in fall, root
The impetus of these “We all are aware that Atlantic/Camden). “This The fourth bill, S-3414, pruning in spring can
bills stems from the re- the surge in foreclosed bill package will help us substituted by A-5002, Mary E. Stone work if you keep the soil
port which was released properties continues to solve this problem and would permit all com- Stone Associates moist during the entire
in May of 2017 by Chief be an anchor that hinders will reform procedures mon interest community Landscape Design growing season. Person-
Justice Stuart Rabner more sustained econom- to make the foreclosure associations to record a ally, though, I’d prefer
and the Special Commit- ic growth in our state,”” process more modern- lien for unpaid assess- & Consulting,
you hold off until fall
tee on Residential Fore- said Senator Singleton ized.” ments. It would also pro- Blairstown to root prune and move
closures. This report was (D-Burlington). “By The following legisla- vide limited priority over Hello Fellow readers, the plant the following
the culmination of work solving the foreclosure tion was sponsored by prior recorded mortgag- Last week we spoke fall to lessen the risk of
from key stakeholders in issue, it will help in- Senator Oroho, Senator es and other liens for six about Early Spring plant stress. Call me cau-
the process such as the crease property values Singleton, and Senator months-worth of unpaid Transplants and the tious...
Administrative Office of and home prices, which Addiego as a part of the customary assessments question of root pruning The same timing proto-
the Courts (AOC). will assist in improving bill package: The fifth bill, S-3415, came up from Brian of col goes for the trench-
“Foreclosures are in- our overall economic The first bill, S-3411, substituted by A-4999, Stone Church PA. Great ing method. Digging a
credibly traumatic for outlook. Therefore, New would require that a no- would require the filing question Brian. Trans- trench around a tree is
families that are already Jersey must adopt pol- tice, with the intention to of certain contact infor- planting is always stress- better than the spade
struggling, and the re- icies and programs that foreclose, would not be mation of creditors with ful for plants especial- technique for mature
sulting vacant properties not only prevent foreclo- sent more than 180 days residential mortgage ly for the feeder roots; trees. In fact, for older
can negatively affect sures, but also stabilize in advance of taking that foreclosure complaint those most responsible established trees, spac-
communities in a variety neighborhoods. action. Currently, a no- and pending legal ac- for bringing nutrients ing out the trenching is
of ways,” said Senator “While this issue is not tice must be sent at least tion. and water to the plant. wise; say halfway around
Steve Oroho (R – Mor- new, the comprehen- 30 days in advance of The sixth bill, S-3416, By pruning roots in ad- then dig further around
ris, Sussex, Warren). sive approach outlined a residential mortgage would clarify that the vance of a transplant, later in the season. The
“I’m glad the Legisla- in this bipartisan bill lender initiating a fore- provisions of the “New you’ll markedly help trench should be twelve
ture has been able to package is. It seeks to closure or other legal Jersey Residential Mort- reduce transplant shock. inches wide and twelve
work with the Admin- build upon the contin- action to take possession gage Lending Act,” also And, you’ll improve sur- inches deep or more for
ued reduction in pending of a residential proper- apply to certain out-of- vival rates by encourag- larger trees. Again, dig
foreclosure cases and ty. The bill was released state persons and entities ing the plant to produce the trench just inside the
shorten the timeline to from the Senate by a involved in residential new feeder roots within intended root ball. Fill
adjudicate these cases. vote of 38-0. mortgage lending in the the future root ball to be the trench with two-parts
This is a reflection of the The second bill, State. Debtors would moved. topsoil mixed with one-
work undertaken by the S-3412, substituted by be provided with a no- One technique is called part compost to provide
executive, judicial and A-5000, would require tice that the lender is
TREE SERVICE, Inc. legislative branches of the Department of Af- licensed in accordance
spading – ideal for
smaller trees and shrubs
a cushy environment for
the new feeder roots.
government,” continued fairs to create an inter- with the Act. The bill and those not in their Keeping the soil moist
Singleton. active database of resi- was released from the current location for more is critical for success —
“There is a negative dential properties under Senate by a vote of 39-0. than a few years. Using a Deeply water each time
impact in neighbor- foreclosure. The seventh bill, sharp spade, cut a circle the soil is dry two or
hoods and communities The third bill, S-3413, S-3417, substituted by around the plant as deep three inches below the
Attention Cindy: A-4997, labeled the as the depth of the spade surface. Before you dig
“Mortgage Servicers out the transplant, check
LAWN & GARDEN AUCTION Licensing Act,” would
and just inside the in-
tended root ball. Recall for a thick web of fibrous
35th Annual Auction mandate persons acting
as a mortgage servicer
from last week’s column feeder roots. If they are
scarce, give the baby
(archived on AskMary-
Commercial SATURDAY, to obtain a license from Stone.com) a basic rule roots more time.
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AU-000385 Consignments Welcomed! 610-588-5831 licensees must meet. inch caliper tree should No lingering with your
The eighth bill, S-3418, have a sixteen to twenty- roots exposed to the
Above is the ad to run March 21st, 28th & April 4th substituted by A-5001, four-inch-wide and deep drying elements though.
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