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Mendham Graduate Named 2015 CNN Hero Of The Year For Work In Nepal
n Nov. 17, CNN

honored Maggie
Doyne of Mendham Borough, CEO and
founder of The BlinkNow
Foundation, with the 2015
CNN Hero of the Year
Award.
Doyne was recognized
for her humanitarian efforts
in Nepal, where she

founded The Kopila Valley
School and Home for impoverished, orphaned, and
at risk-children. Doyne was
also recognized for developing a womens center to
empower the women of
Surkhet through job training and education.
By winning the top

honor, Doyne will receive a
$100,000 grant to continue
her work with The BlinkNow Foundation. The annual CNN Hero award
ceremony took place at
New Yorks American Museum of Natural History.
Maggie attended the event
with, BlinkNow co-founder,
Top Malla.
The CNN Hero award
show, scheduled to air Sun.,
Dec. 6, marked the conclusion of a voting competition
that began on Oct. 8. Maggie competed against nine
other nominees through a
global contest that ran
through Nov. 15. Fans supported their favorite heroes
by casting their votes
through Facebook and on
the CNNHeroes.com website.
Im so honored by this
prestigious award, says
Doyne. I want to thank all
of my little heroes. I draw
all of my inspiration from
them. My co-founder, Top
Malla, my amazing staff at
BlinkNow and our incredible network of donors and

everyone who has had faith
in the vision. I also want to
thank the Kopila Valley faculty members and our team
of aunties and uncles who
keep us healthy, safe and
fed.
A huge thank you to
my Nepali Family, continues Doyne. Your beauty
and charm won me over at
18. Thank you for embracing me and allowing me to
represent you with this
award.
After Doynes senior
year at Mendham High
School, she decided to set
off and see the world. Four
countries and 20,000 miles
later, she found herself
trekking through the Himalayas and walking on dirt
roads through povertystricken villages in Nepal.
During this time, Doyne
met a six-year-old girl
named Hima who was
breaking stones in a dry
riverbed and selling them to
earn money for her family.

Doyne was shocked by
what she saw and decided
to enroll Hima into school
by paying for her tuition,
uniform, and books. Doyne
started to help a few more
children, and one by one
witnessed their young lives
being transformed. Over the
next two years, Doyne
made her dream of building
a safe, clean, stable home
for these suffering children
a reality. She purchased
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Pet O2 Masks Help Save Furry Friends
By Jane Primerano
ften house fires start when the family isnt at home. The human family, that is.
Sometimes pets are home alone and
even when they arent they may panic and
hide when the house fills with smoke, according to Renee Coughlin of Canine Company, an invisible fence company based in
Wilton, CT. They dont know to run out of
the house and up to 150,000 pets die in fires
each year, according to the companys website. Most pet fire fatalities are from smoke
inhalation.
The firm donates specially-designed pet
oxygen masks for use in pet rescues. Regular oxygen masks for humans dont work
for dogs, making it difficult to revive a canine suffering from smoke inhalation.
Ralston Engine Co. in Mendham Twp.
received three sets of these masks in October, according to Deborah Bennetts of the
Canine Company. They were requested by
Assistant Chief John McDonough, she said.
The company has three trucks, so each
truck now has a set of masks. Each set contains three sizes that fit many pets.
Although the Canine Company specializes in care for dogs, the masks fit other animals such as cats and rabbits as well. The
masks accommodate even the largest dogs,
according to the companys literature.
The donations are part of the Project
Breathe initiative launched by the Invisible
Fence brand. Donations are made across the
country.
Across New Jersey, the Canine Company has donated more than 100 sets of
masks to 34 fire and rescue teams, according to a press release.
Roxbury Township received three sets.
They were accepted for the fire department
by the township council at its Nov. 10 meeting, according to Lisa Spring, township finance officer. Calls to the main fire
department number were not returned, so it
isnt clear which fire companies received
them. The value of the donation was not
noted, Spring said.
Mendhams other fire company, Brookside, has a few masks purchased out-ofpocket about five years ago, according to
Chief Peter Dwyer. He said only two of
their engines carry them. The company also
has a mini-pumper and a utility truck and,

ideally, they would have mask sets as well,
Dwyer said.
We have had multiple animals saved on
our side of town, he said.
Other fire companies that received
masks are Denville, Jefferson Township,
Lincoln Park, Rainbow Lakes and
Riverdale. Also donated were special decals

that can be affixed to the front door of a
window to alert firefighters there are pets
in the home.
Canine Company also provides other
supplies to pet owners and operates a mobile grooming service.

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Mendham Fire Department

To Host Tree Bonfire Celebration
he Mendham Fire Department plans

to hold its 12th night Christmas Tree
Bonfire Celebration on Sun., Jan 10,
at 6:30 p.m., at Borough Park.
The event will feature fun for the whole
family; including holiday music and hot
chocolate while offering everyone one last
toast to the holiday season.
To further assist Borough residents, the
Mendham Fire Department will pick up
trees and bring them to the pile at Borough
Park. The pick-up service is open to Borough residents only. Residents who wish to
have their tree picked up can go to mendhamfd.org/trees and fill out a form along
with making a donation to the Mendham
Fire Department. Residents who fill out
forms must have their trees curbside by 9
a.m. on Sun., Jan.10. For more information
on the event, go to mendhamfd.org/trees.
The Mendham Fire Department also offers some Holiday Safety Tips for residents.
Once the Christmas tree is at home, make
a fresh cut across the trees base and immediately place in water. Keep the trees water
container full at all times, checking the
water level daily.
Be extra careful with electricity, all open

flames and other heat sources during the
holidays.
Check all Christmas tree lights, other
electric decorations and electrical appliances
for wear, like frayed cords. Do not use
lights, decorations or appliances with worn
electrical cords. Use only UL approved electrical decorations and extension cords.
Place the Christmas tree well away from
heat registers, space heaters, fire places,
wood stoves, televisions, computer monitors
and other heat sources.
Place the Christmas tree clear of doors to
keep the emergency escape route clear of
trees, packages and furniture.
Unplug tree lights and other decorations
when out of the room or sleeping.
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Whats a traditional Christmas morning
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If the household includes a natural tree in its
festivities, take to heart the sales persons

suggestion Keep the tree watered.
Christmas trees account for hundreds of
fires annually. Typically, shorts in electrical
lights or open flames from candles, lighters
or matches start tree fires. Well-watered
trees are not a problem. A dry and neglected
tree can be.
When selecting a tree for the holidays
makes sure needles on fresh trees are green
and hard to pull back from the branches, and
the needles should not break if the tree has
been freshly cut. The trunk should be sticky
to the touch. Old trees can be identified by
bouncing the tree trunk on the ground. If
many needles fall off, the tree has been cut
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land in Surkhet, Nepal with her entire life

savings of $5,000. The local Nepalese community, led by BlinkNow co-founder Top
Malla, helped pour the homes foundation.
Doyne had many supporters from Mendham, and in 2008, Kopila Valley Childrens
Home opened. Kopila is now home to 50
children ranging in age from 17 months to
18 years old. In 2010, the Kopila Valley
School was built out of locally harvested
bamboo and is currently bustling with 400
children from Surkhet and surrounding
areas. Many of these children are the first
in their families to attend school.
A Health Clinic and a Womens Center
for the Kopila Valley community was also
established and currently, construction is
under way for a new, environmentally
friendly school campus.
The BlinkNow Foundation provides an

education and a loving, caring home for orphaned, impoverished and at-risk children;
community outreach to reduce poverty, empower women, improve health, and encourage sustainability and social justice.
Doyne says, There is no time to waste.
If you are educated and free, empowered
and safe, use your power, and your gifts to
help the rest of our human family. We cant
lose site of the task at hand. We all have the
power to change the world in the blink of
an eye. I want my project to be a model for
what other people can do around the world.
I was just one girl who helped another girl
in a country devastated by poverty and
war.
To donate, go to www.BlinkNow.org/donate.
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a fire hazard.
Do not place the tree close to a heat
source, including a fireplace or heat vent.
The heat will dry out the tree, causing it to
be more easily ignited by heat, flame or
sparks. Be careful not to drop or flick cigarette ashes near a tree. Do not put a live tree
up too early or leave it up for longer than
two weeks. Keep the tree stand filled with
water at all times.
When disposing a tree, never put tree
branches or needles in a fireplace or woodburning stove! For a donation, Mendham
Fire Department will gladly pick up the
Christmas tree and place it on the pile at the
Borough Park for this years annual 12th
Night Celebration.
Regarding holiday lights make sure to
maintain them. Inspect holiday lights each
year for frayed wires, bare spots, gaps in the
insulation, broken or cracked sockets, and
excessive kinking or wear before putting
them up. Use only lighting listed by an approved testing laboratory.
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and place them where they cannot be easily
knocked down. Never leave the house with
candles burning.
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Boys Soccer Team State Champs After 46 Years
By Josh Lashley
n so many ways, this was a season to
remember for the West Morris Mendham High School boys soccer program-and not just because they were
highly successful and competitive against
very strong opponents.
The Minutemen were, in every sense of
the word champions. Through both good
times and tough times, the Minutemen
stood tall as a team and they ultimately
prevailed.
It wasnt at all easy, as attaining tremendous goals is supposed to be challenge.
But, when all was said and done, the Minutemen reached the very pinnacle of the
sport at the high school level in this state.
Mendham ultimately won the NJSIAA
State Group 3 championship this fall with
a 4-0 victory over Toms River South in
the State finals on Nov. 22 in Union.
The Minutemen also won the North 2
Group 3 Sectional title and ended the season
with a sparkling overall record of 18-5-1.
Russ Raffay, the deservedly proud

head coach for Mendham recalls which
games showed the true character of the
student-athletes who comprised the Minutemen roster.
Several games stand out, Raffay
said. The first was when Julian Montilus
entered the locker room hours after his
mother had passed and wanted to playthat was against Ridge, a 1-0 win, on Sept.
26. He scored the game winning goal. Our
loss to Randolph, 1-0, on Oct. 22, near the
end of the season seemed to have refocused our team for their run through the
states. Our 4-0 win against a favored
South Plainfield team in the semifinal
round of the States [stands out as do] our
wins against Hopewell Valley for the State
Sectional Championship, 2-1, on Nov.13;
Old Tappan for the North Championship,
2-1 on Nov. 17; and our State win against
Toms River South.
Its not at all surprising, yet definitely
worth mentioning that the Minutemen
were propelled by outstanding leadership

this year.
Julian was our emotional leader this
year, Raffay said. He had 19 goals and
five assists. Christian Pedercini was the
leader at the midfield position. A captain,
Zach Bible was our goalie with 13.5
shutouts. Jordan Auriemma and Jack Vispoli, captain, were the anchors of our defense. Matt Hanks, captain, was the player
who would always provide the spark for
the team with his speed and toughness.
Dillon Wintz was a captain and always
seemed to calm the team down.
Bible was the most surprising this
season. He was big in the nets and was
much improved over last year. Three key
underclassmen contributed very heavily.
Jack Chernow, junior defender never left
the field all season. Steve Ryan, sophomore midfielder filled in when Jack Herb
broke his foot. Jared Beneducci junior
midfielder scored two goals in the State
final game. Herb was a senior transfer
from California this season who immediately earned a starting role.

Mendham had a record of 4-2-1 and
placed second in the Northwest Jersey
Athletic Conference United Division.
Our entire program's record this year
from [ninth through 12th grade] was 527-1, Raffay said. Our ninth graders won
the Delbarton Tournament, our JV team
was undefeated and we have four solid returning varsity players-three were starters
in the State final game.
This was the first state championship
in 46 years. We brought back Mendham's
first coach, Bob Lash to talk to the boys
before the Sectional final game and we
brought back several former players to
talk about the history of the program and
what a State championship would mean to
all who wore the Mendham uniform. I
also have to mention the coaching staff,
Mace Teitelbaum, Justin Driesse, Kathy
Kremins and Lindsay Schartner were key
factors to our success.''
Local Dental Office Sends Halloween Treats To Americans Overseas
taste of Halloween is being enjoyed

by U.S. servicemen and servicewomen, thanks to the dentists and
staff at Jockey Hollow Dentistry LLC and
Operation Jersey Cares in Mendham.
Its the sixth year that the family-oriented dental office has purchased candy
from area trick-or-treaters. Dr. M. Corey
Johnson and Dr. Karen Fenichel say the
program reduces the amount of candy kids
consume and allows the troops to enjoy a
bit of Halloween themselves while they
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Halloween means lots of candy all at
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to eat all the sweets they bring home. Not
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cavities, and sending it to our heroes overseas will give our troops something to
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repackage the treats and send them overseas. Over the past six years, the practice
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to American servicepeople.
Its feels good to do something for
those serving our country and for our
younger patients, added Johnson.
Trick-or-treaters were invited to bring up
to eight pounds of candy to Jockey Hollow
Dentistry and sell it for $1 a pound.
Fenichel said she became involved with the
candy buy-back program six years ago because many of the families at Jockey Hol-
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en athletes from Mendham High

School recently signed letters of intent to go D1 for field hockey and
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Newspaper Company Goes Full Circle, Doubles In Size, Returns Home
By Cheryl Conway
ith a new year comes change, like a different
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But for Joe Nicastro and Mary Lalama of Flanders,

co-owners with Darwin Oordt of Cherry Hill, they return
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On Mon., Nov. 16, New View Media Group moved
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What a nice homecoming it has been for Nicastro and
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to home for me and Mary and our employees that come
in on a daily basis. I am very happy to be back in Mt.
Olive close to home.
While the current location is just temporary, Nicas-
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eventually.
We are in the process of purchasing a building and
needed a temporary place, says Nicastro. The address
we are at now is the same address that we moved to when
we started the papers in 2004. We had started the Mt.
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available once again.
Nicastros plan is we are looking at a small building
along Route 46 that we feel would be a perfect home and
give great exposure to the business.
For New View Media Group, 2015 has been a tremendous year of growth.
With a current circulation of about 159,000 homes
from as far west as Hackettstown to as far east as Cedar
Grove, New View Media Group has grown from eight
monthly papers this time last year and plans to hold
steady with 15 papers moving into 2016.
On April 1, they had formed a partnership with Oordt,
owner of the Marketeer, a free shopper type supplement.
They changed their name from MJ (My Jersey) Media to
New View Media with The idea that we have a new
view on media, says Nicastro.
All community news, from schools to government,
people, organizations, places of worship, libraries, nonprofit organizations, volunteer services, childrens
groups, scouts, fundraisers and more are featured in the

free monthly papers. The companys philosophy is to
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he Paper Mill Playhouse is hosting A

Christmas Story: The Musical.
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eight times a week at the Millburn theater
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Ralphie wants only one thing for Christmas: an Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action
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that this most perfect of gifts ends up under
his tree this Christmas. Straight from Broadway this musical captures holiday wonder
with such deliciously wicked wit that it is
sure to delight children and grown-ups alike.
Bring the whole family again and again. The
holiday movie that the whole world loves
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Performances will be Wed. through Sun.
at various times. Check Paper Mill Playhouses website for times and special holiday
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may be purchased by calling 973-376-4343,
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There is no better way to celebrate the
holidays than a trip to Paper Mill Playhouse
to experience this heartwarming and hilarious
musical based on the film that you know and
love, commented Paper Mill Playhouse Producing Artistic Director Mark S. Hoebee.
Bring the entire family and share an experience they will never forget.
Paper Mill Playhouse will once again, be
a collection point for this years Jersey Cares
Coat Drive. Over the years, Jersey Cares has
collected, sorted and distributed more than
500,000 winter coats to New Jersey residents.
The donated winter coats benefit at-risk men,
women, children, and infants in our area.
Each year, Paper Mill Playhouse gladly participates in this worthy cause and will be collecting gently used winter coats through Jan.
3, 2016, in the lobby at Paper Mill Playhouse.
Attention Schools, Churches,

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Ring In First Night 2016 With Music, Art, Theater
ec. 31, 2015 marks the 24th year for New Jerseys biggest and brightest New Years Eve family-friendly, alcohol-free celebration of the arts
with nearly 200 artists, more than 85 events in 24 plus
venues representing dance, theatre, music, world cultures, visual arts and childrens events.
For all 24 years, Morris Arts has served as First
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who attract thousands of people from throughout the state
and beyond. More than half of the program features new
artists or returning artists, many of whom have performed
at top venues such as the White House, Carnegie Hall,
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performing arts.
On that night, for a remarkably affordable price,
$17.50-$25, one can experience everything from classical chamber music to the Australian aboriginal didgeridoo!
On the jazz/rock front, audience favorite The British
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to perform note-perfect classic 60s rock, while the Zydeco Revelators share the infectious Cajun rhythms.
Come and be awestruck by Jazz guitar legends, Frank Vi-
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Pizzarelli, who turns 90 this year, and jazz pianist, Rio
Clemente; or the 1920s-30s hot jazz of Dr. Dubious &
the Agnostics.
For fans of Sinatra, folk, bluegrass, blues or drum circles, plenty to choose such as Mark Old Blue Eyes
Centennial with James Langtons period-perfect Salute
to Frank Sinatra; folk singing legend Pete Seeger with
Spook Handy; classic bluegrass, fiddlin and banjo
pickin Feinberg Brothers, The Two Bobs Street Band or
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Classical or pop, check our Mid-Atlantic Opera Quartets program of Broadway and opera favorites, Sweet
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First Night offers cultural experiences from around the
world such as music from Chinas Youth Orchestra with
traditional Chinese instruments; the compelling rhythms
and high energy movement of Frabas West African
Dance, Drumming and Tap; the Korean Traditional
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There is even theater, dance and comedy. Enjoy the
Mayhem Poets, tremble with terror at Your Ghost Story
performed by the actors of Traveling Literary Theatre;
spend quality time with President Abraham Lincoln per-
formed by Robert Costello; or laugh into the New Year

with comedian Jon Fisch, who has opened for Jerry Seinfeld and featured on Late Night With David Letterman, to name a few.
Kids of all ages will delight in Benjamin Lipmans
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Keith Leafs amazing light-up juggling; Rizzos Reptile
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The early session for younger children, from 4:45
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Three visual arts exhibits, displaying more than 200
artworks, and two sets of fireworks top off the magical
evening. To check out the full lineup of artists, visit:
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For the most affordable option, purchase tickets before
Dec. 22 for $20 per ticket or $17.50 for 4 or more. Every
venue is indoors and a free shuttle is provided to transport to each location. For more information, call (973)
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Notable Events From 2015
he dawn of a new year is not only a

great time to look ahead and make
plans for the future, but its also a
great time to reflect on the previous 12
months. The following are some notable
events from 2015.
Just seven days into the new year, a terrorist attack on the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo shocks the world.
Twelve people, including several cartoonists and two police officers, are killed,
while five others suffer critical injuries. The
attacks are later linked to the terrorist organization Al Qaeda, which reportedly ordered the attacks in retaliation for the
publications caricatures of the Prophet
Muhammad.
United States President Barack Obama
and Cuban President Raul Castro meet in
early April, marking the first time in more
than half a century the two countries leaders met face-to-face. Less than two months
later, the United States removes Cuba from
its list of state sponsors of terrorism, moving one significant step closer to restoring
full diplomatic relations between the two
countries.
Ireland becomes the first country to le-
galize same-sex marriage in a national referendum on May 22. Roughly 62 percent of

voters approve changing the countrys constitution to allow same-sex marriage, a vote
that comes 22 years after the Irish government decriminalized homosexuality.
Just one day after American Independence Day, the United States Womens National Team wins the Womens World Cup
in Vancouver, British Columbia. The game
is a rout, as American Carli Lloyd scores a
hat trick in the first three minutes of the
game en route to leading her team to a 5-2
victory over Japan. Lloyds hat trick was
the first such feat in Womens World Cup
Final history.
Alexis Tsipras wins a snap election on
September 20 to once again become Prime
Minister of Greece. The elections come
roughly one month after Tsipras announces
his resignation as a result of intraparty defections that have cost him his majority in
the Greek parliament.
The Chicago Cubs clinch a postseason
series at Wrigley Field for the first time
ever when they defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-4 to win one of two National League
Division Series.
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Preserve Victorian- Dickens Era Landmarks In West Orange
By Michele Guttenberger
he hallmark years of Thomas Edisons life were
at the center of the Dickens Victorian era the
reign of Queen Vitoria (1837 1901). Charles
Dickens published A Christmas Carol four years before
Thomas Edison was born. Charles Dickens had become
the influentially renowned author of his time who tapped
into the social conscious of the Victorian age that marveled over the wonder of modern inventions and believed
in mindfulness to the plight of the poor. The inventions
of Thomas Edison would become significant milestones
in the timeline of the Victorian era. And every well-read
American home would also have the works of Britains
Charles Dickens in their own family library. Such was
true of the Edison home. The style and fashion of the Victorian era is paralleled to the early life of Thomas Edison
and his family.
Thomas Edison made two important real estate purchases in West Orange in the last decades of the 19th
Century. It was in West Orange where he developed his
own plans to build a state of the art factory and research
laboratory and just a mile away he acquired the Glen-
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mont - a gorgeous fully furnished Queen Anne style Victorian mansion in the gated community of Llewellyn
Park. Edison, a 39 year old widower and father of three
young children married Mina Miller in 1886. Glenmont
was the wedding gift to his 19 year old bride. Both Glenmont and Edisons factory lab became legendary early
modern American landmarks and on Sept. 5, 1963 the
National Park Service combined Edison's home and laboratory into a single national park called Edison National
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Many groups and organizations are dedicated to preserving the history of Thomas Edison but, the members
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physical structure, grounds and fixtures of these two
landmark locations. It is this group that has raised funds
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participated in making the Glenmont historically decorative for Christmas Holiday visitors.
This community of friends of Thomas Edison has
been fundraising for these restoration projects since
1954. They have fostered the spirit of this era which includes donning on their best Victorian attire for these festive events. The goal this year is to raise funds for the
factory site. Their focus is on making the heavy machine
shop operational again. The main line shaft is in need of
significant repair. For those desiring to help preserve
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Visit the Victorian Glenmont bedecked for the Christmas Holiday that revisits Edison familys Christmas celebrations. Go to the visitor center at the Laboratory
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