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Around Gymnastics State Champion. Nicolletta Dorah was named All- Around State Champion at the

USAG-NJ Championships for level-7, 11 year old Junior Division on January 17, 2009 at Rutgers

University. Nicolletta competed all four events and her scores were; vault: 9.40, uneven bars: 9.175, balance beam: 9.650 and floor exercise: 9.525, total score of 37.750. She took first place on floor exercise and second on the balance beam along with the All-Around

State Championship title for her division. Nicolletta attends Northern Elite Gymnastics and Cheer, located in Flanders, New Jersey, own- ership of Noreen Cacchione and under the tutelage of her coaches; Sergio, Jackie, Tati & Val. Congratulations to Nicolletta and her team- mates and continued suc- cess.

With the number
of quality players
on the court for
West Morris, it
should come as no
surprise that
Shapiro has some
lofty goals
for the season.

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than the 2008 Dallas Cowboys for proof of that statement. The \u2018Boys had talent in abundance and some had them pegged for a Super Bowl this season, but they didn\u2019t even make the playoffs. Fans and detractors alike can point to many reasons as to why they weren\u2019t able to unite for a memorable year.

On the local level, one team that doesn\u2019t have to worry about team unity is the West Morris Central High School boy\u2019s basketball squad. Wayne Shapiro has his players believing in the system and the results have been positive.

Leadership on the court is important for any team and WMC is no different, in fact they have several players with that attribute.

\u201cOur offensive leaders are Brett Bononno and Jared Washkau,\u2019\u2019 Shapiro said. \u201cBecause they score a lot of points, I believe that their teammates look to them for inspiration. Matt Wehrhahn is our \u2018rah-rah\u2019 leader and he has taken on the role of making sure his teammates are motivated and focused.

An added advantage for West Morris this winter is the improvement shown by athletes from the start of practice to this point in the season.

has improved with his tough- ness and scoring capabili- ties,\u2019\u2019

said. \u201cBononno has as well with his athleticism and scoring

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Kathleen Hoke (left) and Debbie Brito, both of Chester, "ooh and aah" over the fabulous Tiffany jew- elry to be auctioned off, along with a trove of luxury items, at the St. Joseph Home-School Association's 26th Annual Auction. Both women, co-chairs of the event, sport some of the distinctive and elegant bags that are in keeping with the Out of Africa theme. The Saturday, March 21st event will be held at the Hamilton Park Hotel and Conference Center in Florham Park, and will feature live and silent auctions and a 50/50 raffle. All proceeds will be used exclusively for the educational needs of the children of Mendham's St. Joseph School. For more details on this wonderful event, contact (973) 543-7474, ext. 7. (No live animals were harmed in the making of these handbags).

"Voluntary Simplicity". The Workshop will be held on February 26, 2009 at the Oasis Cafe located at 18 Schooley's Mtn. Rd., Long Valley, includes a 5- session discussion group format. Topics covered include: The Meaning of Simplicity, Your Money or Your Life, How Much is Enough, The Practice of Simplicity and Living More With Less. The only cost is $21. for the course workbook. Participants read the articles before each session. The goal is to stimulate discussion wherein everyone's opinion is heard and respected, and to encourage personal choice of actions. RSVP (908-876-3643) or www.acupunct- deb@aol.com by Feb 18 so we can order your work- book or for more information. Coffee and dessert will be available for purchase.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009, 7:30pm at Schooley\u2019s Mountain Fire House, 231 Schooley\u2019s Mountain Road in Long Valley and will feature a Valentine\u2019s Day dinner menu and table setting planned by Michele Rosenthal of The Paris House Designs of Long Valley. Based on a romantic couple\u2019s theme, the presentation will include a sample of Champagne punch, chocolate coconut truffles, romantic dinner menu, and Valentine\u2019s Day celebration tablescape.

For the past 20 years, Michele Rosenthal, owner of The Paris House Designs, has been creating beautiful home interiors as well as some of the most unique events and par- ties imaginable. The designer travels the world bringing back one-of-a-kind pieces and unique ideas and inspirations that are used in her interiors and special events.

Come meet your neighbors, make some new friends. General meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. For more information: www.newcomers-washing- ton-twp.com

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Experience a
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tion for one of our first residents, Rose Madsen. A great party, with live entertainment, was enjoyed by Rose's Family, fellow Paragon Village residents and visiting dig- nitaries.

Rose was recognized with resolutions from: The Morris County Freeholders: presented by Freeholder Margaret Nordstrom, and The Mount Olive Town Council: present- ed by Councilmember Steven Rattner.

The Township of Mount Olive declaring Friday, Jan. 23, 2009 as Rose Madsen Day: presented by Mayor David Scapicchio