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Isn’t it funny how so many

times we can become so fix-

ated with our own misfor-

tunes that we neglect to

remember it could be worse?

While I’m sitting at my desk

worrying about business or fam-

ily issues, I am failing to recog-

nize everything I am blessed

with in that moment…i.e. I’m

breathing. We like to focus on

the things that get us down and

in many ways we allow those

things to ruin our days, our

relationships, even our lives.

Meanwhile we forget that

things can always be worse and

that we need to be counting

the blessings that we do have,

no matter how barebones.

I had an aunt who would

seem to be the very imperson-

ation of “the worst.” Aunt

Teddy was diagnosed with

rheumatoid arthritis more than

two decades ago. The arthritis

destroyed her body in such a

way that she was literally twist-

ed. She was permanently bed-

ridden and in constant pain.

For the better part of 15 years,

the only pure daylight she was

able to see was on her rare visit

to the doctors. Before her body

had begun failing, she truly was

a ray of sunshine herself to all

those around her. Aunt Teddy

shared everything, from her

shore house to anything else

she had.

Every holiday my kids and

I traveled to see Aunt Teddy.

After climbing the steps of her

two-family house, we entered

to find this poor incapacitated

woman curled up on a recliner.

Though she knew exactly who

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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.

Open to writers of all skill levels. For

information call the library at 973-835-

5044 or www.riverdalelibrary.org.

•LEGO Lab on Wednesday, April 22

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•Zumba Gold, a low impact dance and

fitness class at Butler Public Library will

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•Family Promise of Passaic County is

celebrating their first year of service toPassaic County homeless families at a

dinner dance on Wednesday, April 29

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•National Day of Prayer on Thursday,

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MAY 19

•Butler Library will host a Driver Safety

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The question is: What

should I do with my

portfolio now? Should

the headline of this column

answer that question effec-

tively and definitively? After

all, the stock market has risen

constantly since the demise of

2008 with no major correc-

tions as of late. Does this

mean that a correction, pull-

back or crash is imminent?

The US stock market’s most

recent down years in reverse

order were: 2008, 2002, 2001,

2000, 1994, 1990 and 1987.

Might 2015 be next? Is there a

pattern to be derived from

these dates and if so, should

you take any action as not to

have your portfolio scarred byanother negative year? In

other words my question real-

ly is, can anyone actually and

successfully time the stock

market to know exactly when

to get out or into the market

in order to buy at the low and

sell at the high?

Market-timing has been

tried many times before with

many pundits claiming suc-

cess, were these people skilled,

have the “crystal ball”, just

lucky, or did they understand

and follow a pattern? Well,

sorry to disappoint, there real-

ly is no exact pattern or way

to actually determine when

the next “Big Crash” or “Huge

Run-up” will occur. Educated

guesses? Plenty, for sure, but

there must be a better way to

win in the wealth accumula-tion game and in my opinion

there is! It’s not sexy, flashy or

headline grabbing, but, it

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regardless of your net-worth,

current age or level of invest-

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selves derived from thousands

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them, throughout the country.

The greatest asset in the

accumulation of wealth is not

how much money you start

with, but rather how much

time you have to invest and

the frequency you add to it.

Generally speaking, little

sums of money invested prop-

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large span of time will turn

into a very large sum of

money. So what is this properinvestment to accomplish

this? I’ll tell you! The answer

is not to search for the next

Apple computer, Google or

IBM before that. No, that

would be as difficult as choos-

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sell. We’ve determined so far

that most of us don’t know

when the best time to buy

shares would be nor the right

company shares to purchase

either. Equally the over-

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answer to these two questions

either, therefore who does?

I’m afraid the answer is no one

knows, though there are lots

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newsletters and magazines to

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we were, we each found our-

selves having to verbally con-

firm our presence. “Hey Aunt

Teddy. It’s Joey.” Even as diffi-

cult as it was to see throughher sickly disposition, there

was always joy in her eyes

when we came to visit her. But

the one thing that always

stuck out to me during our vis-

its was her answer to the age-

old question: “How are you

doing?” She would always

smile and reply, “It could be

worse!”

Imagine that! Com-

pletely incapacitated, com-

pletely de-pendent and filled

with pain, and still it could be

worse! What an attitude to

have. Aunt Teddy was one of

the few people for whom I’d

say it couldn’t get much

worse. Yet still, there she was

visit after visit declaring her

blessings and claiming that

things could be worse.

Think about it…

Today, right now I ask

you to think about all the

things that are good in yourlife. Reflect on them and give

thanks. You may say, “Joe,

believe me there is nothing to

smile about.” The fact that

you still have breath in your

lungs means that today is the

day everything can change.

Hey, it’s a choice. Make the

right one! Still need convinc-

ing? Google a gentlemen

named Nick Vujicic. If you do,

I think you might feel differ-

ently.

Joe Pellegrino is an author,

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Just An Average Joe, LLC.

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Developing strong and

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the dog while ensuring the

pet’s safety. Many dogs are

eager to learn and will

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Dogs have special needs

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between events and past expe-

riences. Therefore, praise or

consequence has to happen

immediately for the notion to

be reinforced. If the dog sits

on command, she should be

given a treat or a good amount

of praise. If she is nipping

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in the training and interac-

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something wrong to confuse

the animal.

It’s also important to

consider the dog’s tempera-

ment during training. Certainbreeds tend to be more docile

or dominant than others.

Training methods may need

to be adapted based on the

demeanor of the dog. Owners

who have a stubborn, willful

dog on their hands may need

firmer, more consistent meas-

ures. A dog who is more

amenable may be trained easi-

ly with food-based rewards.

Finding the training balancecan take time and patience.

Dogs who are trained as

puppies will learn good

behavior right away and be

less likely to adopt bad habits.

But dogs can be trained at any

age. Older dogs may just

require a little more effort.

Training tends to be most

effective when it is short and

fun for pets and their owners.

Dogs do not have long atten-

tion spans, so many trainers

recommend that training ses-

sions last no longer than 15minutes. Commands should

be to the point and not cloud-

ed with a lot of language. For

example, “sit,” “stay,” “down”

and “off” will get the point

across.

Try practicing the train-

ing in different environments

and scenarios. This way the

dog will behave whether at

home or in a friend’s back-

yard. Use rewards that are tiedto the event and what the dog

may find most attractive at

that point. A hungry dog may

respond to food treats. A dog

looking to play may appreci-

ate a game of catch as a

reward.

If training doesn’t seem

to be working, try a few differ-

ent options. Some pet owners

find they need help training

their dogs. In addition to

informative literature and

training videos, dog trainers

are readily available. Classescan be scheduled privately,

and many pet centers offer

group classes to interested pet

owners. The success rate of

training classes and the social-

ization that these training

opportunities offer often justi-

fies the financial and time

investments required to

attend classes.

The American Veter-

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importance of starting a puppy

in training, including training

classes before all vaccinations

have been completed. Data

supports a lower risk of trans-

mission of disease in puppy

socialization classes over the

last 10 years. Lack of full

immunizations should not be

reason alone to keep pups out

of important training classes.

Pet owners should know

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stopped. Rather than punishthe dog for every natural

behavior, try to find accept-

able ways to channel those

instincts into something safe.

A dog who likes to chew

should be given plenty of toys.

Dogs who are naturally active

should be given adequate

amounts of time to run out-

side. Highly intelligent breeds

may benefit from agility train-

ing or even learning assistancetechniques.

A veterinarian can usu-

ally provide resources on ani-

mal trainers in the area. Look

to work with Certified

Professional Dog Trainers

(CPDTs) and Certified

Applied Animal Behaviorists

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Dr. Matthew Krupnick is the

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Make more time to play.

Parents may already have busy

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CLIFTON $469,000Newer spacious 4BR 2.5Bth Custom Col in MtclrHghts sect w/EIK, Fam Rm, fplc, FDR & LR, Patio,2GAR & Move in great loc. MLS 3207106

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KINNELON $255,000Follow your heart to this 2BR/2BA end-unitTwnhm, MBA, ceiling fans, GAR. An excellentbuy! MLS 3184247

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KINNELON $469,000Move up now to this 3BR/2BA split-level, 2fplcs, FDR, Zone heat/cool, 2CGAR. MLS3208649

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KINNELON $575,000Make a marvelous move to this 5BR/2+BA Colnicely sited on 1.50 Acrs. Cozy fplc, MBA,BSMNT. MLS 3211983

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KINNELON $575,000Impressive 4BR/2BA Brookside Col providingspace to spare 3.38 Acrs. Security sys, Cozyfplc. BSMT. MLS 3209015

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KINNELON $580,000Smoke Rise-4BR 2BA Col.on a cul-de-sac.1.41 Acrs, fplc, HW flrs, MBA, Pantry, BSMT,2CGAR, numerous updates. MLS 3210735

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KINNELON $599,900Smoke Rise-Beautiful Classic 5BR Col feat GRTRM w/soaring ceilings, HW flrs, CA, 2fplcs, up-dated Kit, Wlk out LL, IG Pool MLS 3177623

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KINNELON $650,0004BR 2BA wooded-lot Col positioned on 1.43Acrs. Gas fplc, cath ceilings, ceramic tile flrs.,Deck. MLS 3196246

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KINNELON $676,900Custom 5BR 4BA lake-view Ranch ideally seton 1.30 Acrs. 3 fplcs, dramatic beamed cathceilings, Patio. MLS 3211718

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KINNELON $879,000Discover the charm and elegance pervadingthis custom 4BR 5BA Contmp positioned on 1Acr., 3CGAR, Deck. MLS 3210217

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KINNELON $925,000Custom 5BR 4BA Col situated on 2.41 Acrs,3CGAR, 2 fplcs, cath ceilings, MB, Patio. MLS3209205

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KINNELON $2,180,000Smoke Rise, Discover class comfort & styleCust. 6BR 5BA park-area Col. positioned on3.12 Acrs., 5CGAR. MLS 3200849

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LINCOLN PARK $298,000Charming 4BR 2Bth w/gorgeous EIK, open spa-cious DR, LR/fpl & HW fls, Bsmt + GAR on 100x 100 lot. Near hwys & NYC trans. MLS 3204577.

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WAYNE $705,900Reward yourself with luxury in this Cust fncd4BR/2BA Col ideally set on 0.69 Acrs., Cozyfplc, Patio, 2CGAR. MLS 3198246

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WAYNE $1,224,999Spectacular Bunton Farms 5BR 4.5BA Col w/GrmtKit, 9’ ceil, open flr plan, HW flrs, BonusRm, Dualstaircases + More on .9 Acr. MLS 3208020

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WAYNE $1,249,900Captivating 5BR 4.2BA w/Mrbl foyer, Architec-tural Millwork, 2-story Library, Grmt Kit,MBR/gas fplc on 1 Acr. MLS 3201274

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WOOD RIDGE $360,589NEW Constr. at Liberty Sq-Westmont Station.Prices starting in low $300s-$500K. From 1052sf- 2101 sf. Train in ‘15. MLS 3204492

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Patricia Wojtyszyn, bro-

ker/owner of Century 21

Crest Real Estate is

pleased to announce that in

recognition of her outstanding

sales production and commit-ment to quality service,

Century 21 Real Estate LLC

recently honored Danielle

Fiorina, sales associate with

Century 21 Crest Real Estate

with the Century 21®

President’s Producer Award for

the third consecutive year. The

annual award is bestowed upon

those Century 21 System sales

affiliates that earn the Century

21 Centurion® award and the

Century 21 Quality Service

Pinnacle Producer award in thesame calendar year.

The Centurion Producer

award honors Century 21

System sales affiliates that earn

a minimum of $218,000 in

sales production or 67 closed

transaction sides within the

calendar year.

To earn the Century 21

Quality Service Pinnacle

Producer Award, a C21®

sales affiliate must receive

completed customer surveys

for their transactions from January 1 - October 31, wi th

an average survey score of at

least 95 percentage or better

for two consecutive years.

“We are thrilled to recog-

nize Danielle’s work for this

momentous achievement,” said

Rick Davidson, president and

chief executive officer, Century

21 Real Estate LLC. “This is an

outstanding honor since only a

small percentage of affiliated

agents in the United States

received this award for sales.”Danielle Fiorina has built

her reputation on professional-

ism and honesty. She is

Century 21 Crest Real Estate’s

top producing agent for 2014

and is ranked in the top

20 agents in the New

Jersey/Delaware Region. As a

former business owner and

controller, she is very thorough

and detail oriented. She has

been a professional realtor and

a top producer in the industry

since 2006.“My clients always come

first. Understanding their per-

sonal goals and needs is at the

heart of my real estate business,

and I believe it is the founda-

tion for an effective client/

realtor relationship. Being

acknowledged by Century 21

with this prestigious award is

the icing on the cake,” said

Fiorina.

To put Danielle’s experi-

ence to work for you and for all

of your real estate needs,Danielle can be reached at

973-460-4352.

Century 21 Crest Real Estate agent Danielle Fiorina

receives President’s Producer Award

Patricia Wojtyszyn, bro-

ker/owner of Century

21 Crest Real Estate is

pleased to announce that in

recognition of her outstanding

sales production and commit-

ment to quality service,

Century 21 Real Estate LLCrecently honored Colleen

McMahon, sales associate

with Century 21 Crest Real

Estate with the Century 21®

President’s Producer Award.

The annual award is

bestowed upon those Century

21 System sales affiliates that

earn the Century 21

Centurion® award and the

Century 21 Quality Service

Pinnacle Producer award inthe same calendar year.

The Centurion Pro-ducer

award honors Century 21

System sales affiliates that

earn $218,000 in sales produc-

tion or 67 closed transaction

sides within the calendar year.

To earn the Century 21

Quality Service Pinnacle

Producer Award, a C21® sales

affiliate must receive complet-

ed customer surveys for their

transactions from January 1 -

October 31, with an averagesurvey score of at least 95 per-

centage or better for two con-

secutive years.

“We are thrilled to recog-

nize Colleen’s work for this

momentous achievement,”

said Rick Davidson, president

and chief executive officer,

Century 21 Real Estate LLC.

“This is an outstanding honor

since only a small percentage

of affiliated agents in theUnited States received this

award for sales.”

Colleen has been a


Professional Agent since

1994. She is a three-time

Centurion® Producer, having

earned this prestigious award

in 2005, 2013, & 2014. She

has achieved the NJAR®

Distinguished Sales Club

Award in 2009 (which is

awarded after you have

achieved the NJAR Circle of Excellence Award for 10

years—Colleen has achieved

this for 19 out of her 21-year

career in real estate). She

has been awarded the NJAR®

Circle of Excellence Gold

Award in 2013 and 2014, the

Century21® Quality Service

Pinnacle Producer Award

2014, and the Century21®

President’s Award 2014.

Colleen was born andraised in Pequannock

Township and currently

resides in Pompton Plains. She

is an alumni of Pequannock

Township High School, is

married with three daughters

and one granddaughter. “I am

now experiencing buyers that

are my daughter’s age and I

love it! I’ve known many of

them since they were in pre-

school, and now they are get-

ting ready to move out of their

parents’ home and buy theirfirst homes. The best referral

comes from my family, friends

and alumni,” Colleen recently

said. “I am always asked,

‘What area do you serve?’ My

answer is always, ‘Wherever

my clients and customers want

me to go.”

For more information on

how to put Colleen’s years of

local real estate expertise to

work for you, contact Colleendirectly at 973-646-7419 or on

her cell at 973-214-5250.


agent Colleen McMahon receives

President’s Producer Award

Century 21 Preferred

Realty is pleased to

announce that

Century 21 Real Estate LLC

recently recognized Karen

Scialla, sales affiliate with the

office, as a top-producer

nationwide when it honoredher with the coveted Century

21® Ruby Masters Award.

Ruby level status is award-

ed to a C21® sales affiliate who

has met minimum sales pro-

duction of $113,000 or 33

closed transaction sides within

a calendar year. The sales affil-

iate also receives a trophy and a

personal invitation to attend

the annual Century 21 Top

Agent Retreat.“Karen places Her real

estate wisdom and passion for

life into her everyday business,

helping to make clients more

comfortable with the real

estate transaction as they make

what may be the most signifi-

cant purchase of their lives,”

said Jeff Montemarano, bro-

ker/owner of Century 21

Preferred Realty.“Karen is a valued and

trusted real estate resource for

the Passaic and Morris

Counties community and a

major contributor to the over-

all success of Century 21

Preferred Realty and the

Century 21 System as a whole.”

“It is truly an honor to

receive the Masters Award and

be recognized among such tal-

ented and dedicated group of real estate sales professionals,”

said Scialla.

Karen Scialla earns

Ruby Masters Award

for 2014 SalesProduction



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Mother Nature pro-

vides plenty to grow

healthy lawns, gar-

dens and landscapes. But as

many homeowners know,

some lawns sometimes need a

little extra boost to comple-ment nature. Soil sometimes

must be amended so plants

can thrive. Only after the

right composition is created

can plants take root and

perform to the best of their

abilities.

The Colorado State

University Extension defines a

soil amendment as any materi-

al added to soil to improve itsphysical properties. The goal is

to provide a better environ-

ment for roots. Depending on

what you are starting with, any

number of ingredients must be

added to the soil recipe. Water

retention, permeability, drain-

age, aeration, nutrients, andwater infiltration are some of

the things amendments can

improve when added to soil.

Before homeowners add

anything to the soil in their

yards, it is first important to

determine what that soil

needs. Homeowners may

notice if soil is overly sandy or

full of clay, but further testing

can confirm what the soil islacking. Soil tests are often

available through local coop-

erative extension offices or

private laboratories. Speak

with a nursery or gardencenter

about where you can get your

soil tested. A comprehensive

test may cost between $5 and$10 and can provide invalu-

able information that saves

you hundreds of dollars in

wasted plants and materials,

not to mention effort. Some

labs also can tailor their rec-

ommendations based on the

type of planting you will be

doing. For example, a veg-

etable garden may need differ-

ent amendments than a row of azalea bushes.

Organic matter is a pre-

ferred soil amendment used by

professional and novice gar-

deners alike. The decaying

remains of plants release

nutrients that are absorbed

into the soil and used bymicroorganisms and bacteria,

creating a healthy environ-

ment for plants. Organic

material may break up com-

pacted soil to increase

drainage. In sandy soil, organ-

ic material serves as a sponge

to keep water from washing

away. Compost and manure

are two examples of frequent-

ly used organic materials.Both of these materials are

readily available at little cost.

Compost can be pro-

duced at home from food and

plant scraps. Raked leaves and

small amounts of grass clip-

pings can be added to compost.

Over time, the decompositionprocess will turn scraps into a

nutrient-rich, dark brown sub-

stance that provides many

plants with all they need to

thrive. Compost is particularly

useful in vegetable gardens.

Manure should come

from herbivores, or those ani-

mals that sustain themselves

on grass and other plants.

Carnivores can produce harm-ful bacteria in their waste,

which is not safe to use in gar-

dens, particularly food-bear-

ing gardens. Manure can be

commercially purchased, or

avid gardeners can work out

arrangements with nearby

livestock owners and farms.These people may be more

than willing to give you

manure for little to no cost if

you cart it away. Dried manure

is preferred because it will

have minimal odor.

Additional forms of

organic amendments include

wood ash, sphagnum peat,

wood chips, sawdust, and

worm droppings.


Realty is a full-service broker-

age located at the North Gate

at Smoke Rise, Route 23

South, Kinnelon and specializ-

ing in residential and luxury

properties. You can reach

Karen at 973-838-3600 for all

your real estate needs.


Realty Currently has 2 loca-

tions the main office at 1333

Route 23 Butler, NJ and

there newest branch office

Smoke Rise Sales Center

located exclusively in Smoke

Rise at the North Gate,

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Karen Scialla earns Ruby MastersAward for 2014 Sales Productioncontinued from page 26

Barbara Columbia, sales

associate with Century

21 Preferred Realty’s

Smoke Rise office, was named

the office’s top Producing

sales associate in the month of

March.

“Century 21 Preferred

Realty is pleased to recognize

Barbara with this honor. She

is a leader and innovator,empowering local homebuyers

and sellers with valuable

information, helping them

to make informed real

estate decisions,” said Jeff

Montemarano, Owner of

Century 21 Preferred Realty.

Columbia has 30 years of

experience in the real estate

industry and has been with

the Century 21 System since

January 2015.“Barbara’s competitive

intelligence, professionalism

and dedication has made her a

valued and trusted real estate

resource for the residents of

the gated community of

Smoke Rise and the Borough

of Kinnelon and a major con-

tributor to the overall success

of our office and the Century

21 System as a whole,” said

Montemarano.Century 21 Preferred

Realty Currently has 2 loca-

tions; the main office at 1333

Route 23 Butler, NJ and their

newest branch Smoke Rise

Sales Center located exclu-

sively at the gated community

of Smoke Rise at the North

Gate, Kinnelon, You can

reach Barbara at 973-836-

3600 or on her cell at 973-

975-5378.

Century 21 Preferred Realty recognizes top

producing agent for March

Amendments can help produce healthy soil

To Advertise in Our Real Estate Section

Call 973-696-8008 for more information.



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