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•For the Birds on Wednesday, May 20from 4-5pm. Welcome spring by “upcy-cling” materials into colorful feeders forour feathered friends. For grades 4-6.Registration is required. Call 973-835-5044 or go online at www.riverdaleli-brary.org to register.MAY 25

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•There will be a College PlanningSeminar at Butler Public Library onWednesday, May 27, from 6-7:45pm,presented by College Benefits ResearchGroup. High school students and theirparents, please come to this worthwhileseminar. Topics are: how to choose thebest college for your student and yourpocketbook, getting into your dream col-lege and 5 questions you must have

answered before applying to college. Thisfree program is limited to 25 participants.Sign up by visiting www.CBRG.info or call888-802-2740. Butler Public Library islocated at 1 Ace Road, behind the munic-ipal building, on the internet at www.but-lerlibrary.org or by phone 973-838-3262.•LEGO Lab on Wednesday, May 27 from4-5pm. You bring your imagination, we’llsupply the LEGOs! For grades K-5.Registration is required. Call 973-835-5044 or go online at www.riverdaleli-brary.org to register.

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•Water Music: use fountains, waterfallsand ponds to create an oasis in your gar-den on Monday, June 1 at 7pm. We’ve allenjoyed nature’s serenity when we’veencountered a rippling brook or waterfall while hiking or traveling, but where isthat spot when we need it most? Thispresentation by Master GardenerBarbara Katz will help you re-createthose serene moments in your yard oradd a new dimension to your garden. Formore information, call the library at 973-835-5044 orcheck our website at www.riverdalelibrary.org.JUN 5

•St. Anthony’s Columbiettes, 65 Hamburg Turnpike Butler, will have their 5thAnnual Pocketbook Bingo Fundraiser onFriday, June 5 at 7pm (doors open at6pm). Tickets: $15.00 per person. Priceincludes: 1 packet of Bingo Boards (3Boards each game) and snacks on the

table. A small tricky tray featuring giftsfrom Vera Bradley, Coach and MichaelKors will be at this event. Daubers will beon sale for $2 each or bring your own.Cash Bar will be available. Please feelfree to bring your own food. For ticketsplease contact Lisa 973-492-8540, Cathe201-723-5935 or email [email protected] 8

•Passaic County Court Appointed SpecialAdvocates (CASA), a non-profit organiza-tion dedicated to advocate for abused andneglected children in foster care, will holdtheir 6th Annual Tricky Tray on Monday,June 8 at The Westmount Country Club inWoodland Park at 6pm. Tickets are $50per person and include entrance, passedhors d’oeuvres, a three course dinner, onesheet of regular tickets, and one bonusdoor prize ticket. To reserve a ticket,please call 973-832-4002. To ensuregroup seating, please submit reservationstogether. Passaic County CASA is also

accepting donations for raffle items;donations received prior to June 1 will blisted in the event program.JUN 12

•Friday Movie Matinee on Friday, Jun12 at 1pm. View a recent blockbustermovie presented on our big screen.Refreshments will be served. For themovie title and more information, call thlibrary at 973-835-5044 orcheck our website at www.riverdalelibrary.org.JUN 22

•Adult Summer Reading Program registration starting Monday, June 22 at10am. Join the Riverdale Public Librain celebrating summer by participating our 2015 Adult Summer ReadingProgram “Escape the Ordinary.” Pick anbook you like and simply let us know what you read. The more you read, themore chances you have to win prizesPlease register in person at the Library o

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A great deal haschanged, in fact, alot more than youmight think, at first glance.Firstly, the couple’s friends,family and acquaintances areconfused as to why they gotdivorced in the first place,given that nothing has reallychanged in their eyes.However, there is a majorchange in the eyes of the stateand federal governments,employer retirement plansand the tax treatment of anyformer spouse beneficiaries of any life insurance policies andannuities. This change is a

really big deal, indeed!Whether or not this cou-

ple resides under the sameroof, they are legally no longermarried in the eyes of the lawand no longer entitled to thetremendous spousal benefitsat the death of the first spouse.IRA’s allow for a non-taxablespousal rollover that disap-peared with the divorcedecree. A non-spouse, namedas the employer’s 401k or pen-sion plan beneficiary, will nolonger enjoy the right to roll-over the proceeds of theaccount into their name tax-free. Ex-spouses can no longerroll-over the proceeds of anon-qualified tax-deferredannuity without paying tax onthe deferred gains in theaccount.

Ex-spouses can no longertake advantage of spousal dis-counts in the purchase of along-term care policy. Ex-

spouses may lose the pensionbenefits of their formerspouse’s pension plan due totheir divorce as well, whetherreceiving benefits currently orat their ex-spouse’s death.And if married less than a cer-

tain period of time anddivorced, they might losespousal Social Security bene-fits as well!

State and Federal EstateTax rules allow for the tax-freepassing of assets between

spouses; this too would be lostupon divorce. This one itemmay trigger the largest loss tothe survivor of the former

married couple.These are but a few of

the items that change when acouple gets divorced and forall intents and purposes,remain “married” as wasbefore. There may be a lot at

stake that perhaps the attor-ney forgets to mention whenfirst approached by a marriedindividual looking to discussdivorce.

Upon a divorce, employ-er retirement plans usually

result in a negotiated settle-ment to the non-employeespouse called a Quadro, theacronym for a Qualified

Domestic Relations Order.For couples that remaintogether yet get divorced, thiscould very well be a bitter pillas the benefits offered by thecurrent plan may not be sur-passed or duplicated in an

IRA or the recipient spouse’semployer 401k plan. This isone serious area that might beconsidered when contemplat-ing divorce, if the future is tobe that the couple remaintogether.

Then there are the legalexpenses incurred by bothparties to consider. If there isno big, glaring, overwhelming

reason or many reasons to getdivorced and after consideringthe points brought to light inthis column, maybe planninga divorce should be post-poned, if the couple desires toremain together as a coupleanyway.

Divorce rate statistics arevery high in our society. Justask any school age child howmany of his or her peers par-ents are divorced and thenumbers may frighten you.Let’s also not forget the cost of duplication, the purchase of another home and everythingthat goes into it from pots and

pans, sheets and towels, furni-ture, utility bills and propertytaxes too. After contemplat-ing everything involved, youmight even find your spouse alittle more agreeable to liveand work with. If not, youmay always remain friends orfriendly as the case may be.

Divorce is much morethat a legal battle; it has con-sequences of taxation, incometoday and tomorrow as well asquality of life. In my career,I’ve counted more than a fewcouples who were former mar-ried couples now livingtogether, with caring feelingsfor each other that would bebetter served in the futurewhen one passes if theyremained married. The goodnews is for a few dollars and

an appointment at the court-house, they can marry again.Let me know your

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ing me at the contact infobelow. For those that dodivorce where the thought of remaining a couple would beout of the question, a meetingwith a financial advisor maybe just as important as themeeting with the divorceattorney. To that end, I makemyself available and with nocost or fee.

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Finding ways to relax canimprove life at home and

at the office. While it’snot often easy to find time toslow down, especially for thosemen and women juggling theresponsibilities of career andfamily, the following are somesimple techniques that don’ttake much time but can have apositive impact on your day.

Take some time out frommultitasking. The ability tomultitask is a cherished com-modity for parents and workingprofessionals alike, but menand women can benefit fromperiodic breaks from theireveryday juggling acts.Something as simple as focus-ing on a single task for 30 min-utes at a time, as opposed tochecking emails while prepar-ing dinner or working on aproject while answering a

client’s phone call, can helplower stress levels and have alasting and calming effect onyour nerves.

Make time to meditateevery day. Studies have shownthat meditation can affect thecircuitry in the brain, position-ing it to more adequatelyrespond to illness and stressfulsituations. Meditation has theadded benefit of being a relax-ing exercise, as meditationencourages people to sit withtheir feet on the floor withboth eyes closed in a relaxingsetting that is free of externaldistractions.

Walk away from your deskand couch. It’s well document-ed that spending too muchtime sitting at a desk can havea negative impact on your

health. In addition to elevatinga person’s risk of heart diseaseand diabetes, sitting at a deskall day long has been linked torepetitive stress injuries, obesi-

ty and back pain,each of which can

contribute to stressfulliving conditionsthat make it difficultto relax. Men andwomen should spendat least five minuteseach hour walking,whether they are get-ting up from theirdesk at work or get-ting off the couch athome. Doing so takeslittle time, but it canhelp to relieve stressat work and at homeand improve youroverall health.

Practice yoga. Yoga isanother activity that can helpmen and women relax. Yogainvolves a series of poses thathelps stretch the muscles and

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Do you really want agood night’s sleep?For 30 years brothers Joe and Peter Mantione of

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T ake a deep breathbefore responding toany communicationabout your tax return — and

verify that the query is actuallyfrom the IRS. Why the needfor caution? The contact maybe from a bogus IRS agent whointends to steal your financialidentity.

The scam can take manyforms and often starts with anofficial-looking e-mail com-plete with IRS logo that warnsyou of a problem with yourreturn. To correct the situation,you’re instructed to click on anembedded link. The link sendsyou to a website that asks aseries of personal questions.Answers you supply can beused to file fraudulent taxreturns or extract money fromyour bank accounts.

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Things don’t work right because the messages from your brainwhich are supposed to tell your body how to work are not goingthrough your spinal cord completely. Picture an electric circuit witha dimmer switch that is turned down part way.

Look, your back might not hurt. But neither do all cavities. Yourspinal bones can be subluxated, which means that your spinalbones are twisted, pressing on your spinal cord, slowing down mes-sages to your body parts. Having spinal subluxations does notmean your back will hurt, but it does mean that your body partsare not getting messages they need in order to work properly.

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H umans are not theonly animals thatmay get a bit pudgyaround the middle and tip thescale in the wrong direction.Man’s best friend also may puton some extra pounds, neces-sitating a workout plan to getback into shape.

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•Join us for New Computer Classes forBeginners presented by Cindy Meneghin,Director of Student Communications atMontclair State University on Friday, June5 from 10:15-11:15 am, Topic: Surfingthe Web and Friday, June 19, from10:15-11:15am, Topic: Creating an E-mail Account. These free programs arelimited to 10 participants in each class;please call 973-838-3262, or stop by the

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Some insulations can loseperformance over time,sustain damage or simply

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your whole home may not needattention, certain rooms mayneed to be addressed.4. Condition of insulatingmaterials - Consider the age of your insulation. Would it standup to today’s building codes? Isit in good shape or is it crum-bly? If your insulation hasdegraded or isn’t performing,

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For the past 40+ years, if you ask local residentsabout Century 21 CrestReal Estate, you will mostlikely hear of the exemplarytreatment they received whenpurchasing their home here inPequannock/Pompton Plains.But there is another story youmay also hear....one in which

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their families. As much as153,600 meals were packed in5 hours, which surpassed ourgoal. It is wonderful to watchour community come togetherto help others. I look forwardto this event every year.”

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License #: NJ09980558654 ©2015 CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE LLC. CENTURY 21® is a trademark licensed to Century 21 Real Estate LLC. An Equal Opportunity Company. Equal Housing Opportunity. Each office is independently owned and operated.All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Prices subject to change. If your property is currently listed with a real estate broker please disregard this offer.

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