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All I care about with these kids is that they have a chance to get on the field and have some fun." NV/Old Tappan began summer recess workouts July 13 and was off for two weeks off after a player tested positive for COVID-19 because the first week of August was their scheduled blackout period let's give everybody a couple of weeks off and just make sure we're clear and not setting ourselves back,'" Dunn said Email: mattura@northjersey.com Twitter: @gregmattura  Welcome to IPE. This site uses cookies. 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"Just Salad is thrilled to be opening a location in Ocean later this year growing our presence in New Jersey and continuing to provide our healthy and delicious offerings to more guests," Just Salad said in a statement to What's Going There Just Salad has more than 90 locations in eight states Customers can choose from chef-designed salads Opsin Eye Care and European Wax Center among others The restaurant further enhances the mix of stores at the center "It fits in perfectly with all the fitness and recreation," he said Different shopping center faces trouble: Lots of empty storefronts at Orchard Plaza; Ocean Township looks to fix that real estate and consumer news at the Asbury Park Press for 27 years He writes APP.com's What's Going There column and can be reached at dwillis@gannettnj.com Please sign up for his weekly newsletter and join his What's Going There page on Facebook for updates portugal all images courtesy miguel arruda architects lisbon-based firm miguel arruda architects has designed ‘elderly day care center’ in vialonga a seniors building that pivots around a central courtyard dig-out located in a relatively recent but already degrading neighbourhood the new complex is intended to urge the local officials to generate more spaces that support the elderly population conceived as a singular architectural object the project initially started out as a box that defined its interior space by varying the ceiling height depending on programmatic needs a central courtyard was exercised from the dual-sloped mass to admit natural lighting and facilitate cross-ventilation (left) interior hallway (right) layout of lights AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style communities gathered to mark the 20th anniversary of the Sept Of the nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks at the World Trade Center more than 700 were from or lived in New Jersey Their lives — and all the lives lost — were remembered at events large and small on Saturday.  where memorial services were held for four residents who died that day is of special significance to resident and landscape designer Rich Andreu “That day changed my life forever,” said Andreu I stayed home for a week watching the TV and ended up quitting the job that I had Then I went into the union and from there it catapulted my career in construction.” Andreu was humbled by the actions of the first responders who sacrificed their lives during rescue efforts He dropped out of Bergen Community College and moved into construction and landscape design which he said he was already doing and enjoyed.  “I didn’t know if I had it in me,” he said as he watched servicemen and women rush into the World Trade Center towers he was able to give back and honor the people who died that day built and donated to the town by the New Jersey Landscape Contractors Association who also sits on the NJLCA’s board of directors said he pitched the idea of building a memorial to commemorate the 20th anniversary of 9/11 to the town in June With donations of labor and materials from North Jersey businesses and members of the NJLCA and a piece of steel girder from the WTC site donated by a town resident Mike Kelly: 'It doesn't get easier': Grief at ground zero still palpable after 20 years Family members of Gino Calvi and Craig Lilore who died in the World Trade Center towers that morning watched from special seats as uniformed officers placed a wreath of white lilies and roses in front of the granite and steel memorial set in the center of a pentagonal low brick wall filled with ornamental stones Both men were employees of financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald.  “It doesn’t get any better,” said Marianne “The town has always been wonderful to us,” she said.  Caldwell resident Frank Terzo said that Craig Lilore was his best friend growing up and would have been Terzo’s best man at his wedding four days later Instead, Caroline Lilore stood in his place I can’t wait to see him again,” said Terzo The friends had been together till 1 a.m the night before at Terzo’s rehearsal dinner.  “He was a sweet guy — just a finance nerd pointing to blue skies reminiscent of those on the morning of Sept 11 He had only worked at Cantor Fitzgerald for three weeks when the attacks took place the names of two others from Lyndhurst who died that day Kenneth Grouzalis and Myoung Lee are engraved on a plaque in front of the monument “What makes us better is that we mourn for those we don’t know,” said former mayor Louis Stellato in a speech The Lyndhurst High School chorus sang "Amazing Grace" and the football team was in attendance batting away the heat as they observed a moment of silence in respect of those lost military who died during a suicide bombing in Kabul two weeks ago The somber mood in the crowd that attended the memorial service gave way to relief and smiles when Calvi and Lilore’s mothers released butterflies and white doves at the end of the service The constant roar of planes flying overhead and the horn from a passing train were reminders that life goes on Officials and clergy addressed a crowd of Demarest officials firefighters and families of those killed at a Saturday ceremony at the 9/11 memorial at the Duck Pond in Demarest.  Among the attendees were the brothers and mother of Christopher Vialonga who was working on the 30th floor of one of the World Trade Center towers that day Also honored were victims Martin Wohlforth and Scott Vasel.  Demarest Mayor Melinda Iannuzzi said the Vialongas have attended every ceremony since the memorial was dedicated in 2004 "We'll be here every year at this beautiful and the next year and the next," the mayor said "The people of Demarest will never forget what happened on Sept and we will always remember and honor Martin Moms and dads taken away from their families brave souls who ran up when others ran out," he said I think about all the children who grew up without parents Gottheimer has been calling on federal lawmakers to act on a bill that would help secure cockpit doors on airplanes.  "Part of me is very focused on what else we can continue to do to fight terror," Gottheimer said after the ceremony "There is still unfinished business from the 9/11 report I am still fighting for a second barrier to the cockpit We were able to get it on new planes but we are still fighting for it to be implemented on existing airplanes."  He said he is also simply mourning with the community and "in shock" that it's been 20 years since the attacks The best way to honor their memories is to stay on your toes."  As Samantha Dentinger sang the national anthem she fixated on the American flag before her flowing at half-staff to honor those who died during the terrorist attacks The 17-year-old was not alive when four commercial airlines were used as weapons to attack the United States — first in lower Manhattan just 24 miles from where she stood in Wayne using her voice was one way she could do her part “It felt really powerful,” said Dentinger a senior member of the Wayne Valley High School chorus “It was something I could give back to everyone who was The Wayne native was part of a large crowd that gathered Saturday morning at the 9/11 Memorial on Valley Road paid their respects to those who perished on Sept including the seven Wayne natives who never made it back home The morning service was like many that took place across the tri-state area including the one at ground zero in lower Manhattan There was the usual presentation of colors by the township police department Members of the Wayne Hills High School band and local Eagle Scouts performed “Taps,” followed by the pipes and drums The local fire department used its trucks to raise a giant American Flag that served as a backdrop for the event But what made this service special was the reading of seven names: Paul Acquaviva Each was a Wayne native lost two decades ago Each is a person who the community vows to never forget a Port Authority police officer with the emergency service unit was one of the hundreds of first responders who perished that day I’m encouraged by the amount of younger people that I see with us today,” Christopher Vergano “Many weren’t here 20 years ago when this awful event occurred and our country was under attack but it refreshes my heart to see that people are still with us That people are here today to pay tribute and to remember the morning service was likely the start of a new ritual for her Wayne family to remember those who were lost two decades ago “This is the first year we’ve come,” she said “but now I think we’re going to start making it a tradition.” members of the Picatinny Arsenal community gathered early Saturday morning to remember the day America stopped the time Flight 11 crashed into the North Tower at the World Trade Center two decades ago, soldiers fired off a 21-gun salute to honor those who died on Sept. 11 Picatinny Arsenal pays tribute to those who served and those who lost their lives in the attacks Picatinny is an Army base and military research and manufacturing facility located on 6,400 acres in Jefferson and Rockaway Township It is one of the largest employers in Morris County with over 6,000 staffers.  More on this: At Picatinny Arsenal, 21-gun salute, flag pay tribute to 9/11 victims "It's a continual reminder of why we do what we do," said John Hedderich director of the armament center at Picatinny Arsenal All the employees are dedicated to making sure we have the best armament." A somber wreath laying ceremony honored the senseless deaths of almost 3,000 people including 412 who were emergency responders and workers who gave their lives to help others as well as the sacrifices of veterans and civilians "Remember the sacrifices and the fallen that were innocent and the fallen that went out to fight this war on terrorism" said Army Brig Joint Program Executive Officer Armaments & Ammunition and Commanding General at Picatinny we go through the ceremony and we watch television and we see some of the remembrance — the roll calls those families that all have given so much It is something to remember as we reflect on this somber day," Boruff said After the ceremony, the Picatinny Arsenal Fire Department began its 24-hour moving flag tribute in which firefighters carry the flag for the day Fire Captain William Erichsen passed the flag to firefighter Ian Chong who carried it past the honorary tribute formation The events of 20 years ago is emotional for Garrison Commander "I think it's important we remember all the fighting that ensued," Woytowich said