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With the Holiday season

comfortably in the rear

view mirror, potential

sellers are entering an annual peri-

od of what I call, Listing Limbo.

The internal debate rages as towhether or not one should list

their home now, or wait until the

spring market arrives. Lets take a

closer look at each approach from a

Realtors perspective to see if our

answer becomes a bit clearer.

List now is the answer that

many Realtors will give, and in

most cases it can be sound advice.

The truth is that even though

buyer traffic may be lighter this

time of year, the buyers that areactually out there tend to be very

serious. The herds of casual look-

ers seeking the latest interior

design tips have not yet left their

warm homes to venture out and

see what this years inventory has

to offer. That coupled with the

fact that the inventory of homes is

still low from winter could mean

that waiting until spring may alsomean missing a solid buyer.

So its a no brainer? Not so

fast! Many homes have physical

characteristics that may increase

their value once the white outside

turns to green. For example, lake-

front properties and those with

extensive landscaping could be

taking one of their strongest assets

off the table by listing too early. Ifone of the key factors in procuring

a sale has to do with what sits

beyond the outside walls, it may be

a good idea to give it a month or

two to ensure that your strongest

foot is forward. Remember, you

only get one shot at being NEW

and you want your home and its

particular characteristics to be at

their best.

So there you have it. If you

are looking to sell this year, listing

now may be your best bet consider-

ing the lack of competition. Onthe other hand, if your homes

desirability will be decreased by the

lack of plants, pools, lakes or any

other outdoor asset, you are likely

better off waiting until Mother

Nature is on your side. Heres to a

phenomenal year in real estate.

See you on the market!

Bill Boswell is a co-founder of

The Boswell/Aiosa Group. Their

team offers state-of-the-art real

estate service to all of Morris,Passaic, and Bergen Counties. He

is currently the #1 agent in

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FEB 22

Beefsteak for Basketball sponsored byLincoln Park PAL Basketball on Fri-day, February 22 from 7-11pm at

the American Legion, 133 Main Street,Lincoln Park. Tickets are $45 pp and

includes: DJ entertainment, dinner,beverages, soda, coffee & dessert.Proceeds to benefit PAL Rec and TravelTeams for team equipment and to keepall registration fees at a minimum. Topurchase tickets or to make a donation-please contact Janet or Patti at 973-694-1146 or stop by the PAL or see one

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The Dey Mansion/WashingtonsHeadquarters museum, located a 199Totowa Road in Wayne will b e hostingits annual Washingtons BirthdayCelebration on Sunday, February 24

from 11am-4pm. Admission to themuseum is $1.oo per person. There

will be re-ena ctors, milit ia drill s(weather permitting), hearth cooking,crafters, demonstrations, music, and181b century dancing, all these activi-ties are on-going throughout theday. The Dey Mansion is a 1740Georgian home that General GeorgeWashington used for his military head-quarters for three months during theRevolutionary War. Today the historichouse is owned and operated by thePassaic County Department of Parks

and Recreation and is furnished witheighteenth century antiques. Guidedtours are available Wednesday

through Sunday year round. For moreinformation call The Dey Mansion at973-696-1776.

MAR 2

The Lincoln Park Lions Clubs 25th

Annual Beefsteak Dinner-Dance will beheld Saturday March 2 from 6:30-11:30pm at the American Legion Hall onMain Street (Rt. 202) in Lincoln Park.

Tickets are $42.50 each and include beer,soda and door prizes. Music will be pro-vided by The Berkeleys. For tickets ormore information contact Lion Wayne at973- 696-2432 or Lion Bill at (973) 628-1474. No tickets will be sold at the door.

MAR 9

American Legion Post 242, 700Newark Pompton Turnpike, PomptonPlains will have their Corned Beef andCabbage Dinner on Saturday, March 9at 5:30pm. Tickets are $15.00 and willbe sold at the door.

MAR 13

The Suburban Womans Club of

Pompton Plains will host their AnnualTricky Tray/Dinner on Wednesday,March 13 at 6pm at the BestWestern/Regency House, 140 Rte 23North, Pompton Plains. Cost of ticket is$40 per person and includes dinner andone sheet of tickets for the 1st Level.Cash bar and 50/50 Raffle. For infor-

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college financial aid:

one set of parents par-

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every year for a decade, eat-

ing-out weekly, never saving

or investing a dime, putting

nothing away for their kids

college education. The other

parents did sacrifice, save and

invest to accumulate funds for

their kids education, even if

not reaching the complete

tuition goal will be denied for

financial aid in spite of doing

the right thing! The couple

will be denied in favor of the

couple that made no effort to

save for their kids; in fact they

will receive need based

grants, scholarships and

financial aid packages reward-

ing their lack of parental and

fiscal responsibility, sacrific-

ing some personal lifestyle

today for the betterment of

their children tomorrow. Isnt

this sad, but its true. Penalize

the good guy by compensating

the bad. No matter though,

In America, no good deed

goes unpunished!

Another quick example:

two identical houses built the

same day are sold to two fam-

ilies. One family gardens,

paints, mows the lawn,

updates and improves their

home constantly, where the

other family creates an eye-

sore, never trims the grass, the

paint is peeling-off and the

pool became an algae infested

swamp. For maintaining andbeautifying the house, the

first family/owner will be

penalized by the tax assessor

for their good deeds and

efforts benefiting themselves,

the neighbors and the com-

munity where the other fami-

ly/owner of the eyesore quali-

fies for a tax reduction or at

minimum, no increase in

property tax! Figure that out?

In America, no good deedgoes unpunished!

One NJ driver elects to

have severely limited or no

auto insurance; another NJ

driver, purchases a great poli-

cy including collision cover-

age and no threshold liability

coverage. The two drivers

have an opportunity to meet

each other from a head-on

collision that is the fault of

driver # 1. Because driver #2purchased a policy with a

more expensive protection

plan optimally protecting him

and his family from financial

ruin, the at fault drivers

insurance policy is inadequate

to pay for the losses suffered

by driver #2 forcing his policy

and company to pay the

claim. As a result, driver #2s

premium goes up at renewal

and for years afterward since aclaim was paid on his behalf.

Why? Isnt that why driver #2

paid more to begin with by

making the better and proper

policy selection! In America,

no good deed goes unpun-

ished!

From a top-down per-

spective, I fear that too many

people who currently hold a

government office, are more

concerned with getting re-elected than doing the job

they were elected to perform.

Whenever class warfare is

declared, the working tax-

paying public doesnt have a

chance. Nope, free enter-

prise, capitalism and proving

that you are a worthy respon-

sible employee to an employ-er pales in comparison to

being paid to do nothing,

earn nothing, contribute

nothing and care about noth-

ing, except for yourself.

These people need to be

reminded that somewhere,

somehow, someone took a risk

with their time, capital or

lives to create a business that

would one day have the abili-

ty to create jobs and employothers which in-turn created

the largest middle class in the

history of the world! It is the

rich that created the middle

class that purchases goods and

services that drive the econo-

my; to let the vast majority of

Americans live a lifestyle sec-

ond to no other nation on the

planet, or at least thats how it

used to be! The people who

were the risk-takers deserve tomake more, not pay a dispro-

portionate amount more. It is

the risk-taker that stood to

lose everything and some did,

yet many of them tried again

and found tremendous success

only to be penalized and pun-

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charity (taxation) without

regard for the risks they

undertook, because in

America no good deed goesunpunished!

If the government con-

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on the 5% of the public that

are considered rich, according

to this President Obama,this

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curtail. What incentive do

they have to do otherwise;

the income tax base will

shrink even further when

they fight back with the only

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exacerbating an already tenu-

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this debate is to incentivize

the business builders and jobcreators. Another answer is to

reduce taxes on the rich so

they may continue to buy

cars, boats, airplanes and

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our Presidents definition of

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annual incomes exceed-

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can pay a little bit more, but

whatever the percentage is, it

will not solve anything with

the annual budget or total

deficit as there are just too

few of these people to tax!

Conclusion tax everyone oneverything they buy in lieu of

income tax, exempting food,

clothing and shelter, there-

fore necessities are tax-free.

Bob buys a row-boat so hell

pay row boat tax. David pur-

chases a $5,000,000 yacht and

hell pay yacht tax. Paul

doesnt like boats, yachts,

fishing or swimming, there-

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simple isnt it? However, inthe meantime there are

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What are your

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big money.

According to figures

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approximately 1.11 percent of

all 2010 individual tax returns

were audited in 2011, the same

as the prior year. This rate has

hovered around the 1 percent

mark for several years.In comparison, the audit

rate of 1.02 percent for taxpay-

ers with income of less than

$100,000 almost quadrupled to

3.93 percent for those with an

income of $200,000 or more.

That means the IRS audited

roughly one out of every 25 of

these returns. And the odds of

being audited jumped to about

one out of eight for those with

income above $1 million.Besides chasing high-

income taxpayers, the IRS

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Unreported income. The IRSwill match the W-2s and 1099s

it receives with the income

reported on your return.

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amount of your income.Home-office deductions. Such

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taxpayers who do some work at

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Rental real estate losses. In

general, losses arent available

unless you actively participate

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Cash businesses. If youre

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more likely to peruse yourreturn.

Hobby losses. Generally, you

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Do your dogs or cats

ears have an odor? Are

they scratching or

shaking their head? Is there

dirt-like material in the ears?

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you do? This could be an ear

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reasons dogs and cats visit their

veterinarian.

Dogs and cats can have

ear infections or inflammation

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ent reasons, such as allergies

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food), parasites (like ear mites),

foreign bodies (like plant

awns), endocrine diseases (like

underactive thyroids), ear

anatomy (like excess hair or

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immune conditions, and

tumors.

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to food or something they

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most common cause of ear

infections that veterinarians

see. Sometimes these ear prob-

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allergy. The inflammation

from allergies changes the

environment within the ear,

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infection, we are not getting

to the root of the problem. We

need to treat the allergies too

with diet trials, immunothera-

py, or medication.

Ear mites are a more com-

mon cause of ear problems in

cats than in dogs. The resultant

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charge has a distinctive black

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it, they have an ear infection.

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bacteria, yeast, and mites. If a

bacterial infection does not

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way to shower. Walk-in, or walk-behind, showers are

door-less structures that are designed to give the show-

er a more open look. Walk-in showers are often appear larger

than more traditional showers, and those that do take up more

space do so to prevent water from spraying around the room.

Though walk-in showers do not have doors, they do employ a

glass partition to keep water in. Walk-in showers often give abathroom a more modern look, but their role is more than aes-

thetic. In fact, many seniors find it is easier to get in and out of

a walk-in shower, something that could reduce their risk of

falling and suffering an injury.

Did you know?

Community Happenings

7:30pm. Come enjoy our church bakeddelicious spiral ham served with scallopedpotato, mixed vegetables, bread & bever-

age. Dinner comes with our salad bar andour ever popular dessert bar. Take out isavailable. Adults-$10.00 and childrenunder 10-$5.00. Montville ReformedChurch, 9 Church Lane, Montville. Formore information call the church office at973-263-0530.

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Come join the Knights of Columbus for a

Comedy Night to benefit the WoundedWarriors Project on Saturday, April 27.

Doors open at 7pm and show time at 8:30at St. Marys Carnevale Center, 10 LenoxAve, Pompton Lakes. Admission $35includes food, soda, coffee/tea, dessertand 2 drinks (wine or beer) AdditionalDrinks $1.00. No one under 21 admitted.Also includes 50/50 Raffle. For tickets ormore info contact Ray Grimes at 973-835-4487. Tickets may also be purchasedat www.KofC3801.org.

The Lincoln Park Public Library is proudto provide a variety of programs for allage groups. On March 13, kids in grades1-5 can come to Reading with Ruby,

where they can hear stories and meetRuby, a friendly Golden Doodle. Childrenin grades 4-6 can join the Tween BookClub, which meets on March 22. Therewill be a Family Scrapbooking Night onMarch 28 for children ages 8 and up. TheLibrary has also started a Lego Club forchildren in grades 2 and up, which will beheld on March 28. For the adults inLincoln Park, there will be a bake-off &recipe swap on March 11. Bring your best

homemade baked goods and compete

against other Lincoln Park residents.Participants are also encouraged to bringa copy of the recipe. For more informa-tion about library programs, please call973-694-8283 or visit our website atwww.lincolnparklibrary.org.

Passaic Valley Hospice will be offering aBereavement Support Group onWednesday evenings from 6:30-8pmbeginning February 6. The group willmeet for seven weekly sessions ending on

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south of Route 46 in Totowa. The

group provides understanding andsupport through the grieving process.To regis ter or for more informa -tion please call Richard Sharber,Bereavement Coordinator at PassaicValley Hospice at 973-256-4636Ext 7406.

Whether you are still suffering fromthe bleak memories of war or have

resolved to put it all behind you, PointMan Ministries is for you. Point Man isnot a social club of old war heroestelling war stories, it is a Christian min-istry dedicated to helping veterans findpeace with themselves and the worldaround them. If you are doing fine after

the war, thats fantastic but dont forgetabout your buddies who are still suffer-

ing. Your encouragement could meanthe world to them. Find out how you canhelp. Call Barry Jensen at 973-809-9665. Point Man Ministries meets thefirst Thursday of every month from7:30 9:30pm at Cornerstone Chapel620 Route 23 North, Pompton Plains.

If you enjoyed the music heard onFamily Radio, but disagree with the apoc-

alyptic teaching, we invite you to tune into Redeemer Broadcastings traditionalmusic, relevant Biblical teaching, andengaging content. We promote a positiveview of the church and the success of thegospel in transforming lives and cul-ture. Redeemer Broadcasting is on theradio in upstate NY, and can be heardin the Metro area by visitingwww.redeeemerbroadcasting.org and fol-lowing the Listen Live link. Also listenusing the tune in smart phone app and

searching for call letters WFSO. Internet

receivers are available through the min-istry at a 30% discount. We invite you to

contact us at [email protected] or call toll free 888-724-4427

The Montville Township Womens Clubhas an ongoing project: comfort pillowsfor breast cancer patients. So far, wevemade and donated 6,580 pillows toMorristown Memorial, Chilton Memorialin Pompton Plains, and Saint Clares inDenville and Dover. A team of club mem-bers, seniors, and volunteers from sur-rounding cities participates in this worthy

project. Even heart surgery patients have

found use for these comfort pillows, whichare completely washable and may be

used under the seatbelt after surgery.Chairperson Alexandria Sarra can bereached at 973-405-0088. All monetarydonations, used to purchase polyfill forthe pillows, should be made payable toMTWC and should indicate ComfortPillow in the memo. Please mail checks

to P.O. Box 267, Montville, NJ 07045.

Lincoln Park resident parents of childrenturning three to 21 years old (includingstudents attending non-public schools,

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reside in Lincoln Park): the public schoolsoffer remedial programs for eligible chil-dren. If your child is experiencing physi-cal, sensory, emotional, communication,cognitive, or social difficulties, help isavailable. Contact Mrs. Grace Marinello,supervisor of special services, at 973-696-9150 to arrange a meeting with

members of the child study team. If eligi-ble, an educational program will be pro-

vided at no charge.

Mothers & More is a not-for-profit groupfor both stay-at-home and workingmoms. It features monthly meetings,playgroups, mom-and-tot outings, mom-night-outs, and much more. Members are

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number of homeowners who

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from the previous quarter. A

kitchen is a central gathering

place and is one of the most

popular family gathering spotsin the house. With traditional

dining rooms being eliminated

in favor of open, eat-in

kitchens and entertaining

spaces, more attention than

ever is now placed on a well-designed kitchen. The average

remodeling budget for a

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$30,000. But there are ways to

keep budgets in check.

Do some of the work yourself

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Consider laminate flooring

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Your Pompton Lakes

Business Improvement

District (BID), specifi-

cally John Soojian and the

Marketing Committee, were

honored with two awards forits 2012 efforts in helping

revitalize the town and help-

ing local businesses. The

Borough of Pompton Lakes

honored the BID with a

Certificate of Achievement

Award in recognition for its

earlier 2012 Downtown New

Jersey Excel lence Awards

Tools of the Trade- Gold

Award. This prestigious

award was bestowed on theMarketing Committee in

appreciation for their dedica-

tion to downtown revitaliza-

tion. John Soojian received a

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The BID was represented at

the Downtown NJ Excellence

Awards by John Soojian BID

Chairman, Robert Walker

Marketing Chairman, Abe

Goll Visual Improvements

Committee Chairman, Rick

Tummenllo Sr., Art Kaffka,

Valeri Coll and Debra Jones

of Q5 Architects.

The BIDs recent DiningDays event was a huge success

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those beloved songs that we

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Friday and Saturday and 2pm

on Sunday. There will be one

2pm show on Saturday March

16. Tickets are only $22 for

adults and $18 for children,

plus tax. Rhino Theatre is

located at 247 Wanaque

Ave., Pompton Lakes. For

more information or to pur-

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The residents of

Northern New Jersey

are excitedly watch-

ing the local topography

begin to change in the

Haskell section of Wanaque.

Located at the corner of 4th

and Boulevard, the Parkside

at Wanaque development is

beginning to grow before

their eyes.

Progress is happeningevery day. This really is an

exciting time for us, said

Livia Deak, new construc-

tion manager for Century 21

Crest Real Estate, exclusive

agency to the development.

Roads are paved, founda-

tions are in and framing and

walls are going up on build-

ings one and two. Although

things are happening so fast,when this article is printed

we will be even farther

along!

With 27 units already

spoken for, and only a few

units left at pre-construction

introductory prices, the

anticipation is mounting.

The sales center is all

abuzz now. The sales associ-

ates are excited as the build-ings start to take shape. We

are seeing visitors to the sales

center who have stopped in

previously just browsing, but

now that the building has

begun, they are coming back

looking to reserve their

favorite units. I think they

are realizing the value they

are getting at Parkside, that

it really is unprecedented innew construction anywhere

in Northern New Jersey, and

they want in!

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