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No.1 Vol. 1 mypaperonline.com August 2015

By Cheryl Conway, Editor

Two new towns are

being added to the

circulation of NewView Media Group newspa-

pers starting with this

August issue.Chatham News and

Madison News join the

group bringing the total of

monthly newspapers to 17,

reaching a total circulationof more than 190,000 resi-

dences and businesses.

Readers will enjoy news that

brightens, enlightens, enter-tains and inspires.

Publishers Joe Nicastroand Mary Lalama of

Flanders have joined forces

with Marketeer owner

Darwin Oordt of Cherry Hill

to establish New View

Media Group. The manag-ing partners officiallymerged April 1.

Unlike other newspapers

that incorporate both the

good and bad news, New

View Media Group featuresonly good news.

“We will have a group of

community newspapers

with good family friendly

content,” says Nicastro.

“There are other publica-tions as in any market we

are in but we try to bring a

different perspective with all

good news.”

Good News Travels To More Towns AsCommunity Newspaper Co. Expands

The name, New View

Media LLC, came from

“The idea that we have a

new view on media,” saysNicastro.

All community news,

from schools to government,

people, organizations,

places of worship, libraries,

non-profit organizations,

volunteer services, chil-dren’s groups, scouts,

fundraisers and more will be

featured in the pages of New

View Media. The compa-

ny’s philosophy is to show-case and inform all readers

about the good that sur-

rounds them day to day, the

positive, and the uniqueness

of their community.

“Free community papersare different than paid

papers,” explains Nicastro.

“People want local news

and it is hard to find. The

hyper local sites are good.

There is something abouthaving a paper to hold, peo-

ple still call us for copies

when their kids are in the

paper so they can cut it outand hang it up- different

than printing it off a printer.”

The additional papers

include the Livingston

News, Hanover News,

Caldwell News, Verona-Cedar Grove News,

Millburn/Short Hills News,

East Hanover/Florham Park

News, Maplewood/South

Orange News, MorristownNews, Mendham News,

continued on page 4

By Chelsea Opong-Wadeer

Home to the Rangers of DrewUniversity, a population of

16,021 individuals, and also

known as “The Rose City” Madison was

ranked 24 in the Top 100 Best Small

Towns in the U.S. for 2015.Established in 1889, Madison has

offered outstanding educational opportu-

nities, ranging from K-12 and college

years, and has brought many cultural and

historical attractions to the public as

well.The rankings established by

niche.com factor in aspects such as the

town’s school systems, crime rate, and

overall look and feel for people to call

home. Niche’s methodology weighednine different factors; these nine included

the few mentioned before, plus age

demographics, access to grocery stores,

day care centers and libraries.

According to Niche’s website, each

year it computes these rankings to help

people discover and compare what a

place is really like for permanent resi-

dence and educational purposes.

“To be honest, we didn’t even realize

we were going to receive this ranking,”said Mayor Robert H. Conley of

Madison.

“There is a mixture of things that I

believe made us qualified according to

their requirements,” he said, “like havinguniversities such a Drew, parts of

Fairleigh Dickenson, and some of

Elizabeth it gives the community more

ways to get involved around town.”

Conley is currently in his fourth yearas mayor of Madison, and has plans to

seek reelection in Nov. He has two boys

who have gone through the Madison

School District; one who recently gradu-

ated from the University of Vermont andthe other who is about to enter into his

Madison Ranked 24In Top 100 Best Small Towns

continued on page 2

Photo taken by Trent Anderson.



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senior year at Colgate University.

“The Madison School District reallydid prepare them for their college stud-

ies,” he said.

Lisa Ellis, president of the board of

education in Madison, described

Madison as “awesome.”

“I think Madison has a unique sense of community, commitment to its citizens,

and a beautiful downtown,” she said. “To

me the school systems have always been

outstanding and always strive to meet the

needs of the students to be better.”Ellis has had five kids go through the

Madison school district since the summer

of 1989 to June of 2013. She explained

how Madison schools 100 percent pre-

pared her children for where they are

now, because they offer such a strongfoundation in all academic areas.

As well as being the president of the

board of education, Ellis also holds the

position as Madison’s Downtown

Development Commissioner. Since 2008,

Ellis has worked to sponsor many events

held in Madison, such as the Madison

Farmers’ Market and May Day.According to Conley, May Day takes

place on the first Sat. in May where resi-

dents volunteer their time to help clean

up Madison and help to make it the place

it is today. May Day can bring out up to1,000 volunteers each year.

“That’s one of the things I like most

about being mayor of Madison,” he said.

“The way the residents have a sense of

community and are always there to help,

and have stories on how they help otherresidents around town.”

In the previous years, Madison has

been ranked in the Top 100 in Money

Magazine in 2011 and has been ranked as

one of the safest communities in 2014.“We never take anything for granted,”

Conley explained. “We know that if we

don’t have excellent relationships with

all parts of the town then we can’t flour-

ish.”

Madison Ranked 24...continued from front page

The popular Downtown Concert

Series at the Museum of Early

Trades & Crafts in the heart of

Madison continues this summer with a fab-

ulous lineup. The free Friday evening,family-friendly concerts are held outside

on the lawn of the museum where picnick-

ing is encouraged. Guests are encouraged

to spend time Friday evening in downtown

Madison where they can explore the

town's many unique shops and restaurants.

All concerts run from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Aug. 21, Daniel Rufolo, a pianist, com-

poser, and leader of the Dan Rufolo Trio is

set to entertain. His diverse repertoire and

transmittable energy has engaged music-

lovers at venues such as NY's Cornelia

Street Café, Shanghai Jazz in Madison and

Mondo's in Summit.

Sept. 4, Kings Road, a local favorite is

on track to perform an appealing blend of alternative/light/acoustic rock with harmo-

ny vocals and melodic instrumentation.

The mission of the Museum of Early

Trades & Crafts is to foster the understand-

ing, cultivation, and appreciation of

America’s past by presenting and inter-

preting the history, culture, and lives of the

inhabitants of New Jersey from its earliest

settlement through the present day.

For more information, call (973) 377-

2982.

Museum Hosts Downtown Concerts

For those who love Zumba, and

water, come out for some Aqua

Zumba at the Madison CommunityPool. On Thurs., Aug. 27, from 3 p.m. to

3:45 p.m. enjoy the fun and interactive

sounds of Latin music and dance while in

the water with certified instructor DaveAckerman.

Rain date for Aug. 27 is not yet set.

Check out the Madison Community Pool

for updates and more information at

http://madisonpool.org/.

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son. Buy Fresh/Give Fresh is an initiative

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The wonderful Madison Farmers'

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career development workshop.

“It is a thrill and a privilege to receive this

recognition of our work from the NJ State

Council on the Arts,” said Tom Werder,executive director of Morris Arts. “These

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work in the community. Morris Arts was

particularly pleased when NJSCA Executive

Director, Nick Paleologos drew attention to

Morristown's Percent for Art program as ana example of how NJ continues to be a

national leader in the arts."

“The arts industry is critical to NJ’s eco-

nomic growth and creative vitality,” said

Acting Governor Kim Guadagno, who alsoserves as secretary of state. “The grants

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shape NJ communities as great places to

live, visit, do business and raise a family.”

Arts Council Chair Elizabeth Mattsonstated, “Today’s actions reflect the Council’s

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