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Athlete of the Year

Ice Hockey: Andrew Petrillo, Delbarton In Sports

All Daily Record Ice Hockey Team of the Year In Sports

PROGRAM OFFERS REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

WILLIAM WESTHOVEN/STAFF PHOTO

Preserve Greystone President John Huebner

outlines strategies for stopping demolition
at the groups meeting Wednesday.

Battle
to save
history
in court

TEENS LEARN
HOW TO CARE

Demolition near
for Greystone site
WILLIAM WESTHOVEN
@WWESTHOVEN

The nonprofit group trying to spare

historic Greystone Park Psychiatric
Hospital from the wrecking ball
which could arrive as early as April 6
is hoping a judge might step up where
other New Jersey officials have not.
So were taking this thing to court,
Preserve Greystone President John
Huebner said at what might have been
its final annual meeting Wednesday at
the Morris County Public Library. Its
unfortunate that its come to this, but we
feel like we have no choice. The states
demolition plan for Greystone is a disaster for taxpayers, and they are trying to
shove it forward in violation of both
state and federal laws.

PHOTOS BY ALEXANDRA PAIS/FOR THE DAILY RECORD

Bryce Caramucci, 3, digs for treasure inside a sandbox as Brianna Sharpe, 15, looks on last week at Montville Township High Schools Little
Mustangs preschool (below), which is taught by high school students enrolled in Montvilles child development classes.

See HISTORY, Page 2A

Montville H.S. class running Little Mustangs preschool

MICHAEL IZZO @MIZZODR

PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHAEL DEPIERRO

Michael dePierro (left) with his running

mates for Parsippany Township Council,
Vincent Ferrara and Loretta Gragnani.

MONTVILLE The Little Mustangs

pull up to a side door of Montville Township High School about 11:30 a.m., their
parents holding their hands as they walk
inside and are greeted by their teachers,
a rotating group of more than 40 high
school students running the preschool as
part of their Child Development class.
Students leading the program are
freshmen through seniors at the high
school, all taking different levels of the
course. Child Development 1 focuses on
theory, Child Development 2 is Little
Mustangs, and 3 focuses on leadership

See LEARNING, Page 2A

3 form slate
for race in
Parsippany

WHATS AHEAD THIS WEEK

Lawn care program offered
at Rockaway Twp. library

WILLIAM WESTHOVEN
@WWESTHOVEN

Longtime Parsippany Councilman

Michael dePierro is heading a Republican ticket of three candidates for
three available seats on the township
council in the 2015 election.
DePierro, former Councilman Vincent Ferrara and township business
owner Loretta Gragnani who also
serves on the township Board of Adjustment complete the slate, which
See SLATE, Page 5A

ADVICE ............... 7A
CLASSIFIED ......... 6B
COMICS ............... 9A
OBITUARIES ....... 4A
OPINION ............. 6A
SPORTS ................. 1B 0
TV ........................ 8A

ROCKAWAY TWP. The Rockaway

Township Public Library will present
Garden State of Mind: ABCs of Lawn
Care from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the library, located at 61 Mount Hope
Road.
Rutgers University Master Gardener Brian James Monaghan will teach the
basics of lawn care and the correct
method of lawn renovation.
Registration is required. For more information, call 973-627-2344, email
rockawaytwplibrary@rtlibrary.org or
visit the library.

Art contributors to be feted

Wednesday in Morristown

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Morristown High School plans

Project Graduation fundraiser

STAFF REPORT

MORRISTOWN Morris Arts will recognize individuals and organizations for

outstanding accomplishments, commitment and contribution toward encouraging and fostering arts in the commu-

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The Rockaway Township Public Library will

present a Garden State of Mind: ABCs of
Lawn Care program 6:30 p.m. Tuesday.

nity Wednesday at the Morris Museums

Bickford Theatre.
The reception starts at 5 p.m., and the
program begins at 6:30 p.m. Members of
The Folk Project will perform. The
event is free. Registration is required.
The theater is located at 6 Normandy
Heights Road in Morristown.
For more information, call 973-2855115 or visit www.morrisarts.org/
events/celebrate-the-arts/.

MORRISTOWN The Morristown

High School Project Graduation Committee will hold its annual dinner and
fashion show Thursday at the Birchwood Manor in Whippany.
The goal is to raise money for a safe
alcohol-free and drug-free party for
senior students on graduation night. The
event runs 6 to 10 p.m., and the fashion
show starts at 7 p.m.
For more information, visit http://
mhshsa.com/project-graduation/.

Health screening offered by

Randolph Health Department
RANDOLPH The township Health
Department is offering a Womens
Health Screening 6 p.m. Thursday in the
municipal building.
Female screening includes a Thin
Prep Pap test, pelvic and breast exam,
test for blood in stool (Hemoccult) and

See AHEAD, Page 5A