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Chamber Announces Winners Of Annual Outdoor Home Decorating Contest

he Madison Chamber of Commerce is expecting to

announce the winners of this years Outdoor Home
Decorating Contest Wed., Dec. 16.
A popular annual competition, the 2015 Madison Chamber of Commerce Outdoor Home Decorating Contest
awards the top two winners with Chamber of Commerce
Gift Checks valued at $100, as well as with special recognition plaques. A variety of themed categories sponsored
by local businesses will also be rewarded. Those winners
will be given $25 Chamber of Commerce gift checks and
a sign to be placed in their yard.
All entries must have been received by Mon., Dec. 14.
Judging was expected to take place Tues., Dec. 15, after 6
p.m., with winners to be notified on Wed., Dec. 16.
Residents throughout the borough are encouraged to
participate in this traditional holiday event.
The chamber thanks its 2015 business sponsors: The
Provident Bank, The Madison Pharmacy,
Adams Dental, Cleaners Advantage, Juniper Village of
Chatham, Madison PhotoPlus,
Morris Animal Inn, New View Windows & Doors, The
continued on page 6

The Grand Prize winners from 2014 were the Frasso family and the Arnstein family.

Toy/Clothing Drive Deadline Dec. 20th

ew View Media Group is holding its annual clothing and

toy drive. The company is looking for people to donate
new unwrapped toys, as well as new clothing including tshirts, socks, pants, and winter necessities such as hats, coats,
gloves, and scarves (sizes ranging from newborn to 14 year olds).
Gift cards will also be accepted.
Please drop off all donations to the following locations by Dec.
20.
New View Media Group, 1 Old Wolfe Road, Budd Lake, NJ (in
back).
Weis Supermarkets, Rt. 206, Flanders (drop off at the courtesy
counter)
Budd Lake Bagels -141 Route 46, Budd Lake
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Hit The Court To Raise Money For

Cancer Research

n Sun., April 10, 2016 at Roxbury

High School in Succasunna, join in
the fight against cancer for the 2nd
Annual Layups 4 Life, 3-on-3 Hoop It Up
Basketball Tournament. Proceeds raised
leading up to the event and on event day
benefits Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center in New York City, in the collaborative effort of raising funds for cancer research and clinical trials.

Layups 4 Life is hosted by Roxbury

alumni and cancer survivor Dan Exter as
well as Roxbury High School's 'Interact
Club'.
For more information on this event, including registration, making a donation or
becoming
a
sponsor,
go
to
www.layups4life.org; or follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For questions,
contact layups4life@gmail.com.

Did You Know?

anuary was not always the first month

of the year. Earlier calendars, such as
the Julian calendar used by the Romans, considered March the first month of
the year. These calendars were based
largely around weather and harvest schedules, and winter was considered to be a time
without definitive months. Eventually, the
calendar was expanded at around 713 BCE
to include two additional months so it
would equal a standard lunar year. Romans
also were integral in giving the months their

names, and some months got their names

from Roman mythology and the gods of
that time, while others were named after
prominent Roman emperors. January got its
name from a Roman god named Janus, who
was considered a god of transitions and beginnings. Janus was depicted as a two-faced
god, which is appropriate in the present-day
since January represents a time of saying
goodbye to the old year and looking ahead
to the new year.

Learn Math Through Reading In

New Workshop

he women of the Madison Branch

of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) are organizing a workshop for second graders Lets
Read Math, Sat., Jan. 9, and Sat., Jan. 23,
10 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at the Madison Public
Library.
When it comes to math, many parents
are stumped to "doing math" with their
kids especially now when math is taught
differently than the way they learned it.
The fact is math is done all the time often
without realizing it.
Dr. Claire Passantino developed the
Lets Read Math materials with the help
of colleagues who are elementary mathematics educators. The math topics are
drawn from national and state standards for
teaching and learning mathematics. Childrens mathematics learning is enhanced
by connecting the reading of childrens

books to real life experiences, to drawing

and writing, using hands-on manipulation
and models, and sharing ideas with others
through listening and speaking.
Parents, grandparents or other caretakers and children together will combine
reading and math with fun hands-on creative activities. The workshops will be
conducted by members of the Madison
Branch of AAUW, many of whom are retired teachers themselves.
Only 15 participants for each session
will be allowed and registration is required.
Call 973 455 0427 to sign up. Registration
fee for the workshop is $10 in advance for
both sessions. Each session will be a different story and cover different mathematical concepts appropriate for this age
group.
For additional information call Judy at
973-455-0427 or Shirley at 973-377- 5220.

Attention Schools, Churches, Organizations Send Your

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New Roccos On Main Opens

A ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Roccos on Main, at 36 Main Street in Madison was held
Sat., Nov. 14. Pictured, from left, is John Morris, Madison Chamber of Commerce president;
Georgeanne Limbach, Chamber board member; Janet and Rocco Iossa, Gino and Norma Iossa,
Madison Mayor Robert Conley and Christian Iossa.

or the last 50 years, Roccos has been

a household name in Madison thanks
to its founder, Rocco Iossa.
Serving mouthwatering, hot pizza and delicious Italian dishes has been a priority for
generations. Gino Iossa, Roccos son, continues the tradition with not only Roccos
Tuscany Bar and Grill, 30 Cook Ave., but
now also with Roccos on Main, 36 Main St.
Restaurant goers can enjoy the same delicious pizza, food or choice of drinks from
the full service bar which offers an extensive
wine list, signature martinis, homemade sangria and much more. Enjoy lunch or dinner
with outstanding food in a relaxing indoor or
outdoor atmosphere.

This hits the trifecta of Italian dining,

says Donna Alfano.
Choose from authentic traditional
dishes, fresh seafood, or real old school
pizza... all prepared fresh and so delish! Gino
and the team are warm and welcoming and
will do everything they can to take excellent
care of you!
In addition to their extensive menu,
Roccos on Main now offers freshly packaged soups and sauces to go. Rocco's also
offers a spacious back dining room for private parties, businesses meetings or other
events.
Rocco's can be reached at 973-377-7161
or by email at roccostuscanybarandgrill.com.

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with oak floors throughout, high ceilings
and extensive moldings. It was meticulously crafted to join the best of old world
charm with an open, bright layout to accommodate today's busy lifestyle.
The first floor of this custom home features a formal dining room with coffered
ceiling, living room, well-appointed chef's
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the family room with fireplace and french
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The second floor offers an opulent master suite with walk-in closets and luxurious
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The Golden Pineapple Says Goodbye To Morristown

or 20 years, The Golden Pineapple

has been a Morristown destination
for unique gifts and accessories for

the home, jewelry and personal accessories and more. This January, the store
will be closing and leaving Morristown.

Chamber Announces Winners...

continued from front page

Law Offices of Chiarolanza & DeAngelis,
Stacy Russo, CPA, Stewart-Morris Awards,
Gifts & Flags and Rose City Collision.
For almost 20 years, the chamber has
been hosting this town-wide holiday contest. All homeowners are invited to enter
their homes to be judged. Last year there
were 18 entries. Three judges are asked to
select their favorite decorated homes based
on several categories. They mostly consider
creativity and how the decorations work
with the specific themes, organizers say.
The Outdoor Home Decorating Contest
judges in the following categories: Most Elegant, Winter Wonderland, Most Tasteful,
Most Traditional, Best Sparkling Holiday,
Most Creative, Most Colorful, Picture Perfect, Best Storybook Theme, Home for the

Holidays.
Judges also choose two grand prize winners who receive a $100 Madison Gift
Check, sponsored by The Madison Pharmacy and the Provident Bank. Prizes are
then given to each of the 10 theme based
winners who receive a $25 Madison Gift
Card.
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors
the event along with its business sponsors.
This years sponsors also include Adams
Dental, Cleaners Advantage, Juniper Village at Chatham, Law Offices of
Chiarolanza & DeAngelis, Madison PhotoPlus, Morris Animal Inn, New View Windows & Doors, Rose City Collision, Stacy
Russo CPA, Stewart-Morris.
For more information, contact the
Chamber office at 973-377-7380.

Did You Know?

anuary was not always the first month of

the year. Earlier calendars, such as the
Julian calendar used by the Romans,
considered March the first month of the year.
These calendars were based largely around
weather and harvest schedules, and winter
was considered to be a time without definitive months. Eventually, the calendar was expanded at around 713 BCE to include two
additional months so it would equal a standard lunar year. Romans also were integral in

giving the months their names, and some

months got their names from Roman mythology and the gods of that time, while others
were named after prominent Roman emperors. January got its name from a Roman god
named Janus, who was considered a god of
transitions and beginnings. Janus was depicted as a two-faced god, which is appropriate in the present-day since January
represents a time of saying goodbye to the
old year and looking ahead to the new year.

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There are Christmas ceramics, Santas
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sparkling globes. Preserve the spirit of the
holidays with serene Nativities and religious statues, angels and Hanukkah items.
Light the night with seasonal and every-

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There are dozens of retired designs in
Mariposa, Byers Choice and Lampe
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30% even on purchases of active items in
those lines. Byers Choice savings are on
dozens of Carolers, Advent Calendars and
extraordinary heirloom Gingerbread
Houses.
The Golden Pineapple is located midway-back on the first floor at 14 Pine
Street, around the corner from The Mayo
Arts Center and two doors down from The
Dublin Pub. Now open seven days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 10 - 5:30 p.m., Thursdays 10 - 7
p.m. and Sundays 12 5 p.m. Later store
closing begin December 17. For more details, call the store at 973-267-0400 or
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Support Chamber Through Limited Edition Ornament Sale

he Madison Chamber of Commerce is

bringing a little
Madison history and cheer
to the 2015 holiday season
by selling a limited edition

holiday ornament.
The jade crystal beveled
ornament is etched with the
iconic Waverly Place clock
that stands in the center of
the downtown business dis-

trict. The design features

two holly branches supporting the clock, which creates
an elegant, festive look.
Each ornament is also inscribed with the year 2015.


 
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perfect gift at a great price
for both family and friends.
Because the clock image is
etched into the crystal, the
ornament makes a very
beautiful and sturdy keepsake that can be displayed
every year.
The 2015 Madison holiday ornament is being sold
for $20 each and includes a
silver hanging cord that
makes the ornament suitable for tree or window display. Also included is a
two-piece gift box, which
permits purchasers of the
ornament to safely ship it to
friends and family who
wont be in town this holiday season. Its a little bit
of Madison that travels well
both near and far, said
Morris.
While supplies last, the
ornament is available for
purchase at the following
locations:
The Madison Pharmacy;
The Museum of Early
Trades & Crafts; Lakeland

The Lakeland Bank team is ready to sell the 2015 Holiday Ornament. Pictured, from left, is Angela Cruz, Gloria Van Valen,
Joanne Donnarumma and Kayla Sanford.

Bank; Short Stories Community Book Hub; StewartMorris, Awards, Gifts &
Flags.
"The 2015 holiday ornament is an ideal gift from or
to anyone who loves Madison, said Karen Giambra,
executive director of the
chamber. Its a great present for the holidays or for
any other special occasion.
Proceeds from the ornament sale will help to fund
the chambers programs
and activities, which are focused on business development in Madison and the
promotion of the chambers

member businesses and organizations. Proceeds will

also help fund the chambers annual college scholarship fund for seniors
graduating from Madison
High School.
If we have success selling this years ornament,
well begin work on a new
and different limited edition
ornament for 2016, Giambra said.
For more information
about the ornament, bulk
purchases and the chamber,
please contact Giambra at
info@MadisonNJChamber.org or at 973-377-7830.

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Madison Chamber Businesses Support Madison Eagle Christmas Fund

he Madison Eagle Christmas Fund, is

a homegrown charitable organization
of volunteers who extend a helping
hand to residents who otherwise would have
faced a bleak holiday season, said Gary
Ruckelshaus, organizations chair.
Through its annual town-wide appeal that
begins before the start of the holiday season,
the Fund collects donations so that they can
be distributed to Madison households in
distressed circumstances, Ruckelshaus said.
It is a proud tradition unlike any other in
Morris County.
The fund grew over the years to involve
dozens of volunteers who donate their time
each Christmas season to buy, wrap and deliver gifts, Ruckelshaus said. The good
work of the Fund has touched thousands of
less fortunate Madison residents.
Ruckelshaus says the generosity of
donors, as well as merchants, civic groups,
and Madison students, who take up collections of books, toys, and winter hats and
gloves, are the backbone of the Funds efforts.
The Fund focuses on the needs of Madison seniors and children up to the age of

The staff at Adams Dental is collecting new gloves for the Madison Eagle Christmas Fund. Pictured: Jasmine Ortiz, Rosie Campos, Agnes Wysoczka,
Andrea Ceresa, Danielle Weelock.

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certificates, gift cards to restaurants, movie
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Madison Eagle Christmas Fund...

continued from previous page

message of the good work that the Madison
Eagle Christmas Fund Committee commits
to each year.
The Madison Chamber of Commerce and
its member businesses are formally lending
a helping hand to the Fund by creating a season-long partnership.

"The Madison Chamber of Commerce

has proudly partnered with the Madison
Eagle Christmas Fund to help them reach
their goal of providing gifts and collecting
needed items for children and seniors during
this holiday season." said Karen Giambra,
the Chamber's executive director.
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St.; Fulton Bank, 18 Elmer St.; The Provident Bank, 98 Main St.; Investors Bank, 134
Main St.; PNC Bank, 240 Main St.; ConnectOne Bank, 300 Main St. and Sugar Rush,
10 Waverly Pl. Cleaners Advantage Mobile
Dry Cleaning Service will pick up any new
toy donations from its customers.
The following businesses will be collecting new books: Short Stories Community
Book Hub, 32 Main St.
The following businesses will be collecting new gloves:
Adams Dental, One Kings Rd; Moment
Institute, Physical Therapy & Fitness, 20
Cook Ave.; and The Bar Method, 122 Main
St.
In addition, Adams Dental will donate
$50 for any purchase of take-home bleaching
trays or gift certificates for bleaching trays.
"The businesses have really embraced the
organizations mission and have come out in
full force to make sure everyone has a merry
holiday. Please stop by your local businesses

and share in the Spirit of Giving." said Giambra.

Our recipients are typically referred to
the fund by Madisons clergy, school personnel and social workers. The referrals identify
households were children lack warm clothing for the winter; where senior citizens live
in isolation and anxiety about how they can
afford both meals and heating bills, and
whether they will be forgotten at Christmas;
where single parents work hard but still did
not know how they will manage to put toys
under the tree, or a holiday meal on the
table. Ruckelshaus said.
The Funds tradition of giving started
forty-one years ago, when Madisons Barbara Valk and her family acted on an impulse
to remember a small number of lonely senior
citizens at Christmastime with holiday gifts.
In 1974 Louise Easton, the new owner and
then editor of the Madison Eagle, joined
forces with the Valks and the MadisonEagle Christmas Fund was born.
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Ring In First Night 2016 With Music, Art, Theater

ec. 31, 2015 marks the 24th year for New Jerseys biggest and brightest New Years Eve family-friendly, alcohol-free celebration of the arts
with nearly 200 artists, more than 85 events in 24 plus
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For all 24 years, Morris Arts has served as First
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On that night, for a remarkably affordable price,
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On the jazz/rock front, audience favorite The British
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Come and be awestruck by Jazz guitar legends, Frank Vi-

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For fans of Sinatra, folk, bluegrass, blues or drum circles, plenty to choose such as Mark Old Blue Eyes
Centennial with James Langtons period-perfect Salute
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Spook Handy; classic bluegrass, fiddlin and banjo
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Carol Pea in the Gefyra Participatory Drum Circle.
Classical or pop, check our Mid-Atlantic Opera Quartets program of Broadway and opera favorites, Sweet
Plantain Quartet, .Electro-acoustic oboe master Matt Sullivan, Early Music Players and more.
First Night offers cultural experiences from around the
world such as music from Chinas Youth Orchestra with
traditional Chinese instruments; the compelling rhythms
and high energy movement of Frabas West African
Dance, Drumming and Tap; the Korean Traditional
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There is even theater, dance and comedy. Enjoy the
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with comedian Jon Fisch, who has opened for Jerry Seinfeld and featured on Late Night With David Letterman, to name a few.
Kids of all ages will delight in Benjamin Lipmans
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Keith Leafs amazing light-up juggling; Rizzos Reptile
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The early session for younger children, from 4:45
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Three visual arts exhibits, displaying more than 200
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Newspaper Company Goes Full Circle, Doubles In Size, Returns Home

By Cheryl Conway
ith a new year comes change, like a different
office for New View Media Group LLC.

But for Joe Nicastro and Mary Lalama of Flanders,

co-owners with Darwin Oordt of Cherry Hill, they return
to the office where the company first started a dozen
years ago. Coming home is a wonderful feeling for them,
not only to return to the original office, but in the literal
sense that it is located where they dwell in Mt. Olive
Township.
On Mon., Nov. 16, New View Media Group moved
from its East Hanover office to Lakeview Plaza at 1 Old
Wolfe Rd, suite 205, in Budd Lake. The company had
been in East Hanover since April when it had merged
with the Marketeer, which had been headquartered there
for for about 15 years after being in Livingston since 1978.
What a nice homecoming it has been for Nicastro and
Lalama.
The lease was up and being from Mt. Olive and a
councilman I wanted to bring my business to my hometown, says Nicastro. From a personal view it is close
to home for me and Mary and our employees that come
in on a daily basis. I am very happy to be back in Mt.
Olive close to home.
While the current location is just temporary, Nicas-

tros plan is to purchase a different building in town

eventually.
We are in the process of purchasing a building and
needed a temporary place, says Nicastro. The address
we are at now is the same address that we moved to when
we started the papers in 2004. We had started the Mt.
Olive Weekly back then and found that location. It was
available once again.
Nicastros plan is we are looking at a small building
along Route 46 that we feel would be a perfect home and
give great exposure to the business.
For New View Media Group, 2015 has been a tremendous year of growth.
With a current circulation of about 159,000 homes
from as far west as Hackettstown to as far east as Cedar
Grove, New View Media Group has grown from eight
monthly papers this time last year and plans to hold
steady with 15 papers moving into 2016.
On April 1, they had formed a partnership with Oordt,
owner of the Marketeer, a free shopper type supplement.
They changed their name from MJ (My Jersey) Media to
New View Media with The idea that we have a new
view on media, says Nicastro.
All community news, from schools to government,
people, organizations, places of worship, libraries, nonprofit organizations, volunteer services, childrens

groups, scouts, fundraisers and more are featured in the

free monthly papers. The companys philosophy is to
showcase all the good, positive news that surrounds its
readers.
New View Media Groups publications, moving forward, include Mt. Olive News, Hackettstown News,
Roxbury News, Randolph News, Black River News,
Morristown News, Mendham News, Madison News,
Chatham News, Livingston News, Hanover News, Caldwell News, Verona/Cedar Grove News, Millburn/Short
Hills News and East Hanover/Florham Park News.
As far as continued growth, Nicastro says We are in
the middle of reevaluating the papers to see where and
when other expansions would make sense.
Offering free publications to all residences and businesses, the company depends on paid advertising. Contact Nicastro at 800-691-7549 or joe@newviewmg.com.
New View Media Group also invites the community
to help share any positive news with its neighbors by
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Friends of Thomas Edison NHP Help

Preserve Victorian- Dickens Era Landmarks In West Orange

By Michele Guttenberger
he hallmark years of Thomas Edisons life were
at the center of the Dickens Victorian era the
reign of Queen Vitoria (1837 1901). Charles
Dickens published A Christmas Carol four years before
Thomas Edison was born. Charles Dickens had become
the influentially renowned author of his time who tapped
into the social conscious of the Victorian age that marveled over the wonder of modern inventions and believed
in mindfulness to the plight of the poor. The inventions
of Thomas Edison would become significant milestones
in the timeline of the Victorian era. And every well-read
American home would also have the works of Britains
Charles Dickens in their own family library. Such was
true of the Edison home. The style and fashion of the Victorian era is paralleled to the early life of Thomas Edison
and his family.
Thomas Edison made two important real estate purchases in West Orange in the last decades of the 19th
Century. It was in West Orange where he developed his
own plans to build a state of the art factory and research
laboratory and just a mile away he acquired the Glen-

National

mont - a gorgeous fully furnished Queen Anne style Victorian mansion in the gated community of Llewellyn
Park. Edison, a 39 year old widower and father of three
young children married Mina Miller in 1886. Glenmont
was the wedding gift to his 19 year old bride. Both Glenmont and Edisons factory lab became legendary early
modern American landmarks and on Sept. 5, 1963 the
National Park Service combined Edison's home and laboratory into a single national park called Edison National
Historic Site.
Many groups and organizations are dedicated to preserving the history of Thomas Edison but, the members
of Thomas Edison NHP, FoTENHP, has a unique passion
that dedicates their volunteer efforts in preserving the
physical structure, grounds and fixtures of these two
landmark locations. It is this group that has raised funds
to repair the stained glass window at Glenmont, been involved in the spring plantings at the estate grounds and
participated in making the Glenmont historically decorative for Christmas Holiday visitors.
This community of friends of Thomas Edison has
been fundraising for these restoration projects since

1954. They have fostered the spirit of this era which includes donning on their best Victorian attire for these festive events. The goal this year is to raise funds for the
factory site. Their focus is on making the heavy machine
shop operational again. The main line shaft is in need of
significant repair. For those desiring to help preserve
these landmarks of NJs awe-inspiring legacies, consider
joining FoTENHP or make a contribution online at
www.foedison.org. FoTENHP is a non-profit organization and contributions are tax deductible.
Visit the Victorian Glenmont bedecked for the Christmas Holiday that revisits Edison familys Christmas celebrations. Go to the visitor center at the Laboratory
Complex, 211 Main Street, to get a vehicle pass for Glenmont. Tickets for house tour are on a limited first-come
first-served basis from the Laboratory Visitor Center
starting at 10 a.m. on Fri., Sat. and Sun. A ticketed tour
is the process to enter the house.
Visit the Thomas Alva Edison Museum, Wed. through
Sun., 10 a.m. 4 p.m. Admission is $10. Visit
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