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<h3>🍂 THE FALL EDIT is coming to Soosoostudios</h3>

THE FALL EDIT is a curated afternoon of art, jewelry &amp; handmade goods—bringing together a few of my favorite local makers for an intimate fall shopping experience.
✨ Flor Pottery — handmade ceramics ✨ Karito Crochets — beautiful handmade crochet ✨ Pretty Little Jewels — crystal jewelry &amp; special finds ✨ Soosoostudios — original artwork + gifts
Come browse, discover something beautiful, support small businesses, and enjoy a creative afternoon at the studio.

Local Event: Fall Art + Makers Market

Fall Art + Makers Market

🍂 THE FALL EDIT is coming to Soosoostudios

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New Jersey Campuses

Why should I attend the Berkeley College New Jersey Open House?
The Open Houses at the Berkeley College New Jersey campuses help prospective students explore career-focused degree and certificate programs, Admissions, Financial Aid, and student life before enrolling. You’ll be able to tour the campus, connect with students, faculty, and staff, and much more.
What will I learn at the New Jersey Open House?
You’ll hear about:
<ul><li>Our career-focused degree and certificate programs to prepare you for today’s in-demand fields</li><li>Admissions and financial aid, including grants, scholarships, and other options to help make your education more affordable</li><li>Our exceptional support services, including tutoring through the Center for Academic Success</li><li>The Berkeley College experience by connecting with current students, faculty, and staff</li><li>Sports, clubs, activities, leadership opportunities, and much more</li></ul>
Who should attend?
<ul><li>Anyone interested in beginning or advancing their career</li><li>High school students</li><li>Adults seeking to change careers</li><li>Working professionals seeking career advancement</li><li>Transfer students —you’ll learn about the simple admissions and credit transfer processes and get answers to all your questions</li></ul>
Come see how Berkeley College can help you reach your full potential!
Register today and take the next step toward your goals!
Registration
<ul><li>Registration is required for this free event</li><li>You will receive a confirmation email after registering</li></ul>
Locations
<ul><li>·Berkeley College – Newark Campus 
536 Broad St. 
Newark, NJ 07102 
 </li><li>·Berkeley College – Woodbridge Campus 
430 Rahway Ave. 
Woodbridge, NJ 07095 
 </li><li>·Berkeley College – Woodland Park Campus 
44 Rifle Camp Road 
Woodland Park, NJ 07424</li></ul>

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Middlesex County

Woodbridge

Open House at Berkeley College

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Wayne Valley High School

The annual Wayne Valley Fall Craft Show will be held on Sunday, October 18, from 10 to 5 at Wayne Valley High School located at 551 Valley Road in Wayne. This is the perfect opportunity to start on your holiday shopping list at this exciting indoor event with booths highlighting an array of different mediums. Over one hundred exhibitors, from three states, will be set up in one huge gym with arts and crafts. The show is sponsored by Wayne Valley Band Parents and organized by P.J.’s Promotions. 
Do not miss this exciting shopping event. You are sure to find something for everyone. Just a sampling of the items featured are hand painted holiday ornament, hand crafted jewelry, wind chimes, florals, decorated porch signs, apparel, fiber, stained glass, birdhouses, Halloween and Holiday items, table runners, carpet bags, lighted bottles, soaps, and candles. Also, folk art, photography, pottery, ceramics, tie dye, turned wood bowls, charcuterie boards, crochet animals, soft sculpture, children’s items, and much more.
A breakfast and lunch menu will be available in the café and a bake table will be set up in the entranceway. Homemade pickles and kettle korn will be set up outside. Be sure you mark your calendar for this fun-filled holiday shopping event. Admission is $3. For more information go to <a href="https://www.pjspromotions.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.pjspromotions.com</a> or call 201-410-5416

Local Event: Wayne Valley H.S. Fall Craft Show, Sun. Oct. 18, Over 100 Exhibitors, 551 Valley Rd, Wayne 

Passaic County

Wayne

Wayne Valley H.S. Fall Craft Show, Sun. Oct....

The annual Wayne Valley Fall Craft Show will be held on Sunday, October 18, from 10 to 5 at Wayne Valley High School located at...

Wayne Valley H.S. Fall Craft Show, Sun. Oct. 18, Over 100 Exhibitors, 551 Valley Rd, Wayne 

New Milford High School

On October 21, a “village” of leaders from local law enforcement, social service agencies and victims’ advocacy groups will gather at the New Milford High School Auditorium for the 8th
Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Symposium.
This year’s theme is “The Responsibility is Ours: A Discussion of Bergen County’s Coordinated Response to Domestic Violence.” The live event, sponsored by the New Milford Borough, New Milford Police Department, and New Milford Public School District, begins at 6:30 pm and will also be streamed via the district’s YouTube channel.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/live/geXTfOJQpjo?si=qRr06TUfZpXI4p6V" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">youtube.com/live/geXTfOJQpjo?si=qRr06TUfZpXI4p6V</a>

“We all share a responsibility to work together to prevent intimate partner violence and to help those who have been victimized or otherwise affected,” said Seymour, who has organized and moderated the Symposium since its inception in 2019. “Our goal from the beginning has been to educate the community and connect survivors with vital resources and services.”
“Domestic violence cases are among the most complex matters our system confronts, and no single agency can address them alone,” said Vered Adoni, Chief, Domestic Violence and Bias Crimes, Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office. “Bringing together law enforcement, prosecutors, the courts, victims’ advocates, service providers, and the community allows us to better protect victims and hold offenders accountable,” she said. Bergen County Sheriff Anthony Cureton added, “Silence protects the abuser. Courage protects the victim. Domestic violence is everyone’s responsibility.”
Adoni and Cureton are among the program’s roundtable panelists, along with Carol Weissman, Esq., Staff Attorney at Northeast NJ Legal Services, and Municipal Prosecutor Savvy Darragh, Esq. Also taking part are:
·Dr. Marisa Heluk, Division Director, Bergen County Alternatives to Domestic Violence. “When we talk about domestic violence, our collective focus must shift from asking what happened to a survivor to asking what our systemic responsibility was at every juncture,” she said. “True community accountability means holding systems, protocols, and professionals responsible so that the burden of safety never rests on the victim alone.”
·Lil Corcoran, Executive Director of the Women’s Rights Information Center. “Information about intimate partner abuse can save lives and equip our community to safely intervene,” she noted. “The Symposium represents a coordinated community response to domestic violence, which unfortunately still affects thousands of Bergen County residents.”
·Katheryn Miller, Lead Staff Attorney with the Center for Hope &amp; Safety. “There is power in community. Together we can help ensure that survivors and their families have the safety, support and opportunity to build a brighter future,” she said. “We observe Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October to raise awareness, remember those lost, show solidarity with survivors, and raise funds for life-changing services.”
·Dr. Simaza Sadek, Director of YWCA Northern New Jersey’s healingSpace. “Tragically, intimate partner violence often includes sexual violence,” she said. “Breaking the silence helps dispel the shame survivors experience. The Symposium brings us together to raise awareness, unite our voices, and reaffirm our shared commitment to ending violence in all its forms and creating safer, healthier communities for everyone.”
·Stacy de Montagnac, Resource Spokesperson and Ambassador for Never Alone Again. “Advocacy and domestic violence being used in the same sentence is long overdue,” she said. “Society has a responsibility to step up and support those who have suffered without dignity and who need to be heard and validated.”
·Honorable Terry P. Bottinelli, Retired Judge of the New Jersey Superior Court.“When a community stands with survivors it becomes a place where courage grows, hope returns and healing is possible for everyone.”
New Milford Mayor Michael Putrino emphasized the importance of building and strengthening community collaborations. “Our partnerships with our School District and Police Department enable us to reach and hopefully help more residents,” he said. “By working together, we can help families get the help and support they need.”
Peter Galassao, New Milford Superintendent of Schools, noted, “Domestic violence does not stay behind closed doors of one's home, nor does it stop at the school entrance. It sits in our classrooms affecting our children every single day. Whatever action we can take to end this cycle, it is incumbent on every single one of us to do everything in our power to protect, support, and educate.”
Council President Seymour—recipient of the Annual Pro Bono Attorney Service Award—was recognized in 2023 by the New Jersey Judiciary for his groundbreaking work in establishing and expanding Domestic Violence Awareness Symposia throughout Bergen County. “Let’s come together as a community to raise awareness," Seymour said.

Local Event: 8th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Symposium

8th Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Symposium

On October 21, a “village” of leaders from local law enforcement, social service agencies and victims’ advocacy groups will...

Berkeley College’s 11th annual Women’s Entrepreneurship Week event brings together student entrepreneurs and women- and minority-led community businesses to learn, connect, and turn ideas into action. This year’s theme, “The Smart Hustle: AI for Small Business,” will share best practices on how aspiring entrepreneurs can use AI in ways that are practical, accessible, and immediately useful – not as another technology buzzword, but as a tool that can help small business owners save time, reduce costs, improve marketing and operations, and compete more effectively. 
This event is open to students, alumni, and the community. Space is limited and registration is required. To learn more about sponsorships for our 2026 event, email <a href="mailto:KME@BerkeleyCollege.edu" rel="noopener" target="_blank">KME@BerkeleyCollege.edu</a>.
Meet Our Panel 
Moderator: Maria Rivera, Director, Continuing Education and Professional Development, Berkeley College
Panelists:
<ul><li>Moon Chang, Founder, Moon Chang NY and Professor, Fashion, Berkeley College Larry L. Luing School of Business®</li><li>Naomi Kraus, Founder and Principal Consultant, Veracitas Group LLC</li><li>Renee Kretz, Founder, Mi-Era</li><li>Daniela Palacios, Founder, Para KIDS!</li><li>Ashley Scott, Founder, Data Girl Ash</li></ul>

Local Event: Women’s Entrepreneurship Event at Berkeley College

Essex County

Montclair

Women’s Entrepreneurship Event at Berkeley College

Berkeley College’s 11th annual Women’s Entrepreneurship Week event brings together student entrepreneurs and women- and...

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Is your blood flow stuck in rush hour? Everyday wear and tear on your blood vessels can create internal roadblocks that slow down your lifestyle. Join vascular surgeons&nbsp;<a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/saadat-shariff/7098813" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/saadat-shariff/7098813" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Saadat Shariff, M.D.</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/hunaiz-amin-patel/2625024#868e3672-4bc0-57ee-a1e3-700f12af062e" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/hunaiz-amin-patel/2625024#868e3672-4bc0-57ee-a1e3-700f12af062e" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Hunaiz Amin Patel, M.D.</a> and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/jeontaik-j-kwon/4223954" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank"></a><a href="https://www.getcare.hackensackmeridianhealth.org/provider/jeontaik-j-kwon/4223954" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">Jeontaik Kwon, M.D.</a> for an interactive discussion on key conditions affecting your veins and arteries. Learn the best ways to protect your vascular health, the warning signs to look out for, and the treatment options available to help you navigate them safely.


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