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Chatham
Heather Sheridan brings 20 years of practicing yoga and training with master
teachers such as Baron Baptist, Vinnie Marino and Rhonda Roehrich to her new
REVEL YOGA STUDIO. Sheridan and her business partner, Short Hills resident
Julie Gurevich, lead students in private and semi-private classes of varying challenge
levels, from beginner to advanced; rates range from $22 for a drop-in class to
monthly unlimited visits for $160. Because they are located inside the Annex Sports
Performance Center, they also provide instruction specifically for high school and
college athletes. And for the truly committed, in January they will offer “Hot Yoga
Chicks,” a 200-hour RYT [Registered Yoga Teacher] Yoga Alliance certified training
to become certified in teaching Vinyasa [flow] Yoga. • Annex Sports Performance
Center, 100 Passaic Ave., (973) 987-6277, revel-yoga.com
South Orange-Maplewood
AN EASY WAY TO
SHOP LOCAL THIS
HOLIDAY SEASON
Want to support local businesses, but don’t
want to give up the ease of online shop-
ping? SOMAGENERALSTORE.COM is
exactly what it sounds like: a website where
you can access the kids’ products, clothing,
books, food and wine, gifts, services and
more that you would in person at the area’s bricks and mortar stores. For example,
you’ll find Rookie Human crib sheets (made by Maplewood resident Gabriela
Anggono), gorgeous jewelry from local artist Peggy Pardon, Manolo Blahnik pumps
courtesy of Emma’s Vintage Shop and — talk about local — soap containing bees-
wax from South Mountain Reservation honeybees. The site is searchable by both
product category and vendor, and is owned and operated by local moms Deborah
Engel and Amy Howlett.
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FALL 2018 MILLBURN & SHORT HILLS MAGAZINE
South Orange
SOUTH ORANGE
RESIDENT
WINS MUSIC
SCHOLARSHIP
COSIMO FABRIZIO of South Orange has
won a $25,000 DAVIDSON FELLOWS
SCHOLARSHIP in the category of Music
— Jazz Guitar for his project,
“21st Century Jazz Music — The Search
for Authenticity.” Davidson Fellows are
named by the nonprofit Davidson
Institute for Talent Development, whose
mission is “to recognize, nurture and
support profoundly intelligent young
people and to provide opportunities for
them to develop their talents to make a
positive difference.”
“I am honored to be named a
Davidson Fellow and am excited to join a
community of great young thinkers,” says
Fabrizio, a Newark Academy graduate
and Cornell University freshman. “Being
named a Fellow further motivates me to
raise questions and seek ways to solve
problems, in all aspects of my life.”
COMPILED BY CINDY SCHWEICH HANDLER
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COURTESY
REVEL YOGA