Millburn-Short Hills Magazine Spring 2020 | Page 4

SERVING MILLBURN, SHORT HILLS , MAPLEWOOD, SOUTH ORANGE AND SUMMIT
CONTENTS
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features
12 CHANNELING THE HOMEOWNER’S TASTE
20 A BROADCAST CAREER BORN AT WSOU
22 SUNNY IN PERSON, SINISTER ON THE PAGE
24 RIDING IN THE BAR CAR
departments
5 EDITOR’S LETTER
Quiet sophistication speaks volumes in this Short Hills home 6 BUZZWORTHY
Traffic reporter Kelly Dillon credits Seton Hall station with opening doors 8 NEIGHBORS
Reviews for South Orange author Laura Sims’ Looker are scarily good
Stephanie Kurtzuba works with Martin Scorcese,
then commutes home to Maplewood
26 LITTLE WORDS CAN SAY A LOT
28 READERS’ CHOICE RESULTS
Former Livingston resident Adriana Carrig makes meaningful bracelets
Your guide to the best dining, shopping and services in town
10 INFLUENCER
34 DINING REVIEW
36 LOOKING BACK
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update
Since speaking with JAMIE
SERRUTO for our Back to School
2019 issue (“L OWER S TRESS TO B OOST
S CORES ”), the four-time Millburn
High School class president has
moved up in the political world. In
addition to leading the senior class,
for the next year, he is one of nine
members of the Millburn Board of
Education. Serruto, who turned
18 just before the general election
in November, is said to be the
youngest elected official in the
county, if not the state. Interviewed
on the morning show “Fox &
Friends,” he described himself as
“fiscally conservative, socially
liberal. I consider myself
a moderate.”
ON THIS PAGE Lunch is served courtesy of “favorite deli” Millburn Delicatessen in Millburn | PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF MILLBURN DELICATESSEN
ON THE COVER Former Seton Hall DJ Kelly Dillon | PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF LAUREN LISTOR
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