MyVeronaNJ has been created by Julia Martin Langan and Virginia Citrano, Verona residents and journalists. Julia Martin Langan has been on the staff of Money, Sports Illustrated, Bride’s and Redbook magazines. Her articles appear in a variety of national publications, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Newsday, Parents, Good Housekeeping, Harper’s Bazaar, Self and Family Circle. Virginia Citrano wrote and edited for The Wall Street Journal’s European edition, Institutional Investor, Crain’s New York Business and Forbes.com. A recent graduate of Rutgers University’s Environmental Stewards program, she serves on the board of the Verona Environmental Commission. Currently she contributes to a variety of publications and Web sites, including USAirways‘ inflight magazine, and consults on social media.
Visiting MyVeronaNJ I read "Don’t Pitch That Cell Phone"
The organizers of Verona High’s Project Graduation, Class of 2011, are asking for donations of used, broken or unwanted cell phones. This is a win-win: The donated phones will raise funds so that the current junior class can enjoy a supervised, alcohol- and drug-free celebration with their classmates on the night of their graduation. Another plus: The unwanted phones won’t end up in landfills, where chemicals from their batteries can leach into groundwater. Cell phone drop-off boxes are currently available at the Verona Community Center, Verona Library and Verona High School.Go to http://myveronanj.com to read many more great articles.
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