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Here’s what 70 years of marriage looks like — and it looks incredible! Meet Marie and John | Inside Out
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Ask Marie and John Bertone about their secret to a long and happy marriage and they’ll tell you that their loving relationship has always centered around their unconditional love and acceptance — genuine qualities they’ve shared for seven whole decades. And though...
Rahway BOE Regular Meeting to be Held on Tuesday, July 30
RAHWAY, NJ — There will be a Rahway Board of Education (BOE) regular meeting on Tuesday, July 30, in the cafeteria of the 7th and 8th Grade Academy, located at 1139 Kline Place. The meeting opens in public at 6 p.m. before immediately recessing to private session. The BOE will then reconvene the meeting in public at 7 p.m.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER TAPinto Rahway will provide a link to the meeting agenda once it is available. [Don’t miss any TAPinto Rahway news. Go to tapinto.net/enews to sign up for our free e-newsletter, delivered each morning to your inbox.] For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Phillipsburg High Cheerleading Clinic Wraps Up with Youth Showcase
Phillipsburg, NJ – From Wednesday, July 24, to Saturday, July 27, Phillipsburg hosted a vibrant cheerleading clinic that saw nearly 300 participants from four local recreational cheerleading programs: Little Liners, Steele Hill, Lopatcong, and Pohatcong. The event culminated in the annual showcase on July 27, 2024. Throughout the week, Phillipsburg High School (PHS) cheerleaders mentored their assigned 'buddy' teams, collaborating with coaches to develop unique routines featuring new skills and stunts. The high school cheerleaders, who had been preparing for the clinic months in advance, led the event, ensuring a fun and educational experience for the younger...
Here's what's planned for the Woodbridge tiki bar grand opening
WOODBRIDGE - Anchors at Smith's Creek, the new waterfront tiki bar in the Sewaren section, will celebrate its grand opening this week. The ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 5 p.m. July 30 at the bar, 616 Cliff Road, Mayor John E. McCormac announced on his Facebook page. The event will include live...
Mead '17 And Masters '15 Advance To Olympic Final In Men's Four
A pair of Princeton alumni were matched up against each other in the opening heats of the Men's Four at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, and both took care of business to reach the Olympic Final. Nick Mead '15 rowed for the United States and Timothy Masters '15 was in...
How the Devels are Looking to Support Overseas Prospects Like Kolosov and Yegorov
The New Jersey Devils can learn from the situation of Belarusian goalie Alexei Kolosov, signed by the Philadelphia Flyers to an AHL contract but potentially not returning next season due to feeling isolated, highlighting the importance of treating overseas players well. Kolosov was drafted 78th overall by the Flyers in...
Snake, gecko and turtle pay a visit to the library
A leopard gecko, a ball python, and a box turtle were recent guests at the Maplewood Memorial Library. Courtesy of Turtle Back Zoo, animal ambassadors, educators Danielle Hoffman and Crystal Chapman and docent Christiane Noll introduced 30 attendees to the three different animals from the zoo. This program was part of the Summer Reading series.
Life Story: Henry C. Zimmer, 74; Vietnam Veteran
Henry C. Zimmer of Somerset passed away on July 25 at home with the support of his family. He was 74. Born in Plainfield, he lived in North Plainfield before moving to Somerset in 1971. Henry worked as a Butcher / Meat Manager for Foodtown Supermarkets, later Stop & Shop,...
Summer Streets kicks off with car-free streets in Queens, Staten Island
Summer Streets made its annual return to the city this weekend. The program - which closes streets to cars and trucks and opens them up for cycling, walking, dancing and other outdoor activities - kicked off in Queens and Staten Island on Saturday. "It's wonderful. It's wide open," said Kevin...
Edward Nazzaro’s Journey from Dover to Santa Fe: A Life of Teaching, Traveling, and Touching Hearts Along the Way
DOVER — After a prolonged illness, Edward Michael James Nazzaro, affectionately known as Ed, passed away peacefully on July 7, 2024, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. His devoted husband and life partner of more than 20 years, Michael John Gary, was by his side. Born on March 30, 1951,...
Today: Yahrtzeit of the Stretenir Rebbe ZT”L; Buried in NJ
Today, 22 of Tamuz, is the Yahrtzeit of the Stretenir Rebbe ZT”L, who is buried in Deans, NJ. Thousands of people from Lakewood and elsewhere go annually to his Kever to Daven, specifically people looking for Shidduchim.
Nico Daws’ Future Bright: Why the Devils Should Stand by Him Despite Criticism
Nico Daws has faced scrutiny from New Jersey Devils fans due to his performance in the last two seasons, with speculation that had he performed better last season, the team might have made the playoffs. However, Daws struggled with inconsistency post-hip injury, leading the Devils to explore other goaltending options such as Jake Allen and Kaapo Kahkonen. Despite moves to make his path to the NHL more challenging, including acquiring Jacob Markstrom and drafting Mikhail Yegorov, there is a call for faith in Daws' potential as a skilled NHL goaltender.
Who can make or break this Rutgers football season? Here are our 5 x-factors
They may not be at the top of national watch lists and former award winners, but these Rutgers football players may be the difference between a good season and a great one. Coming off its first winning season in a decade, Rutgers hopes an experienced group can improve last season’s 7-6 record and change the trajectory of the team’s standing in the new-look Big Ten Conference.
Mendham's Jack Alexy Leads U.S. to Gold in 4x100 Meter Freestyle Relay at Paris Olympics
PARIS — Mendham native Jack Alexy, made a remarkable impact on Saturday by leading the U.S. team to gold in the 4x100 meter freestyle relay at the Paris Olympics. Alexy, along with teammates Chris Guiliano, Hunter Armstrong, and Caeleb Dressel, clinched the gold medal with a time of 3:09.28. This victory marked Team USA's first gold medal in swimming at these Games, with Australia earning silver and Italy taking bronze. Alexy's journey began at the Bernardsville Municipal Pool, where his early promise quickly shone through. As a standout member of the Somerset Hills YMCA Swim Team, he...
Fake NJ doctor raped patients with help from his wife
OLD BRIDGE — A husband and wife from Middlesex County have both been sentenced for luring women to fake doctor appointments to sexually assault them. Orger Sibaja-Bolanos, 67, of Old Bridge was sentenced in Superior Court earlier this month to 10 years in state prison, according to Middlesex County Prosecutor Yolanda Ciccone.
Catch a Summer Movie at Spotswood Public Library
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - For residents looking for something to do this summer, the Spotswood Public Library has weekly, free movies. On Friday, there are family-friendly movies sponsored by the Friends of the Spotswood Public Library at 10:30 a.m. The library is also hosting a summer book-to-movie series on Monday afternoons at 1 p.m. There are two Friday family-friendly movies remaining. On Friday, August 2, The Muppet Movie is on tap. Friday, August 9, the feature is Paddington. Registration isn't required for the family-friendly movies.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The schedule for the Monday book-to-movie series is: July 29 – A Man Called Otto August 5 – The Shawkshank Redemption August 12 – The Help August 19 – Jurassic Park August 26 – Forrest Gump The Friends of the Spotswood Public Library are sponsoring the summer book-to-movie series as well. Registration is not required. Movies are shown in the library's meeting room. For a full schedule of summer events, visit the Spotswood Public Library's website. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Heroic bus driver saves toddler's life after finding him wandering in busy street
NEW YORK (CNN Newsource/WABC/WKRC) - A New York City bus driver put his parental instincts to good work while on the job. He managed to help save a toddler who wandered from his home and was in the middle of a busy intersection. Pete Warner said it was just another...
Making SOMA a model for the country
Jason Bing believes an education shouldn’t be about just getting a diploma. “I’m a firm believer that getting a high school diploma shouldn’t be the bar. We have to go beyond that,” said Bing, who was recently hired to be superintendent of the South Orange and Maplewood School District. “Whatever I’m doing in the classroom, I want it to be important beyond the classroom.”
21 News Stories You Missed This Week in Montclair + Beyond
This week brought an overcast (and dare we say, much-needed) couple of days. It’s been another busy week in Essex County and we’ve got all the news to keep you up to date. Among the highlights: a massive fire occurs on Route 3 near Clifton and Montclair; Montclair and Newark natives will be inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame; and over 20 New Jersey natives are competing in the Paris Summer 2024 Olympics that began this weekend. Read on for all the news in Essex County for the week ending July 28th, 2024.
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