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Firefighter honored for 50 years of service in Caldwell, Florham Park
CALDWELL – Robert Young, a former Caldwell firefighter, was honored at a Florham Park Borough Council meeting on Thursday, July 18 for his 50 years of combined service to both towns. Young is a former chief who used to work as the Florham Park fire official and now works...
Chatham's U-13 baseball team wins state title
CHATHAM - They may have lost at regionals, but Chatham's U-13 baseball team accomplished something impressive - they won a youth state championship. The team of young baseball players brought home the Northern New Jersey Babe Ruth State Championship on Sunday, July 14 in Cranford. They trounced Millburn 12-3 in the semi-finals, held the same day, but the final game against Cranford was incredibly close.
Discount energy program regenerates in Mendham Township
MENDHAM TWP. - Residents can save a little money by participating in the township's energy co-op. On Monday, July 22 Township Committee members unanimously voiced approval of continuing a relationship with the Hunterdon Area Energy Aggregation program is starting up again in September. HELP SUPPORT OUR WORK: You obviously care...
Experience the dedication of a Genesis Orthopaedic and Spine team committed to supporting your swift and safe recovery
Experience the dedication of a team committed to supporting your swift and safe recovery. That team is at Genesis Orthopaedic and Spine. Genesis Orthopaedic and Spine utilizes modern technology to diagnose and treat a variety of orthopedic and medical conditions, acute and chronic. Offices in Westfield, West Orange, Morristown, Middletown...
Dramatic moment truck explodes into huge fireball on New Jersey highway
This is the dramatic moment a truck exploded - sending a huge fireball shooting across three lanes. The incident, which took place on Route 3 in Clifton, New Jersey, on Monday, July 22, closed lanes in both directions and prompted the evacuation of nearby homes.
Chatham Township promises work on Colony Pool's crumbling walls
CHATHAM TWP. - The Township Committee made it clear at its meeting on Tuesday, July 16 that it is well aware of the repairs needed at Colony Pool. The longtime community pool, located at 55 School Ave., was built in a way to resemble a freshwater pool, paying homage to the Colony Pool from between the 1920s and the 1960s. However, its sloped walls are actively crumbling and regularly need repair.
Field trip, class size, bathrooms discussed in Bernards Township
BERNARDS TWP. – Saving a middle school tradition, feedback on class sizes and student bathrooms, and potential restrictions on student smartphone use were among the topics at a lively mid-summer Board of Education meeting on Monday, July 22. The imperiled tradition is the annual springtime, one-night trip that eighth...
Chatham Township Environmental Commission receives Grants from ANJEC and the Jaycees
Thanks to the Association of New Jersey Environmental Commissions (ANJEC), The Chatham Township Environmental Commission (CTEC) has received a $1,500 grant to get started on a restoration project in the native tree grove adjacent to Castle Playground, located at Shunpike Park in Chatham Township. The trees in this grove are...
Bloomingdale PTA: We Need Your Help
BLOOMINGDALE, NJ - Bloomingdale Parent Teacher's Association is looking for your help. They are in need of a 2024-2025 PTA Committee leaders. More specifically, chairman and co-chair positions to be filled for new committees. If you are interested, sign up today: http://www.bloomingdalepta.org/committees.
A lucky 'public nuisance:' Morris dancers bring folk dancing tradition to Long Valley
WASHINGTON TWP. - Long Valley residents who’ve enjoyed good luck the past week may want to thank a group of dancers visiting local towns to raise awareness of their traditional craft. Members of the 47th Annual Travelling Morrice Tour made a stop at the parking lot of Long Valley...
Weekend Winners: Applewood Farm, Course Brook, Full Gallop, New Jersey, Silverwood, & Rebecca Farm
We’ve kept an eye on the 4* running at Rebecca Farm this weekend, but there was plenty of other Eventing action happening around the country. From New Jersey to Massachusetts to South Carolina and Wisconsin, there’s plenty to catch up from this week. Congrats to all on a...
Parsippany Billionaire George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, Addresses Global Outage
PARSIPPANY — On Friday, July 19, 2024, at 12:09 a.m., CrowdStrike released a sensor configuration update to Windows systems as part of ongoing operations. Sensor configuration updates are an ongoing part of the protection mechanisms of the Falcon platform. This configuration update triggered a logic error, resulting in a system crash and blue screen (BSOD) on impacted systems.
East Hanover Cub Scout Pack 20 is Hosting a Recycling Regatta on July 23rd
EAST HANOVER, NJ - The East Hanover Cub Scout Pack 20 is hosting a recycling regatta for kids entering K-5th grade. The event will be held on July 23rd at 6pm at Lurker Park under the Pavillion.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER There will be an opportunity to make a boat and race iton the water track. DOWNLOAD THE FREE TAPINTO APP FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS. AVAILABLE IN THE APPLE STORE AND THE GOOGLE PLAY STORE. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Marlene Simone Celebrated for Over Three Decades of Service to Little Falls
LITTLE FALLS, NJ - The Township of Little Falls has proclaimed July 31 as "Marlene Simone Day" in Little Falls in honor of Marlene Simone, the Deputy Registrar for the Township. This comes after Simone announced her retirement after over 33 years of service. Simone's career with the township began in January 1991, and over the years, she has taken on numerous roles, including DPW Secretary, Recycling Coordinator, Police Department Clerk and Budget Coordinator, Deputy Registrar, and Board of Health Secretary. Her versatility and dedication have been invaluable to the township.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Throughout her career, Simone worked closely with the township administration, her co-workers, and the residents of Little Falls. Her ability to assist with any and all issues that arose on a daily basis demonstrated her unwavering commitment to the community. Simone's professionalism and competence, officials say, have been a cornerstone of her service, making her an indispensable part of the township staff. "The Township of Little Falls is proud to honor Marlene Simone's service and contributions to the community," Mayor James Damiano said. "We wish her all the best in her retirement." For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Ralik Wise ’19 Promoted to Player Development Coach for the Los Angeles Lakers
LOS ANGELES – After serving as the assistant video coordinator for the Los Angeles Lakers during the 2023-24 season, the Los Angeles Lakers have announced that East Stroudsburg University men's basketball alumnus Ralik Wise '19 has been promoted to Player Development Coach for the Lakers. In his new position,...
YMCA collects items for Benny’s Bodega
The Sussex County YMCA is holding a “Stuff the Bus” donation drive through Friday, July 26 to benefit Benny’s Bodega in Newton. Benny’s Bodega, a nonprofit organization, provides food, clothing and other necessities to individuals and families facing hardships. The Sussex County YMCA invites all community...
Tewksbury Historical Society Presents Ehmann History Award to Logan Fire
TEWKSBURY TOWNSHIP, NJ - Logan Fire was the recipient of the third Annual Ehmann History Award presented by the Tewksbury Historical Society in memory of Elsie Ehmann at the Seventh Grade Award Ceremony on Thursday, June 14. It is given to a seventh-grade student at the Old Turnpike School, Tewksbury Township, in recognition of his curiosity, passion, strong interest in and dedication to studying New Jersey and local history. The Award was presented by Melissa Ehmann, daughter of Elsie Ehmann, at the Old Turnpike School's Annual Award Ceremony. Logan is the son of Erica and Evan Fire...
Jase Waller Honored by City Council and Vera Ames Foundation
PATERSON, NJ - Jase Waller, a young achiever from School 10, was celebrated for his outstanding accomplishments and contributions to both academics and community service by the Paterson City Council and the Vera Ames Foundation. Waller, a Gifted and Talented selectee and distinguished Dean's List student, has been inducted into the National Junior Honor Society twice. His achievements extend beyond academics; he currently holds the title of Mr. Juneteenth for ages 7-12, participating in a rigorous entrepreneurial and character development mentorship program. Waller's dedication to academic excellence and community service has earned him the highest accolades from...
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