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The time has come to grill some dogs, butter some corn and pay tribute to our fallen military heroes. As a CrossFitter, I plan to do the Memorial Day Murph workout in honor of the late Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy. And, as a runner? I'll be completing the Manhattan Memorial Day 10K.
Livingston High School Theater Receives Foxy Award for Outstanding Acting Ensemble in a Dramedy
LIVINGSTON, NJ — The Livingston High School (LHS) theater program has received Montclair State University’s Foxy Award for “Outstanding Acting Ensemble in a Dramedy” for its fall 2023 production of “Pride and Prejudice.” In this category, LHS was up against other New Jersey high schools including Summit, Madison, Bridgewater-Raritan and a handful of performing arts schools.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER “I’m very proud of this award, as it celebrates the entire cast for their outstanding work and commitment to our program—not to mention their mastery of British accents, for which we brought in a professional actor to coach them,” said LHS Director of Theatre Arts Scott Patteson. The LHS theater program performs two stage productions each school year: a drama in the fall and a musical in the spring. This year, “Pride and Prejudice” was the play performed in November, while “Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella” was the musical performed in March. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Stop! People in NJ are horrifically killing birds in trying to stop a pest
🐦 Glue traps are typically used to catch pesky spotted lanternflies. 🐦 But glue traps often catch birds attracted to the struggling insects. 🐦Glue traps are killing more birds every year in New Jersey. There has been a substantial uptick in birds in New Jersey getting stuck...
Memorial Day Parade to Start in Front of Town Hall on Monday Morning
BERNARDS TWP., NJ _ This year's Memorial Day parade and ceremony returns to downtown Basking Ridge on Monday, with the procession due to step off at 9:30 a.m. sharp from the municipal complex at Collyer Road and South Finley Avenue. The participants will gather at 9 a.m. The parade will wind north to the green in the downtown, where the annual laying of the wreaths and remembrance of those who served the nation will take place.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER This year's event will again be hosted by the volunteer Basking Ridge Fire Co. The Bernards Township annual Memorial Day parade rotates every other year between Basking Ridge and Liberty Corner village, where the event is hosted by the Liberty Corner Fire Co. The public gathers by the roadside each year to view the parade, the laying of wreaths by local organizations, and to listen to comments thanking veterans, especially those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in defending the nation. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
New Family Entertainment Center with Bowling and Arcade Coming to New Hope
This Launch Entertainment venue will feature various attractions including a bowling alley, arcade games, an air-track basketball court. New Hope will soon see a new family entertainment center, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. This Launch Entertainment venue will feature various attractions including a bowling alley, arcade games, an air-track...
Livingston Students and Attendees Enjoy Joyful Musical Evening at LACD’s Talent Show
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Everyone who performed in and attended the Livingston Advisory Committee for Disabilities’ (LACD) 2024 Talent Show proved that music is the universal beat of happiness as they listened and danced along to tunes that students chose to sing, play on instruments or dance to. The evening began with the Noteworthy Orchestra, founded by Livingston High School sophomore Kayla Fang and made up of LHS and middle school musicians Rena Wang, Emma Wang, Jessica Yu, Annie Jiang, George Yang, Hubert Zhang and Hadrian Zheng, who played “Do Re Me,” “Under the Sea” and a montage...
Sparta's 2024 Outstanding American Dinner Celebrates 2 Honorees this Year
SPARTA, NJ – This year Sparta Recreation Department honored two Outstanding Older Americans at the annual volunteer appreciation dinner. The room at Knoll Heights was full, as friends, family and Sparta Township officials celebrated Mary Anne Francisco and Rev. David McDonnell. The Pope John Spirit Singers led by Jacquelyn Burt performed a variety of songs beginning with the National Anthem and “Amazing Grace.” Burt explained the students were representing Sussex County at the New Jersey Teen Arts Festival in both small musical group and large musical group categories.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The...
Fine Italian dining and 'retro' frozen yogurt; meet North Jersey's 12 new restaurants
The Chick-fil-A that replaced the iconic Fireplace opened this month, and every time I pass it, I think about the Jersey restaurants gone too soon. I recall the 24-hour Empire Diner in Parsippany, and the way its massive orders of wings hit different after midnight. The melty scoops at Bischoff's cross my mind,...
Roxbury Rock Painting to Honor Two Lost Young People
ROXBURY, NJ - The public is invited to join the Roxbury High School Interact Club in its fourth annual Kindness Rock Painting event on June 9. The event will be in memory of Maya Guberman and Christopher D’Amico, two young people from the Roxbury area whose deaths have inspired movements promoting kindness, including similar rock painting efforts worldwide.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER At the gathering, rocks provided by Fullerton Grounds Maintenance will be painted with messages of kindness and inspiration "to honor the memories of Maya Guberman and Christopher D'Amico and to spread...
What would you wish for? Chatham High Alum Adi Roy to play Aladdin on Broadway; Takes Over Role June 4th at Amsterdam Theatre
CHATHAM, NJ -- If a fun-loving blue genie walked up to you and said that you get three wishes, would one of your wishes be to become a Broadway star? Well, that wish came true for Chatham High School graduate Adi Roy. When Roy was in 8th grade, he received the lead role of Aladdin in his middle school play. Was it a weird glance into the future knowing that Roy would play Aladdin again on Broadway only several years later?CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER “Ever since seeing Adi play Aladdin in 8th grade,...
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