East Hanover News

From left: Event co-chair Laura Donnelly of Parsippany, Tina Maessa of Parsippany and event co-chair Michelle Dunn of Hanover are all smiles at the Relay for Life Parsippany kickoff event on Jan.

Venezuelans vote today in the country's first-ever presidential primary to choose a single candidate to face President Hugo Chavez in an October election.

Local residents are invited to a complimentary dinner and dessert reception from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Feb.

The Park Hockey Booster Club board, from left: Julie Chambers of Whippany, Michael Marano of Whippany, Ronnie Vorhies of East Hanover and Tony Jannuzzi of East Hanover.

Checking out their scores at the Area 3 Special Olympics Bowling Competition are, from left, Special Olympics athlete Daniel Morales, his brother Brandon Morales, and Special Olympics ath-lete Andy Leung.

David Yaffe, front row center, a seventh-grader at Millburn Middle school played the piano in Carnegie Hall on Feb.

The Lebanon County commissioners last week authorized the $60,000 purchase of a 22-acre parcel of land in East Hanover Township.

From left, Abigail Tsay, Gerard Angelo and Casey Reinect make a presentation on the Temple of Artimis at Ephesus.

NJDOT officials have announced the replacement of the Interstate 280 bridge decks in both directions over the Whippany River connecting Parsippany-Troy Hills and East Hanover in Morris County.

EAST HANOVER: Special Olympics athletes from throughout Morris, Sussex and Warren counties will give striking performances at the Area 3 bowling meet Sunday.

Jersey City City Council members Peter Brennan and Viola Richardson are in the middle of a clash that will determine whether Brennan stays on as the nine-member body's president.

The attorney representing Jersey City Council President Peter Brennan has put the city on notice that his client will sue if council adopts ordinance that will effectively oust Brennan as president.

Yes, Signing Day 2012 is getting a lot closer, and there are still some big North Jersey fish out there, like Darius Hamilton and Devin Fuller.

Denville, Jan. 22, 2012 -- Guan Wen Wang, an opera performer called a face changer, performs during the celebration.

Township school board members said they were pleased with the findings of an annual audit that made several housekeeping recommendations but did not find any major problems with the district's finances.

Michael Jacobs of East Hanover; was turned down for a Best Buy credit card, but the bank behind the card, HSBC, won't explain why, an apparent violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

Held at the First Presbyterian Church in East Hanover on the first and third Saturdays of each month, Swingin' Tern presents contra and square dancing to live music.

You might not think that the dead of winter is a perfect time to find a summer camp for your child, but indeed it is.

A 4,000-square-foot house is being built in Morris Township. Mendham-based Grant Homes owner Jay Grant expects to take on more projects in 2012 than he did last year.