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You Need to Know What's Happening: The Sussex County Center for Prevention and Counseling will update Hopatcong residents on youth drug trends throughout Sussex County.
Superintendent: Freedom from NCLB 'Liberating'
Hopatcong schools Superintendent Dr. Charles Maranzano lauded President Barack Obama's announcement Thursday that 10 states, including New Jersey, would be freed from the No Child Left Behind education law.
Special Olympics bowlers from Morris, Sussex and Warren counties give striking performance
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.
Group Wants Hopatcong's Alcohol-Free Message
"My voice. My choice. Alcohol-free." That's the slogan behind the Sussex County Center for Prevention and Counseling's newest poster contest that will land three Hopatcong winners on Patch and eight county winners in the New Jersey Herald.
5 Dates Hopatcong Needs to Circle
You Need to Circle Feb. 13: On this date, the Hopatcong Municipal Alliance will team up with the Center for Prevention and Counseling to talk about drugs in the borough at 7 p.m. at Hopatcong High School .
Byram sets requirements for superintendent
A widespread concern about the transiency of administrators, chiefly the superintendent, was brought up at an open forum regarding the hiring of a new full-time superintendent Monday.
VIDEO: He Really, Really Loves His Mom
He loves his mother. That's for sure. With Valentine's Day about a week away, we thought it'd be a good time to share with Hopatcong this clip of a borough boy telling-no, screaming-that he loves his mother via microphone over the computer.
Morris County people making news
Ryan Palmer parred his final hole at dusk for a 7-under 64 and the lead Thursday in the suspended... Tracey Goodroad , the current branch manager of Peapack-Gladstone Bank's Pottersville branch, has been promoted to assistant vice president.
Hopatcong & National Wear Red Day
You Need to Know What to Do: Wear red. Simple as that. You Need to Know Why: Because cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in American women while stroke is the fourth-leading cause of death.
Aim Jefferson: Police Blotter, Feb. 3, 2012
Dec. 22, PO Brian Seeley- A 17 year old Jefferson Township male was taken into custody for alleged possession of marijuana.
Letter: High School Reports Chicken Pox Case
The following is from Hopatcong schools Superintendent Dr. Charles Maranzano. Dear Parent / Guardian / Staff Member: This letter is to inform you that Varicella has been reported in one specific student case at Hopatcong High School .
Hopatcong Girl Scouts Grab Big Award
The Hopatcong Girl Scouts were honored for reaching its membership goal of 214 girls for 2012 on Wednesday night in at the Brownstone in Paterson.
Hip-Hop Coming to Hopatcong Friday
A Tribe Called Quest once said to " Check the Rhime ." Well, you'll be able to do that and more when hip-hop comes to the St.
Does Hopatcong Have a Deer Problem?
Hopatcong Councilman Mike Francis is drafting an ordinance that would legalize bow hunting deer on borough-owned land.
Man Pleads Guilty to Having Heroin
A Stanhope man admitted recently to possessing heroin, discovered on him after he ran a stop sign in Hopatcong, according to the Sussex County Prosecutor's Office.
Hopatcong Teachers Strike Tentative Contract
The Hopatcong school district and its teachers union struck a tentative contract with the help of a state-appointed mediator near midnight Monday.
Mount Olive police charge Hopatcong driver with disorderly conduct
A 37-year-old Hopatcong woman was charged with disorderly conduct after she ignored police orders and finally threw some of her personal belongings at police, police said.
VIDEO: She's Shy, But Lovable-And $15
Virginia is just a little bit camera shy, which is why Patch had a bit of a hard time getting her to stay still.
Northampton Community College students struck with tire iron during Bethlehem fight, police report
Two Northampton Community College students were assaulted with a tire iron during a fight Saturday night at a South Side house party, Bethlehem police report.
State expected to start weeding Lake Hopatcong
The Lake Hopatcong Commission is expected to vote next month on whether to give the state Department of Environmental Protection six weed harvesters and the responsibility for harvesting the pesky milfoil weeds that infest the lake every summer.