Lafayette News

By CHRISTINA TATU ctatu@njherald.com SUSSEX BOROUGH - A $13 million referendum for an extensive list of repairs at High Point Regional High School will appear on the ballot Jan.

Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Martha Morrison, of Sussex, brought her dog, Emma, to the Animal Hospital of Sussex County Sunday for a photo with Santa and Mrs.

HIT: The Trenton Parking Authority's Weekend Holiday free parking promotion aimed at bringing shoppers downtown during the holiday season.

A Borough Council meeting was canceled Tuesday after Mayor Chris Parrott suffered a heart attack Monday afternoon.

"Sussex County -- Images of Our Past Vol. II," the second in a series of pictorial history books published by The New Jersey Herald, has arrived and is ready for pick up and purchase.

Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Christa Studt leads her students during her Saturday morning yogilates class, which combines yoga and Pilates movements, at the YMCA in Hardyston.

The city is poised to outsource management of a substance abuse rehabilitation facility that has been the subject of debate for more than two years, officials have confirmed.

High Point Regional High School officials are proposing a long list of repairs and upgrades for the school that they hope voters will approve next month.

Photo by Anna Murphey/New Jersey Herald Photographer Rusty Tagliareni, of Lafayette, talks about his work and his eight-page photo spread in a oeWeird N.J.a By ELISA D. KELLER ekeller@njherald.com Local photographer Rusty Tagliareni is working hard to build a career based on an adventuresome spirit and fascination with lost history.

Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald Loretta Dunn, of Beemerville, and Bob Little, of Lafayette, dance Sunday as prom queen and king during the "Senior Citizen's Prom," sponsored by student groups at High Point Regional High.

Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Bill Frankenfield, of Raven Design and Ram fx Studios on Spring Street in Newton, smooths the clay additions to a model of his face, while his assistant, Kayleigh Middleton, works on a pair of teeth for another "Avatar" costume.

Sussex County officials are making an urgent public plea for food donations during this season of giving.

All afternoon appointment slots have been filled for Sunday's free swine flu clinic given by the Sussex County health department.

Steve and Agnes Toth's Cranbury Delights sells Hungarian pastries plus all-American treats such as chocolates and homemade ice cream.

Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald Croceann Moreira, of Wantage, transfers a bag of food from her cart to a food drive cart as the Wanderers Car Club gathers in the parking lot of the A&P supermarket, in Sussex Borough, Sunday for a food drive benefiting the Sussex Help Center.

Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Day at the Sussex County Solid Waste Facility will take place from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov.

The Friends of the Sussex-Wantage Library will welcome Robert Roger's Puppet Company for a free presentation of its tour de force marionette production at the Sussex Middle School auditorium Thursday at 11 a.m. The array of puppets includes not only clowns and acrobats, but also a carefully choreographed series of performances set to the classical ...

By SETH AUGENSTEIN saugenstein@njherald.com LAFAYETTE - Spirits of history haunted a short walk through the woods Saturday.

Sussex County, NJ Focus First I list some events...then I highlight some Sussex County organizations and the Sussex County Food Co-op. Here are some events from the Sussex County Democratic Party Calendar and the Sussex County website : November 01, 2009 9th Annual Salute to Military Veterans - Sunday, November 1, 2009 at 2 pm.

A paving stone plant is the latest proposal for the Limecrest Quarry property. It also will be the sole focus of a town land use board hearing tonight.