Livingston News

Ethan Delapaz, 4, of Jersey City, holds his dog Murphy as it uses a nebulizer during the free Teddy Bear Clinic for children to learn about medical equipment and to become comfortable with a hospital experience at Saint Barnabas Health Care System Corporate offices in Livingston on July 22, 2009.

Expert witnesses for the TMB site plan application to build an apartment complex on South Orange Avenue concluded their testimony during last night's Livingston Planning Board meeting but board members did not make a decision on the case.

Washington Township Mayor Ken Short, up for re-election this year, is running unopposed in the June Primary on Tuesday as he seeks his fifth consecutive three-year term.

PJ Library , an international literacy program for Jewish preschoolers, celebrated a major milestone this week when founder Harold Grinspoon delivered the organization's 3 millionth free Jewish children's book to a Livingston family.

Melanie Roth Gorelick, director of the Community Relations Committee of United Jewish Communities of MetroWest and Central NJ, is a winner of the Star of Essex County Award for her "commitment to improving the lives of all residentsand dedication to public service." A plaque was presented to the Livingston resident on Tuesday at a ceremony at the ... (more)

The month of May has been a whirlwind for Jessica Blank. On May 14, a week and a half after becoming engaged, the Livingston resident delivered a commencement address at Barnard College and met Barack Obama.

PJ Library celebrates a major milestone on Wednesday, May 30, when founder Harold Grinspoon delivers the organization's 3 millionth Jewish children's book to a Livingston family.

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As part of Youth Appreciation Week , the Livingston Robotics Club Jr. will present the 3rd annual outdoor First Lego League Expo.A The expo will be held on the Livingston Oval from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 26.

Officially, Memorial Day is a federal holiday commemorating those who perished in defense of their country, with ceremonies and parades.A Unofficially, Memorial Day Weekend signals the start of the summer season, with pool openings, street fairs, and music festivals.A With all of these things happening this weekend, Patch has highlighted some local ... (more)

Members attending the annual board of trustees meeting of the United Jewish Communities of MetroWest NJ unanimously approved its merger with the Jewish Federation of Central NJ.

A Human Cannonball, elephants and tigers and trained poodles, Romanian acrobats, clowns and aerialists....the circus is coming to town! Livingston will top off Youth Appreciation week with a 2-day visit from the Cole Bros.

Needed a caffeine fix at the Hopatcong Dunkin Donuts and the handicapped space was the closest one to coffee bliss? You might want to think twice before taking the chance, because a new Facebook page, "You Park Stupid," might just call you out on that decision.

Kings Food Markets held their much anticipated grand re-opening on Wednesday in front of customers, staff workers and local officials.

The Short Hills Association held its 101st Annual Dinner and Meeting Thursday, May 17, at the Cedar Hill Country Club in Livingston.

But the basic setup, seemingly good for a decent bar pie while you watch whatever afternoon game's playing on SNY, is unrecognizable as a former stagecoach stop dating back to 1882.

Golda Och Academy lower school in West Orange launched its $7 million renovation with a ceremonial ground breaking on May 17.

To the Editor: Livingston's Planning Board hearings are reaching their conclusion.

Onyx Equities, LLC, a leading private real estate investment, development and management firm, today announced that it has closed on the acquisition of a preeminent retail center in Livingston, NJ through its Phalanx Fund II.

County College of Morris will present diplomas to the Class of 2012 at its 43rd commencement ceremony Thursday, May 24, starting at 7 p.m. Nearly 1,300 students, who completed their studies between August 2011 and May 2012, will receive diplomas in one of four degrees: Associate in Arts, Associate in Fine Arts, Associate in Science or Associate in ... (more)