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SOMA 'No Child' Status Is Left Behind
South Orange and Maplewood Middle Schools are no longer considered "In Need of Improvement," the state Department of Education announced yesterday .
Simon Kidgits Club Weclomes the Warm Weather with Summer Safety at Livingston Mall
West Essex YMCA Names Katie Collazo Youth of the Year
Katie Collazo, an honor roll student at the Morris County School of Technology in Denville and member of the West Essex YMCA, was recently presented with their Russell Colgate Youth of the Year Award at the Metropolitan YMCA of Oranges 32nd Annual Fellowship Dinner.
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Middletown getting 192 luxury units
Four years after an apartment complex was approved for the corner of County Route 108 and Dolson Avenue, construction is imminent.
Florham Park Residents Honored by Saint Barnabas Hospice
Florham Park Residents Honored by Saint Barnabas Hospice By Saint Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Care Center 6/27/2009 A gorgeous spring evening recently provided the backdrop for the first annual Spring Song, held to benefit patients and families served by the Saint Barnabas Hospice and Palliative Care Center, an affiliate of the Saint Barnabas ...
How to deal with your child's asthma
When she was 2 years old, Sonali Mavinkurve caught a cold. But this time there was nothing common about it.
New Robot Technology Eases Kidney Transplants
Jun 22, 2009 7:03 pm US/Eastern Reporting Dr. Max Gomez LIVINGSTON, N.J. 1 of 1 Maureen Schrader became the world's first person to receive an all-robotic kidney transplant at the St.
Einstein Photograph Sold For $74,000
An auctioneer in Amherst, N.H., says he sold a famed photograph of theoretical physicist Albert Einstein for $74,324. Auctioneer Bobby Livingston said the autographed 1951 photo of Einstein wagging his tongue was sold online via RRAuction.com and the sale marked the highest price paid for an Einstein photo in history, The Star-Ledger reported ...
NJ dentist accused of prescription violations
A New Jersey dentist who allegedly prescribed hundreds of doses of painkillers to his girlfriend could face disciplinary action.
Lawyer for Holocaust Victims Claims Trust-Fund Dipping Was Inadvertent
The Supreme Court of New Jersey on Tuesday heard Edward Fagan , a Livingston, N.J., lawyer who helped secure a multibillion-dollar settlement for Holocaust victims and survivors, argue why he should not be disbarred for misappropriating clients' funds.
3 critically burned in northern NJ gas explosion
Fire officials in northern New Jersey say five people were injured, three critically, in a gas explosion in an apartment in Union City.
Author, Parenting Educator from Livingston Conducts Workshops
Author, Therapist, and parenting educator Diane Lang of Livingston leads workshops throughout New York and New Jersey.
Item of Millburn & Short Hills
Millburn Township officials were denied the motion to interfere as a plaintiff in affordable housing litigation between Livingston and a developer, but were granted the status of "friend of the court" by Superior Court Judge Dennis Carey III on June 2, said Deputy Mayor Thomas McDermott.
The Metropolitan YMCA Launches Mission: Camp; YMCA Seeks to Enroll 231 Children and Raise $100,000
The Metropolitan YMCA Launches Mission: Camp; YMCA Seeks to Enroll 231 Children and Raise $100,000 By Metropolitan YMCA 6/6/2009 The Metropolitan YMCA of the Oranges announced this week that it will seek to enroll 231 children and raise $100,000 in financial assistance to help send children to camp this summer.
Stay-at-home moms going back to work
Stay-at-home mom Annette Simmons, center, with 2-year-old son Charlie, has made a little money running Kindmusik programs for babies and toddlers in her basement a couple of times a week in Teaneck, N.J. Many mothers who planned to stay home to raise children said the recession has pushed them to work or hunt for work much sooner than expected.
Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey Moves to Livingston
The Cerebral Palsy of North Jersey headquarters moved from Maplewood to Livingston on May 29.
Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Congratulates Students for Participating in 'Special Eyes On the Environment' Display at the Essex County Environmental Center By The Alternative Press Staff 6/1/2009 Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo, Jr.
Piscataway fifth-graders, senior citizens buddy up in reading, writing program
Two classes of fifth-grade students in Martin Luther King Intermediate School's Senior Reading Buddies program celebrated their accomplishments with a presentation Wednesday at the township's John F. Kennedy Public Library.
Mansfield Township house fire claims second life; victims are Carl, Margaret Salerno
This Mansfield Township house fire claimed the lives of Carl and Margaret Salerno.
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