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Ridge Student Receives NJ Tourette Center Scholarship
Ridge High School senior Thomas J. Stanley has been named by The New Jersey Center for Tourette Syndrome & Associated Disorders as a recipient of the 2012 NJCTS Children's Scholarship.
Actor Peter Dinklage goes to bat for farm animals
In "Game of Thrones," Peter Dinklage's character is constantly steeped in battle over control of a mythical kingdom.
Baseball: Interview with Mendham's Chris Murphy, who had key hit in...
Chris Murphy of Mendham talks about his key at-bat after he singled through the right side with two outs in the top of the seventh inning to drive in two runs and spark a four-run rally that sent his team to a 4-1, come-from-behind victory over Millburn in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 tournament quarterfinals in Millburn.
"Three Women Photographers/Three Visions' - Exhibition @ Bernardsville Library
Bernardsville Library is pleased to present "Three Women Photographers/Three Visions," an exhibition of photographs by Nancy Beckerman, Lane Lewis and Jann Slapin.
Pendant Prize Benefits Charter Fitness Effort
Members of the Red Bank Charter School Charter Community Organization gathered at A.H. Fisher Diamonds Sunday to choose a winner for a diamond pendant raffle used to raise money for the school's fitness campaign.
Newsweek Ranks Regional Schools Nationally
As the school year winds down and students set their schedules for the start of classes next fall, the annual compilation of high school rankings by various media outlets has begun.
Mendham man is indicted in destruction of monument to sexual abuse victims
A file photo from November 2011 of the remnants of a destroyed monument dedicated to victims of clergy sexual abuse at the Church of St.
Gov. Christie, cabinet members file financial disclosure forms
TRENTON - Gov. Chris Christie and his wife Mary Pat earned more than $400,000 in 2011, and their household's financial picture appeared largely unchanged from 2010, according to new financial disclosure forms released by the state Ethics Commission today.
Frozen Yogurt (Part Three): Strawberry Fields Opens
The battle for self-serve frozen yogurt dominance in Morristown just got a little more crowded.
National Council of Jewish Women hold thank-you brunch and installation
Members of the National Council of Jewish Women , West Morris Section, will take a morning's tour through the eyes of feng shui practitioner Deanna Trust of Denville, at the organization's Personal Giving Thank-you Brunch & Installation, beginning at 10 a.m., Sunday, June 10, at a private home in Morristown.
Committee Formed to Analyze Area's Schools
A committee to commission and possibly review a feasibility study for the schools in western Morris County was created Thursday night, and will be chaired by Mendham resident Christine Myers, and vice chaired by Washington Township resident James Harmon .
Colts to Face Mount Olive in County Tournament Thursday
What is Colts Roundup? Exactly what it sounds like-a roundup of Colts games for the day and scores from the previous day's games with links to articles from local news outlets, including ours, all from the desk ofA Kinnelon High School A Athletic Director Scott Rosenberg.
Teachers at Ananda Yoga, or at least teacher Sheila Donnelly, were head over heels for the official Grand Opening of Morristown's newest yoga studio, at 22 Speedwell Ave.
Report: Study Shows WMC Goes Unranked in NJ
Mendham High School A is ranked as the 33rdA best high school in New Jersey, whileA West Morris Central A didn't crack the top 50, in a report released by U.S. News & World Report this week.
School Notebook: NCJW to honor winners of its diversity contest
ROCKAWAY - Tomorrow night the National Council of Jewish Women, West Morris Section, will honor the winners of its annual diversity contest, "What Prejudice Means to Me," at an awards ceremony.
End of an era: Mendham's Baglin steps down
Big loss for New Jersey's high school hoops community Friday when longtime Mendham coach Jim Baglin resigned.
From Nepal to Morristown: Teachers visit The Peck School
Bhima Thapa works with kindergartener Ellie Kinliroglou, 5, on a Venn diagram that compares and contrasts student life at The Peck School and Kopila Valley School in Surkhet, Nepal.
Somerset County celebrates centenarians
The Somerset County Board of Chosen Freeholders and the Somerset County Office on Aging and Disability Services and the Department of Human Services held their annual Centenarian Celebration at the Regency Jewish Heritage Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Franklin.
Car Hits School Bus, Kids Taken to Hospital
Columbia Road was reopened at around noon Wednesday after being closed between Normandy Parkway and Whippany Road, as police investigated a crash between a car and the back of a school bus.
'H.O.P.E' Coming to Nutley Students
On Thursday, May 3, the H.O.P.E. for Nutley Committee will host teens from theA Daytop Rehabilitation FacilityA A to speak to the communityA at John H. Walker Middle School Auditorium, beginning at 7 p.m.A H.O.P.E. A stands forA Helping Our Parents Endure .