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Millburn, New Jersey is located in Essex County. Zip codes in Millburn, NJ include 07041. More Millburn information.

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3 hrs ago | Patch.com

July 4th Committee Names Patriot Award Winners

The memorial plaque on the boulder in Taylor Park records the names of the recipients of the Patriot Award who have been honored since 1988 by the Millburn-Short Hills Fourth of July Committee.

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8 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com

Polls open June 5 for Millburn primary election

Because the township is being redistricted into the 7th Congressional District, Republican voters will have the choice between incumbent Leonard Lance and challenger David Larsen.

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8 hrs ago | The Item

State Department of Education releases Millburn's School Report Card

Millburn High School, with a total enrollment of 1,379, had an average class size of 20.5, just above the state average of 19.1. The student-faculty ratio was recorded at 10.9. Millburn 's average SAT score in 2010-11 was 634 in mathematics, 600 in verbal and 617 on the essay portion, with 110 percent of students taking the test.

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8 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com

State Department of Education releases Millburn's School Report Card

Millburn High School, with a total enrollment of 1,379, had an average class size of 20.5, just above the state average of 19.1. The student-faculty ratio was recorded at 10.9. Millburn 's average SAT score in 2010-11 was 634 in mathematics, 600 in verbal and 617 on the essay portion, with 110 percent of students taking the test.

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11 hrs ago | The Item

Millburn High School students succeed in French

Millburn students had success in the Grand Concours, the national French exam that is administered annually by the American Association of Teachers of French.

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Wed May 30, 2012

Patch.com

Mayors, DEP Explore Blockages Along Rahway River

After mayors and engineers of theA Mayors Council On Rahway River Watershed Flood Control met at a meeting in Millburn recently, theyA toured various locations along the Rahway River with New Jersey State DEP officials, pointing out the various blockages and need for better river maintenance.

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Tue May 29, 2012

The Item

Power outages continue throughout Millburn Township

While an electrical power substation in the center of downtown that crashed yesterday evening is being repaired, power is currently being serviced to Millburn Township through another substation.

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The Item

Millburn police blotter includes burglary, DWI

An activated burglar alarm May 26 drew Millburn police officers to a Merrywood Lane residence around 9:30 p.m. Police report finding French doors next to the kitchen open with debris scattered around the door.

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NorthJersey.com

Dennis Rodman sentenced in family court

Court Commissioner Barry Michaelson also placed Rodman on three years of informal probation.

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Mon May 28, 2012

Patch.com

Millburn-Short Hills Job Board: May 28

A Welcome to the Workin' Week! Patch is working to help you get back to work. Or to help you find your dream job.

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Sun May 27, 2012

The Jersey Journal

Where your high school ranks -- and why you shouldn't pay too much attention

Four New Jersey schools made Newsweek's list of the top 20 high schools in the Northeast, and even before I read the article, I guessed two of them.

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Fri May 25, 2012

TheAlternativePress.com

Chatham Brass to Play at American Legion on Monday

Please come to hear the Chatham Brass play at the American Legion Monday after the memorial service in Taylor Park, 200 Main St., Millburn.

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The Item

Former publisher of The Item passes away

An essential chapter in the history of The Item of Millburn and Short Hills came to an end May 19 with the death of Mary Louise Sprague.

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Patch.com

Mayors Want to Use Reservation for Flood Control

After the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers confirmed on Thursday that a bigger reservoir on the South Mountain Reservation could alleviate flooding along the Rahway, the Mayors Council on Rahway River Flood Control set out to convince Essex County that it's a project worth pursuing.

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Thu May 24, 2012

The Item

Viewpoint: Civil Service closes careers to residents

When Tim Gordon initially went to Trenton to address an injustice in the Civil Service System, it was 1975 and he was Millburn 's new Township Administrator.

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The Item

Chai Center resolution being drafted

The memorializing resolution for the Chai Center site plan application is taking longer than the normal 45-day period to draft because of the complexity of the hearings.

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Journal-Courier.net

Woman finds niche creating children's games

Gina Manola is seen through the mouth of her game "Feed the Woozle" while sitting near a prototype of the Woozle at her home office in Urbana.

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The Item

Siegel to run for second term on Millburn school board

Millburn school board elections this year will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Candidates will have the opportunity to run for three-year seats held by Dr.

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The Item

Encouraging children and adults to read

Whether it's a historical novel, fiction or non-fiction, chances are Millburn resident Michelle Barnea has read a book in one of these genres.

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The Item

Millburn-based Good People Fund to match Down the Block donations

In honor of the efforts Down the Block has made to help residents who are in financial distress, The Good People Fund, a Millburn -based organization that provides financial support, guidance and mentoring to charitable activities of modest proportions, is offering to match all donations up to $4,000 by new donors until July 4. Down the Block is ... (more)

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