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Hudson River Fishermen's Association will have a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Ridgefield Park Elk's Lodge 1506, Spruce Street and Cedar Avenue in Ridgefield Park.
A Response Regarding Article on Mayor Hern's Email
I am utterly disgusted that a so-called reputable New Jersey Daily Newspaper would publish a piece with such egregious mistakes.
Old Guard to Hear About Travels to Vietnam, Korea
Fountaine Gatti, a travel agent from Travelong in Summit, visited Vietnam, Laos and Korea last year will speak on her traveling experiences to the Summit Old Guard on February 21 at the New Providence Municipal Center.
'Taste of Italy' to benefit Home for Good Dog Rescue of Summit
Home for Good Dog Rescue of Summit will hold its third annual A Taste of Italy dinner and tricky tray benefit to be held on Saturday, March 10, from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Long Hill Community Center, 264 S. Warren Ave.
"Road Trip: My America" Art Exhibit Opens Today
Arts Guild New Jersey presents ROAD TRIP: MY AMERICA, an exhibition exploring America through the creative viewpoints of eleven artists.
African-Americans From Summit: Tracy Marrow
Few would ever connect the rough-and-tumble gang plagued areas of urban Los Angeles with quaint Summit.
Tempting Foods for seductive Valentine's Day gifts
If staying cozy at home is your passion, Sickles Market, Little Silver, has created some sumptuous Valentine gifts guaranteed to spark a fire in your love's heart.
Ribbon cutting opens art show by Summit school district students at Overlook
Works by Summit artists in grades one through 12 are hung in a special exhibit of the Summit Public Schools Art Department at the Overlook Medical Center, Medical Arts Center .
Summit, Chatham Borough Police Investigating Suspected Luring Incident
Police in Summit and Chatham Borough are seeking a man suspected of attempting to lure a 12-year-old boy into his van yesterday afternoon.
Time to Register for Spring and Summer Fun in Summit
There may in snow in the air, but it's time to register for spring and summer fun in Summit.
For Art's Sake Fundraising Drive Begins
For Art's Sake committee members present at February 8 kick-off party: Co-chairs Jenny Reinhardt and Patricia A. Bell, guest curator Ann Schaffer, Elisa Zachary, Laura Schaffer, Kelly J. Deere and Lacey Rzeszowski.
Christie Backs President Obama's NCLB Ruling for NJ
Gov. Chris Christie gave his stamp of approval Thursday after President Obama announced that New Jersey is among 10 states receiving a federal waiver A that releases it from the guiding rules and regulations of the No Child Left Behind ActA and allow greater freedom for districts to develop systems of student accountability.
Oak Knoll Upper School in Summit to hold information session Feb. 17
Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child welcomes interested students and parents to visit our Upper School for an information session on Friday, Feb.
United Methodist Church of Summit has special Ash Wednesday service Feb. 22
The United Methodist Church of Summit, 17 Kent Place Blvd. will start the Easter Lenten season with a special Ash Wednesday service on Feb.
Get Out: Rockin' at the Blackthorn and More
Valentine's Day is Tuesday, so hello, young lovers, this weekend is your chance to do something romantic or fun with your one and only.
SAGE Can Recycle Your Used Cell Phone and Help a Local Senior in Need
SUMMIT, NJ SAGE Eldercare has joined forces with the National Council on Aging in a new fundraising program which will benefit seniors the collection of used cell phones and other electronics.
On Art: Deceptive 'Textility' weaves its magic through VACNJ
'Textility," which just opened at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey in Summit, shows basically two kinds of art objects: "Paintings Without Paint and Textiles Without Thread," writes Joanne Mattera, who co-curated the show with VACNJ curator Mary Birmingham.
Township residents who own a car, boat, motorcycle or RV that is not being used may contact SAGE Eldercare in Summit about their car donation program.
Free Jazz Concert, Feb. 22, to Feature Hanover Wind Symphony and...
Hanover Wind Symphony tuba player Douglas Hummer of Washington Township will be among those performing at the "All That Jazz!" concert Wednesday, Feb.
Iconoclastic Israeli rabbi seeks backing from NJ Jews NEW
Believing a new political party can help calm religious tensions in his country, an iconoclastic haredi - or fervently Orthodox - rabbi from Israel appealed for financial and moral support from Jews in New Jersey.