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Mountain Lakes beat Whippany Park denying Whippany Park coach Tom...
Mountain Lakes beat Whippany Park denying Whippany Park coach Tom Wilson his 504th career win to become the winningest coach in Morris County history.
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Special Olympics bowlers from Morris, Sussex and Warren counties give striking performance
Checking out their scores at the Area 3 Special Olympics Bowling Competition are, from left, Special Olympics athlete Daniel Morales, his brother Brandon Morales, and Special Olympics ath-lete Andy Leung.
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.
It's been a rough few months, deservedly so, for the most militant members of Israel's fervently Orthodox community and their enablers.
Students bond with health program
Alex Lewis/Special to the Daily Record / unknown Kaylee Wohlgemuth, a kindergartener at Mountview Road School, completes a puzzle at one of the activity stations set up by freshmen from Whippany Park High School who were on hand to teach the younger kids about healthy eating habits.
Morris briefs: Scholarships in education; genealogy search tips; Dover band dinner fundraiser
A Jersey City man was held Friday in lieu of $50,000 bail on charges in connection with calling a... A second man has been accused of participating in a robbery at a Quick Chek when a shot was fired... The Morris County Retirees Education Association is offering scholarships to Morris County residents who are attending and will be graduated from a ... (more)
Ex-Fla. Gov. Jeb Bush attends N.J. Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Whippany
Gov. Chris Christie appears in New Hampshire with former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney last month.
Morris County Library is putting together a focus group of businesspeople from local small to mid-sized companies around the county.
MetroWest hosts security briefing NEW
Paul Goldenberg, director of the Secure Communities Network, addresses a meeting of law enforcement and Jewish community leaders in Whippany on Jan.
Police Blotter: Denville, Rockaway Twp.: Jan. 27
Police were called to the intersection of Franklin Road and Franklin Avenue on Jan.
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.
Iran expert: - Non-military tactics might work' NEW
Iranian expert Patrick Clawson is cautiously optimistic that military conflict with Iran might be averted.
Haredi rabbi battles religious coercion, violence NEW
MK Rabbi Haim Amsalem, right, lights the menora with Rabbi Dov Lipman, far left, and the Modern Orthodox Margolese family of Beit Shemesh; eight-year-old Na'ama Margolese's story of being spat on by Orthodox extremists sparked a flare-up about Israel's identity last month.
Webber Looks Ahead to Convention and Change
On Wednesday, the Morris County Republican Committee meets for a special convention to fill the seat left vacant by the sudden Jan.
New Jersey Jazz Society's Pee Wee Russell Memorial Stomp to take place March 4
The New Jersey Jazz Society announced that it will present the 43rd annual Pee Wee Russell Memorial Stomp at the Birchwood Manor in Whippany on Sunday, March 4, from noon to 5 p.m. The Birchwood Manor is at 111 North Jefferson Road in Whippany.
Senior Spotlight: Pleasures for the palate at senior community
Natalie Schonfeld and Emilie Hammer, residents of the Heller Independent Living Apartments at the Lester Senior Housing Community in Whippany.
Office Depot opens Office Depot is opening of a new store at 59 Washington St., in Hoboken tomorrow with "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro, celebrity baker and owner of Carlo's Bakery.
Whippany man accused of sexually abusing child for more than 10 years
WHIPPANY - A 48-year-old Whippany man has been charged with sexually abusing a child for more than 10 years.
Morristown artist inspires others to think outside the shadow box
Ted Largman at his home studio in Morristown. Largman is a WW II veteran of the South Pacific and former chemist who took up art after retiring as a chemical engineer.