Lost Treasure Returned to Netcong Man
by Elsie Walker The thrift shop which opened this summer at Stanhope United Methodist Church in Netcong is called…
Daisies Visit Town Hall
Daisy Girl Scout troop 98266 doing their Good Neighbor Badge. What it is to be a good citizen, good neighbor.…
Centenary University Professor Recognized as Rotary Fellow and Distinguished Teacher of the Year
Photo courtesy of Centenary University By Steve Sears Mount Olive resident and Centenary University Assistant Business Professor, Linda Poisseroux,…
A History of St. Francis: From Job Allen’s Iron Works, to John Heyward Glover’s Summer Home – from Slavery, to one of Baseball’s Founding Father – from Protectory to Sanitarium to Senior Living
by Vito L. Bianco* The recent announcement of the sale of St. Francis, its pending closure, and probable demolition has…
Best Practices in Breast Health
Photo: Dr. Motria Ukrainskyj By Mark J. Bonamo Dr. Motria Ukrainskyj, Medical Director of Breast Surgery at Saint…
Randolph Man Continues to Learn and Raise Bees
Photos courtesy of Ken Hartman and iKenBee apiaries By Steve Sears Randolph resident, Ken Hartman, who is entering his fifth…
Denville Good Scout Awards Dinner Honors Dave Sipple
In describing our Dave Sipple, we thought it would be appropriate to utilize the latin name “Horulanus Tulipa’, translation…. Our…
Give Technology of Denville Gifts Technology to the Community
by Steve Sears Robert Boyle and Jennifer Faliveno both knew that, when older laptop computers are committed to scrap heaps,…
The Theater Project Presents Play About the Nuremberg Trials
Inspired by the experiences of the chief interpreter at the Nuremberg trials, The Interpreter (Part 1), a work of theatrical…
West Orange Councilwoman Advocates for More Electronic Vehicles and Charging Stations
By: Gary Simeone Susan McCartney, a Council liaison to the Chamber of Commerce and West Orange Planning Board, has recently submitted…