Special Memorial Day Tribute to a Local Fallen Soldier

On Memorial Day, Monday, May 31st, the life of Cpl Hayden Harris will be honored.

Power Up Athletic Performance with Real Milk-Inspired Dishes

(Family Features) From little ones learning the game to professional athletes pushing sports to new levels, nutrition impacts the ability to re-energize, stay hydrated and reach peak performance.

CCM to Recognize Culinary Students with Disabilities and Dual Enrolled High Schoolers with Special Graduation Ceremony

3 Ways to Ditch Single-Use Plastics

Science Supervisor and Senior Green Team Member Appear on NPR’s “Here and Now”

I Remember Dad: Studying Chemistry

By Richard Mabey Jr.

In mid September of 1969, in the start of my junior year at Boonton High School, I got a D on my first chemistry quiz. I was devastated. It was the first time that I had ever gotten a grade of D, in my entire life. My world was falling apart. A great moral and ethical dilemma suddenly fell upon me, not as a feather floating downward to my shoulders, but rather as the weight of a heavy boat anchor suddenly descending upon me at full speed. The question haunted me, should I tell my mom and dad about my D, or just rip up my test paper and throw it in the trash can at school?

MPAC Receives Commendation for Safety Protocols from Atlantic Health

Two New Sculptures Installed at Laurelwood Arboretum

OPINION: Daddy’s Girl: Liz Cheney, Me and History

BY JAMIE STIEHM

Attention readers: Mark Shields is off this week. Please enjoy the following column by Jamie Stiehm.

Daggers are out for Rep. Liz Cheney on Wednesday, when House Republicans will rid her of a leadership post.

Sorry, Daddy’s girl. No, really. We have a history.

Evolution at work: A Cheney told the truth in public.

The Wyoming congresswoman, 54, took a lonely stand by defying former President Donald Trump’s “big lie,” as she put it, that the 2020 election victory was stolen. There’s no room for truth in her party.

Netcong Elementary School Students and Staff Raise Money for Families Promise of Morris

This spring, the Netcong School Student Council, in collaboration with Netcong’s Corner Coffee Shop Crew, hosted a schoolwide fundraiser for staff and students called “Houses For Change” to support families who are affected by homelessness through an organization called Family Promise. 

Heath Village Retirement Community Hosts Virtual Open House

Heath Village Retirement Community is hosting VIRTUAL Open Houses on June 9 and July 14. Each program will begin at 11 a.m. RSVP is required.

Morristown National Historical Park Presents Photography Exhibition and Programs from its First “Virtual” Artist-in-Residence

Morristown National Historical Park presents “Jockey Hollow. A Closer Look,” a fine art photography exhibition and companion programs by Xiomaro, the park’s first “Virtual” Artist-in-Residence, at its Jockey Hollow Visitor Center at Tempe Wick Road, Morristown, New Jersey.

OPINION: Team Biden’s Rigid Control of the Press

From the right

BY TIM GRAHAM

Everyone knew instinctively that the Biden White House would get enormous cooperation and positive media coverage from the “news” media, given that it follows the alleged democracy-darkening Donald Trump days. But Team Biden’s control of the narrative can look more like a stranglehold.

On May 10, Politico revealed that “If you’ve read a quote from an administration official in a newspaper or a wire story recently, there’s a good chance that the White House communications team had an opportunity to edit it first.”

Health Hacks for Living Life to the Fullest

(BPT) – It’s hard to keep up with the latest health and wellness trends, especially with so much conflicting information out there. In reality, one way to help navigate which approach to health and wellness is right for you is as simple as understanding the science behind giving your body what it needs – not the latest trends. While many fads may offer positive benefits, what’s most important is much easier to follow than the latest health craze.