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Scooby Doo’s

Rhino Theater

Mark’s Auto

The Gallery Salon

Diary of a Scout Leader: The Gentle Call of Home

By Richard Mabey Jr.

Our story so far: It is now Wednesday, late morning, on the twenty-fifth of June of 1969. I had just given my article, about what scouting meant to me, to Mr. Marino, the Editor-in-Chief of the Lincoln Park Journal. I was so very happy that Mr. Marino liked my article and told me that he planned on publishing in his next edition. On my way, walking home, I stop at Moe’s Sweet Shop to buy a Batman comic book. Mary Tafano is there with her friends. Mary is very kind to me and offers to help me paint the interior of Thorpe Hall. I leave Moe’s Sweet Shop and begin my walk home. While walking home, several landmarks bring back a myriad of memories to me. Read More

Magnola Home Remodeling

Clean Your Home or Business

Kevin the Painter.

..Accentuate With Love

Century 21 Tina Cali

Battle of the Bulge

Laverne H. Bardy

I was swimming at a Cancuìn resort when I exited the pool for a bathroom break. In the stall I removed my cover-up and looked for a place to hang it. There was no hook. The stall door was so high, I couldn’t sling my coverup over it. So, I folded it and held it between my teeth. Read More

Advantage Contractors

Cedar Grill

Modern Acupuncture

Why it’s now, more than ever, important to get a flu shot

OPINION The Hyperbolic, Hyperpartisan Atlantic Magazine

BY TIM GRAHAM The Atlantic launched a fall-campaign fusillade with anonymous sources claiming President Donald Trump callously trashed America’s war dead as “losers” and “suckers,” and it is being celebrated by the pro-Biden news media. Read More

Image Makers

Get growing this fall gardening season (BPT) –

The changing season offers a new opportunity to grow fall-friendly plants. Gardening is a great way to decorate your space with beautiful blooms, grow fresh vegetables that produce delicious cool season harvests, and is a safe, healthy activity to engage in while practicing social distancing and enjoying the outdoors. Read More

Berk’s Furniture

Performing Arts

Pizzo to Receive 2020 National Educator of the Year Award

Joseph Pizzo, a 7th grade language arts teacher in Chester, has been selected as the 2020 National Educator of the Year, a top honor from the Association for Middle Level Education. Read More

CCM

Helen Chiu Dentist

Freedom Fence

George’s Diner

I Remember Dad: Happy Birthday Dad

I am writing this column on the morning of my father’s birthday. Dad would have been 93 years old today. My father went Home to be with the Lord on the twelfth of May of 2006. That was over 14 years ago, I still deeply mourn his passing. Read More

Rental Unlimited

Joyful Jewish Community

Century 21

Chester Lions Induct New Member

Solving the Challenge of Math Class This School Year

(StatePoint) Math can be one of the toughest subjects to conquer, even in a typical school year. In today’s unusual learning environment, new challenges are presenting themselves to teachers and students alike. Read More

Kings View Senior Living………..Board of Education Bloomingdale

Morris Country Bids Farewell to Lawrence Ragonese

Sofiana Skincare

Cornerstone Chiropractic

Orchestrating Masks: Making Music in the Age of Covid-19

Netcong Students Read to Raise Money for the Say Hi Foundation

Back in the late spring/early summer of 2020, amidst the COVID-19 crisis, Netcong Elementary School student, Barbara Witt had an idea that she pitched to her third grade teacher, Mrs. Jacqueline Cinotti. Mrs. Cinotti had advised her then third grade students that they should try to read at least 20 minutes a day over the summer. Read More

Free Open-Air Concert Oct. 11 at Malapardis Park in Whippany

The celebrated Hanover Wind Symphony will present a patriotic open-air concert called “America Strong!” on Sunday, October 11, at 2 p.m., at Malapardis Park, 191-225 Malapardis Road, in Cedar Knolls. The concert is free and open to the public. Read More

Saladworks

Rhino Theatre to Host Public Reading of Louisa Vilardi’s Play, Tough Love

Rhino Theatre presents a public reading of Tough Love, a new play in development written by playwright Louisa Vilardi. Read More

Nuts: The President Who Was Unfit for Service

Mark Shields is off. The following is a column by Jeff Robbins.

On the morning of Dec. 22, 1944, German soldiers waving white flags approached American troops defending the Belgian city of Bastogne against the Nazi counterattack known as the Battle of the Bulge. Read More

American Sons

Joyful Jewish Community

Kid-Friendly Recipes for At-Home Learning

(Family Features) During a school year that’s sure to be a new experience for students and parents alike, many of the everyday necessities, like eating breakfast and lunch, remain. Read More

Root Canal or Implant?

Root canal. The word itself tends to make patients grimace, but root canals have a good place within dentistry.

Quite often people will come to me requesting an implant over a root canal. They state reasons such as a previous root canal that failed, a root canaled tooth that fractured, or a bad story heard from a friend regarding a root canal that they had done. Read More