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April 30, 2024

If you love Mexican food and in honor of Cinco de Mayo day, try this at-home Chipotle-style bowl with Homemade Avocado Cilantro dressing. It is a treat for the senses! Desiree D'Amico RDN, a registered dietitian nutritionist with Be Well, brings us this delightful recipe, perfect for weeknight ...

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JERSEY CITY, NJ- Have a child with a keen interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)? Sign them up for The Waldo School’s STEM Competition coming up in May. The competition will be held at The Waldo School at 110 First Street in Jersey City on Saturday, May 11 from 10 ...

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GLEN ROCK, NJ – A physical therapy office is coming to the Galleria on Rock Road, according to real estate commercial firm NAI James E. Hanson. NAI James E. Hanson negotiated a 2,180-square-foot medical office lease at 201 Rock Road, known locally as the Galleria.  Professional Physical ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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MADISON, NJ - - The Town Wide Yard Sale will be held Saturday, May 4 from 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. in Chatham Borough, Chatham Township and Madison.  The town wide yard sale will take place at different locations from 9am - 2pm. The location map will be posted on the Great Swamp Watershed ...

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RAHWAY, NJ — There is one final fundraiser in the works right now, helping the Rahway High School Fine Arts program get to Hershey, Pennsylvania! The sale runs through May 6. Items to purchase include t-shirts, a hoodie (in both grey and black), a polo, sweatpants, and more.  Items ...

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FLEMINGTON, NJ - Francis A. Desmares was host to a STEM program April 26 as part of a mini grant given to the school through NJ STEM Month. Media specialist Samantha Gale applied for the grant as part of an initiative to bring STEM to libraries and schools throughout New Jersey. She applied for ...

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MADISON, NJ -  Fedko Jewelers have opened their doors in Madison. Fedko Jewelers specialize in Custom Designed Platinum & Gold Jewelry, Handmade jewelry, Custom Made, Jewelry remodeling, Expert repairs, Laser repair, All Stone settings, Solder broken jewelry, Prong soldering, watch battery and ...

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SPRINGFIELD, NJ -- The Springfield Board of Education has approved Anthony Salerno as the new full-time athletic director at Jonathan Dayton High School (JDHS). Salerno's hiring was approved at the Monday, April 29 meeting of the school board. A Special Education teacher at JDHS since 2022, ...

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SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ – The South Plainfield Parents’ Ponytail Association (SPPPA) is gearing up for its first ever golf outing fundraiser.  “We have never held a fundraiser like this before and are looking forward to a fun event,” said Rick McCriskin, fundraising co-chair and the golf outing’s ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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WARREN, NJ -- A special meeting of the Warren Township Committee will be held on May 1 at 10 am. This meeting will be held at the Susie B. Boyce Meeting Room, Municipal Complex, 44 Mountain Boulevard, Warren, N.J. The purpose of this meeting is for police department personnel promotions. TO ...

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MORRIS TOWNSHIP,  NJ - After a long winter, the sheep at Fosterfields Living Historic Farm  will be trading in their warm wool coats for something more lightweight and breathable.  Community members are invited to come watch master Shearer Margaret Quinn shear a sheep the old fashioned way. The ...

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WOODBRIDGE, NJ — The township kicks off May – national Older Americans Month – by hosting its 18th annual “Senior Summit & Older Adults Expo” on Wednesday, May 1. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to noon at the Woodbridge Community Center at 600 Main St. Mayor John McCormac will make opening ...

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ROXBURY, NJ – Fewer than 10 spots for Roxbury veterans remain available for this year’s Lake Hopatcong Veterans Cruise, so those who want to participate need to sign-up soon. Roxbury resident veterans wishing to attend the June 29 event must contact Michele O’Halloran at Roxbury Town Hall to ...

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MORRISTOWN, NJ – Morristown kicked off their defense of their 2023 Morris County  Tournament championship with a decisive victory over Whippany Park, 16-1. The top seeded  Colonials dispatched the No. 17 seed Wildcats to extend their undefeated streak to start the  season to an even dozen ...

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NORTH SALEM, N.Y. - As they prepare to turn the calendar to May, North Salem’s girls lacrosse team has been running the gauntlet against tough competition. Although the squad took several losses, they still had plenty to celebrate as a pair of Tigers reached impressive career milestones. During ...

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PERTH AMBOY, NJ — Authorities are investigating the Sunday night stabbing death of a 32-year-old city man, Middlesex County Prosecutor Yolanda Ciccone and Police Chief Lawrence Cattano said in a prepared statement. Police officers, dispatched to Smith and Maple Streets just before 9 p.m. on ...

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MONTVILLE, NJ - Feather your nest with savings! Enjoy 20% off all wild bird seed this week. Treat your winged pals to the feast they deserve. Fly by the store today and stock up! Visit us at 19 Main Road in Montville, NJ to talk to our knowledgeable staff about your pet's needs. You can also ...

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BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ -- For the second consecutive Monday, Gov. Livingston right-hander Keith Mann pitched a gem and walked off the mound with a complete-game victory. But, whereas last Monday at Rutgers, Mann had a wealth of offensive support in GL's 11-1 victory over Caldwell, on this Monday, ...

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BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - The 2024 Highlander Boys Soccer Clinic aims to sharpen the soccer skills of young athletes while ensuring a fun and engaging experience. Hosted by Governor Livingston HS, this clinic offers a blend of training exercises, drills, and games to enhance participants' abilities ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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RAHWAY, NJ — The Rahway varsity baseball team (3-8) lost to Colonia (8-4) on Monday, 8-1. Rahway is coached by Brad Edwards. Colonia is coached by Mike Scialfo. Tito Capeles had two singles for Rahway. Alex Pineda had a single. Filiph Baez had a double. For Colonia, junior Nick Minue had ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ – NJ Sharing Network (NJSN), the federally designated non-profit organization focused on saving and enhancing lives through the recovery of donated organs and tissue in the Garden State, marked the opening of its Joseph S. Roth Simulation Center within its New Providence ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK – It’s 12:39 a.m. and the seven-person team that has been attempting to erect a long, rectangular tent has finally put the last stake in the ground. “There you go,” one of them calls out after their 20-minute struggle. Tents were still popping up like so many dandelions across ...

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