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By CLARA MAASS MEDICAL CENTER
September 20, 2021September is Hunger Awareness Month and as part of RWJBarnabas Health’s goal to address equity and systemic racism, the entire System is inviting its community partners and stakeholders to participate in a 21-Day Food Equity Challenge. The purpose of the challenge to gain insight into food equity, to better understand poverty and systemic racism has impacted food policy and ...
NUTLEY, NJ — The legacy of Nutley Public School's John H. Walker will be celebrated during the final Walkerthon this Friday Sept. 24. “ We hope that many people that knew and loved Mr. Walker participate in the walk to keep Mr. Walker’s memory alive” said Walt Smith, president of the foundation.
The legacy of Walker is not limited to the students whose ...
**AUDITION NOTICE** Yes Virginia, There is a Santa Claus : A Radio Play in Two Acts by Andrew J. Fenady, Directed by Beatriz Esteban-Messina
Auditions: Sunday Oct 17 6-8 PM, Monday Oct 18, 7-9 PM and call backs, if needed, Wed, Oct 20 7-9 PM.
Script will be provided at auditions. (Radio play version).
Performance dates: December 10,11,16,17,18 at 8 pm & Dec 12,18 at 2 ...
By VIKING PEST CONTROL
What are Spotted Lanternflies?
Spotted Lanternflies were first spotted in the United States in 2014 in Pennsylvania. Since 2014, they have spread to more than seven states, including New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland. Spotted Lanternflies are an invasive species having the potential to cause devastating damage to vegetation and agricultural businesses.
By TOWNSHIP OF NUTLEY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
September 9, 2021September 9, 2021
Dear Resident and/or Business Owner,
The Board of Commissioners and the Office of Emergency Management are very aware of the issues you have been dealing with over the last several weeks. Consequently, we have been working tirelessly to receive state and federal assistance since Tropical Storm Ida. Nutley received as much damage, if not more damage than any other area ...
In the interest of providing the most current storm related information available please be advised of the following:
Governors Murphy’s office has advised Mayor Tucci that the President has approved an “emergency declaration” for our state, and we are hopeful that after FEMA does their assessment, we will receive a ‘major declaration”, which could unlock much ...
By TAPINTO BLOOMFIELD STAFF
September 19, 2021BLOOMFIELD, NJ — The New Jersey Council for the Social Studies has named Shamshadeen Mayers, who teaches Advanced Placement United States history and Advanced Placement comparative government and politics at BHS, the Teacher of the Year Award for the 2021-2022 school year.
A teacher at BHS since 2016, Mayers is also a native of Bloomfield and a graduate of the high ...
BLOOMFIELD, NJ-- Girl Scout Troop 20340 cut the ribbon on the new Little Free Food Pantry they installed at Bloomfield Fire Station No. 3 on East Passaic Avenue on Friday afternoon.
Junior Girl Scout troop members Amy Guerro, Danica Sostarecz,Isabella Martinez, Kayla Alfano, Alyssa Pantoja, Katherine Vaz, Layla Grace Valentin, Valentina Collado, and Victoria Stec worked on the ...
By TAPINTO STAFF
September 19, 2021MORRISTOWN, NJ - Atlantic Health System has updated their visitor policy on September 16 at all hospitals including; Chilton, Hackettstown, Newton, Overlook, Morristown Medical Center and Goryeb Children's Hospital.
No visitors are permitted for confirmed COVID-19 patients or people under investigation for COVID-19, the hospital stated. Exceptions can be obtained only from the ...
HOBOKEN, NJ – The maritime graveyard that is Weehawken Cove will soon be cleared of its sunken vessels, as the City of Hoboken announced Friday it has secured a treasure chest of over $235,000 in grant funding to remove debris from tranquil inlet between the two cities.
Littered with over a dozen abandoned boats, the cove has long been a notorious dumping ground for the flotsam and ...
By NUTLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
The health and safety of our patrons, staff, and the community at large is our highest priority during this challenging time. The library is open with socially distanced services and programs. Masks are required to be worn when entering the library. Pandemic guidelines are subject to change based on CDC, NJ State and local recommendations. For updated information, ...
By MICHELLE ALBERT
Monday, September 13, 2021 at 7:00 p.m.: DISH! The Monday Night Cookbook Club is a book club for adults, 18 years and older. Each month participants will choose, prepare, and share a DISH! from a selected cookbook.
We will then gather to discuss each other’s recipes, our cooking techniques, and share stories and culture. Registration is required. The intention is to meet in-person, but ...
By CRAIG ROGERS
September 18, 2021New Jersey Date Night is a series on NJ Flavor by relationship writer Craig Rogers.
Thoughts of wine typically take your mind straight to Italy, France or Napa Valley. It’s understandable, but if you want to experience a mind-blowing date filled with beauty and flavor you should start thinking about New Jersey vineyards.
Our state has many wineries from which to choose and most ...
NEW JERSEY — September is here, which means it’s apple picking season in the Garden State.
If you’re visiting one of New Jersey’s many pick-your-own farms for apples this season, use these tips to come home with the very best fruit:
First, get to know the varieties you’re picking. The color of a ripe apple will depend on that variety, so find out from the farm ...
By MICHAEL EVANGELISTA
September 17, 2021PUBLIC COMMENT NECESSITY AT NUTLEY BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Nutley Board of Education’s decision (at the August 23, 2021 meeting) to undertake an official objection to Gov. Murphy’s Executive Order #251 mandating universal masking in our schools appears to have been done without diligence for wide-ranging community input.
Proceeding with such a decision that has not been fully ...
Dear Editor,
I am writing to express my concern over the letter that the Nutley Board of Education is proposing to send to Governor Murphy in opposition to the mask mandate in public schools. This decision seems to be driven by an anti-mask movement among parents and not by the CDC guidelines and scientific evidence.
I am a ...
By ALEX FAGIOLI
April is Autism Awareness Month. Supporters across the country illuminate blue bulbs to mark the occasion and raise awareness. The Township of Nutley takes it a step further by illuminating municipal buildings in blue light for the entire month of April.
Autism Awareness is not just limited to Nutley. In Paterson, the renovation of Lou Costello Park includes features ...
By JOHN CHRISTMANN
A person with bad manners is one who tries to interrupt when you’re talking or talk when you are interrupting.
- Cartoon in Esquire Magazine
I recently received a random text message from an acquaintance of mine. I was in the middle of an important conversation with my wife when my phone started buzzing in my pocket, disrupting my train of thought which, if I could remember any of it, ...
By PRISM CAPITAL PARTNERS
August 5, 2021CLIFTON, N.J.– Prism Capital Partners has received new zoning approval from the City of Clifton that accommodates limited retail uses at ON3. The authorization is a critical step toward advancing Prism’s and the city’s vision for the 116-acre flagship redevelopment, centered ...
NUTLEY, NJ — The City of Clifton approved the final site plan for the dual-brand hotel with rooftop bar at the On3 campus located on the Nutley / Clifton border.
The 266-room Marriott AC/Element Hotel will feature both limited-service and extended-stay options. Situated along NJ Rt. 3, the hotel guests will have easy access On3's corporate tenants, as well as Montclair State ...
By EDDIE DONNELLY, PRESIDENT, NEW JERSEY FIREFIGHTERS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
September 10, 2021September 11, 2001 was sunny with a bright blue sky. It was a Tuesday.
I was a rookie Firefighter who reported to work that morning. We had just received delivery of our new Squad and all personnel were at Station 2 training on the new apparatus. Being the rookie I was sent to pick up bagels for my tour. While driving back the music on the radio was interrupted by a news flash that ...
As children return to in-person learning and social activities, making sure they stay healthy and safe is a top priority.
Getting your children vaccinated is one of the best ways to protect them and others.
Learn the facts – vaccines are:
Safe
All vaccines, including COVID-19, have been tested and monitored for safety. Your child can get a COVID-19 vaccine and other vaccines at ...
By PRIME HEALTHCARE NEW JERSEY
September 19, 2021Denville, New Jersey.
Prime Healthcare’s New Jersey hospitals announced its decision to terminate its contracts with UnitedHealthcare, citing that they are being significantly underpaid compared to the rates of neighboring facilities. The decision to terminate its contracts with United specifically impacts Saint Clare’s Health in Denville, Dover and Boonton, Saint Michael’s ...
Parsippany, NJ –– Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) released the following statement on the 20th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks:
“For so many of us, it is difficult to believe it's been 20 years since that fateful Tuesday morning in September, which changed our world forever and cost us so many loved ones.
“We all remember where we ...
The health and safety of our patrons, staff, and the community at large is our highest priority during this challenging time. The library is open with socially distanced services and programs. Masks are required to be worn when entering the library. Pandemic guidelines are subject to change based on CDC, NJ State and local recommendations. For updated information, ...
By BETH MORONEY
Katherine of Aragon: The True Queen by Alison Weir (Ballantine, 2016)
Anne Boleyn: A King’s Obsession by Alison Weir (Ballantine, 2017)
Jane Seymour: The Haunted Queen by Alison Weir (Ballantine, 2018)
Anne of Kleve: The Princess in the Portrait by Alison Weir (Ballantine, 2019)
Katheryn Howard: The Scandalous Queen by Alison Weir (Ballantine, 2020)
Katherine Parr: the Sixth ...
By BETH MORONEY
Hamnet: A Novel of the Plague by Maggie O’Farrell (Vintage Books, 2020)
In a style reminiscent of the great American naturalist, Gene Stratton Porter, one of the most popular authors of the early 20th century, Maggie O’Farrell’s expressions of the world around us are more like poetry rather than prose. One has the sense in reading this magical story of a woman linked to ...
By JAFFE COMMUNICATIONS
STATEWIDE – Are you an aspiring politician eager to grab easy headlines? Follow the lead of Sen. Michael Testa, earning a layup of media coverage for trying to ban transgender athletes from participating in girls’ sports in New Jersey. A Trump-backed conservative from South Jersey, Testa flung an arrow into the hyper, crazy world of high school athletics. Testa declared that ...
By LIZ KEILL
UNION, NJ - After two years of closure, Premiere Stages on the campus of Kean University has re-opened with a stirring production of Erik Gernand’s play, “Year One.”
The time is 1933, the place, a city in Germany. As Germany rebuilds after the devastation of World War I, a close-knit family is caught up in the possibilities of new life under the Weimar Republic. The ...
By ACTIVE AGING
Stress has a negative impact on our mental and physical health. It can cause various physical ailments like headaches, stomachaches, tight muscles, fatigue, and even high blood pressure. Mentally, stress can make it difficult to concentrate or create memory problems.
But in our busy society run by the pressure of work, family, and the need to do more, how do we alleviate stress?
There are ...
By ACTIVE AGING
With spring and summer on their way out, it’s time to start looking ahead to fall, and one of the best parts of this time of year is cooking with all the great seasonal fruits and vegetables that thrive in these cooler months.
If you’re unsure what’s in season in September or don’t know what to do with the piles of produce-lining grocery store shelves, look no further.
By HOME SWEET HOME
The cooler nights of September are the perfect reminder to get your furnace ready for the long winter ahead. Any work on HVAC can be intimidating, and professionals should handle most tasks, but there are steps you can take to keep the heat on this winter.
We’ll look at some ways to prep your furnace for winter and the situations that call for expert help. With some preventive ...
By HOME SWEET HOME
There’s nothing quite like the weather in autumn. With the heat of summer finally breaking, it’s time to start enjoying more time outdoors and keep the windows open. With favorable weather, it’s easy to forget the cold and dark nights of winter looming ahead.
Luckily, there are several steps you can take during the fall to help prepare your home for the harsh conditions of ...
By WOMEN’S WELLNESS
Now that the bulk of the pandemic is behind us, many are looking for ways to get back in their old fitness routine or start a new one. Whether you’re back at the gym or in your home fitness center, here are seven tips for creating a new routine you’ll actually stick to!
Start Slow
When starting a fitness routine, many people make the mistake of taking on more than they are ...
By WOMEN’S WELLNESS
Light salad or grilled salmon make for delicious dishes perfect for the warm evenings of summer. Plus, those long summer days leave even more time for designing the ideal dinner. The hardest part may not be collecting the recipes or the cooking—and definitely not the eating—but rather finding the perfect wine to drink along with it!
If you’re looking to wow a partner, family, ...
By THE ENTERTAINER
September brings with it a host of fresh produce: grapes, apples, leeks, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, lettuce, mushrooms, parsnips, and so much more! There are tons of delicious, in-season fruits and veggies ripe for whipping up mouth-watering side dishes. If you’re wondering how you’ll incorporate seasonal produce into your fall meals, here are a few of the best recipes for your ...
By THE ENTERTAINER
As summer wraps up, it’s tempting to transition to cozy fall gatherings right away, but don’t move too quickly! Having a “goodbye summer” party is a great way to celebrate the last fresh, vibrant colors, sounds, and flavors of summer with your friends and family. So pull out the last of your summer décor and try these tips for making the most of your final summer ...
