Fri, July 27, 2:00 PM
Madison Area YMCA, Madison
Please give blood at Madison Area YMCA on Friday, July 27th. Walk-ins welcome!
By READY TO PAINT
Create some fond memories with your family painting pottery, plaster, glass or board art! We’re so honored to have so many families painting with us now as an annual holiday tradition! Visit our diy art studio and paint your own gifts this year while creating memories that will last a lifetime!
By STEWART MADER, CHIEF CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE OFFICER AND CUSTOMER ADVOCATE
During rush hour every evening, your bus is one of more than 1,200 NJ TRANSIT bus departures from the Port Authority Bus Terminal. In this video, we go behind the scenes of the world’s busiest bus terminal to see the incredible team effort that keeps all these buses moving.
The Port Authority Bus Terminal services more than 260,000 daily customers for both local and long-distance ...
By STACEY MCEVOY
Who doesn’t love Professor? Anyone involved with the Madison Area YMCA Rosettes gymnastics team in the last 25 years knows Vladimir Peleksic, affectionately known as Professor. He has coached, supported and celebrated hundreds of gymnasts during his tenure at the Madison Area YMCA. Now, the gymnasts, coaching staff and the Y are celebrating him as he turns 85 this month. And, it ...
By GALINA NATENZON
PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
For information about all programs or to sign up, please call the library at 973‑635‑0603 or go to http://www.chathamlibrary.org
Ⓐ Adult Ⓒ Children Ⓣ Teen Ⓕ Family
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9
Ⓒ Stories with the Librarian ...
By GALINA NATENZON
Holiday Book Sale this week! Stock up on gifts for friends and family!
PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
For information about all programs or to sign up, please call the library at 973‑635‑0603 or go to http://www.chathamlibrary.org
Ⓐ Adult Ⓒ Children Ⓣ ...
By CLAIRE E. TOTH, JD, MLT, CFP™ - VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
The media are warning of a looming recession, to the point where some worry they are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. Yes, there will be another economic downturn someday. Yes, we are all going to die someday. Making drastic changes right now as though either event will occur tomorrow can lead to unhappy consequences. Far better to have a long-term, organized financial plan in ...
By ELAINE F. PHIPPS, MBA, CFA - PORTFOLIO MANAGER
Today’s low interest rates have investors searching for yield. As the S&P 500’s dividend rate of 2% hovers around the 10-year Treasury bond’s yield of 1.7%, bonds no longer seem the easy answer. Bond investments may let you sleep at night, but their return, especially when factoring in inflation, will not help investors reach their retirement savings goals. The ...
By CHATHAM HIGH SCHOOL
December 10, 2019The Chatham High School Academic Team A placed first in the John F. Kennedy High School Academic Tournament on Friday, December 6th.
The Chatham A Team includes Katherine Wang as captain, with teammates Nareg Panossian, McKenzie Golden, and Suhaib Iqbal.
“I'm really happy that all of our intellectual passions and hard work has paid off," Katherine Wang, President ...
By SAMANTHA EKERT
December 3, 2019To the Editor:
It is with great excitement that we announce the date of the third annual Juniors Fore Goryeb event to benefit Goryeb Children’s Hospital. Mark your calendars for June 10, 2020, once again at Roxiticus Golf Club in Mendham.
This is the only event of its kind in the area where junior golfers play in a charity outing. It’s an example of philanthropy at its best ...
By STACY BASKO
December 9, 2019BelleJohns’ Soul Food has found success over the past few years, but things would be different if chef and owner Jewel Domino had believed what her doctors told her a year ago.
Last November, she was hit by a drunk driver, which resulted in her losing the bottom half of her left leg, Domino said. After many surgeries, she learned to manage her pain and walk with a prosthetic. And she did ...
By SANDY SCRAGG
December 10, 2019ATLANTIC CITY, NJ -- TAPintoTV caught up with Crystal Pruitt, Councilwoman of Franklin Township, at the 2019 New Jersey League of Municipalities Conference. Pruitt is currently the youngest person on the Franklin Township Council, and we spoke with her about her background, goals, and advice for millennials who want to get more politically active.
Pruitt, who is also Chief of Staff for ...
By CHIEF THOMAS MILLER
November 27, 2019CHATHAM, NJ - On November 27, 2019, at 12:11 a.m. Officer Ronald Anderson stopped a vehicle on Hickory Place for driving erratically. After speaking with the driver and a subsequent roadside investigation, Olga Gilfedder, 54 of Morris Township, was placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. She was transported to police headquarters where she was processed and later released pending a ...
