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Here in the midst of another holiday season, many of us want to be reflective and spend quality time with loved ones, but instead we feel stressed, with too much to do in too little time. The season becomes something to survive instead of savor.

“The holidays often add layers of obligations on top of our already busy lives,” said NewBridge Services Chief Operating Officer Michelle Borden, a ...

DENVILLE, NJ – Hundreds came out to support Valleyview Middle School's ExPO students and their TREP$ Holiday Marketplace on Thursday, Dec. 13.

ExPO, an acronym for Expanded Program Opportunities, is the gifted and talented program for the Denville Township School District. The program provides intensive and sustained support to students who demonstrate higher levels of ability than their peers ...

‘The Winter’s Tale’ makes sweeping shifts from drama to froth at Shakespeare Theatre

By Liz Keill

MADISON, NJ – From the chilly winter in Sicilia to the warmth and summer joys of Bohemia, the scene and tenor shift halfway through “The Winter’s Tale,”

This convoluted plot involving Leontes, King of Sicilia and King Polixenes of Bohemia, circles around jealousy. Jon Barker as Leontes ...

If you love to cook, there’s a fair chance you’ve got a recipe somewhere in your home by Gwynn Galvin, whose cooking blog “Swirls of Flavor” has been picking up steam.

“I have been told that I am ‘well-seasoned,’ having worked in the culinary field for more than 20 years now,” the grandmother of eight said from her home in Montvale, NJ.

In addition to being the content creator and owner of ...

Chatham Players’ “A Christmas Carol’ starts the holiday season in style

By Liz Keill

CHATHAM, NJ – Charles Dickens’ beloved “Christmas Carol” creates a cheerful glow at The Chatham Playhouse.

This musical version of the familiar tale features the author himself narrating, and sometimes taking part, in the story. Chip Prestera as Dickens once again delivers a solid, insightful performance ...

DENVILLE, NJ – After 31 years in the Denville Police Department and 11 years as its chief of police, Chief Christopher Wagner will retire effective Jan. 31, 2019. He shared the news with the Denville Town Council at its meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Wagner tendered his written notice to Administrator Steven Ward on Dec. 5.

“I’ve had the honor to lead great men and women who never let me down,” ...

MORRISTOWN, NJ – Morris Knolls defeated Madison 3-2 at Mennen Sports Arena in Morristown on Dec. 12 in a contest where both teams were evenly matched for most of the game.

Both teams traded goals twice in the first period. Morris Knolls senior Jacob Walsh put up the first point, unassisted, 56 seconds into the game. Madison’s Cormac McNamara answered with an unassisted goal 5:25 into the ...

RANDOLPH, NJ – The Morris Knolls varsity swim teams were unable to garner enough points to defeat Mountain Lakes on Dec. 12 at the County College of Morris in Randolph. Mountain Lakes girls won with a score of 123-47 and the boys with 108-62.

Morris Knolls boys took first place in three events. Junior Daniel Yassa swam to first in the 500 freestyle at 5:52.57. Senior Bryan Henager won the 100 ...

DENVILLE, NJ -- The holidays are very special for restaurateur Mike Dey, owner of Weenies in Denville and Fatty's in Morristown. He believes that the holidays are a time when you should focus on family and be generous to those around you.

Dey, who proudly states that he comes from a very good family, is looking to help those who aren't as fortunate as he is. He took to his social media page to ...

DENVILLE, NJ – The Mock Trial Club at Valleyview Middle School in Denville received a $1,200 donation from Einhorn Harris on Dec. 10. Timothy Ford, a partner at the Denville-based law firm and the attorney advisor for the club, presented the check to club members during a Board of Education meeting. Marian Lezgus, Valleyview’s teacher librarian and the club’s faculty advisor, accepted the gift on ...