May 6, 2015 at 8:48 PM
DENVILLE, NJ- A dog went missing in downtown Denville by Maras. His name is Frankie and he's a Puggle. He slipped out of his collar so he doesn't have his collar or his name tag.
If you see him please call the Denville Police Department (973) 627-4900
By JANICE WAHL
April 19, 2018April is Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Awareness Month, a national campaign to increase awareness about education, treatment, and prevention of STDs.
STDs are common, affecting 1 in 2 sexually active people during their lifetime - and most people don't know they are infected. The rate of STDs is increasing, with a 68% increase in bacterial sexually transmitted ...
By GEORGE STROTHER
April 18, 2018After the destructive March nor’easters, volunteers are needed more than ever for the annual Denville Rockaway River Cleanup. The annual Cleanup will be held Saturday, May 12, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The Township of Denville and Saint Clare’s Health are once again partnering in support of this event.
The nor’easters strong winds have brought down numerous trees ...
By TAPINTO SUMMIT STAFF
April 17, 2018PHILADELPHIA, PA - Seeking to bring clinical trials and innovations in medicine even closer to home, Atlantic Health System, parent company of Morristown Medical Center, is now part of a group of six regional health systems that are founding members of a nonprofit clinical research consortium – Partners in Innovation, Education, and Research (PIER Consortium) – a ...
By FRED J. AUN
April 17, 2018ROXBURY, NJ – She lost her 10-year-old son three years ago in a boating accident on Lake Hopatcong, but Laurie D’Amico is sure her beloved Christopher speaks to her all the time. It’s subtle but firm, she says; messages that come as sparks of recollection, inspiration or intuition.
One of those unexpected inklings led Laura and her husband Chris to a jewelry ...
By TAPINTO DENVILLE STAFF
April 16, 2018DENVILLE, NJ - Students in the Denville-based Morris County Vocational School's Academy for Environmental Science, offered at Jefferson High School, recently attended a special program focused on clean communities.
The students went to the 10th Annual Clean Communities Environmental Student Exchange (CCESE) Program held at the Ocean City Music Pier. During the 2-day event, selected ...
By SONIA OWCHARIW
April 15, 2018Team Veronica is coming to a town near you!
Veronica, is a seven year old, who needs a bone marrow transplant.
Be The Match is a national registry for finding a match(es) for a bone marrow transplant. It is a simple swab test of the inside of your mouth.
On Mon., April 23, Be The Match, will be at the Bayonne Fire House from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Elise Johanssen of Be The Match ...
By FRED J. AUN
April 13, 2018ROXBURY, NJ – The Lake Hopatcong Foundation on Wednesday launched onto Lake Hopatcong its long-awaited "floating classroom" educational vessel. The launch took place at Lake Hopatcong State Park in Landing.
The 40-foot covered catamaran pontoon boat seats 40. It will be used to teach area students and the public about Lake Hopatcong. The boat, built by ...
By FRED J. AUN
April 17, 2018ROXBURY, NJ – She lost her 10-year-old son three years ago in a boating accident on Lake Hopatcong, but Laurie D’Amico is sure her beloved Christopher speaks to her all the time. It’s subtle but firm, she says; messages that come as sparks of recollection, inspiration or intuition.
One of those unexpected inklings led Laura and her husband Chris to a jewelry ...
By FRED J. AUN
April 13, 2018ROXBURY, NJ – The Lake Hopatcong Foundation on Wednesday launched onto Lake Hopatcong its long-awaited "floating classroom" educational vessel. The launch took place at Lake Hopatcong State Park in Landing.
The 40-foot covered catamaran pontoon boat seats 40. It will be used to teach area students and the public about Lake Hopatcong. The boat, built by ...
By MELANIE WILLOUGHBY, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, THE NEW JERSEY BUSINESS ACTION CENTER
April 19, 2018NJ Business Action Center recently assisted Adore Me and Better Team USA to identify space and financing.
The U.S. apparel market is the largest in the world, valued at over 360 billion dollars. However, the market has been disrupted by the rise of e-commerce, and is moving beyond established locations like NYC’s garment district.
That said, like every industry, fashion ...
By TAMMY MCCONNELL
April 20, 2018Randolph Soccer Club is holding tryouts for the 2018-19 season (fall of 2018 & spring of 2019) starting the week of April 23. For additional information, please visit RSC’s website (Click Here).
These tryouts will be for ages 8U – 15U (birth years 2011-2004) for full-year teams for both boys and girls. Free online pre-registration is recommended (see link ...
Sat, April 28, 8:00 AM
College of St. Elizabeth, Morristown
By LIZ KEILL
‘The Sting ‘slithers and shakes at Paper Mill Playhouse
By LIZ KEILL
MILLBURN, NJ – In a premiere production of “The Sting,” Harry Connick Jr. commands the Paper Mill Playhouse stage in Millburn.
Based on the sensational Paul Newman/Robert Redford film in 1973, the 1930s plot centers on a con game and gambling, sometimes on a train between New York and ...
By BETH MORONEY
Retro Review: Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo (Citadel Press, 1970)
How does a reviewer do justice to a book called “the great American novel”? I first read Johnny Got His Gun during the Viet Nam war, when young people, nationwide, were protesting fighting in a war that was a senseless waste of life; a war in which the United States had no business participating.
By BETH MORONEY
The Truth About My Reading
I didn't get my Composition and Literature teacher at Montclair State College at all. A crusty old man with a dour disposition, Mr. Smith always seemed angry and rude. He appropriately intimidated freshmen, even me, an English major, who found this common core course beneath my dignity. Frankly, as a graduate of Highland Park High School, and a survivor of Mrs.
