Wed, September 27, 7:00 PM
Randolph Township Library, Randolph
Janet Pfeffer Vignola retraces the path taken by her parents to escape Hitler's Germany prior to WW II.
By JEANNE WALL
September 18, 2017HOLMDEL, NJ - POW - MIA. It stands for Prisoners of War and Missing in Action
Generations of children, young adults even grown men and women need the acronym above spelled out so they can remember the 86,000 men and women who never came home from the battlefields. There are men and women who carry that flag to this day who are here to help educate and inform, however. They are called ...
By JCP&L
September 26, 2017Jersey Central Power & Light (JCP&L) forestry contractors will trim trees in more than 50 municipalities in September as part of its $34 million vegetation management program for 2017. The work is done to maintain proper clearances around electrical equipment which promotes enhanced service reliability by helping to protect against tree-related outages.
Year-to-date, more ...
By ROZELLA G. CLYDE
September 13, 2017Rozella Clyde is a lifelong learner and a professional educator running for the Morris County freeholder seat being vacated by Hank Lyon in 2017.
Clyde’s passion for the land is anchored in her Western Pennsylvania rural roots. Growing up on a small dairy and poultry farm inspired in her a love for nature, and passion for the preservation of open space, protection of our natural ...
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Researchers at Atlantic Health System are looking for women who want to help prevent deaths from ovarian cancer. Early detection is the goal.
The Atlantic Center for Research needs healthy, post-menopausal women, ages 50-74, for an ongoing study aimed at increasing the effectiveness of ovarian-cancer screening.
Modern medicine's most promising method of detecting early stages of ...
By AMY IPP
September 12, 2017The Environmental Protection Agency is under great threat. While chaos and confusion swirl around the Trump White House, and the public is distracted by the Russia Investigation, the egregious behavior of the president regarding Charlottesville, tweet upon crazy tweet and rallies, there is undermining of regulations in various departments. These regulations, passed by both Republican and ...
By LIZ KEILL
Sam Shepard’s “Simpatico” has a forceful workout at McCarter Theatre.
By Liz Keill
PRINCETON, NJ – If you’re at all familiar with the works of Sam Shepard, you know that he writes about gritty, unforgiving characters in what appear to be hopeless situations.
In “Simpatico,” we learn that Vinnie and Carter are former partners in a race horse ...
By BETH MORONEY
The Hall-Mills Murder Case (The Minister and the Choir Singer) by William Kunstler (Rutgers University Press, 1964
At the end of Brown Avenue in Lavalette, NJ sits an ancient, gloomy, gray house. Flanked by contemporary beach homes, this brooding edifice stands out as a relic of a former era. My friend, Cathy noted to me that this house has a notorious history. “It was once owned by ...
