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Change of Seasons Means its Time to Change Up Your Marketing

The weather is a little breezier, the air a little crisper and the end of 2020 (hooray!) is getting closer.  This is the perfect time to change up your marketing game and ramp up efforts to get new clients!

The most effective way to close new clients from now until the end of the year is to fine tune your offer so that it resonates with your ideal clients' most important needs.  ...

East Hanover Schools Closed Today Due to a Positive Case of Coronavirus

September 15, 2020

EAST HANOVER, NJ - The East Hanover School District has announced that it will be closed today September 15, 2020 for deep cleaning and will reopen when the district and department of health feel it is safe to do so.

A student from one of the schools has tested positive for COVID-19 and that student has a sibling in another school in the district.

Additional information will be released ...

NJ Health Commissioner Warns of Possible ‘Twin-Demic’ at COVID Press Briefing

TRENTON, NJ -- NJ Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli today, during the governor's COVID-19 press briefing, warned of a possible “twin-demic” this year during flu season and urged New Jerseyans to get their flu shots.  

“As we enter the fall season, we are also moving into the flu season. This year we are preparing for the possibility of a twin-demic,” ...

International Theater Professional and Artistic Director Talks About Her Latest One-Woman Show

Artistic Director Brenda J. Lillie joined TAPintoTV's Brian Brodeur via Zoom video conference from Massachusetts where she discussed her international career in theater production and her latest one-woman show. 

Lillie started her professional career with a degree in Theater and Television Production from Emerson College in Boston. “For me, Emerson was a rock solid foundation to ...

Morris County Officials and Citizens Recognized 64 Victims of 9/11 Tragedy

PARSIPPANY, NJ - This past weekend was a time to reflect on what it means to be an American, and honor victims of a great tragedy. And just two days after an infamous date, Morris County officials and resident came together to do just that.

Nineteen years ago, three hijacked airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, taking the lives of about 3,000 people. A fourth hijacked ...

NJSIAA Partners with NFL to Host Diversity Workshops for New Jersey High School Officials

September 14, 2020

ROBBINSVILLE, NJ – NJSIAA (New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association), the governing body for high school sports in New Jersey, has announced a first-of-its-kind partnership with the NFL. The organization will host a two-day, virtual diversity, bias, and cultural competence workshop for football game officials. The two-day session’s goal is to increase awareness ...

NJ Health Commissioner Warns of Possible ‘Twin-Demic’ at COVID Press Briefing

September 15, 2020

TRENTON, NJ -- NJ Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli today, during the governor's COVID-19 press briefing, warned of a possible “twin-demic” this year during flu season and urged New Jerseyans to get their flu shots.  

“As we enter the fall season, we are also moving into the flu season. This year we are preparing for the possibility of a twin-demic,” ...

Number of Young Adults, Teens With COVID-19 Increasing, State Officials Say

TRENTON, NJ – As end-of-summer parties give way to welcome-back-to-college keggers, the cases of COVID-19 among New Jersey’s youngest populations are on the rise.

Residents in the 19-24 age range now represent the highest percent positivity rate in the state, according to State Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli.

About 6% of those ages 19 to 24 are COVID-19-positive and those ...

First Baptist Church of Madison hosts additional day of COVID-19 and antibody testing at the Madison Area YMCA

The First Baptist Church of Madison hosted a second day of COVID-19 and antibody testing at the Madison Area YMCA on Wednesday, Sept. 9. Working at the registration booth are, in front, Pastor Rev. Craig Dunn and from left YMCA Development Associate Sandy Halbing and Church members Gwen Pritchett and Nora Drewery.

Another testing day is scheduled from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. on Tuesday, ...

East Hanover Schools Closed Today Due to a Positive Case of Coronavirus

September 15, 2020

EAST HANOVER, NJ - The East Hanover School District has announced that it will be closed today September 15, 2020 for deep cleaning and will reopen when the district and department of health feel it is safe to do so.

A student from one of the schools has tested positive for COVID-19 and that student has a sibling in another school in the district.

Additional information will be released ...

Kirby Students Return to School

Back to School season is always an exciting time for children of all ages with the thrill of reuniting with friends, meeting new classmates and exploring new horizons. Children at the F.M. Kirby Children’s Center of the Madison Area YMCA experienced just that as the Center held its official “First Day of School” on Monday, August ...

Hanover Park High School Moves to All Online Learning

HANOVER, NJ - Hanover Park Regional High School is moving to 100% online learning according to a news release issued by Maria Carrell the Superintendent of Schools.  Here is her letter sent to families in the school district:

Dear Hanover Park Regional High School District Community,

As discussed at our August 26 Board of Education meeting, there were two scenarios that would cause the ...

Morris County Officials and Citizens Recognized 64 Victims of 9/11 Tragedy

September 14, 2020

PARSIPPANY, NJ - This past weekend was a time to reflect on what it means to be an American, and honor victims of a great tragedy. And just two days after an infamous date, Morris County officials and resident came together to do just that.

Nineteen years ago, three hijacked airplanes crashed into the World Trade Center and Pentagon, taking the lives of about 3,000 people. A fourth hijacked ...

Governor Murphy Again Touts $1,000 'Baby Bonds' Proposal in Revised FY 2021 Budget

PATERSON, NJ – Joined by legislators, faith leaders, and others, Gov. Phil Murphy held a press event in Paterson to promote his "Baby Bonds" initiative that would provide a $1,000 deposit into an account for every baby born into a New Jersey household with income less than 500% of the Federal Poverty Level ($131,000 for a family of four) in 2021. The plan, which ...

New Jersey's Travel Advisory List Adds Four More States

NEW JERSEY - West Virginia has been added and Delaware, Ohio and Maryland have been re-added to New Jersey's travel advisory list, announced Governor Murphy.  Governor Murphy announced the added and re-added states during the Tuesday September 8 press conference.

Travelers who are coming from the following states and territories are being asked to self quarantine for 14 days: AL, ...

Outdoor Concert Today at Florham Park Gazebo

September 13, 2020

FLORHAM PARK, NJ - There is an outdoor concert today, Sunday September 13th at 2pm at the Forham Park Gazebo.

Live music will be played by Street Hassle.  Many members of the band currently live in and/or grew up in East Hanover and Florham Park and this is a great chance to show support to the local talent.

Social distancing and masks are required.

Gov. Murphy: Indoor Dining, Movie Theaters Open, No Smoking in Casinos, School Reopening Guidelines, and more

September 5, 2020

TRENTON, NJ — Marking the milestone of six months since the confirmation of the first coronavirus case in New Jersey, Gov. Phil Murphy kicked off the holiday weekend by signing an Executive Order to allow for the resumption of indoor dining, albeit at 25 percent capacity. The order also allows for movie theaters and other indoor entertainment businesses to open, limited to 25 percent ...

Dip Recipes Just in Time for Labor Day Courtesy of Morristown Hospital

September 7, 2020

With plenty of fresh-from-the farm fruits and vegetables around in the summer, dips are the way to go. Nutrition experts at Atlantic Health System offer two recipes below: one for veggies and the other for fruit. Grab a cooler or some ice, and you can take them both along to the pool or beach.

CREAM CHEESE MOUSSE GREEK DIP

The scallions and pepper might surprise you, but give this treat a ...

Summer Fun Continues: Lifeguarded Beaches Through September, at Select Locations at LBI

September 9, 2020

LONG BEACH ISLAND - A global pandemic couldn't stop people from enjoying the lovely beaches of Long Beach Island this summer.

Labor Day has passed but don't expect to summer to sizzle out too soon.  

There will be more people at LBI in September this year, primarily because there are many homeowners who will stay put on LBI and work remotely from home. 

Here is the ...

County to Host Hazardous Waste Drop-off Event in Parsippany

September 6, 2020

PARSIPPANY, NJ – A hazardous waste drop-off events will be held on Sept. 12 at the Public Safety Training Academy from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

SPECIAL COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS:

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, all participants dropping off household hazardous materials must wear face coverings, keep their vehicle windows closed, and stay in their vehicles for the duration of the event.

The MUA ...

Here's How to Report the Spotted Lanternfly if You See it

MORRISTOWN, NJ — As if 2020 hadn't already brought enough to worry about, an invasive pest may be moving into our area. The spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect known for its distinct pattern has been spotted in Springfield and confirmed by the township's department of public works, according to a post on the township website.

Another sighting was also confirmed in nearby ...

The History of Labor Day

September 7, 2020

Most of us think of Labor Day as the unofficial end of summer, but the Labor Day holiday was originally created to pay tribute to the contributions of the American worker.

Labor leaders of the late 19th century advocated for the holiday when the labor movement was already flourishing across U.S. industrial centers.

Credit for proposing the holiday has been given to either Peter J. McGuire, ...

Nine Charged With Using Stolen Identities & Fraudulently Obtained New Jersey Driver’s Licenses To Purchase & Finance Vehicles Worth Over $1.3 Million

September 14, 2020

TRENTON –Attorney General Gurbir S. Grewal today announced that nine individuals have been charged with conspiring to use stolen identities to obtain New Jersey digital driver’s licenses which they used to fraudulently purchase and finance motor vehicles and watercrafts worth more than $1.3 million at dealerships in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Connecticut, and ...

Pandemic Has Potential to Renew Demand for Suburban Housing in NJ, Land-Use Expert Says

September 11, 2020

Long-term slowdown in land development could be derailed by exodus to suburbs

This story was written and produced by NJ Spotlight. It is being republished under a special NJ News Commons content-sharing agreement related to COVID-19 coverage. To read more, visit njspotlight.com.

New data confirms that New Jersey has recently been using a lot less land for new development than it did 20 ...

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Scam Alert from the Florham Park Police

September 11, 2020

FLORHAM PARK, NJ - The Florham Park Police have issued a scam alert and they are seeking the public's help!

On or about 8/26/20, a resident was solicited at their home by a group offering to perform driveway and masonry work for them. They since have attempted to scam the homeowners out of an exorbitant amount of money.  These solicitors were not authorized and are part ...

Chilling Video Shows Four Gunmen Unleashing Hail of Bullets in New Brunswick

September 13, 2020

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – A chilling video shows four men emerging from a car with guns drawn and unleashing a hail of bullets that left two dead and six injured early Sunday morning.

In the video provided to TAPinto New Brunswick, the shooters can be seen emerging from the four-door sedan with hoods pulled down in front of their faces. They open fire in the direction of 32 Delafield Street, ...

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Tue, September 15, 8:30 AM

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Parsippany Blood Drive - Urgent Need!

Giving Back Health & Wellness

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International Theater Professional and Artistic Director Talks About Her Latest One-Woman Show

September 14, 2020

Artistic Director Brenda J. Lillie joined TAPintoTV's Brian Brodeur via Zoom video conference from Massachusetts where she discussed her international career in theater production and her latest one-woman show. 

Lillie started her professional career with a degree in Theater and Television Production from Emerson College in Boston. “For me, Emerson was a rock solid foundation to ...

Cedar Grove Waves Honors, Remembers, and Educates with Heartfelt 9-11 Tribute

CEDAR GROVE, NJ — Commemorating the 19th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, TAPintoTV takes a look back at our 2018 coverage of Cedar Grove Waves:

Cedar Grove Waves honors the victims of terrorism, remembers the lives lost, and educates students with a heartfelt 9-11 tribute on the front lawn of Cedar Grove High School.  

“I was a little over a year old when 9-11 ...

Renowned Bassist Mark Egan Releases New Duo Project "Electric Blue"

LITTLE FALLS, NJ -- TAPintoTV’s Brian Brodeur spoke with Grammy award-winning electric bassist Mark Egan about his latest recording, “Electric Blue,” a duo project with drummer Danny Gottlieb. The release highlights the five decades-long collaboration between these two highly-accomplished musicians. 

Mark Egan is widely known as one of the leading players of fretless ...

Morris County to Hold In-Person Ceremony to Honor Victims of 9/11

September 10, 2020

MORRISTOWN, NJ - Morris County residents are invited to join in the 19th observance of the September 11, 201 terrorist attacks against our nation. The observance will honor all those who died in the terrorist attacks of 9/11 in New York, Pennsylvania and at the Pentagon, with a special emphasis on the Morris County victims. The observance will take place on Sunday September 13. The ceremony ...

Obituaries

Beverly Jean (Charlton) Weimar, of Ship Bottom, and Florham Park, New Jersey passed away on March ...
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This Labor Day is Much Different than Last

September 7, 2020

Today is Labor Day, an American holiday where we celebrate the contributions of the American Workforce to Innovation industry and the economy. This year is different, just as it has been since March. Celebrations are different and many long-standing events in Traditions have been canceled all the way through the New Year. Labor Day traditionally marks the end of summer vacations and the return to ...

Becchi For Congress Introduces Bill of Rights for All Individuals with Disabilities

September 14, 2020

Candidate Rosemary Becchi Releases Policy Initiative Focused on Prioritizing the Disabled

Parsippany, NJ – Rosemary Becchi, Candidate for Congress (NJ-11) introduces its Bill of Rights for All Individuals with Disabilities policy initiative.

“While Washington politicians focus on partisan bickering and putting politics ahead of New Jersey families, our most vulnerable ...