By LEAH SCALZADONNA
May 19, 2017ELIZABETH, NJ – The Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders voted not to approve mountain biking trails proposed in the Watchung Reservation Master Plan at Thursday night’s meeting. The passing of Resolution 2017-412 effectively put an end to a months-long debate by county residents about the merits and hazards of creating mountain biking trails in the Watchung ...
By DANIELLE SANTOLA
May 22, 2017WEST ORANGE, NJ – The family, friends, teachers and teammates of Brendan Tevlin (Class of 2013) and Billy Zimmerman (Class of 2011) gathered at the Seton Hall Preparatory School’s (SHP) Kelly Athletic Complex on Saturday as the high school officially dedicated the Brendan Patrick Tevlin ’13 Memorial Field and Billy Zimmermann ’11 Scoreboard.
The ceremony marked a ...
By LEONA M SEUFERT
May 23, 2017Church of the Assumption’s annual St. Anthony Italian Family Feast returns for its 17th year! Once again it will be four days of faith, fun, family and friends, packed full of delicious homemade cooking, an Italian style Café, food vendors, a beer & wine garden, non-stop entertainment and music, amusements, and games, plus exciting rides. Sun ...
By BETH MORONEY
Together: A Journey for Survival by Ann S. Arnold (Avalerion Books, 20160)
At the March meeting of the New Jersey Commission on the Holocaust, Mark Schonwetter, a survivor of the horrors of the 1930s and 40s, and his daughter, Ann S. Arnold, introduced the Commission to Ann's publication of her father's story, Together: A Journey for Survival. Arnold explained that she wanted ...
By LIZ KEILL
MADISON, NJ – “The Merchant of Venice” has plenty to say about prejudice, suspision, money and cruelty.
Yet it has redeeming features as well, with Portia’s “quality of mercy” speech and Shylock’s insistence that Jews are individuals with feelings, thoughts and emotions as much as any other man or woman.
Director Robert Cuccioli has gathered ...
