LIVINGSTON, NJ — Rising Livingston High School senior Philippe Jallow was recently sworn in as the student representative on the Livingston Board of Education for the 2018-19 school year.

Philippe says that his decision to run for this position was fueled by a desire to represent his classmates and make sure that their voices and interests are heard by school leaders.

“I wanted ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Parents of infants through preschoolers are invited to a July 28 open house at the West Essex YMCA’s Peanut Shell Early Learning Center from 9 a.m. to noon.

The state-licensed Peanut Shell provides full-and part-time childcare for families in Livingston, West Orange, Roseland, the Caldwells and surrounding communities. It is the only childcare center in ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ - The newest program at Estelle Finkel Center for Learning gives teens the tools to thrive in high school, college, and beyond.

The center, located at 125 West Mt. Pleasant Avenue in Livingston, offers the Academic Life Coaching Program, which consists of 32 concepts delivered in 10 individual sessions that have been tested and refined over the past seven years to achieve ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Two new officers, two police chaplains and four auxiliary officers were sworn into the Livingston Police Department (LPD) on Monday during a swearing-in ceremony led by Acting Chief Gary Marschuetz at the Livingston Township Council meeting.

Many LPD members came to support their new brothers as they received their badges and swore to “faithfully, impartially ...

WEST ORANGE – A West Orange man was stabbed Sunday evening during an attack in The Valley section of the township, according to officials.

Police were called the 300 block of Valley Road around 5:45 p.m. on a report of an aggravated assault. The 28-year-old victim was stabbed during an attack by a group of individuals who later fled the scene, according to township spokeswoman Susan ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Following recent complaints from Livingston residents that some individuals with permits for door-to-door sales have misrepresented themselves as township employees, the township has provided information regarding these individuals.

According to the township, some businesses apply for and receive a license to sell products or services by going door-to-door within the ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Youth volunteers from Livingston are receiving national attention through Nickelodeon’s HALO Movement, which encourages young people to use their passion and creativity to help those in need.

Every year, Nickelodeon teams up with its long-standing partner Key Club International to share the stories of kids throughout the country who are “Helping And Leading ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — As part of a local professional clothing donation drive, 23 boxes of new and gently used work-appropriate clothing were recently donated to the National Council for Jewish Women (NCJW)/Essex Career Closet, located in Livingston.

“The Career Closet outfits nearly 200 women each year with work-appropriate clothing," said Livingston resident Sue Wasserman, ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ – The Jewish Community Housing Corporation of Metropolitan New Jersey (JCHC) recently held its board of trustees annual dinner at Crystal Plaza in Livingston, where Sheila Oliver, lieutenant governor of New Jersey, spoke to the approximately 130 guests, including staff, board members, sponsors and residents about how the West Orange-based nonprofit is “Building Bridges ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Concern about the increased use of electronic cigarettes and other vapor products was among the reasons why the Livingston Township Council adopted an ordinance prohibiting “vape shops,” or any establishment that primarily sells “electronic devices, liquid nicotine or vapor products,” in the township’s retail commercial zones. In ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ – The Jewish Community Housing Corporation of Metropolitan New Jersey (JCHC) recently held its board of trustees annual dinner at Crystal Plaza in Livingston, where Sheila Oliver, lieutenant governor of New Jersey, spoke to the approximately 130 guests, including staff, board members, sponsors and residents about how the West Orange-based nonprofit is “Building Bridges ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Concern about the increased use of electronic cigarettes and other vapor products was among the reasons why the Livingston Township Council adopted an ordinance prohibiting “vape shops,” or any establishment that primarily sells “electronic devices, liquid nicotine or vapor products,” in the township’s retail commercial zones. In ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Levine, Jacobs & Company, LLC, was recently honored as one of New Jersey’s "Champions of Good Works" by Commerce magazine and Commerce & Industry Association of New Jersey (CIANJ).

The Livingston-based accounting firm, was selected for its 2017 "Food Drive" initiative, which supports two local food pantries: ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — When Steven and Georgia Solotoff purchased a PIP franchise in 1990, they looked forward to building a great business and maybe selling it one day.

But they never dreamed that some two decades later, their daughter Jodi would be the one to buy it. After all, most second-generation owners grow up in the business.

“I must admit I had no interest in printing ...

MORRISTOWN, NJ — An upcoming fine art exhibit presented by the Northern New Jersey art group Partners in Paint (PiP) will include the work of Livingston resident John Wolff, an award-winning artist whose watercolor piece entitled “The Norseman” is pictured above.

The exhibit, located at the Art Upstairs Gallery of the MAYO Performing Arts Center in Morristown, ...

MILLBURN, NJ — Jayden Declet, Brooke Lelia and Jonah Ruderman of Livingston were recently selected by Mark Hoebee, Paper Mill Playhouse producing artistic director and recipient of the 2016 Tony Award for Regional Theatre, to participate in the Paper Mill’s prestigious Summer Musical Theatre Conservatory for 2018. 

This honor puts the three teens in the ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ – Although heat, humidity and gray skies loomed over the Livingston Oval for the township’s 82nd annual 4th of July Celebration, the rain held off, making it possible for thousands of area residents to enjoy the day and experience the dazzling 20-minute fireworks display that capped off a jam-packed day of sponsored events.

Drone video provided by Sheryl Starr, ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Parents of infants through preschoolers are invited to a July 28 open house at the West Essex YMCA’s Peanut Shell Early Learning Center from 9 a.m. to noon.

The state-licensed Peanut Shell provides full-and part-time childcare for families in Livingston, West Orange, Roseland, the Caldwells and surrounding communities. It is the only childcare center in ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — Concern about the increased use of electronic cigarettes and other vapor products was among the reasons why the Livingston Township Council adopted an ordinance prohibiting “vape shops,” or any establishment that primarily sells “electronic devices, liquid nicotine or vapor products,” in the township’s retail commercial zones. In ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — In case you missed it, check out the top 10 stories from June 2018 on TAPinto Livingston, based on pageviews.

1. Stolen Vehicle Causes Road Closure on Mt. Pleasant Avenue

2. Mezza Mediterranean BYOB Restaurant Opens at Livingston Circle

3. See Photos From the 2018 Livingston High School Senior Prom

4. Illustrious Livingston Alumni Visit High School English ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — In case you missed it, take a look at how the Township of Livingston closed out the month of June in 2016 by clicking on the headlines below:

Livingston Native Brett Altman Releases First Single Through Sony Music

Undefeated Cardona Heads List of Livingston All-SEC Baseball Stars

Men’s Shul Softball League Unites in Livingston to Support Parkland ...

ROSELAND, NJ – The public can experience the “Butterfly Tent Safari” at the Essex County Environmental Center. The Butterfly Tent Safari is an interactive display where visitors can observe hundreds of butterflies while walking through a tent. It will be held as ...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — After many years of being concerned with township trees that die without being replaced, lifelong Livingston resident Stacy Santola, brother of former mayor Stephen Santola, has volunteered to become Livingston’s new “Tree Czar.” His overall mission to is to utilize the existing tree fund to fill spaces left empty by the removal of dead shrubbery, and ...