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Morristown Baseball Knocks Out North Hunterdon; 4-3 in the North Jersey, Group 4 Semifinal; The Colonials Head to Toms River for State Finals
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June 7, 2016 at 8:18 PM
By ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM
On this week’s AtlantiCast, an internationally recognized orthopedic oncologist takes a leadership role at Atlantic Health System, see the newest weapon in the fight against HPV-related cancers, Atlantic Health System leads the Castle Connolly / Inside Jersey Rankings, and much more!
By DAVID ROSTAN, ESQ.
According to studies, as many as one in ten persons of working age in the United States have at least one disability. As a result of a disability or illness, most of us will need to take extended leave during the course of a career. If you or someone you know suffers from a disability or illness and needs to take time off from work, here are some important things to know:
Leave Can ...
By TAPINTO MORRISTOWN STAFF
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Do you have questions about grooming your dog? The Morris Animal Inn is hosting a Live Question and Answer Session on Wednesday February 28 at 11:30am. Tune in to have all your questions answered by Morris Animal Inn's Grooming Manager, Jayanne.
Morris Animal Inn offers:
Bath, brush out, ear cleaning and nail trim package
Haircut to your specifications
Healthy ...
By TAPINTO MORRISTOWN STAFF
April 18, 2018MORRISTOWN, NJ - The Town of Morristown will hold its annual Spring Cleanup, this Saturday April 21. Branches and trash that typically accumulate in bushes, parks and along roads and walkways over the winter is more pervasive than usual this year.
The Morristown Beautiful and Morristown Clean Communities are co-sponsoring this year's Spring Clean-Up which will be held on Saturday, ...
BEDMINSTER NJ - The Junior League of Morristown is proud to present the 17th Annual Lunch with the Authors fundraising event May 4, 2018. The longest running event of its kind in New Jersey includes a panel discussion, book signing, and delicious luncheon featuring nationally acclaimed authors.
Lunch with the Authors has not only been a literary celebration featuring some of the ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - The Morristown & Morris Township Library has lots of events going on in the month of April. Scroll down to find one for you!
Thursday, April 05
7:00 PM
Three Civil War Generals from Morristown
Disgraced generals and court martials. Bungled orders. Sensational newspaper stories. Political machinations. Insanity and institutions. Idealism and bureaucracy.
By TAPINTO MORRISTOWN CONTRIBUTOR
April 16, 2018MORRISTOWN, NJ - The Folk Project will present a special concert featuring Doolin’ on Friday, April 20, 2018 at 7:30 PM. The concert will be held at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road in Morristown, NJ. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $20 at www.FolkProject.org or at the door for $25.
Doolin’ is France’s ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - A free talk on plant based eating will take place at the Morristown & Morris Township Library on Tuesday April 24 at 7pm. Marisa Sweeney, RDN and Co-founder of New Jersey VegFest will lead the discussion which will offer helpful tips for healthy eating.
The presentation will be geared towards people interested in making the jump to veganism as well as those ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ. - Starting on April 11 through May 23, the September 11th National Memorial Trail Alliance will be hosting and riding in the first-ever complete bike ride along the trail, connecting the three 9/11 memorial locations, the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Flight 93 Memorial.
The community is invited to attend the ceremony on Tuesday, April 24 at 4:30 ...
By TAPINTO MORRISTOWN STAFF
April 16, 2018MORRISTOWN, NJ - A cat has been missing from the Morristown area since last week and the owner is asking residents to keep an eye out for him
Jack, is a black and grey short haired tabby cat that is shy but very friendly, stated his owner. He is an indoor cat, without a collar, that has been missing from the house, in the area of Woodland Avenue And Albert ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ. - On Saturday, April 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., experience a day in the life of Irish farm workers and servants who worked for the Foster family at Fosterfields Living Historical Farm in Morris Township.
During the 19th century, America became a melting pot of diverse cultures that immigrated to this country. The Irish were among those who came in search of new ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Kings Food Markets is continuing its fight against hunger by once again partnering with Grow It Green Morristown, a nonprofit focused on making fresh, local food and outdoor spaces accessible for all. Kings has been a supporter of Grow It Green for several years and is renewing their commitment to assist the organization with collaborative projects centered on hunger relief ...
By CORA HARTSHORN ARBORETUM
April 17, 2018The Cora Hartshorn Arboretum is now accepting applications for Cora's Conservation Corps Teen Volunteer Program.
Cora’s Conservation Corps is a service-based program where teens participate in four major activities: environmental education, forest conservation, citizen science, and volunteerism. Through these activities, individuals develop leadership skills, fine-tune public ...
RANDOLPH, NJ – The Alex DeCroce Media Center at County College of Morris (CCM) is now airing a new series of programs titled “Spotlight: Morris County” on Morris Educational Television (METV).
Each 30-minute episode will be aired on METV Channels 40 and 77 on Mondays first at 9 a.m., then at 3 p.m. and again at 9 p.m.
Professor Julian Costa, ...
NEW YORK, NY - The National Weather Service predicts a possibility for snow on Tuesday with little to no accumulation.
Monday will remain chilly with light breezes making it feel colder than it actually is.
Tonight, a mixture of snow and rain is expected to hit the area around midnight and continue through the early morning hours. Rain is expected to follow. Tuesday temperatures ...
By NICK HAWKINS
April 17, 2018MADISON, NJ – Cold temperatures and high winds did not do the “Save The Historic Madison Theater” community rally any favors.
Despite the gray and rainy weather, dozens of people were on hand Sunday afternoon on the steps of the Hartley Dodge Memorial Building for the “Save the Historic Madison Theater” community rally, showing their support for the historic ...
By DANIELA GONZALEZ
April 18, 2018UNION COUNTY, NJ - Triggered by the Parkland High school shooting in Florida this past February, New Jersey high school students and public officials, including members of Governor Murphy’s administration, gathered together at Kean Universities roundtable to discuss the ongoing gun violence issue in their communities and in the United States.
The event was hosted by the Lesniak Institute ...
By JOANNA HAYDEN, PHD, CHES
Researchers aiming to identify lifestyle factors related to weight management followed more than 4,500 young adults (average age 24) for ten years. At the end of the study period, 77% of the men and 72% of the women had gained weight. The lifestyle factors associated with no weight gain among the remaining 23% of the men and 28% of women were regular eating patterns (not skipping meals) and no ...
By LYNN GARAFOLA
Over the next five years, home prices are expected to appreciate, on average, by 3.6% per year and to grow by 18.2% cumulatively, according to Pulsenomics’ most recent Home Price Expectation Survey. Team Nest Builder wants you to understand what that means for homeowners and their equity positions.
As an example, let’s assume a young couple purchased and closed on a $250,000 home ...
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.
By LIZ KEILL
‘Crowns’ honors African-American culture and traditions
By Liz Keill
PRINCETON, NJ – The musical “Crowns” at McCarter Theatre is a tribute to the women who wore fancy hats (and unquenchable spirit) to African American churches on Sundays. It spans the changing times, from African rituals to slavery to today’s rebellion and determination. A quote ...
By LAURIE BEACHAM
April 14, 2018Don’t Complain; Vote!
It’s no secret that people have strong feelings about what’s happening in our country. It’s also true that much of politics is local. In November, NJ-11th District residents will have the opportunity to choose a new congressional representative who will not only serve as a critical check on the federal level, but also determine how our distract ...
By KAVITA KEWALRAMANI, MD, MPH
April 6, 2018Obesity is at epidemic proportions in the United States and in other developed and developing countries. The prevalence of obesity is increasing not only in adults, but also in children and adolescents. We all know that obesity is a significant risk factor for various chronic illnesses, most importantly heart disease and diabetes, but also cancer and osteoarthritis, liver and kidney disease, ...
Dan Falkner and Mark Gyorfy submitted their petitions to run for Morris Township Committee with the endorsements of the Morris County and Morris Township Democratic Committees. Falkner, a Navy veteran and former investment banker, and Gyorfy, a volunteer firefighter and former congressional staffer, intend to bring their public service experience to Morris Township’s governing body to ...
“The Smart, Conservative Choice for Morris County”
Incumbent Cesaro and Mendham Borough resident, Aura Dunn will run together for the Republican Primary on June 5, 2018.
Both candidates hold advanced degrees and have a combined 40 years in public service. Cesaro, with a law degree from Quinnipiac University and Dunn, a Master of Public Administration from the George ...
Thu, April 19
Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, Bernardsville
Thu, April 19, 6:00 PM
The Park Savoy, Florham Park
Arts & Entertainment Food & Drink Giving Back Government Law & Justice
By MORRIS COUNTY PARK POLICE
April 9, 20183/26: ARREST FOR WARRANT: Officers executed a motor-vehicle stop for a moving violation in Morristown. An investigation revealed Young W. Lee, age 55, of Palisades Park, to have a warrant for failure to appear in Ridgefield Borough Municipal Court. He was able to post the required bail and was released with a new court date pending.
3/26: ARREST FOR NARCOTICS/D.W.I.: Officers executed a ...
By KATHLEEN BRUNET EAGAN
April 18, 2018RANDOLPH, NJ – County College of Morris (CCM) announced on Monday, April 16, that it has received an historic gift of $976,000 from the Estate of Dominic and Catherine Bencivenga, bringing the family’s total giving to the college to more than $1 million. This gift, given in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Bencivenga’s children, Gary and Cathy Jo Bencivenga, is directed to providing ...