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WOODLAND PARK, NJ - Cleaning out your closets this summer? The Beatrice Gilmore School Home & School Association is holding a fundraising clothing, shoes and household items collection on Saturday, Aug. 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the WP Boys & Girls Club parking lot, 8 Memorial Dr., Woodland Park. Place your gently used/unwanted items in tightly tied bags.

Accepted items include: ...

WOODLAND PARK, NJ - The West Paterson Boys & Girls Club announces that registration is open for fall soccer and cheerleading. 

Fall soccer registration will be held at the WP Boys & Girls Club on July 22 from 7 to 8 p.m. and July 24 from 12 to 1 p.m. You can also register online here. Registration is open to all Woodland Park boys and girls in Pre-K to eighth grade. There is ...

WEST CALDWELL, NJ -- Dr. Joseph DalBon of the New Jersey Center for Laser and Cosmetic Dentistry spoke with TAPintoTV to discuss a new painless laser oral treatment created to alleviate sleep apnea.

“Sleep apnea is a condition where the patient is waking up during the night and unable to breathe that can cause a number of serious health issues,” he said. Some of these health issues ...

WAYNE, NJ -- General Manager of Lincoln of Wayne, Peter Spina, Jr., spoke with TAPintoTV about the three kinds of electric vehicles in the automotive marketplace; Hybrid, PHEV, and BEV. 

Hybrid vehicles have gas and electric engines but no plug-in charging functionality. “The system charges itself through regenerative braking,” Spina explained. “It harnesses the kinetic ...

NEW JERSEY — For many who call the Garden State home, summer tastes like the first bite of a ripe, juicy Jersey tomato plucked fresh from a roadside farm stand or local farmers market.

But for every delicate tomato dripping with flavor we devour on the spot or place ever so carefully in our canvas bag to bring home from the market, we struggle to understand its secrets. What makes the ...

NEW JERSEY — Bakers in the Garden State who have been longing to make cookies, cakes and other baked treats from home and legally sell them for a profit are another step closer to achieving their goal.

The New Jersey Public Health Council recently approved the state Department of Health’s rule change to allow for the sale of home-baked goods and ...

WAYNE, NJ — The Wayne Police Department released a statement regarding a swastika that was painted on a sidewalk in Wayne and discovered early Monday.

The Nazi symbol was spray-painted sloppily in blue, approximately six or seven inches across on “the pavement of Audubon Parkway,” according to Detective Captain Dan Daly, the Wayne PD Public Information Officer.

“A ...

PATERSON, NJ — Though cannabis and cryptocurrency have dominated the news cycle throughout 2021, they would appear, to the common eye, to lack a natural intersection. But diamond-certified rapper, Paterson native, and marijuana enthusiast Fetty Wap is looking to merge two of the year’s biggest trends through his partnership with a new mobile game.

In an interview with TAPinto ...

NEW JERSEY -- A new study by WalletHub ranks New Jersey as the Best State to Live In.

The annual listing gave the Garden State high ranks for safety, education and healthcare, and quality of life. It ranked 49th in affordability, however.

New Jersey edged Massachusetts for the top spot, while neighboring New York came in third. New Mexico was rated the worst state. 

“You ...

PRINCETON, NJ - Princeton University’s proposed 666,000 square foot Environmental Studies and School of Engineering and Applied Science (ES+SEAS) complex is on a somewhat unexpected summer vacation, due in large part of a torrent of criticism toward the project unleashed by a succession of residents at two consecutive meetings of the Planning Board. When the July 8 meeting reached 11 p.m.