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Randolph Girls Lacrosse Looks To Keep Winning Ways Going Under New Coach in 2023

March 30, 2023

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Randolph girls lacrosse team is coming off a stellar campaign in which they went 7-0 in league play and 16-4 overall in 2022.  While they lost some key firepower on offense as well as their three-year starter in goal, they will still return 14 varsity members who are seasoned and ready to keep the winning going.

“Over the past two years, we have continued to grow ...

Randolph 2023 Annual Spring Branch Collection

The township will be conducting the annual spring branch collection beginning the week of April 17, 2023. All branches need to be placed curbside by this date as it will be a ONE TIME ONLY pick up. No return trips will be made. This collection usually takes four weeks to complete.

Branch collection is limited to ONE LOAD per property owner, approximately four cubic ...

Things to Do in and Around Morristown This Weekend; March 31 - April 2

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - So much happening this weekend! Easter Egg Hunts, live music, crafts and a market. What will you choose to do? Have a great weekend!

Friday March 31

Madison's Shelly the Easter Egg begins in Madison; store hours

Live music at Grace Church in Madison; 12:15pm

Spring CraftMorristown; Morristown Armory; 4pm - 8pm

Live Music with Merynda Adams and John Romeri; ...

Fernbrook Wins 1st Place out of 18 Schools at NJIT Pre-College STEM Competition

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Green Team Club at Fernbrook Elementary was selected to participate in a Pre-College STEM Challenge at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. The club of 4th and 5th grade students were given seven weeks to use technology to address an environmental concern in their school community. Using a Micro:bit, an easily programmable pocket-sized computer, the students were able to ...

Fernbrook Wins 1st Place out of 18 Schools at NJIT Pre-College STEM Competition

March 30, 2023

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Green Team Club at Fernbrook Elementary was selected to participate in a Pre-College STEM Challenge at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. The club of 4th and 5th grade students were given seven weeks to use technology to address an environmental concern in their school community. Using a Micro:bit, an easily programmable pocket-sized computer, the students were able to ...

In-Person Program Invites Students and Families to Go Big on Campus

Randolph, NJ:  County College of Morris (CCM) will be holding two open houses, packed with informative and engaging sessions and activities, this April to learn more about the college and its on-campus and online offerings.  

An in-person Spring Open House will be held on Saturday, April 15, from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with three convenient starting sessions at 9, 10 and 11 ...

Randolph Speech and Debate Team Wins Rounds at National Harvard Tournament

RANDOLPH, NJ- Despite fierce competition, the RHS Speech and Debate Team won multiple rounds at the 2023 National Speech and Debate Tournament, held at Harvard University, from Feb. 17 to 20.

Thousands of students from 425 schools competed for only six winning slots in each event. Competitors came from all over the country, including as far away as Alaska, to speak and debate on the Harvard ...

Things to Do in and Around Morristown This Weekend; March 31 - April 2

March 30, 2023

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - So much happening this weekend! Easter Egg Hunts, live music, crafts and a market. What will you choose to do? Have a great weekend!

Friday March 31

Madison's Shelly the Easter Egg begins in Madison; store hours

Live music at Grace Church in Madison; 12:15pm

Spring CraftMorristown; Morristown Armory; 4pm - 8pm

Live Music with Merynda Adams and John Romeri; ...

Things to Do in Morristown This Weekend; March 24 - March 26

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - It's time for some fun! Here's what's happening in and around town this weekend. 

Friday March 24

NJ Makers Day; Morris County Library; 10am - 4pm

Madison's Shelly the Easter Egg begins in Madison; store hours

Free Prom Formal Wear Give Away; Marion Sally Recreation Center in Morristown; 2pm - 5pm

Wild Animals: Skunks; Great Swamp in ...

Bands of Randolph Jazz Ensembles Present Lively Annual Jazz Coffeehouse Concert

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Bands of Randolph Jazz Ensembles, featuring student musicians from both Randolph Middle School and Randolph High School, presented their annual Jazz Coffeehouse concert at the high school on Wednesday, Feb. 22.

“The evening itself is unique as it draws an audience from all over the area, not just family,” said RHS Jazz Band Director David Miller “[This ...

CCM Executive VP Karen VanDerhoof Named a Finance Leader in New Jersey

March 23, 2023

Randolph, NJ: County College of Morris (CCM) is proud to announce that its Executive Vice President of Business & Finance, Karen VanDerhoof, is being recognized as a 2023 Leader in Finance by NJBIZ.

The NJBIZ awards program celebrates New Jersey’s financial executives who contribute to the success of their organizations as well as their community. NJBIZ plans to ...

Randolph Girls Lacrosse Looks To Keep Winning Ways Going Under New Coach in 2023

March 30, 2023

RANDOLPH, NJ- The Randolph girls lacrosse team is coming off a stellar campaign in which they went 7-0 in league play and 16-4 overall in 2022.  While they lost some key firepower on offense as well as their three-year starter in goal, they will still return 14 varsity members who are seasoned and ready to keep the winning going.

“Over the past two years, we have continued to grow ...

Randolph Boys Volleyball Looks to Continue Success; Has Big Shoes to Fill in 2023

RANDOLPH, NJ- Entering just their third year as an official varsity program, the Randolph boys’ volleyball team already has big shoes to fill following two seasons that saw key milestones and lots of success.

The program began with a club season in 2019, followed by a Covid-Pandemic canceled 2020 season.  The first official varsity season in 2021 saw a winning record of 9-8 and a ...

Randolph Resident Patrick Glory Reaches the Promised Land - NCAA Wrestling Champion at 125 Lbs.

TULSA, OK- The path an individual must dedicate themselves to in order to reach the heights of becoming a National Champion in NCAA Division I wrestling is indisputably one of the most mentally and physically grueling roads to travel.  On Saturday, March 18, Randolph resident and Princeton University star wrestler Patrick Glory joined the small, elite ...

Morris County Clerk Notifies Unaffiliated Voters of Law Change

March 29, 2023

MORRISTOWN, NJ - The Morris County Clerk's Office is making residents of Morris County aware of a recent election law change regarding unaffiliated voters.

The change in law, N.J.S.A 19:23-45, states that unaffiliated voters who automatically receive a mail-in ballot for all future elections will not receive a mail-in ballot for the Primary Election. Voters must affiliate themselves ...

Free Tree Seedlings Offered to Morris County Residents

March 27, 2023

MORRISTOWN, NJ - Free tree seedlings will be available to residents as part of the New Jersey Forest Service’s Tree Recovery Campaign, a program focused on helping communities replace trees damaged or destroyed by severe storms.

Free tree seedlings will be available at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum, Scherer Pavilion on April 22 from 9am - 4pm. Morris Township Residents can ...

Hillary Clinton Speaks During Women's History Month Celebration; Five NJ Women Celebrated

March 28, 2023

MONTCLAIR, NJ - On the last weekend of Women’s History Month 2023, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez hosted the 12th Annual Evangelina Menendez Women's History Month Celebration at Montclair State University, named for the senator’s late mother.  The event featured former Secretary of State and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton as the keynote speaker, and ...

Scholarship Fund Honors Slain Roxbury Mom and Son

ROXBURY, NJ – (Updated 3:03 p.m.) A new scholarship fund has been created in memory of Succasunna resident Kellie Ventricelli and her son, Anthony, killed March 7 by husband and father Peter Ventricelli.

The goal of the GoFundMe effort, created by friends of Kellie Ventricelli, is “to help Roxbury High School students on their career journey to technical vocational school, ...

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month; Atlantic Health Wants You to Know the Facts About Concussions

March 25, 2023

MORRISTOWN, NJ - March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Head injuries can occur at any age, anywhere, and anytime, according to Atlantic Health System. One study shows that nearly 1 in 4 Americans report having had a concussion at some point in their lives -- so it’s important to take brain injuries seriously, said hospital officials.

“Mild traumatic brain injury, also ...

The HOPE ONE Van Will Be in Morristown/ Morris Plains Area in Late March

MORRISTOWN, NJ -  The HOPE ONE van will be at the following locations throughout March.

 

March 20 - Morristown Green; 10am - 2pm
March 21- County College of Morris; 11am - 2pm
March 22- Rockaway Mall; 10am - 2pm
March 23 - County College of Morris; 11am - 12:15pm
March 23 - First Reformed Church 236 Washington Avenue Boonton; 3:30pm - 5pm
March 24 - Chester Library; ...

Randolph 2023 Annual Spring Branch Collection

March 30, 2023

The township will be conducting the annual spring branch collection beginning the week of April 17, 2023. All branches need to be placed curbside by this date as it will be a ONE TIME ONLY pick up. No return trips will be made. This collection usually takes four weeks to complete.

Branch collection is limited to ONE LOAD per property owner, approximately four cubic ...

Late Winter Tent Caterpillar Management for Your Garden

RANDOLPH, NJ - Start this year’s tree pest management with a stroll through the landscape. As you enjoy the scenery, be sure to look for any unwelcome pests that may be overwintering on the twigs of trees. 

Look for and remove egg masses of tent caterpillars now through spring. These clusters of eggs look like shiny blobs of mud surrounding the twigs. Each egg mass contains hundreds ...

Drug Charges for Randolph Driver Accused of Following Another Motorist in Denville

March 25, 2023

DENVILLE, NJ - After being pulled over Tuesday in Denville, due to a complaint that he was following another driver, a 62-year-old Randolph man was charged with nine offenses including driving while under the influence of drugs, according to police.

The man, Paul C. Ruck, was stopped at about 12:29 a.m. in the Gardner Field parking lot after Denville police received "a ...

Prison for Thief Busted by Roxbury Cop During Carjack Attempt in Randolph

March 21, 2023

ROXBURY, NJ – An East Orange man who last year stole a car in Mount Olive, threatened to rob a bank and then attempted a second carjacking in Randolph before being arrested by a Roxbury patrolman is heading to prison.

The man, Howard Parks, 55, was sentenced March 17 by state Superior Court Judge Ralph Amirata after pleading guilty to three counts of second-degree robbery, said ...

RHS Students Conduct Mock Trials at Morris County Courthouse

RANDOLPH, NJ- Randolph High School English teacher Stephanie Jennis, Criminal Justice teacher Justin Matyas, the mock trial club, and all criminal justice students visited the Morris County Courthouse where they conducted immersive in-person mock trials. In preparation for their cases, the students were tasked with assembling prosecution and defense teams, selecting grand juries, organizing ...

It’s Not Too Late to Capitalize on a Historic Market

February 27, 2023

While most real estate professionals are in agreement that the market has cooled from its white-hot levels we experienced in the past 2 years, it is certainly not too late for sellers to capitalize on the best sellers’ market we have seen in a generation. The market has remained strong in spite of steady downward pressure as the US recovers from the effects of the Covid-19 Pandemic, fights ...

Taking Care of Yourself While Taking Care of Others

Around the world, women take care of other people. It’s a natural human expression of love that can be a source of great joy – and a source of exhaustion and stress over time. Although men are taking on more caregiving for children and family, women still handle the majority of childcare, elder care, and informal care to spouses, parents, in-laws, friends, and neighbors.

So, if ...

2023 ‘Randolph Reminisces’ Programs and Pathways Tour at The Randolph Museum

March 23, 2023

April 24, 2023 - Sylvia Rubens. Sylvia shares her life story as a Randolphian and especially the wonderful history of her father who was a physician, from holding office hours to making house calls for residents needing medical assistance. 7 pm

May 7, 2023 “Pathways of History Tour” 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

June 5, 2023 - Pat Briant for Millbrook Methodist Church ca.

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Sat, April 01
11:00 AM — 03:30 PM

The Delaware River Railroad Excursions, Phillipsburg

The Easter Bunny Train Ride and Easter ...

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Tue, April 04
10:00 AM — 02:00 PM

Saint Clare's Health

On-The-Spot Tuesdays Hiring Event

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RHS Teacher Receives her Doctorate in Education, Culture, and Society

March 27, 2023

RANDOLPH, NJ- Randolph High School teacher Grace Escamilla has always wanted to become a teacher. Her mother, who is her best friend and role model, was a high school English teacher which instilled in her a love for the subject and the impact of books. When she graduated from high school, she attended Emory University where she received her Bachelor of Arts in English and Educational Studies.

Randolph High School Teacher and Senior Recognized by the National Center for Women and Information Technology

RANDOLPH, NJ- The National Center for Women & Information Technology (NCWIT) is the farthest-reaching network of change leaders focused on advancing innovation by correcting underrepresentation in computing. Randolph High School Computer Science Teacher Matthew Horner was given the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing New Jersey Educator Award Honorable Mention which identifies exemplary ...

Delbarton Grad Anthony Volpe to Start Opening Day for Yankees

March 29, 2023

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Where will you be at 1:05 pm Thursday? When the New York Yankees take the mound on Opening day Thursday, all eyes  will be looking for number 77, Delbarton's own Anthony Volpe. At 21 years old, he is one of the youngest position players to ever make the team's Opening Day roster, and the youngest starting shortstop since Derek Jeter debuted in ...

CCM Visual Arts, Animation, Design and Photography Students Display Their Work Featuring the Best of the Best

March 29, 2023

Randolph, NJ: The Art Gallery at County College of Morris (CCM) this spring will be offering up the best of the best from the works produced by Visual Arts, Animation, Design and Photography students at the college.

Two Portfolio Class exhibitions have been organized for Art Gallery visitors to explore the creative works of students at the college. The first, the Visual Arts & ...

2023 Election Policies

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Saint Clare’s Health Celebrates Women’s History Month

We are proud to honor the women who have paved the way for Saint Clare's present and future.

 

Stanley B. Fiel, M.D., Named Chief Medical Officer of Morristown Medical Center

MARCH 21, 2023, MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Stanley Fiel, MD, FACP, FCCP, has been named Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of Atlantic Health System’s Morristown Medical Center, ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the #1 hospital in New Jersey for five consecutive years. Dr. Fiel has served as interim CMO since May 2022.

“We are honored that Dr. Fiel will continue to play ...

Pink's Pharmacy To Close It's Doors After 45 Years

RANDOLPH, NJ-At the close of business, March 23rd 2023, all prescriptions, available refills and patient records of Pink’s Pharmacy will be transferred to Savon Pharmacy at the ACME supermarket; 690 Millbrook Ave, Randolph NJ ph 973-895-2694 fx (973)895-3419.

"After 45 years, Pink’s Pharmacy of Randolph NJ will be closing our doors. We have truly loved being a part of your ...

Mouth Guards for Spring Sports

As you gear up for your kids spring sports to begin, make sure your child is equipped with a mouth guard.  At Pediatric Dental Associates of Randolph, Dr. Matt recommends the very affordable boil and bite kind readily available at any sporting goods store.  “These are ideal for younger kids whose mouths are still growing and may therefore require a new one fitted each ...

Taking Care of Yourself While Taking Care of Others

Around the world, women take care of other people. It’s a natural human expression of love that can be a source of great joy – and a source of exhaustion and stress over time. Although men are taking on more caregiving for children and family, women still handle the majority of childcare, elder care, and informal care to spouses, parents, in-laws, friends, and neighbors.

So, if ...

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TAPinto Journalists Recognized for Excellence by The Center for Cooperative Media

ISELIN, NJ — TAPinto journalists were recently honored by The Center for Cooperative Media with NJ News Commons Excellence in NJ Local News Awards.

"Thank you to the Center For Cooperative Media for recognizing the outstanding local journalism being produced here in New Jersey," TAPinto Founder and CEO Michael Shapiro said. "Congratulations to all the winners including our ...