By RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP
June 2, 2020RANDOLPH ,NJ- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Randolph Township Council has scheduled a special meeting for the purpose of considering a resolution denouncing bigotry, racism and discrimination.
This meeting will take place on June 4, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. and will be held remotely via Zoom and action will be taken. The public will have the ability to attend and provide comment during the ...
By MORRIS COUNTY GOVERNMENT
June 2, 2020MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - As the COVID-19 pandemic has taken lives and created economic chaos, it has created great stress on the mental health of many of our residents — an issue that will be part of the focus of the “Break the Stigma Virtual Music and Community Dinner” planned for all Morris County residents on Wednesday June 10.
The virtual event will featuring more than a ...
By CHRIS MANDERIOLI
May 24, 2020RANDOLPH, NJ- In an unexpected turn of events - the Bugler played “Taps” in honor of him this Memorial Day Weekend.
Randolph lost one of its finest this past Wednesday, May 20, when the face of the Township’s VFW Post 7333, Jack Sassaman, passed away unexpectedly at his home.
At all the Randolph VFW ceremonies for our nations patriotic holidays, Sassaman was always the man ...
By JOSHUA WEINER
June 2, 2020(On June 2, 2020, Joshua Weiner, David Timpanaro and Jeanette Hernandez submitted the following letter to the Randolph Township Council)
Dear Township Council:
I write on behalf of myself, David Timpanaro and Jeanette Hernandez and our campaign for Randolph Township Council.
As you undoubtedly have recognized, this community has ...
By CHRISTINE CAREY
May 26, 2020It has been almost 10 weeks since Governor Murphy issued a stay-at-home order and closed all non-essential businesses in New Jersey. Since that time, over 11,000 NJ residents and almost 100,000 Americans have died from COVID-19 infections. The stark reality of these numbers is startling.
However, on the positive side it appears that our strict adherence to social distancing and ...
By FRED J. AUN
June 2, 2020ROXBURY, NJ – Monique Ferguson, of Wharton, warned her son and husband they really shouldn’t be out on the Landing Park athletic field to practice the boy’s football throws.
It was Saturday. The weather was beautiful. But the field was closed.
Justin, 16, is the varsity quarterback at his high school in New York City, and he needed a place to throw some long spirals to his ...
By LORE REINHART
May 21, 2020Crafters and would-be crafters will LOVE Creativebug!
Creativebug has thousands of award-winning arts & crafts video classes taught by recognized design experts and artists.
Visit www.randolphnj.org/library to take advantage of this wonderful resource. You will need a Randolph Library card. If you don't have one or need help, call us at 973-895-3556 Monday through ...
Sat, June 13, 9:00 AM
Morris County Public Safety Training Academy, Morristown
By MATTHEW PFOUTS, RANDOLPH TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS
May 29, 2020RANDOLPH, NJ- Ethan Humphrey is entering his last few weeks as a senior at Randolph High School. During his time at Randolph, Ethan has been heavily involved in numerous honor societies. He is also President of Robotics Club and is on the board of Computer Club where he has participated in competitions like CyberPatriot where participants are tasked with securing computers against hackers. In his ...
RANDOLPH, NJ- Randolph High School proudly announced that sisters Jacqueline and Josephine Wu are this year’s Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Randolph High School Debbie Iosso was honored to present these students achievements at the board meeting. “I am so impressed with not only the academic achievement of these young adults, but of their stated commitments to making this world a ...
By MATILDA LAMBERTO AND YESENIA MARTINEZ
May 27, 2020RANDOLPH, NJ— Members of the junior class at Randolph High School experienced numerous changes to the college application process because of coronavirus concerns. These changes included the postponement or cancelation of the spring SATs and ACTs, College Board moving AP exams online and colleges canceling tours for potential applicants due to campus closures.
“With less ...
By STEPHANIE A. FAUGHNAN
May 31, 2020TRENTON, NJ – Day care centers for the children of essential workers have been opened throughout the COVID-19 crisis. As Governor Phil Murphy announced yesterday, they reopen to other parents on June 15. Within the next few weeks, non-contact sports activities and youth day camps also may open up. What does all this mean? What about pools?
Commissioner of the Department of Children ...
By KATHERINE STROH
June 3, 2020This letter sent to school officials, mayor, and NJ State Board of Education about recent sexist and racist expressions by some Randolph Twp students. Bravo to TAPinto for covering important events!
Dear Ms. Fano, Mr. Faranetta and members of the Randolph Township Board of Education, Mr. Olson, Mrs. Iosso, Ms Hackney, Mr Sorge, Mr. Agrati, Ms.Shoener, and Mayor Carey, I could not be more ...
As a candidate for the Randolph Township Council, I believe that it is imperative for me to hear and understand the points of view of all the members of the community I aspire to represent. To that end, I attended the “Save NJ Businesses” rally here in Randolph yesterday along with my running mate Joshua Weiner.
I stood in the sun for over two hours, watching the small crowd ...
Message from the County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey
The images of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis are deeply disturbing. Mr. Floyd’s death is being investigated not only by the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office, the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the FBI in Minneapolis, but by the U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights division, as it should be.
As ...
By TAPINTO STAFF
June 1, 2020MORRISTOWN, NJ - Thousands of readers took to the streets in Morristown last year for the Annual Morristown Festival of Books. Those readers will have to read from home this year, as organizers sadly announced the cancelation of this year's event.
"With great regret, we announce that due to COVID-19, the 7th Annual Morristown Festival of Books planned for October 9 and 10, 2020 will ...
TRENTON, NJ - Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver joined the governor and other officials at yesterday’s daily COVID-19 press conference. Donning her hat as the head of New Jersey’s Department of Community Affairs, Oliver introduced the implementation of a temporary rental assistance program.
According to Governor Phil Murphy, the state plans to apply at least $100M to begin the ...
The Internal Revenue Service announced today that later this summer taxpayers will for the first time be able to file their Form 1040-X, Amended U.S Individual Income Tax Return, electronically using available tax software products.
Making the 1040-X an electronically filed form has been a goal of the IRS for a number of years. It’s also been an ongoing request from the ...
Graduation season is upon us and that means celebrating your graduate’s accomplishments and honors. TAPinto Milestones gives you an easy and affordable way to honor your graduate. You can submit a note of congratulations, highlight achievements and submit photos. Your Milestone post will be posted on the TAPinto site of your choosing and stay there forever. ...
By ASTUTE ACADEMICS
Researching Colleges During the COVID-19 Crisis:
How do you start?
The school year is ticking away. In a few weeks, this school year will close in what has been an unexpected and unconventional way. Virtual learning has delivered remarkable innovations to the field of education, pushing our students and institutions of learning to adapt and develop new skills required both for the ...
By ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM
Atlantic Health System Cancer Care’s Angela Alistar, MD, medical director of GI medical oncology at Morristown Medical Center and medical director of the Phase 1 Breakthrough Treatment Center, is lead author of a phase 1 study of CPI-613® (devimistat), a unique first-in-class treatment for locally advanced or metastatic pancreatic cancer, in combination with two chemotherapy drugs. Dr.
By DANIEL HAN
June 2, 2020Daniel Han is a freelance journalist, Westfield High School Graduate of 2019 and freshman studying journalism at Rutgers University.
I entered Newark, N.J. on Saturday with shatter-proof goggles, a helmet and camera. As a freelance photographer, I wanted to capture the historic moment of the George Floyd protests, but was also nervous. Footage of Minneapolis, New York and Philadelphia ...
