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Wayne School Board Recognizes Eagle Scout and ‘Sensory Bin’ Project
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NJ Woman Sues Township and Neighbors for Constructing Swimming Pool Too Close ...
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Wayne School District Puts Spotlight on Amanda Vogt
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Fireworks: Know What's Legal and What's Not
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Livingston Officials Dispute Comedian's Claims that Abortions Kept Her Off ...
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Council Votes to Allow Cannabis Operations to Advance in Paterson
Education
By JON "FERRIS" MEREDITH
July 4, 2022WAYNE, NJ – Reaching the rank of Eagle in the Boy Scouts is a long and challenging journey. Wayne’s newest Eagle Scout, Joseph Scuralli III was recognized at a recent Board of Education meeting for his accomplishment and because his Eagle Scout project supported special needs students at Wayne Hills High School.
President of the BOE Suzanne Pudup came down from the dais to the ...
WAYNE, NJ - Amanda Vogt is no longer a graduating senior. She just celebrated her high school graduation and is now an alumni of Wayne Valley High School. During her senior year, she wrote seven articles that were published in TAPinto Wayne. Each article was sports-related, an area where Vogt may want to focus her career as a journalist.
Vogt wrote about Wayne Hills alum Marina Alex winning a ...
Government
By JON "FERRIS" MEREDITH
June 30, 2022WAYNE, NJ — America’s 246th birthday is on Monday, July 4th. The days prior to this make for a great weekend to stay in Wayne Township, skip the traffic, save on gas and celebrate!
Here are some fun family friendly events happening this weekend in Wayne or nearby.
Catch a Community Band Concert: The United States Navy Brass Quintet is playing on Friday night, July 1 at ...
PEQUANNOCK, NJ – Construction has begun on the long-awaited New York Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W) Railway Bicycle and Pedestrian Shared Use Path, a 4.8 mile-trail project spearheaded by Morris County to repurpose an abandoned stretch of railroad for a non-motorized recreational path from Pequannock Township to Wayne.
Brush clearing and preliminary work on lifting old ...
Wayne, NJ Local News
By DANIELLE SANTOLA
July 2, 2022LIVINGSTON, NJ — Claims that comedian Chelsea Handler’s three abortions while attending Livingston High School (LHS) led to the New Jersey district’s refusal to induct her into its alumni Hall of Fame are being disputed by Livingston Public Schools (LPS) officials, who released the following statement after Handler called on fans to defend her during her appearance as a ...
WESTFIELD, NJ — Ducklings trapped in the spillway for the Mindowaskin Park pond found their way back to their mother with some help from the fire department Tuesday evening, according to the chief.
Firefighters dispatched to the park found multiple ducklings trapped in the lower part of the pond's spillway, Chief Michael Duelks said.
“Firefighters positioned a ...
By WILLIAM MAYORGA
July 1, 2022WAYNE, NJ – Gavin Morais made his game-winning at-bat count as the Wayne PAL 8U Wolfpack team defeated Rockaway Township in dramatic fashion on a rainy Wednesday night, June 22.
The win marked the first time an 8U Wayne PAL team won the District Championship in the last eight years.
The game proved to be a battle as expected. Wayne PAL came out swinging, taking the ...
WAYNE, NJ – On a perfect, early summer evening, eight teams came together to compete for the most sought-after prize ever offered on June 28, 2022 in the parking lot of the Village Inn: The title of Best Cornhole Team in Wayne. Oh, and the $1,000 in prizes up for grabs, donated by league sponsors Conan Ward – Your Wayne Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Dennis Simmons from The Wayne ...
WAYNE, NJ – For the first time in the program’s history, a 10U Wayne Boys & Girls Club girls softball team reached the championship finals. The game was neck-and-neck, and ended in a tie, but the teams decided to play on to crown a champion. Here’s how it went down.
The official name for the team is Wayne 3, because they are the third Wayne girls softball team in the ...
By MAUREEN BERZOK
July 2, 2022EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ - "According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), more fires are reported on Independence Day than any other day of the year, with more than half of those fires caused by fireworks. Added to fires are injuries," says the Township of East Brunswick in a message on Friday.
To help ensure everyone has a safe and happy holiday, we are sharing a ...
WAYNE, NJ – Car accidents are serious business to Wayne’s all-volunteer First Aid Squad. Part of their responsibility as Emergency Medical Technicians is to help get people safely out of damaged vehicles after an accident. To that end, these new recruits just finished an intense extrication rescue class.
Sometimes it takes the “jaws of life” to help cut into cars, vans ...
Health & Wellness
By TAPINTO STAFF
July 1, 2022Parents, caregivers, and health care providers are being warned to not use neck floats with babies for water therapy interventions, especially with babies who have developmental delays or special needs, such as spina bifida, spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) type 1, Down syndrome, or cerebral palsy, announced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The use of these products can lead to ...
A single lot of Freshpet Select Fresh From the Kitchen Home Cooked Chicken Recipe has been recalled due to potential contamination, announced Freshpet Inc. The product, with a sell date of 10/29/22 has been recalled due to the potential contamination with Salmonella.
The recalled product is:
FRESHPET® SELECT FRESH FROM THE KITCHEN HOME COOKED RECIPE, UPC Code 627975011673; ...
By ADAM DARSKY
June 30, 2022CRANFORD, NJ — Gov. Phil Murphy signed the $50.6 billion fiscal year 2023 budget on Thursday at Cranford High School.
"The priorities of this budget are the priorities of our families," Murphy said. "At the top that list is affordability."
Among the provisions in the budget:
$2 billion ANCHOR property tax credit for homeowners and a rebate for ...
TRENTON, NJ — When thinking of the future for businesses in New Jersey, Michele Siekerka is confident and hopeful.
"I’m always a glass half full person and very optimistic," Siekerka, the President and CEO of the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA) said. "I believe for every challenge there’s an opportunity. It depends on how we ...
TRENTON, NJ — It's a big week for Tom Bracken and the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce.
"This is a week that's been building since the beginning of COVID," Bracken, the organization's President and CEO said. "This is the week where we'll know what kind of resources will be allocated to really helping what's broken."
New Jersey's state budget ...
Business & Finance
By GABRIELLA DRAGONE
July 2, 2022PATERSON, NJ – The Paterson City Council approved an ordinance to regulate the sales of cannabis and the operation of dispensaries within the city, on Tuesday. The effort, according to the measure, is to protect the health, safety, and general welfare of the community.
The council previously rejected the sale or cultivation of adult-use cannabis, a move that drew a swift ...
NEW JERSEY — The price of gas in New Jersey is heading down as the Fourth of July weekend gets closer.
The average price of a gallon of unleaded is $4.85, according to AAA. That's down 2 cents from yesterday and 9 cents from last week. Drivers are paying $1.71 more than this time last year.
AAA says the Energy Information Administration reported the demand for gas decreased ...
By CHRIS JENNER (INTERN AT THE WAYNE MUSEUM) TESSA PAYER AND HANNAH RODUMS (MUSEUM ATTENDANTS OF THE WAYNE MUSEUM AND STAFF MEMBERS OF THE PASSAIC COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL & HISTORIC AFFAIRS)
June 20, 2022This Wayne History Article Commemorating Wayne's 175th Birthday is Brought to You By Back to Health Wellness Care - Dr. Roman Kreyman - Wayne's Best Chiropractor
Land deeds are one of many documents that help us explore life in the past. These records display the transfer of a property from a seller to a buyer, and they can appear confusing. Their old-fashioned handwriting and ...
By TAPINTO SPF STAFF
July 4, 2022UNITED STATES -- Many Americans will celebrate the Fourth of July holiday with backyard BBQs, picnics or a trip to the beach. But did you know that Independence Day was not a paid federal holiday until 1938, Congress changed it? (source: ACEI-Global).
1. Thomas Jefferson was not the only author of The Declaration of Independence
While Thomas Jefferson is often called the ...
WAYNE, NJ — America’s 246th birthday is on Monday, July 4th. The days prior to this make for a great weekend to stay in Wayne Township, skip the traffic, save on gas and celebrate!
Here are some fun family friendly events happening this weekend in Wayne or nearby.
Catch a Community Band Concert: The United States Navy Brass Quintet is playing on Friday night, July 1 at ...
By ELISE PHILLIPS MARGULIS
June 20, 2022LIVINGSTON, NJ — Eric Brekhman and Lucas Zhu, rising seniors at Livingston High School (LHS) and co-presidents of the LHS Democrats Club, are currently collaborating with Westfield Councilman David Contract through a non-partisan initiative called Vote16NJ for an amendment to the New Jersey State Constitution that will allow 16-and 17-year-olds to vote in local ...
By ELIZABETH A MEYERS
July 2, 2022NEW JERSEY -- While July 4th fireworks lighting up the sky is fun for many families, they can be particularly scary for the furry family members. In fact, the upcoming holiday is the one on which animals are most likely to go missing, according to lost pet finder PetAmberAlert, there is a 30 to 60 percent increase in lost pets at animal shelters each year between ...
PEQUANNOCK, NJ – Construction has begun on the long-awaited New York Susquehanna & Western (NYS&W) Railway Bicycle and Pedestrian Shared Use Path, a 4.8 mile-trail project spearheaded by Morris County to repurpose an abandoned stretch of railroad for a non-motorized recreational path from Pequannock Township to Wayne.
Brush clearing and preliminary work on lifting old ...
By KRISTINA BEHR
July 1, 2022NEW JERSEY - A group of patriotic residents hang flags on a Garden State Parkway overpass ahead of July 4th. Plus, a new baseball field ribbon cutting. Also, two residents are awarded for their art contributions. And, a police academy graduation.
TAPinto's Kristina Behr has today's Now in New Jersey, Powered by TAPinto, brought to you by Lakeland Bank and Bag Up ...
NEW JERSEY - A town crowns cornhole champions. Plus, firefighters rescue stranded ducklings and reunite them with their mother. And, several teachers honored for their fellowship graduation. Also, one town gears up for a massive July 4th celebration.
TAPinto's Kristina Behr has today's Now in New Jersey, Powered by TAPinto, brought to you by Lakeland ...
NEW JERSEY - A Stevens Institute of Technology student is recognized by NASA. Plus, a police department celebrates 138 years. And, Union County College gets a new name. Also, 6th graders graduate from the L.E.A.D. program.
TAPinto's Kristina Behr has today's Now in New Jersey, Powered by TAPinto, brought to you by Lakeland Bank and Bag Up ...