East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
'Cake Recess' Thanks Administrators for Work After Sandy
Hanover Park Regional school board presented cake to administrators at this week's meeting.
Jake Remaly, Patch Staff
Jake Remaly, Patch Staff
- Madison, NJ
Phone: 973-452-1013
Email: Jacob.Remaly AT patch.com
Hometown: Whippany, N.J.
Facebook: MadisonPatch
Bio: Jake has been covering towns in New Jersey since 2007. He has a journalism degree from The College of New Jersey and worked at the Daily Record, Home News Tribune, Courier News and The Times of Trenton before coming to Patch in August 2011.
He loves hearing from readers and sources.
Jake once hiked up Pyramid Mountain to Tripod Rock and has the pictures to prove it.
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Madison|News|
Photos: Madison Puts Up Christmas Tree
It's that time of year in the Rose City.
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East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
Modified Athletic Complex Plan Approved
New lights at Hanover Park and revised parking plan at Whippany Park among the changes in the final plan.
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Madison|News|
Bistro Invites Restaurants Affected by Sandy to 'Pop Up' in Madison
Rob's Bistro chef/owner Robert Ubhaus, who learned to cook at a restaurant on Long Beach Island, is inviting restaurants to set up in Madison for a night.
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Toms River, NJ|News|
Ortley Beach Destruction Fuels Storm Recovery With 200 Pies, Gallons of Soup
Madison restaurant brought contingent to Toms River to nourish volunteers and affected homeowners.
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East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
Athletic Complex Plan Submission on Board of Ed Agenda
Hanover Park Regional school board is scheduled to meet Wednesday night.
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Madison|News|
Popular Bus Service Ends, Parking Enforcement Resumes
Tuesday was the last day of Madison's charter bus service to New York.
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Madison|News|
Riding Wave of Wins, Team Leaders Start Relief Drive
Madison field hockey, football, volleyball teams enjoy success as Captains Council launches drive for Hurricane Sandy victims.
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East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
East Hanover Daisy Troop Helps Storm Victims
Operation Sandy Claus quickly turned into a massive community effort.
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Madison|News|
'Too Many Heroes to Thank,' Chamber Says
Madison Chamber of Commerce letter praises borough for quickly powering business district, making borough nearly whole again in less than a week.
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Madison|News|
Rocco's Fuels Storm Recovery With 200 Pies, Gallons of Soup
Madison restaurant brought contingent to Toms River to nourish volunteers and affected homeowners.
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Madison|News|
St. Hubert's Helping Shelters, Pets Impacted by Sandy
Woodland Avenue location is serving as a regional distribution center for needed pet supplies.
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East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
Craft Beer Benefit, Regional School Board Meeting on Tap This Week
A look at the week ahead in East Hanover and Florham Park.
Jake Remaly, Patch Staff
Madison|News|
Craft Beer Benefit, Food for Fines on Tap This Week
A look at the week ahead in Madison.
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Madison|News|
Tsunami Survivors From Japan to Discuss Recovery
High school students will discuss how they coped with the aftermath of the March 2011 tsunami.
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East Hanover-Florham Park, NJ|News|
Fatal Accident, Election Results, Belated Halloween Top Local News
Some of the top headlines from the past week in East Hanover and Florham Park.
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Madison|News|
Sandy Cleanup, Dems Win Council in Top Local News
A look at the week's top stories in Madison.
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Madison|News|
Sherwood Ave. Home Sold for $825K
One house recently came off the market in Madison.
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Madison|News|
FEMA Disaster Recovery Center Opens in Morris
Morris Plains center is open seven days a week to answer questions about what help is available.
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Madison|News|
Ambulance Corps Collecting Items for Storm Victims
Mittens, blankets and baby formula among the items sought.
Jake Remaly, Patch Staff
