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After the school went remote because of a COVID outbreak traced to a 6th grade PTA event, kids will be back in their classrooms on Thursday.
Find out more here about the project, with the County of Morris seeking submissions in time for National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
It took over three hours to extinguish with no injuries. The fire at a commercial property near River Road, remains under investigation.
The deadline to register is March 1, 2022, for boys and girl lacrosse players in grades 4-8.
The non-profit Rory O’Moore School of Pipes and Drums has had to change the way it fundraises due to COVID. Here’s how you can help them.
From Peppermint Stick to Egg Nog flavored ice creams, to Santa ice cream cakes, come discover all of the magical holiday creations.
Missed seeing the Gingerbread Houses during Holiday Happenings? Find out which ones won and how to see them displayed.
Scoops The Chatham Creamery is making the specialty sundaes, with $1 of each one sold benefitting the School District of the Chathams' PTO.
Over $11,000 has been raised so far for funeral expenses in memory of José Carlos Peréz Garcia, 18, of Hackettstown.
Santa plans to come through by fire truck with the Mendham Township Fire Department. Find out some of the details we've heard so far.
The free clinics taught by the West Morris Central Wolfpack Boys Basketball team are on Dec. 10, 11 and 18.
A warming station was opened at 11 a.m. for residents who lost power, after a pole fell on Brooklyn Mountain Road on Monday night.
The Chatham Community Players is looking for one-act plays written by New Jersey playwrights by March 6 for the "Jersey Voices" festival.
Alexander Weitzner, 27, of Summit, was charged after an officer sitting behind his car, reported that it continued to sit at a green light.
Body and dash cam videos of a fatal shootout involving state troopers and an armed man have been released by NJ's Attorney General's Office.
Find out more about the community partnership and fundraising effort to train Washington Township Police Officers in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
New Jersey’s Dept. of Community Affairs is still taking applications for rent and utility bill help, plus eviction protection by Dec. 15.
Councilman Mike Inganamort called former U.S. Senator Bob Dole, one of the “last remaining giants” of the “Greatest Generation."
Santa is expected to visit for photo ops and other fun, with kids able to write a letter to him before he makes his appearance.
Stay tuned for the full event lineup, during a magical, musical night in Chatham's downtown.
