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The League of Women Voters of Warren and West Morris Counties is livestreaming the virtual forum Monday at 7 p.m. with a replay to follow.
Drakewick will be the township’s trick-or-treating destination, while there's a local food drive. More information is here about both.
Mayor Matt Murello will give Mt. Olive Mayor Rob Greenbaum BBQ as part of their friendly competition. Watch Friday's football replay here.
There were 29 Chatham students who placed within the top 50,000 “Commended Students” for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Autumn beverages like the Apple Cider Slushy are among treats at some of the agritourism destinations, to cool off with on warm fall days.
It’s “game on” for Mayors Matt Murello and Rob Greenbaum, one of them getting ready to buy the other a meal in Long Valley or Mount Olive.
Sorriso Kitchen, spotlighted on Lifetime, offers “smiles” and a work program for special needs students on restaurant operations.
Marie Galate, a former Republican councilwoman in the borough, has put her hat in the ring with Heather Fiore, in an independent campaign.
St. James Episcopal Church recently celebrated and blessed local pets as part of the Feast of St. Francis.
Chatham Borough Police are teaming up with faith-based organizations, to collect non-perishable foods and personal care items.
The two Republican and two Democratic candidates for Mendham Township Committee, have not yet been able to agree on debate terms.
Autumn beverages like the Apple Cider Slushy are among treats at some of the agritourism destinations, to cool off with on warm fall days.
The board is expected to meet on Oct. 12, to begin fine-tuning the details for the Glenlora site.
This is the third round of shoplifting charges at this store that the police department has announced since August.
The borough’s volunteer fire department is hosting an open house this coming Saturday, to teach more about fire safety.
Rides, carnival games, food and prizes for best costumes, round out the fun in Modick Park.
A parade, costume contest, candy and prize giveaways, plus trick-or-treating, are part of the downtown fun.
Patch is compiling a guide to Sparta's best Halloween yard displays. Submit your yard haunt today.
Patch is compiling a guide to Hopatcong's best Halloween yard displays. Submit your yard haunt today.
Patch is compiling a guide to Hackettstown's best Halloween yard displays. Submit your yard haunt today.