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Lacrosse Summer Camp Registration Happening Now In Hackettstown
Camp will take place July 12-16, from 4 to 6 p.m. each day on Morrison Field at Hackettstown High School.

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Camp will take place July 12-16, from 4 to 6 p.m. each day on Morrison Field at Hackettstown High School.

"The purpose of our letter is to humbly request clarity and consistency when it comes to schools," the district wrote to Gov. Phil Murphy.
Entries for the poster contest need to be at the library on June 9. The first 40 entries will get a free tree sapling on Friday, June 11.
Classic cars are planned to be in the spotlight in Chester from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, June 12 or on the rain date of June 13.
Children spotted wearing their bicycle helmets may receive an award for ice cream handed out by the Chatham Borough Police Department.
The pâtisserie and bistro on Chatham’s Main Street offers both sweet and savory specialties from France.
A pair of bills will take arrest and ticket quotas off the table in police personnel decisions.
One day, two-part festival with the kids when the sun’s up; then another with cool jazz, beer, wine and gourmet foods later on in the day.
Mayor Matt Murello and the Township Committee presented a proclamation to a group on May 17, remembering gun violence victims and survivors.
Attendees can come to reconnect with each other and enjoy all of the festivities starting at 10 a.m. on June 6, or watch the livestream.
Mendham Recreation has business sponsorships and a $15,000 goal to fundraise for the show by Tuesday, June 29.
Tickets are on sale now for the Friends of the Chester Library’s first mini golf fundraiser on July 22.
The lineup will feature student talks and performances, as well as highlights about the School District of the Chathams.
Here are ways to drop off mail-in ballots up to Tuesday, including local drop boxes, plus where and how to vote in person on June 8.
Here are ways to drop off mail-in ballots up to Tuesday, including local drop boxes, plus where and how to vote in person on June 8.
Here are ways to drop off mail-in ballots up to Tuesday, including local drop boxes, plus where and how to vote in person on June 8.
An ordinance that could permit cannabis retail establishments, is presently under committee discussion.
Hopatcong Borough Police Officers are now equipped with Panasonic BWC4000 Body Worn Cameras, per new directives from the Attorney General.
Students honored for awards and scholarships in West Morris Central High School's second annual virtual award ceremony.
Township to host expert presentation about cannabis businesses on June 15, should the township decide to move forward in the future.