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Marley’s Gotham Grill in Hackettstown made the list for BestofNJ.com’s "Best Hot Wings in New Jersey," ranking among the top 8 for North NJ.
With guidance from Hackettstown Home Depot, four girls created a wheelchair-accessible garden table for New Jersey nursing home residents.
The ordinance, tabled at the last meeting, will be up for discussion when the council returns to an in-person meeting format on June 1.
Safety measures are in place for in-person library use, with contactless options available. Appointment needed on June 1 for book sale.
It’s the Lake Mohawk-based competition waterski team’s first show in more than a year.
VFW Post #7248 expects Sparta's parade to return in 2022.
James On Main will be one of the featured food options during the Wine, Jazz & Artisan Festival at Tranquillity Farms' on June 5 and 6.
Friendship bracelets, dragon origami and more can be filled into a teen craft bag from the library, starting Tuesday, while supplies last.
The famous ice and frozen custard establishment officially opened the doors to its local franchise on Schooleys Mountain Rd. on Friday.
Chester Township and Borough kids should grab their fishing poles for a fun morning.
The community event on June 12 is Mendham Township’s largest yearly benefit for local programs and scholarships.
The service starts at 8:30 a.m. on Memorial Day in Chatham Township’s Green Village section.
Weather and other factors could change the preliminary schedule. Residents should be on the lookout for notices with exact dates.
The request for stories and military relics for the Veterans Project of the Chathams officially begins on Memorial Day.
“95-year-young” veteran, one of the “Hometown Hero” banner honorees, will be at the ceremony on May 29 at 11 a.m.
The ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. on Memorial Day, Monday May 31, in Union Cemetery.
Hospice volunteers will place a rose on top of every headstone Saturday morning.
Workers rescued a pair of cats on Wednesday from an engine of a construction vehicle at the QuickChek site on Mountain Ave.
Washington Township Committee introduced the ordinance at its last meeting and will take a vote whether or not to adopt it on June 21.
Roll Call of Fallen Soldiers, laying of memorial wreaths, patriotic music and a rifle salute, are part of the May 31 ceremony at 11 a.m.
