Check out the good-news headlines from the year that was in the Caldwells.
Grover Cleveland Park Conservancy continues to make improvements in the Essex County park.
There's still a little time to get packages delivered before Christmas.
First-graders made and sold beautiful snowflakes to other homerooms to raise money for local families in need, and the Builder’s Club collecting Toys for Tots.
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'The Roundtable' was led by editor Athena Marousis and assistant editors Jacqueline Gualtieri and Madison Mastroberte.
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The 'book tree' was well received by students.
April L. Judge coming from director's position at West Caldwell Library.
'Evan Guzman has shown tremendous dedication to recruiting, retaining, and advancing talented veterans and transitioning service members.'
Essex County Republican Chairman Al Barlas said that county Republicans annual recognize 'those who have done an exception job' during the year.
"Northern New Jersey’s Friendliest Running Club" founded in 1983.
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Who says the punishment always has to fit the crime?
Christian Bucks’ idea to foster friendship spreads to 32 states—and counting.
The season's first significant snow accumulation has come – show us what you see!
Lincoln Elementary School's second-grade Brownie Troop No. 20089 visited the senior housing complex on Thursday
Character traits such as honesty, perseverance, responsibility, integrity and leadership as well as a student’s academic qualities are included in selecting students.
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'Thanks to our generous sponsors, both corporations and families, we were able to raise over $12,000.'
Parents, children, and shoppers were all involved in this worthy effort in October.
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
The group was selected out of 40 participating middle school and junior high choirs.
Gabriella Handal founded the nonprofit Sunshine Collection in 2009, which collects needed items and monetary donations for the children suffering from cancer and other life threatening diseases.
Montclair School of Rock student collecting musical instruments to donate to disadvantaged schools.
Each student winner will have their photograph displayed in the high school main office and in the West Caldwell ShopRite.
There will also be a holiday charity for the collection of unused and unwrapped toys for children 8-15 years old that are receiving medical treatments at Hackensack University Medical Center.
Elizabeth Hooban, a resident of Woodland Park, spoke about her community service at the annual dinner.
Stay local while volunteering for Thanksgiving this year.
If you have a bike that you wish to donate, call 973-647-2486.
“It’s a great cause,” said Weston. “It combines creativity, competition and passion that designers and architects have.”
29 percent of the U.S. population, or more than 65 million people, provide care for a chronically ill, according to a recent study.
'This promises to be a memorable evening for our community,' said Caldwell Mayor Ann Dassing.
This truly goes to the core of the saying, You are what you eat.
Students from both schools created a total of 2,700 letters.