Hopatcong Schools Celebrates Honor for 2008 HHS Grad

Christopher Carroll is praised by HBS superintendent and Widener University for showing leadership in physical therapy.

In An Effort to Help New Jersey Residents Impacted by Cuts in SNAP Food Stamps, NY Giants Players Helped Unload 1500 Turkeys that Stop & Shop Donated to the Community FoodBank of New Jersey

Map: How Are Veteran Communities Changing?

About 200,000 enlisted men and women leave the service every year, and many are eager to buy a home and settle down.

Hopatcong High Marching Band Gets Boost from Lake Hopatcong Elks

One of the area's premier charity-minded groups steps up to help teen musicians keep marching.

What Are You Thankful For?

Share your photos with the hashtag #thankfulfor or directly to kathleen@patch.com and we may feature you in a national gallery.

Free Nutrition Lectures at the Sussex County YMCA

Free Nutrition Lectures at the Sussex County YMCA

Boomerang Kids: When Your Adult Children Ask for Money

Ask yourself these questions before you hand over the cash.

Limited Number Of "Quick Delivery" Townhomes Draw Tremendous Interest At The Meadows At Panther Valley

7 Foolproof Tips for Starting Your First Business

Make your business dreams a reality with these savvy strategies.

Food Assistance Available in Time for the Holidays

ON THE MOVE!

RHS to Host Dillon Artigliere Letter of Intent/College Commitment Ceremony on Monday, November 25

Black Friday Early!

'My Little Pony' Hits 30, Johnny B. Morbid Rocks Stanhope House

Your daily planner for Hopatcong and Sparta includes news of a makeup photo session for students at Hopatcong Middle School, a reminder of Wednesday's Sparta Planning Board meeting and sanitation pickup schedules.

A Civil War Christmas

Authors Day

Holiday Craft Show

Holiday Craft Show

NAIOP New Jersey Accepting Nominations for 27th Annual Commercial Real Estate Awards

Hopatcong Man Pleads Guilty to DWI and Heroin Possession

Police said Brett Kelly was found last December under the influence and in possession of 15 folds of heroin.

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4 Out of 5 Workers Say They Need New Skills

A new survey from Kaplan/LinkedIn reinforces need to keep skills fresh.

Tenant Catches Burglar Looking for 2-Year-Old Drugs in Home, Police Say

Becki Parris, of Ledgewood, faces charges of burglary, criminal mischief and possession of burglary tools.

5 Programs Helping the Long-Term Unemployed Find Work

Long-term unemployment has surged 213 percent since 2007.

5 Community Campaigns That Could Use Your Help

The list below shows locals who are volunteering -- whether nearby or far away. Click an image to learn more about each of them.

Lifestyle Inflation: How to Earn More, Spend More, and Get Nowhere

Increasing your spending when you get a bigger paycheck isn't a recipe for financial success.

Roxbury Public Schools Implements mySchoolBucks Meal Prepayment System

Fidelity Reveals the Secret to Becoming a Retirement Millionaire

Find out the savings habits of people who retire with a comfortable nest egg.

10 Money Moments That Make You Grow Up

You’re officially an adult when you hit these financial milestones.

Sparta Woman Gets Probation for Shoplifting, Heroin Possession

Sparta Football to Face Ramapo in Rematch of 2012 Championship Game

The Spartans rolled past Englewood in the opening round last weekend.

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15 NJ Schools Scoring Highest on Math HSPA

A list of schools with the highest percentage of students scoring advanced proficient.

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Pet Photos With Santa

Senior Soup Night, Bring Your A-Game to the Stanhope House

Your daily planner for Hopatcong and Sparta includes information on Byram Bay Church's affordable food purchasing program and November Holidays Story Time at the local library.

Hopatcong High Football Season Ends With Loss to Hasbrouck Heights

The Chiefs end their season, the first under head coach Jim Venturino, with a record of 6-4.

River Styx Grill Owner Pleads Guilty to Heroin Distribution Charges

A Superior Court judge told John Davieau of Jefferson he will 'almost certainly' spend time behind bars.