Check out some of our top stories this week in Livingston and Essex County.
Schedules for recycling pickup will change for Memorial Day weekend. What about the Livingston library and town offices? Find out here.
"Livingston: The Seat of Creativity," a new art project, kicked off Friday. There will be a reception for the public in June.
Why did a judge mistake a veteran for a deer? His story (and grave) are in Ely Cemetery, which will open briefly for a public event.
Disposing of electronic device on Recycling Day helps keep lead and other chemicals from the waste stream, Essex County officials said.
Thanks to the rain, helicopters will be spraying in Livingston, West Caldwell, and Millburn. Here's why.
A flag raising and a party will be held later this month in Livingston to celebrate the founding of Israel in 1948.
Want to share something with your neighbors on your local Patch? Post a letter, release, photo, or event. Here's how.
The Livingston Oval will turn blue for one night next month including music and guest speakers, for an important reason.
Which stories did your neighbors find most interesting in Livingston Patch in March? Find out.
The annual event returns May 10.
Details were announced for Livingston's 2023 Memorial Day Parade and Remembrance Ceremony.
Save the date for April 25.
Livingston's got a full slate of summer activities that residents can register for this week, and non-residents the following week.
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The Old Force Homestead in Livingston will close for several years for restoration. It'll be open to the public Sunday before the closure.
How do you get a passport? The Essex County Clerk's Office will visit Livingston next week to help with that and notary services.
The free program is set for Feb. 27.
The Livingston Library is looking for people to exhibit for "Maker Day" next month, part of a statewide celebration of creations.
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See the latest announcement from the Livingston Public Library.
Anyone in the area is invited to play BINGO for prizes and fund schools in Livingston, Whippany, and Verona for autistic adults and children
“My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style ...
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