As you ease into 2022, revisit a sampling of 2021’s positive Long Valley stories that will make you smile all over again.
The Juniorettes collected items for families in need and expectant moms.
Once you're ready to undeck the halls, here's how to recycle your tree in Long Valley.
American Veterans Association of Washington Township Post 1776 took part in the community-wide wreath-laying tribute.
“Lucas” mechanical CPR machines were purchased for each of the ambulances, from donations made in Dr. Christopher Muenzen’s memory.
The Juniorettes are gathering up baking ingredients for families in need by Dec. 17, for special holiday baskets.
Find out more here about the project, with the County of Morris seeking submissions in time for National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
Anyone who experiences cloudy water following restoration, has been told to run their cold water for 10 minutes, to flush the lines.
The U.S. is experiencing a severe blood supply shortage.
Long Valley’s Knights of Columbus plans on its 30th yearly dinner and auction fundraising event on Dec. 4.
Looking to register for a limited spot at West Morris Central H.S's 15th annual 5K or "Fun Run" on Thanksgiving Day? Find out how here.
Proceeds from the craft fair happening on Saturday at the Zion Lutheran Church, will give a helping hand to the Interfaith Food Pantry.
Squad members handed out candy and coordinated the Zombie 5K fundraising event, this past Halloween weekend.
The Washington Township Police Department invited a “Support Squad" to help raise funds and awareness, in honor of a retired Newton officer.
The traveling memorial is in nearby Califon where visitors can see it through Sunday.
New and gently used shoes are sought for the donation drive three West Morris Central High School students have organized for Saturday.
The fire company illuminated its firehouse, while the Junior Women’s Club has a dining out and flamingo fundraiser.
On Oct. 3, it was Corporal Jamie Smith Day, with Smith and others who made the ultimate sacrifice honored at West Morris Central's game.
Racks Valley Boutique, run by the Junior Women's Club, is selling pink ribbons in October to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Washington Township Mayor Matt Murello was a local official at the CCM Foundation golf benefit, which fundraised for athletic scholarships.
Proceeds from “Paint for a Purpose with Alpacas” will help Long Valley’s Sarah’s Fight for HOPE and Hackettstown’s Smiles For Margaret.
Registration is happening now, with the organization teaming up with the American Red Cross for a blood drive on Tuesday, Oct. 19.
The Army Ranger and West Morris Central alumni, an inspiration for "Black Hawk Down," will be remembered for Corporal Jamie Smith Day.
Residents, who must have a special sticker on every box, can have up to three banker size boxes of paper shredded at no charge.
Washington Township PBA 301 has a t-shirt fundraiser for breast cancer awareness taking place through Sept. 23.
At schools on Friday, at West Morris Central's football game, in online tributes and at the county memorial event, there were remembrances.
Washington Township Mayor Matt Murello and the police department posted tributes, including for Long Valley’s resident lost in the attacks.
Three Long Valley businesses are hosting the tote bag fundraiser, with $2 from each sold in September to be donated to the charity.
The American Veterans Association of Washington Township made Daniel Swayze, who served under Gen. George Washington, an honorary member.
Spaghetti dinner kits are available for $10 per person, with spaghetti, meatballs, sauce, Italian bread and salad included.
The Tunnel To Towers Foundation was created in memory of Firefighter Stephen Siller who ran to the Towers through Brooklyn's Battery Tunnel.
Drew Miller of Troop 156, a West Morris Central High School senior, built the picnic area at Palmer Park, attaining the rank of Eagle.
Ava Crowe and Haley Bishop of Troop 336, were recently celebrated as two of the “first women in history” to reach Eagle level.
The Washington Township Police Department helped guide part of the way for Jesse Johnson-Brower, who plans to walk about 500 total miles.
The farm has taken part in a pilot program with Morris County this summer, to give fresh produce to seniors-in-need.
Sustainable, local organizations can sign up for a tent space at the Green Festival, Saturday Aug. 21, with an Aug. 22 rain date.
Anyone who’s missing jewelry, which is in the care of the Washington Township Police Department, should reach out to the police department.
The Morris County 200 Club, which recently had 45 new members join, has raised over $5 million to help first responder families since 1971.
Rocco Gallara, who became an Eagle Scout in June, is also a firefighter with Long Valley Fire Company No. 1.
Washington Township Recreation is looking for extra hands to help remove invasive Water Chestnut plants in the pond on July 11.