Orthodontic Specialists

Dr. Ken Murphy has been crafting beautiful smiles for over 40 years. If you want a beautiful smile, just give us a call @ 908-852-6620, We can work with your insurance company and a personal payment plan for an affordable price for the smile you have always wanted. Our consultations are free !

Warren County

New York City Metropolitan Area

Hackettstown

New Jersey

Dr. Ken Murphy has been crafting beautiful smiles for over 40 years. If you want a beautiful smile, just give us a call @ 908-852-6620, We can work...

Transforming New Jersey Backyards Into Private Oases

The Pool Boss

Based in Wayne, New Jersey, The Pool Boss is an award-winning design and construction firm recognized as one of the "world’s greatest" pool companies and a premier builder in New Jersey. Specializing in rapid, high-quality installations and custom backyard transformations, the company offers elite amenities including fire pits, landscaping, hardscaping, water features, and outdoor kitchens. As an owner-operated company, The Pool Boss is led by founder and CEO Christopher Argenziano, whose hands-on approach ensures accountability and precision for every project. Built on the philosophy that a five-star experience is created by people rather than just plans, The Pool Boss provides bespoke designs tailored to the unique vision and needs of every family. 

Somerset County

Alexis Tarrazi

Basking Ridge

Based in Wayne, New Jersey, The Pool Boss is an award-winning design and construction firm recognized as one of the "world’s greatest" pool...

Hackettstown Cleaning Service LLC

With over 20 years of experience, we take pride in delivering high-quality, detailed, and reliable cleaning services. Our trusted team is fully insured and committed to providing exceptional results for every home and business we serve. Let us take care of the cleaning so you can focus on what matters most.

With over 20 years of experience, we take pride in delivering high-quality, detailed, and reliable cleaning services. Our trusted team is fully...

Unique gifts,  flowers, eggs, in-season produce, pies

Vienna Hill Farm & Market

Vienna Hill Farm offers a wide range of local items including flowers and hanging baskets, crafts from local artisans, honey, eggs, meats,  ice cream, and other fun unique items.  Local produce when in season.  Call or stop in to check out what we have.  Open Thursday-Sunday, check google or call or text for hours.  Tel 908-645-4678

Vienna Hill Farm offers a wide range of local items including flowers and hanging baskets, crafts from local artisans, honey, eggs, meats, ice...

Rather than celebrating President's Day by staying home, high school students in the West Morris Regional High School District can learn about the nation's founding fathers in class.The West Morris Regional Board of Education approved a motion Monday night to reinstate the President's Day holiday, originally scheduled to keep schools closed on Monday, Feb. 16.Due to inclement weather, the district has used five emergency closing days as of Tuesday, Feb. 10. It only allotted three for the school year. The board meeting happened the same night as the district's fifth closing.Having a full day of classes on Feb. 16 puts the district at just one more makeup day needed, but plenty of winter season remaining. In 2014, when the district went over its allotted emergency closing days, the board decided to curtail spring break by three days.No decision has been made yet on when to makeup the remaining day.Subscribe to Long Valley Patch's free daily newsletter for more local news, and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox, <a href="https://link.patch.com/join/3-0-subscribe?list=US_NJ_WASHINGTON_489" target="_blank" rel="noopener">by clicking here</a>.

Rather than celebrating President’s Day by staying home, high school students in the West Morris Regional High School District can learn about the nation’s founding fathers in class.

The West Morris Regional Board of Education approved a motion Monday night to reinstate the President’s Day holiday, originally scheduled to keep schools closed on Monday, Feb. 16.Due to inclement weather, the district has used five emergency closing days as of Tuesday, Feb. 10. It only allotted three for the school year. The board meeting happened the same night as the district’s fifth closing.

Having a full day of classes on Feb. 16 puts the district at just one more makeup day needed, but plenty of winter season remaining. In 2014, when the district went over its allotted emergency closing days, the board decided to curtail spring break by three days.

No decision has been made yet on when to makeup the remaining day.Subscribe to Long Valley Patch’s free daily newsletter for more local news, and breaking news alerts delivered to your inbox, <a href="https://link.patch.com/join/3-0-subscribe?list=US_NJ_WASHINGTON_489" target="_blank" rel="noopener">by clicking here</a>.

Morris County

 Jack Slocum

Long Valley

Monday night decision ends upcoming three-day weekend.