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Today's riddle: What did the boy say when his dog fell off the cliff? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Madison Launches 'Quiet Summer' To Reduce Gas Leaf Blower Noise, Pollution (patch.com) — Madison residents are being encouraged to skip gas leaf blowers this summer through the new Quiet Summer 2026 initiative led by the Madison Environmental Commission and Shade Tree Management Board. Running June through September, the voluntary program promotes quieter neighborhoods, better air quality for children, and healthier lawns and wildlife, with bilingual materials available for residents to share with their landscapers.
2. Madison Mayor Proclaims June 2026 Pride Month, Honoring LGBTQ Residents (patch.com) — Madison’s mayor and Borough Council have officially declared June 2026 Pride Month, honoring LGBTQ residents and emphasizing the town’s commitment to inclusion and equality. The proclamation encourages Madison residents to reflect on civil rights progress while continuing to foster a safe, welcoming community for everyone.
3. Jiranat Panichkarn C'18, G'19 Finds Success in the Global World of Finance (drew.edu) — A Drew University graduate who once studied in Madison now works with the London Stock Exchange Group in Bangkok, crediting Drew’s MS in Finance program and close-knit campus community for launching his career. His story highlights how taking full advantage of Drew’s clubs, mentoring, and real-world finance experiences can open global doors for current and future Madison-based students.
4. Beyond the [Greek] Letters (fdu.edu) — FDU Florham’s Greek organizations have been busy supporting the Madison Fire Department and nearby nonprofits, from delivering bagels and thanks during the week of 9/11 to raising over $100,000 for charities. With growing membership and dozens of service projects in Morristown, Orange, and beyond, local students are using Greek life to deepen leadership skills while giving back to the wider Madison-area community.
5. Forbes Names 14 Garden State Companies as Top Workplaces for College Grads (957benfm.com) — Madison makes the cut on Forbes’ new list of top U.S. employers for recent college grads, with Compass International Holdings recognized among 14 standout New Jersey companies. The rankings, based on feedback from over 100,000 young professionals, weigh salary, benefits, growth prospects, AI adoption, and work-life balance, giving local grads a snapshot of strong career options close to home.
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