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The 50-year-old school has connections with DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Dynamite Entertainment, and more.
The concert is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.
When weekly therapy isn't enough, structured outpatient programs can provide the additional support needed without inpatient hospitalization
Residents who need to arrange an after-hours drop-off can contact Community Services.
Attendees can also browse an Italian marketplace offering artisan cheeses, breads, olive oils, olives and specialty vendors.
Learn what to expect during the addiction treatment admissions process, from first confidential call through personalized treatment planning
On Monday, July 13, a signed detour will be in place.
The collection will help residents dispose of debris left behind by the July 3 storms.
The collection will be held on Thursday, July 16.
The event will be held at Veterans Community Park.
The event will begin at 5 p.m. at Meisel Avenue Park.
The event is presented by Brundage Park Playhouse.
Guests can expect music, food, kids' activities, and more than 75 local vendors and crafters.
Residents can now make an appointment.
Strategic hires reflect GMM Habitat's commitment to expanding its capacity to engage supporters, secure resources, and advance mission.
Attendees can enjoy amusement rides, games, live music, local vendors, and a beer garden
Rental properties located in Randolph Township, built before 1978 are required to have a visual inspection.
Residents and visitors needing access to Sleepy Hollow Lane should enter from the Park Avenue side of Pleasant Hill Road.
The township plans a five-week road closure near Freedom Park as crews replace a water main after four breaks.
Crews will replace a 24-inch main with new 12-inch pipe along a roughly 1,790-foot stretch, then mill and repave.
More than 90 percent of New Jersey's native plants rely on pollinators, and the township is asking residents to pitch in.
Free family event at Veterans Community Park features two bands, a dunk tank, Touch-A-Truck and half a dozen food vendors.
Softball coach Ashley Kanya and varsity soccer players Carlie Wysocki and RJ Dougherty were among those recognized.
The student partnered with EDGE New Jersey to overhaul a supply storage space, earning Scouting's highest rank.
The free one-hour session covers NJ laws, safe riding practices and maintenance tips — no e-bike required to attend.
Certain rental properties in Randolph Township are required to have a visual lead hazard inspection scheduled by the end of the month.
A&B Bagels and Rosie's Trattoria are offering patriotic dishes through June 15 as part of the EDC's townwide culinary initiative.
From U.S. Senate to Council and Township Committee, here's who voters will see on the ballot Tuesday.
ublic Works Director Tom Sweeny says the Vialytics system captured 90,000 road defect data points in just three days this past March.
Olivia DeMattio of That Food Chick walked students through filming, editing and storytelling — and every student left with a finished video.
The cash award recognizes the township's low lost-time accident rates and continued commitment to workplace safety training.
The four-performance run at Citizens Bank Theater in Succasunna features a local cast bringing the March sisters to life.
The Randolph High School team captain was honored for leadership and excellence on the field and in the classroom.