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Warren Labor Day 5K Is Off And Running
Runners and walkers can celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a 5K through East County Reserve.

Runners and walkers can celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a 5K through East County Reserve.

The borough will hold a candlelight ceremony marking 25 years since the September 11 terrorist attacks.
All approaches to a busy West Windsor roundabout will close overnight for emergency road repairs.
Jousts and medieval performances will turn Pine Park into a two-day adventure for residents of all ages.
“Silent speech / VocalEyes” brings photography, conceptual art and wordplay to Madison through September 28.
Jefferson officials will consider a $192,404 contract for improvements at Prospect Point Park.
Cyclists and walkers can explore Mercer Meadows after dark during a moonlit community event Saturday, September 26.
Hopatcong High School will hold a Sports & Activities Fair Friday as the new academic year gets underway.
Roadwork will close Madison Street to through traffic and restrict parking through Friday.
Chief of Detectives Robert “Bob” McNally retires after more than 30 years in law enforcement.
Alejandro Meola will bring bilingual rock, folk, blues and Latin sounds to the Morris County Library.
Food Network’s "Chopped" champion chef Eric LeVine returns as Paragon unveils a new look, Italian-American menu and playful brunch.
Tuesday’s virtual program will discuss mental health, depression, suicide prevention and finding support.
“Hocus Pocus,” a Cedar Lane block party and fireworks will bring Teaneck together for a festive weekend.
The August 25 school board meeting is available online as voters look toward a $62.2 million referendum September 15.
The Bedminster exhibition explores how creativity can support recovery, resilience and hope.
River Edge students return Wednesday for a short opening day before Labor Day weekend.
Rumson is looking to acquire battery-powered hydraulic extrication tools designed to help rescuers reach people trapped in vehicles.
Books, calculators and mechanical pencils are nearly ready as RFH students prepare to begin the 2026-27 school year.
Three ring binders and sharpened pencils are pairing up as New Milford schools welcome students back for a new year.