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Boil Water Advisory Issued After E. Coli Detected In Hackettstown Well
A water sample collected on July 25 tested positive for the bacteria.

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A water sample collected on July 25 tested positive for the bacteria.

The free outdoor concert will feature favorites from the late 1970s and early 1980s.
The concert, originally planned for an earlier date, will now take place next month.
The free community event is designed to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and residents.
Performances are scheduled for July 31, and Aug. 1 at 8 p.m.
The officer was publicly sworn in during a borough council meeting on July 22.
Residents are advised that access to and from their homes may be limited during construction.
For more information, residents can contact the Englewood Fire Department.
The concert series is sponsored by the Puffin Foundation Ltd. and the Township of Teaneck.
Organizers encourage residents and visitors to attend the free community event.
During the session, Rutgers University will present landscape design concepts developed from resident feedback.
The event will feature more than 75 service providers.
The treatment is scheduled for Thursday, July 30.
The in-person meeting will be held at the Borough of Watchung Municipal Building.
Organizers invite the community to enjoy an evening of live music while supporting a local nonprofit.
The annual show is expected to attract hobbyists, collectors, and creative professionals from across the region.
The concert will feature an evening of live music at the Ramsey Golf & Country Club.
The annual event aims to raise awareness, connect residents with local support services, and bring the community together through music.
Concertgoers are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs, bug spray, and snacks.
The concert will feature an 80-plus member choir backed by a professional band.