Millburn-Short Hills|News|
School Officials To Wait on Spending Federal Job Funds
Millburn received about $99,000 in the $268 federal grant given to the state to create and preserve teaching jobs.

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Millburn received about $99,000 in the $268 federal grant given to the state to create and preserve teaching jobs.

Also, police investigate thefts at the Mall at Short Hills.
The playhouse's Blowout Bash featured hula hoops, big hair and music from the 1960s.
The work on the bridge was making places like the Millburn Deli vibrate, but officials were monitoring the shaking.
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Downtown Millburn wants to know when people want the township's market to be held, including Sundays.
The adjacent mini golf course also opened on Friday.
A year ago Millburn Middle School did not make adequate yearly progress.
Schools Supt. James Crisfield is leading the charge in making compromises, and the BOE should follow his lead.
They now go on to compete to be finalists in the scholarship program.
Nancy Stone of Nancy and David Fine Jewels said it sounded like a bomb went off.
The weekly New Eyes for the Needy jewelry and giftware sale opens its season.
This year's flu vaccine includes protection from H1N1.
Operation Take Back New Jersey will be held on Sept. 25 at police headquarters.
The policy is headed back to the Policy Committee for further work.
A new public-private deal could generate nearly $500,000 in savings and new revenue for the county.
The Board of Education unanimously voted to accept it Monday night, but a location is yet to be determined.
The Policy Committee chairman will not be attending Monday's meeting.
Police believe burglars broke a hole in a wall between Schultz Furs and Un De Find to burglarize the downtown clothing store.
A new public-private deal could generate nearly $500,000 in savings and new revenue for the county.