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East Hanover-Florham Park

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St. Peter's Episcopal Church

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN FUN IS HAPPENING IN MORRISTOWN THIS SATURDAY! 👻🎃
Looking for Halloween fun for the whole family? Join us at Morristown Marketplace on Halloween! 🧡
🛍️ Shop local vendors and discover unique finds 
🎶 Enjoy live music by Marin Contini 
🍬 Trick-or-treating at participating vendors 
🐾 Pet Costume Parade &amp; Contest with PRIZES! 🏆
🐶 PET COSTUME PARADE: Meet at 1 PM at the Pupcakes &amp; Pawstries booth! Dress up your furry friends and show off their Halloween best!
📅 Saturday, October 31 | 12–5 PM 
📍 St. Peter’s Church Lawn, 121 South Street, Morristown, NJ
🎟️ FREE admission | 🅿️ Free parking | 🐾 Pet-friendly
Bring the kids, bring your pets, and celebrate Halloween with us while supporting local small businesses! 🎃🧡👻

Local Event: Morristown Marketplace

Morristown Marketplace

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN FUN IS HAPPENING IN MORRISTOWN THIS SATURDAY! 👻🎃
Looking for Halloween fun for the whole family? Join us at...

Grand Avenue

<dl><dt>Tremendous Warehouse Furniture Liquidation&nbsp;Sale Saturday October 31st 9:30am-3:00pm&nbsp; Route 1 in North&nbsp;Brunswick NJ....Dock 5 The Warehouses Behind Liberty Cannabis Dock 5&nbsp;</dt></dl>
This massive liquidation event will take place at 2300 Route 1 North, North&nbsp;Brunswick NJ The Warehouses Dock 5-Behind Panera in the white &amp; blue low warehouses.... next to&nbsp;Blue Star Glass
Don't miss this opportunity to find incredible deals on quality office furniture. We just took in a ton of beautiful commercial grade furniture like new from the several&nbsp;large Fortune 100 corporations selling 80% off new.&nbsp; Just got in Herman Miller Embody Chairs and have plenty of goodies like Herman&nbsp;Miller Mirra&nbsp; &amp; Steelcase Gesture...with a 3 year warranty!
<a href="https://null/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"></a>All of our furniture is liquidated from the largest Fortune 100 corporations in the country that have downsized or relocated...Thousands of high-end ergonomic office chair starting @ $75 &amp; up, couches, soft seating, club chairs, cubicles, benching, stacking chairs, reception &amp; conference room furniture and so much more like new 80% off. All furniture cleaned, inspected, sanitized and in stock ready to go....
Delivery Available...We can help with your layout &amp; design.
We are loaded floor to ceiling with high-end furniture Herman&nbsp;Miller, Steelcase,&nbsp;Knoll, Haworth, Humanscale, Geiger, Andreu World etc.. 80% off new, like new with a 3 year warranty
Mention this post take $10 off!&nbsp; text for more details 732-677-8450
Architects, Designers, Furniture Dealers, Brokers, Stagers all welcome to save your clients money!

Local Event: Tremendous Office Furniture & Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale

Middlesex County

North Brunswick

Tremendous Office Furniture & Soft Seating...

Tremendous Warehouse Furniture Liquidation Sale Saturday October 31st 9:30am-3:00pm  Route 1 in North Brunswick NJ....Dock 5...

Tremendous Office Furniture & Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale

Morris County Library

Michaeel Martin will be displaying his oil paintings at the Morris County Museum for the month of November. A native of New York City, over the past 40 years, Michael has studied at some of the notable art institutions. the Arts Student League in New York and the Summit Center for Visual Arts. He was also tutored by a variety of private and professional instructors including Everett Raymond Kinstler White House Presidential Portrait Painter..

Local Event: Art Exhibit

Art Exhibit

Michaeel Martin will be displaying his oil paintings at the Morris County Museum for the month of November. A native of New...

MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Pioneer Productions is delighted to announce its upcoming production of Rumors, Neil Simon's celebrated comedy of confusion, deception, and nonstop laughs. Known for its rapid-fire dialogue and relentless comic momentum, Rumors is widely regarded as one of Simon's most ambitious and brilliantly constructed farces.&nbsp; The production will run November 6–15, 2026, at The Stage at Fellowship Hall, located inside the Morristown United Methodist Church at 50 South Park Place in Morristown.
When affluent deputy mayor Charley Brock and his wife Myra host an elegant anniversary celebration, the evening quickly descends into chaos. The first guests to arrive discover a shocking scene: Charley has suffered a gunshot wound to the ear, Myra is nowhere to be found, and the household staff has disappeared. As more guests arrive and rumors begin to spread, a desperate effort to conceal the truth leads to a cascade of outrageous cover-ups and escalating misunderstandings. The result is a fast-paced comedy packed with wit, physical humor, and the signature brilliance that made Neil Simon one of America's most beloved playwrights.<a href="https://www.pioneerproductionscompany.org/seasontickets/rumors" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> </a>
The production is directed by Daniel Peter Vissers and co-produced by Shanna Levine-Phelps and Tom Olori.&nbsp; The exceptional cast that brings Simon's escalating mayhem to life features:
<ul><li>Miriam Salerno as Chris Gorman</li><li>Joel Frank as Ken Gorman</li><li>Bill Barry as Lenny Ganz</li><li>Amy Boardman as Claire Ganz</li><li>Stephen Federbusch as Ernie Cusack</li><li>Sue Mandzik Davis as Cookie Cusack</li><li>Jon Beeler as Glenn Cooper</li><li>Christiane Lange as Cassie Cooper</li><li>Bradford Harris Harlan as Officer Welsh</li><li>Speedwell Amaechi as Officer Pudney<a href="https://www.pioneerproductionscompany.org/seasontickets/rumors" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">&nbsp;</a></li></ul>
Dates: November 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15, 2026 Times: Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.; Sundays at 3:00 p.m. Venue: The Stage at Fellowship Hall Morristown United Methodist Church 50 South Park Place Morristown, NJ Tickets and Information: <a href="https://www.pioneerproductionscompany.org/seasontickets/rumors" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.pioneerproductionscompany.org/seasontickets/rumors</a>

Local Event: Neil Simon's Rumors

Neil Simon's Rumors

MORRISTOWN, N.J. – Pioneer Productions is delighted to announce its upcoming production of Rumors, Neil Simon's celebrated...

Grace Episcopal Church

Ever since the 1922 world premiere in Paris, audiences have been absolutely dazzled—literally blown away—by Maurice Ravel’s orchestration of Modest Mussorgsky’s piano composition&nbsp;Pictures at an Exhibition. Chances are you've heard parts of this famous work—but have you really listened to them?
On Saturday, November 7th, Maestro George Marriner Maull (Artistic Director of The Discovery Orchestra) and special guest pianist Craig Ketter will lead the audience through an interactive—and at times amusing—experience of the magical effect achieved when a piano work is arranged for&nbsp;full symphony orchestra.&nbsp;Several movements will be referenced, but in particular the final movement—"The Great Gate of Kiev"—will be the subject of this hour of musical discovery.
 A Listening Guide and other visual enhancements will aid the journey. And in addition, full-sound film footage from a live performance by the Orchestra of the Mariinsky Theater under Maestro Valery Gergiev will also be part of the presentation.
Event Schedule: 6:30pm: Reception 7:30pm: Program 8:30pm: Dessert
Ticket Information (click More info here link above to purchase): Adults (ages 23-64):&nbsp;$20 Seniors (ages 65+):&nbsp;$15 Students (ages 10-22):&nbsp;$5
Tickets are going quickly—order yours today!Proudly presented by The Discovery Orchestra as part of our 40th Anniversary Season!

Local Event: Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures at an Exhibition

Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures...

Ever since the 1922 world premiere in Paris, audiences have been absolutely dazzled—literally blown away—by Maurice Ravel’s...

Discover Masterworks with the Maestro: Pictures at an Exhibition

Baltusrol Golf Club

The Alumnae/I Association of St. Elizabeth College &amp; University Annual Luncheon.&nbsp; Saturday, November 14, 2026 at the Baltursol Golf Club, Springfield, New Jersey at 11:00am - 3:00pm.&nbsp; &nbsp;An afternoon of food, fun, and memories for alumnae/i of the College of St. Elizabeth &amp; University. Outstanding Alumnae/i will receive awards from the Association at the luncheon.&nbsp; All are welcome.
For tickets go to the Alumnae/I Association of the College of St. Elizabeth &amp; University website at <a href="https://www.alumassocse.com/events.html" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.alumassocse.com/events.html</a> &nbsp; For more information call:&nbsp; 609-876-1138. Tickets go on sale on October 14, 2026.

Local Event: Alumnae/i Association of the College of St. Elizabeth & University Annual Award Luncheon

Alumnae/i Association of the College of St....

The Alumnae/I Association of St. Elizabeth College & University Annual Luncheon.  Saturday, November 14, 2026 at the Baltursol...

Alumnae/i Association of the College of St. Elizabeth & University Annual Award Luncheon

My name is Amanda Adams, and I am proud to serve as President of the Randolph Township Board of Education. I am running for re-election because I believe deeply in the importance of public education, responsible financial stewardship, and the lasting value of strong schools.
For many New Jersey homeowners, education begins with a property tax bill. We see the numbers and understandably ask whether our dollars are being spent wisely. But there is another question worth considering: What are we building together through our investment in public education?
In New Jersey, property taxes, alongside state and federal funding, support the educators, programs, services, and facilities that make public education possible.
In Randolph, the results of that investment are visible.
Of the 339 graduates in Randolph High School's Class of 2026, 92% are pursuing higher education. Students completed a record 1,018 Advanced Placement examinations, with approximately 92% earning qualifying scores. Our district has also been recognized as one of the Best Communities for Music Education for 19 consecutive years.
But the value of education extends beyond academic statistics.
Our children experience school as a place where friendships are formed, confidence develops, talents emerge, and possibilities expand. Through specialized education, Unified programs, athletics, the arts, and career pathways, students discover who they are and what they can contribute to the world.
We are investing not only in our children's futures, but in the childhoods they are living right now.
That investment also matters to residents whose children have graduated or who have never had children in our schools.
Research shows that school quality can influence neighborhood desirability and property values. While housing markets depend on many factors, a district's educational reputation is one consideration for prospective homebuyers.
Strong public schools can therefore benefit an entire community, not just the families currently using them.
Our community-approved $41.4 million facilities referendum deepens that investment through renovations and improvements across every school in Randolph. From heating and cooling systems to restrooms and learning environments, these projects address aging infrastructure while helping preserve the buildings future generations will inherit.
This investment also demands accountability. As Board President, I believe fiscal responsibility means carefully managing resources, monitoring expenditures, planning for future needs, and respecting the financial commitments taxpayers make.
I recognize that rising property taxes place real pressure on families, especially those on fixed incomes. Maintaining excellent schools and exercising responsible financial oversight must remain shared priorities.
When previous generations invested in Randolph's schools, they created opportunities that today's children now experience. Our responsibility is to maintain those opportunities while preparing for those who will follow.
What a legacy to leave our children: not simply homes they might inherit, but a community whose value generations before them helped build. A place where they can establish roots, create opportunities, and someday invest in the next generation themselves.
Our schools are part of what we leave behind. Our children are part of what we send forward.
Disclaimer: All views expressed in this article are my own, stated in my capacity as a private citizen. They do not represent the views or positions of the Randolph Township Board of Education or the Randolph Township School District.

More Than a Tax Bill: Investing in Our Children...

My name is Amanda Adams, and I am proud to serve as President of the Randolph Township Board of Education. I am running for re-election because I...

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