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Local News
Center plans opioid use event
HOPATCONG — The Center for Prevention and Counseling will be holding an event for older adults at Pavinci’s Italian Grill in Hopatcong on Thursday March 21st from 12pm-230pm. The keynote speaker is Dr. Siegfried who specializes in pain management. Program participants will understand more about the...
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Business Skills and Networking Event at SCCC
NEWTON – Sussex County Community College will host a special Business Skills and Networking Event (plus a mini job fair!)...
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County plans blood screening clinic
HARDYSTON — The Sussex County Division of Health, Office of Public Health Nursing will...
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NJ bill streamlines college credit
NEWTON – A new bill passed by both houses of the New Jersey State Legislature will allow students to earn their associate...
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Byram Township seeks laborer for DPW
Byram - The Township is seeking a full-time laborer for the Department of Public Works.
Duties include, but are not limited...- Mar 20, 2019 12:26 pm
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Bass weathers unsteady waters to remain big fish in the sea
LAFAYETTE — A large space once known affectionately as “The Village,” in Lafayette saw a hey day, then...
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House Passes Transparency, Accountability bill
This week the House passed H.R. 974, the Federal Reserve Supervision Testimony Clarification Act, sponsored by Congressmen Josh...
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Criminal Justice & Fire Science Career Symposium
Newton – A career symposium geared specifically for those in and interested in the Criminal Justice and Fire Science...
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Vinyasa Flow Yoga Workshop on March 24
Master Yoga Teacher, Raji Thron, of Yoga Synthesis in Ramsey will teach a Vinyasa Flow Yoga workshop at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday...
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St. Patrick's parade on a sunny day
By Laurie Gordon
NEWTON - The sun suddenly appeared as the...- Mar 20, 2019 12:02 pm
- St. Patrick's parade on a sunny day
- Gottheimer announces tourism task force
- Tours available at Camp Jefferson
- Church to host fish and chips dinner
- Little Sprouts looking for volunteers
- Springtime on its way
- Ogdesnburg ready to approve budget
- Walking tourism is a popular way to explore — and get fit
- Sussex college plans information session
- Area attorneys honored
- Project to offer free legal services
- Vernon Jazz band to compete at Sparta festival
- Land preservation bill passes committee
- Homeowners Association plans rummage sale
- Giordano announces he won't seek re-election
- Township Museum plans open house
- Lawmakers blast Murphy's school aid cuts
- New Jersey employment increases
- SCCC president announces he's staying on
- County prosecutor awarded opioid grant
- Giant Gymnastics announces grand reopening
- Curious George at the Growing Stage
- Dance Expression dancers succeed at competition
- Project Self-Sufficiency seeking prom-dress donations
- Ryan to be honored by SCARC Foundation
- Bill designating corrections officers as police passes
- Coast Guard auxiliary to host 'meet and greet'
- Antler Ridge plans baby shower
- Miners planning job fairs
- Refuge ready for spring season
- Jefferson palns karate class
- JAC accepting bingo/tricky tray reservations
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- Cruise Cafe group to meet in Newton
- Tuck into a healthy St. Patrick’s Day feast
- This easy life hack will make your weekends more refreshing
- Exercise is your best defense against deep abdominal fat
- Stroke risk high among women who consume lots of diet drinks
- Fast food was healthier 30 years ago
- Exercise is your best defense against deep abdominal fat
- Social Security work incentives rules to be explained at workshop
- Male circumcision protects women from infections and cancer
- Tuck into a healthy St. Patrick’s Day feast
- This easy life hack will make your weekends more refreshing
- Fast food was healthier 30 years ago
- Male circumcision protects women from infections and cancer
- Hardyston paves way for housing development
- Prince of Peace church plans fundraiser
- High Point students take 2nd, 3rd at Concrete Challenge
- Center plans recovery friendly celebration
- Project to offer bankruptcy seminar
- Nunziato joins local law firm
- Group plans work incentives workshop
- L'il Keepers accepting infant registrations
- Libraries to celebrate Makers Day
- K.E.E.P. plans Kamikaze Cook-Off
- Center plans 'Recovery Talk'
- SCARC donates vehicles to rescue squad
- CASA appoints special advocates
- Senators call for probe into Murphy hires
- Ogdensburg faced Presidents' Day water issues
- High Point bill goes to governor
- Agriculture bill passes Assembly
- Project to hold attorney meetings in March
- Sierra Club to host Turtle Talk
- Strada reads to Ogdensburg students
- Camp Jefferson Tours planned
- Franklin residents seeking Main St. revival
- Glowacki named president of Gross & Jansen
- Hamburg plans kindergarten registration
- Mineral museum to open weekends
- Weichert honors highest achievers
- Player taunted with racial slurs during game
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- Sparta Historical Society Women’s History Month
- NJ volunteers attend NYC Fresh Air Fund conference
- CBD oil: Hempire or bandwagon?
- Diocese of Paterson releases names of 28 priests accused of child sexual abuse
- Legislators honor parade marshals
- Project plans parenting classes
- Local dancers succeed at competition
- Church to host fish and chips dinner
- Knights of Columbus to celebrate 55 years of service
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- Weblos advance to Boy Scouts
- MARA 12-step at Center for Prevention and Counseling
- Agriculture Day bill advances
- Musical Ellis Island at Newton Theatre March 21
- Christian school to host fundraiser
- Tree-cutting starts this week at Sparta Mountain
