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Deer Shot with Blow Darts: Help Needed to Identify Suspects

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MORRIS COUNTY — The Morris Township Police Department is seeking help from the public to identify individuals responsible for shooting multiple deer with blow darts. One deer was fatally shot, and the incident occurred on August 22 between 12:15 a.m. and 12:30 a.m.

The illegal and inhumane act took place around Speedwell Avenue and Max Drive.

The darts left behind pose a danger to people as well. Other deer with darts in their bodies have also been seen in the area. The suspects used a grey or silver sedan, possibly a Subaru Legacy, and may have taken photos with the blow dart gun before poaching.

Information can be provided to the Morris Township Detective Bureau at (973) 326-7480.





Hanover Township Schedules Flu Vaccine Clinic for Community

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HANOVER — The Hanover Township Health Department is gearing up to combat flu season with a dedicated vaccine clinic. This important event is scheduled for Thursday, September 28, between 10:00 a.m. and 12:00 Noon.

Those interested in getting vaccinated are required to set an appointment. Secure your slot by dialing (973) 428-2485.

Venue for the Clinic: Hanover Township Community Center, 15 North Jefferson Road, Whippany.

Attendees have the option of receiving either the high-dose or Quadrivalent vaccines. The High Dose Flu vaccine is specifically tailored for individuals aged 65 and over.

For payment: Medicare is accepted. The Quadrivalent vaccine is priced at $25.00. Stay protected and ensure the health and safety of both yourself and those around you by getting vaccinated!





Lost Chicken Alert: Cedar Knolls Resident Found on McNam Avenue

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A curious chicken was recently discovered wandering McNam Avenue in Cedar Knolls

HANOVER — A curious chicken was recently discovered wandering McNam Avenue in Cedar Knolls. It’s now safely under the care of the Parsippany Animal Control and Shelter.

If you are the owner or have any information about this adventurous feathered friend, please reach out to the Parsippany Animal Control and Shelter at (973) 263-7083. Let’s help reunite this chicken with its home!





Morris County School of Technology Gears Up for the Upcoming Academic Year

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Educators from the Morris County School of Technology in Denville readied themselves for the upcoming academic year through a three-day "Summer Institute."

MORRIS COUNTY — As the sun sets in summer, Morris County School of Technology is buzzing with activity, preparing for a fresh academic year.

In gearing up for the new term, teachers and guidance counselors recently attended the district’s acclaimed Summer Institute, an annual, teacher-led initiative now in its fifth year. This workshop is designed to spotlight innovative teaching techniques and lay the groundwork for the upcoming year, with this year’s theme centered on cultivating joy in the educational environment.

Spearheaded by Samantha Shane and the Department Chairs, this enriching three-day session delved into pertinent topics such as establishing a productive learning culture, championing equity and inclusion, crafting authentic learning experiences, integrating gaming in education, and much more. The outcome? A set of contemporary lesson plans, strengthened staff connections, and a renewed emphasis on genuine learning techniques, all aimed at propelling students to greater heights.

Jeffrey Wierzbicki, the teacher behind the ‘Fundamentals of Food Service’ course, reflected, “The Summer Institute stands as an invaluable platform for collaboration and brainstorming, highlighting the incredible initiatives undertaken across MCST. This gathering unites both Career Technical Education and general subject educators, sharpening our skills collectively. Participating in the Institute enriches our ability to offer MCST students an enhanced educational journey.”

But it wasn’t all work and no play. Each day began with refreshing beverages and treats, a gracious gesture by the Parent Teacher Organization. Moreover, local businesses generously sponsored daily raffles, adding a sprinkle of excitement. Heartfelt appreciation goes out to Thatcher McGee’s, Playa Bowls, Kraves Breakfast & Lunch, Pure Barre (Denville), Blue Moon Express, Mountain Lakes Bagel, and Fully Promoted for their delightful contributions, especially the t-shirts.

As the school bell prepares to ring on September 5, the dedicated team at Morris County School of Technology eagerly awaits its students. The institution boasts a rich tapestry of full-time and shared-time academy programs. For a deeper dive into what’s on offer, click here.





CCM Fine Arts Students’ Landscapes Illuminate Assemblywoman Dunn’s Office

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Dunn has graciously offered her workspace to spotlight an exhibit of pastel landscapes crafted by CCM's art students, a collaboration initiated by Fine Arts Professor Todd Doney of CCM's Drawing 2 class.

MORRIS COUNTY — Assemblywoman Aura Dunn’s Chester office is currently adorned with the scenic beauty of Morris County, as visualized by six talented Fine Arts students from the County College of Morris (CCM).

For the fifth occasion, Dunn has graciously offered her workspace to spotlight an exhibit of pastel landscapes crafted by CCM’s art students, a collaboration initiated by Fine Arts Professor Todd Doney of CCM’s Drawing 2 class.

Professor Doney expressed his gratitude for this ongoing alliance, stating, “This partnership not only offers the public a chance to appreciate the exemplary talent of our Fine Arts students but also serves as a platform for the students to proudly display their creations. For many, it’s the inauguration of their exhibition journey.”

Tasked with capturing the essence and allure of Morris County, these budding artists from Doney’s Spring 2023 Drawing 2 class have certainly risen to the challenge.

Featured artworks include:

  • “Civil Twilight” by Sandra Rojas of Livingston
  • “Golden Court” by Jazmin Gamboa of Boonton
  • “Autumn Drive” by Bridget Perez of Mount Olive
  • “Night Steam” by Emma Ramos of Blairstown
  • “Lonely Tree” by Maurice Tobias of Lake Hiawatha
  • “Branch” by Stevie Cukor of Morristown

Art enthusiasts and the general public are welcome to view the exhibition at 191 Main Street, Suite D, Chester, which will continue throughout October. For those interested, the office is open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.





Shear Temptation Marks 35-Year Milestone with Grand Celebration

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HANOVER — On Friday, September 1, Shear Temptation at 55 Parsippany Road marked a splendid 35 years in business with a grand festivity. Attendees were treated to a gourmet spread: sumptuous sandwiches from Paulie G’s, delectable pizza from Johnny’s, and an exclusive cake from Sorrento Bakery.

Highlighting the day, Hanover Township Mayor, Thomas “Ace” Gallagher, bestowed a “Key to the Township” upon Jennifer, a touching nod to her contributions.

Highlighting the day, Hanover Township Mayor, Thomas “Ace” Gallagher, bestowed a “Key to the Township” upon Jennifer Lembo Gloria, a touching nod to her contributions.

The day further sparkled with the hair artistry of Jennifer Lembo Gloria, showcasing her renowned styling finesse. Additionally, first-time clients received an exclusive “$5.00 off Shear Temptation bucks” promotion.

The event saw a delightful mix of patrons, dignitaries, and local enthusiasts.

Shear Temptation is a beacon of comprehensive beauty services, from versatile haircuts for all ages to color treatments, blowouts, keratin processes, and straightening. The salon also boasts nail care and facials featuring top-tier Rodan and Fields products.

Jennifer Lembo Gloria, in recognition of her unparalleled dedication and service, received an outpouring of affection from her devoted clientele in the form of numerous gifts. This gesture truly showcased the deep appreciation and bond she has fostered with her customers over the years.

The event saw a delightful mix of patrons, dignitaries, and local enthusiasts. Together, they toasted the salon’s 35-year legacy, reflecting Shear Temptation’ enduring mark on the community.

Jennifer Lembo Gloria holds a profound affection for her customers, cherishing the relationships built over the years and valuing each connection as more than just business – it’s a bond from the heart.`




Hanover Township Committee Meeting – August 10, 2023

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HANOVER — Hanover Township Committee Meeting – August 10, 2023.

Click here to download the agenda.

Members of the Township Committee

The Township of Hanover has a Township Committee form of government comprising five members.

Thomas “Ace” Gallagher, Mayor
Michael A. Mihalko, Deputy Mayor
Brian J. Cahill, Committeeman
John L. Ferramosca, Committeeman
Ronald F. Francioli, Committeeman





Join the Hanover Township Police Department – Applications Open Until September 25

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HANOVER — The Hanover Township Police Department is currently in the process of recruiting new members.

Individuals are invited to become a part of the Hanover Township Police Department, a fully accredited law enforcement agency responsible for safeguarding both residents and visitors of the township.

For additional details, please visit Policeapp.com. The deadline for submitting applications is September 25, 2023.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity! Click here for more information.





Morris County Sheriff’s Office Urges Safe Driving as Schools Reopen

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Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon

MORRIS COUNTY — As summer draws to a close and the Labor Day holiday weekend is here, the Morris County Sheriff’s Office wants to remind the public that school districts are open or are opening and has provided several safe driving tips for residents.

“School safety is of the utmost importance at the Morris County Sheriff’s Office. The new back-to-school period lasts a few weeks. Some Morris County school districts have already started their students back to school. Other districts will not begin until after Labor Day. The public should be aware to watch out for children’s safety and have patience on the roadways during this time. Students walk to school or the bus stop, ride bikes and sometimes wear headphones. We must be cautious and protect them from any accidents,” said Sheriff James M. Gannon.

Driving Safety tips are as follows:

• Obey school zone speed limits.
• Never pass a bus loading or unloading children.
• The area 10 feet around a school bus is the most dangerous for children; stop far enough back to allow them to safely enter and exit the bus.
• Always stop for a school patrol officer or crossing guard holding up a stop sign.
• Head up, phone down, while driving.
• Allow extra driving time for buses and parental school traffic.

“The Morris County Sheriff’s Office assists municipalities with traffic and school safety. One such program is the Responsible School Violence Prevention, Preparation, Protection (RSVP-3), which allows students, teachers, or anyone with a concern to anonymously report threats to school safety and behavior,” said Sheriff Gannon.

For more information about the Morris County Sheriff’s Office, click here.





Open House at the Condict House: Explore New Exhibits and Discover History

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Condict House / Presbyterian Church House, Key, #7

DOVER — The open house at the Condict House, located at 55 W. Blackwell Street in Dover, will be hosted by the Dover Area Historical Society.

The event is scheduled for Saturday, September 9, from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Visitors are encouraged to come and witness the results of our recent grants, as well as explore our new exhibits. This free event welcomes all attendees, and parking options include the lot behind the museum, as well as spaces on Bassett Highway and the street adjacent to the museum.





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