EAST HANOVER — Park Lacrosse Fundraiser Pancake Flapjack Fundraiser will be held at Applebee’s, 240 Route 10 West.
The breakfast meal includes pancakes, sausage, scrambled eggs, and a beverage. To get advance tickets see any Park Lacrosse member or contact Barbara Freda at (973) 769-5310. Tickets are $12.00 each.
The flapjack breakfast will be held on Sunday, March 10 from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
EAST HANOVER — David Alan Fabisch, owner and founder of David Alan Marketplace and Caterers, is celebrating by giving back to the local community. “I grew up in Livingston, raised my family there and now operate my business locally in East Hanover. I want to show my appreciation and give $5.00 of David Alan Bucks to be used in our marketplace on Saturday, March 9 and Saturday, March 16 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.” The coupon can be found in the Livingston Tribune and East Hanover/Florham Park Life Magazine and Hanover Life Magazine.
One coupon per customer and cannot be combined with any other offers.
The Marketplace is a destination for customers to enjoy homestyle food prepared with the freshest ingredients in a comfortable, low-key environment. This popular hot spot offers a variety delicious meals prepared every day.
David Allen Marketplace is located at 5C LIttell Road, East Hanover. For more information click here.
David Alan, the founder, and owner of David Alan Caterers holds a passion for food and left his engineering career to become one of the most popular caterers in the area. His creativity and passion have led his company to stand apart from the competitors. “My grandfather taught me a simple lesson in business. He said, give them the freshest product you can, give them a lot of it and all at a reasonable cost. With this formula, you can never go wrong”, says David Alan.
MORRIS COUNTY — County College of Morris (CCM) provides an easy-to-use online Faculty Speakers Bureau to help civic organizations, nonprofits and other groups find informative speakers to educate audiences.
The bureau features more than 30 full-time CCM faculty members who can speak on a wide range of topics, including American roots music, the art of memory, critical care nursing, cybersecurity, economics, fantasy and myth, journalism, landscaping, public relations, STEM careers and much more.
The service was implemented in the fall of 2015 as part of CCM’s mission to provide the larger community with exceptional programs and services.
Those interested in securing a speaker can visit the online Faculty Speaker Bureau by clicking here to select a topic and contact the appropriate faculty member to arrange for time, location, equipment and any other details related to the desired event.
MORRIS COUNTY — Calling all young Morris County scientists – or kids who just want to have some science fun! Explore new ideas, put your designs to the test, and discover a new love for science at Morris County’s 11th annual “Science-sational Day’’ on Saturday, March 30.
Morris County 4-H will hold “Science-sational Day’’ at the County College of Morris in Randolph, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Participants do not have to be 4-H members.
Kids can explore all sorts of fun and exciting science at the event, which is for specifically designed for Morris County youths in grades K-6.
Interested parents should enroll their children as soon as possible. The official registration deadline is March 15. However, all of the maximum 150 available slots for participants are likely to be gone very quickly.
“This is a fun-filled event that encourages young people to get excited about science,” said Kelly Dziak, Morris County 4-H Program Associate. “It supports the 4-H program’s involvement in hands-on science education. We want people to know that 4-H is for all kids with a passion for discovering new interests including like science and technology.”
Science-sational Day offers 12 choices of lively, hands-on workshops, split into various grade levels, on a variety of science topics including biology, chemistry, engineering, and more.
It will kick-off with a large group activity presented by Mad Science entitled, “3, 2, 1, Liftoff!”
A complete schedule of 4-H Science-sational Day activities can be found by clicking here.
More than 6 million boys and girls participate in 4-H programs nationwide. More than 500 youths are members of 4-H in Morris County, including children from all backgrounds and interests.
The 4-H Youth Development Program is part of Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Morris County, the educational outreach program of Rutgers University in partnership with federal and county governments and private sector support.
For more information about 4-H Science-sational Day, or the 4-H program in general, contact the county 4-H Office at (973) 285-8301, email 4hmorris@njaes.rutgers.edu or visit the Morris 4-H website by clicking here.
BOONTON — Assemblyman Anthony Bucco rejected Governor Phil Murphy’s second budget for contributing to the state’s unaffordability problem.
“The governor continues to peddle expensive programs that sound nice but carry massive price tags that the state has no ability to pay for – even as we sit on tens of billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities,” said Bucco (R-Morris). “This misguided approach is why we continue to hear proposals in Trenton for higher taxes and state spending that will eclipse 11 percent in just two years. Everyone in New Jersey understands that taxes are crippling for families and businesses, except the governor and his political allies in Trenton. It’s time to get serious about our fiscal challenges and finally make New Jersey more affordable.”
HANOVER TOWNSHIP — The NJ Coalition 4 Education and Positive Choices, in cooperation with the Hanover Township Cultural Arts Committee and Hanover Township Recreation Department, is proud to present “The New Jersey Teen Concert Series”.
This concert series will be held on Saturday, March 9, 7:00 p.m. at Whippany Park High School, 165 Whippany Road, Whippany.
This concert series was created to provide our high school musicians and artists an opportunity to perform in a setting closely resembling a concert hall. Those students who may never have performed in such an environment will now get their chance to excel before their families, fellow musicians, artists and peers.
This concert was specifically designed with Whippany Park and Hanover Park students in mind. They will be performing on stage with the assistance of a world class sound system and light show. With everyone’s cooperation and participation, our young performers will unite the community in a fun and safe environment that will make March 9th a night to remember!
Singers, dancers, musicians, musical ensembles, and other creative inspired entertainers are encouraged to audition for this impressive showcase. There is an especially large demand for rock bands.
There are 3 to 4 positions available for student volunteers to introduce the performers. Not everyone can get up on stage to perform. Perhaps their talents lie elsewhere and they would like to participate by introducing the acts.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP — Rabbi Marc Schneier, president of the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding (FFEU), and Bishop Robert Stearns, founder and executive director of Eagles’ Wings, led the first Evangelical Christian Mission to the Republic of Azerbaijan on March 4th-8th. The two partnered with the State Committee on Religious Associations of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Caucasus Muslims’ Board, to bring 14 leading Evangelical Christian leaders from the United States, Brazil and the United Arab Emirates.
At the request of the Republic of Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev, the State Committee on Religious Associations planned a tour of Azerbaijan for the Evangelical leaders including the visit to Christian, Jewish and Muslim religious institutions and historical places in Azerbaijan. The group met with prominent political officials and religious leaders including SheikhulIslam Allahshukur Pashazadeh, chairman of the Caucasus Muslims Board, and Mubariz Gurbanli, chairman of the State Committee on Religious Associations of the Republic of Azerbaijan. The group participated in the international conference “From Interreligious and inter-civilizational dialogue towards cooperation.”
The group met with the Republic of Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev as well as with its Foreign Minister Elmar Mammadyarov.
“Under the leadership of President Aliyev, Azerbaijan a Muslim-majority country, is internationally recognized as a leading advocate for interreligious dialogue and coexistence, a paradigm of Muslim-Jewish relations and a genuine partner of the State of Israel,” said Rabbi Marc Schneier.
Participating Evangelical leaders include:
Pastor Joseph Arminio, Jr., Abundant Life Church (Whippany, NJ)
Pastor Calvin Battle, Destiny Christian Center (Tulsa, OK)
Pastor Samuel Bentley, The Ramp (Hamilton, AL)
Pastor Jose Diaz, Heart of David Global (Philadelphia, PA)
Pastor Wayne Graham, Kings Park International Church (Durham, NC)
Pastor Téo Hayashi, Dunamis Movement (São Paulo, Brazil)
Pastor Kevin Kringel, Life Church (Chicago, IL)
Pastor Adam Mesa, Abundant Living Family Church (Rancho Cucamonga, CA)
Pastor Rusty Nelson, The Rock Family Worship Center (Huntsville, AL)
Pastor Jason Parks, Refuge Church (Huntsville, AL)
Pastor Ben Richard, Gate Keepers (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)
Bishop Charles Scott, Oral Roberts University (Tulsa, OK)
Bishop Robert Stearns, Eagles’ Wings Ministry (Buffalo, NY)
Pastor Micah Wood, The Ramp (Hamilton, AL)
Founded in 1989, the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding is the global address for Muslim-Jewish Relations and the national address for African American-Jewish relations. The organization is committed to the belief that direct dialogue between ethnic communities is the most effective path towards reconciliation. For more information click here.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP — The Hanover Rotary Club will be hosting “The Duck Race” on Saturday, June 8.
The race is fun for all ages and will be held at the Malapardis Park located on Malapardis Road in Cedar Knolls.
They start the fun at 1:00 p.m. with Flo the Clown, Horse & Buggy Rides, Free Food for children and many more fun activities. Duck launch starts at 3:00 p.m.
Mr. Ducky is going to be traveling around Hanover Township over the next few months spreading the word about this event and we’ll keep you posted with pictures and videos.
For more information or to purchase ducks, email hanoverrotaryclub@gmail.com.
MORRIS COUNTY — The Morris County Sheriff’s Office and its Sheriff’s Emergency Response Team has the honor of protecting President Donald A. Trump when he travels in and out of Morristown Airport. The Sheriff’s Office has been awarded $55,938 in federal reimbursement funds for overtime costs it incurred for its 2018 security details.
HANOVER TOWNSHIP — Hanover Township Police Officer Michael Puskas arrested Mr. Ramon Vazquez, 36, Dover, for Possession of Drug paraphernalia, on Sunday, February 24.
Officer Puskas was at the Red Carpet Inn, 1245 Route 10 East, investigating a reported assault and was speaking with Mr. Vazquez.
During the investigation, Mr. Vazquez was arrested and transported to Hanover Township Police Headquarters for processing.
Vazquez was charged with Possession of drug paraphernalia and Possession of hypodermic needles. He was transported to the county jail pending his court date.
Editor’s Note: A criminal complaint is merely an accusation. Despite this accusation, the defendant is presumed innocent until he or she is proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
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