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	12-17 Celebrating the light: a season of faith, a season of hope 12/17/2008 During the early Roman Empire the winter solstice celebrated the birth of the Persian Sun god, Mithras or Sol Deus Invictus (The Invincible Sun) who was widely worshipped
	12-2 Hackettstown's hometown holiday 12/02/2008 December 5, 2008, starting at 7 PM is Hackettstown's 3rd Annual Hometown Holiday Event which is free and open to the public.
	12-2 United Way 12/02/2008 Warren County�s five-year-old United Way has been growing steadily, with hundreds of volunteers of varying backgrounds and interests.
	Holiday Season brings out the best in Community 12/31/2007 Every holiday season is marked by the songs we sing, the gifts and cards we exchange, and the decorations we display. More importantly, each season provides members of the community opportunities to show compassion and generosity toward those less fortuna
	11-21 Fly-Fishing Retreat Catches on For Survivors of Cancer 11/21/2008 Lisa Permunian of Hamburg is a 5-year cancer survivor. She is also the North New Jersey Retreat Coordinator for Casting For Recovery, a national non-profit organization that offers support and education to breast cancer survivors.
	11-21 Frosty comes to Netcong 11/21/2008 That favorite of all snowmen – Frosty – is coming to life in the New Jersey premiere of the musical Frosty at The Growing Stage on Nov. 28.
	11-21 Local ballerina dances in the Nutcracker 11/21/2008 Kendall Wiedow of Mt. Olive always watched her older sister Ashley in her tap, ballet, and jazz classes from the hallway of her dance studio
	11-07 Local resident resurrects a vampire 11/07/2008 Chester’s mistress of horror, Carlotta Holton, released her latest novel on October 30, just in time for a Halloween fright. The book is aptly titled: “Vampire Resurrection”.
	11-07 Blood Drive to benefit HRMC and other area hospitals 11/07/2008 The Rev. Bob Mayer is rolling up his sleeve on November 22. He�s hoping a lot of other people will come by the Drakestown United Methodist Church and do the same. That Saturday, from 10:00 - 1:30pm, a blood drive held at the church, will benefi
	11-7 Troop relationships facilitated through grassroots campaign 11/07/2008 As the holidays approach, more than 3,000 men and women from Morris County will be celebrating in Iraq and Afghanistan.
	Does the IRS owe YOU money? 10/30/2008 If your name is on this list the IRS has a check waiting for you!
	10-30 For Some, Halloween is a New Year's Celebration 10/24/2008 For most people Halloween is seen as an opportunity for children to dress in costume and collect large quantities of candy from the neighborhood.
	10-24 Halloween holds deeper meaning 10/24/2008 The American Halloween customs of dressing up in costumes and begging door to door for treats may have its roots in ancient culture, but is today celebrated as a purely secular holiday.
	10-21 Couple Shed Light on Autism & Other Disabilities for EMTs 10/21/2008 Leslie and Chuck Mars have been traveling around the state quite a bit for the past 13 years. They've been responding to invitations from various First Aid Squads, and Fire and Police Departments.
	Supporting Effort of C.A.T.S Historically Good Idea 10/02/2008 In the middle of the 14th century, Europe faced the epidemic bubonic plague, commonly referred to as the �black plague�. At one point, under the belief that cats were a symbol of evil and were to blame for the sickness, the government ordere
	10-06 jurgensen 1 10/03/2008 Centenary Senior Benjamin Jurgensen was found dead yesterday in Hackettstown near the college. According to local police the Centenary College student had been jogging before he died. Jurgensen, a resident of West Milford in Passaic County, was found un
	Bucket Brigade Reunion 09/23/2008 Today we generally refer to them as “Coin Toss” donations, those traffic light stops where non-profit organizations collect donations from roadside travelers to support a worthy cause.
	8-25 gst 08/14/2008 For some kids, going to camp this summer meant roughing it in the outdoors. However, for those that attended the summer Arts Day Camp at the Growing Stage theatre, camp meant singing, dancing, art, and drama.
	ARC Awards 08/12/2008 Recently the ARC held their 2008 Awards Dinner at the Bello Giorno Restaurant in Belvidere to honor a group of very special people.
	Morris provides information packets to returning vets 07/07/2008 The Morris County Department of Senior, Disability and Veteran Services has prepared a packet of information for returning Gulf War veterans that is designed to help them proceed easily through the Veterans Administration.
	Adoptathon at Noah's Ark 07/07/2008 Loving pets, waiting to bring their warmth into forever homes, were on hand at Noah’s Ark’s 2nd Annual Adopt-a-thon.
	Heath Village Horsewhow smashing sucsess 07/07/2008 The Heath Village Fifteenth Annual Horse Show was held on June 11 on the grounds of the Retirement Community in Hackettstown.
	ARC/MORRIS DEDICATES KRAUKLIS CENTER 06/26/2008 Louise Knapp-Rehkamp of Rockaway, Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen and Arc/Morris Executive Director Bill Testa (right) were all on hand recently
	Bob Wolfman: Hottest band in the area 06/26/2008 What can you say about one unbelievably talented guitarist/singer/songwriter and his band consisting of five of the most seasoned pro veteran musicians around?
	Merry Solstice 2008 06/19/2008 At the time of summer solstice, this year on June 20, the noon sun will be directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer. This makes it the longest period of daylight and the shortest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere.
	Feeling boxed in by myopic cable vision 06/16/2008 The letter arrived in the mail from Interactive Optimum. “IMPORTANT INFORMATION about your cable service” was written at the top.
	6-17 fathers day Rediscovering the adventure with Dad 06/16/2008 When my son, Jude was 5 years old, his father took him on a vacation to Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida.
	And a Very Merry Midsummer to all 06/16/2008 At the time of summer solstice, this year on June 20, the noon sun will be directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer.
	Optimumizing the state of confusion 06/12/2008 Confusion. There seems to be a lot of it in the world of cable TV lately. Masses of it in fact.
	6-11 nurses pinned 06/11/2008
	Tillie Smith walks again - for Hackettstown Victorian Day 05/27/2008 ravel back to a singular day in 1886 this June when the Centenary Stage Company presents its historically narrated "Tillie Walk" during the Hackettstown Victorian Day
	Local gardener wins floral design awards 05/12/2008 Long Valley Garden club member, Monika Karoly, owner of Fleurs Divine a floral shop in Long Valley, won first place floral design awards in two area flower shows.
	KNIGHTS AID GOD’S ‘SPECIAL CHILDREN’ 05/12/2008 During the entire weekend of April 25-27, Knights of Columbus Councils from all parts of New Jersey, sponsored a fund drive for God’s Special Children
	Help wanted: no pay but happy tails 05/12/2008 Did you ever think you could make a difference just by spending a couple of hours walking, petting, and being with a dog?
	School of Rock prepares for May concert in Hackettstown 05/12/2008 If you missed their first show in January, now is you chance to see what all the buzz is about.
	Mace Gill sings the blues at Arts off Main 05/05/2008 Mace Gill will be the opener and Reverse Order will cap the night, which runs from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Arts off Main Art Gallery
	Play golf, win prizes, help save homeless animals 05/05/2008 On Friday, May 9, golfers can enjoy a day of golf at the Bear Brook Golf Club on Route 94 in Newton. Breakfast and lunch will be provided, and participants will have the opportunity to win prizes. But, perhaps the biggest winners of the day will be the ma
	Volunteers are everything at Arc Radiothon 05/05/2008 On Friday, April 18, area business and community leaders took one hour out of their busy schedule and made it count
	“Kids Kabaret” is “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”! 04/21/2008 “Kids Kabaret” is a magical tour of some of Broadway’s best family musicals.
	Historic Grants funding available 04/21/2008 Morris County has received 25 applications for funding under the county’s Historic Preservation Trust Fund.
	George Kolar: A poet for all ages 04/21/2008 “I was born on the wind,” says poet George Kolar
	Radiothon targets $65,000 goal 04/21/2008 More than 1,000 people will respond Friday, April 18 when Hackettstown Ford hosts the eighteenth annual WRNJ Radiothon for The Arc from its showroom from 8 am to 5 pm.
	Freeholder Gardner joins fellow farmers in Trenton protest 04/14/2008 The hundreds of farmers who converged on the State House protesting plans to dismantle the NJ Department of Agriculture..
	HRMC Cancer Center is real winner 04/07/2008 Mark Bahnuk of Hackettstown won the Annual Leprechaun Leap, sponsored by Picatinny Federal Credit Union, on March 16. But the real winner was Hackettstown Regional Medical Center's Joan Knechel Cancer Center.
	Ronetco ShopRites collect 263 pints of blood 03/31/2008 Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc. is pleased to announce that 263 pints of blood were collected at its 2008 Winter blood drive.
	Washington Twp. Rec says ‘Let the Good Times Roll’ 03/31/2008 Washington Township Recreation is planning a trip to the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse
	Camp Merry Heart 03/31/2008 Easter Seals New Jersey's Camping and Recreation Department is very proud to announce two new programs for children with autism, their siblings, and their entire family.
	Ronetco Markets will walk for charity 03/31/2008 Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc. will be supporting two charity walks this Spring including the April 13 "Walk MS" and the April 27 2008 Start! West Morris Heart Walk.
	ARC counts on community 03/31/2008 Everyday, our nation welcomes over 10,000 newborns into the world.
	NJDEP announces the beginning of trout stocking 03/26/2008 The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Fish and Wildlife is gearing up for its annual spring trout stocking season slated to begin March 17 in preparation for the Opening Day of Trout season scheduled for April 5.
	April Arts will blossom this spring to support Arts Council 03/24/2008 Watch gifted artists at work for a unique benefit experience.
	WRNJ Radio Auction is a record-breaker with over $28k raised! 03/24/2008 The ninth Annual WRNJ Radio Auction to benefit the Joan Knechel Cancer Center at Hackettstown Regional Medical Center (HRMC) was a record-breaker!
	Local groups share blankets of love 03/24/2008 Netcong resident, Betty Curnow, will tell you that she's always busy knitting. "I do it all the time," she said.
	Local artist releases "Songs for People" 03/17/2008 The New York City Release Party Show of his "Songs for People" CD will be Wednesday, March 26th
	Vernal Equinox: Balancing the dark and light 03/17/2008 The vernal equinox occurs between March 20 and 21 in the northern hemisphere, signaling the official astronomical start to Spring.
	Former Miss NJ is on for April Fools Day 03/17/2008 Miss New Jersey 1995 Dena Blizzard will make you laugh with stories about marriage, motherhood and competing in the Miss America pageant. Don't worry, the kids are staying home! Dena Blizzard has always gotten her fair share of attention because of her
	Teenage entrepreneur founds program for kids with special needs 03/10/2008 Honors student is already starting to give back to the society
	House of the Good Shepherd welcomes new chaplain 03/10/2008 James McCracken has announced that Rev. Deacon Jeanette Hile is the new Chaplain for The House.
	Programs for seniors: Pet and human partners 03/03/2008 Noahâ€™s Ark Animal Welfare Association, Inc is helping seniors
	Special Olympians bowling 'em over 03/03/2008 Nearly 200 Special Olympics athletes from Morris, Sussex and Warren counties gave striking performances...
	February 26 is Spay Day 02/25/2008 At the end of every episode of the Price is Right, host Drew Carey reminds viewers to "spay and neuter your pets".
	Author sells out in record time 02/25/2008 How does a man find his way through tragedy, and come out with renewed faith?
	Out of the ordinary dining experience more than just good food 02/18/2008 Fujiyama has announced the grand opening of their new Hibachi Room.
	Local Writer is named a Master of Horror 02/18/2008 Some might say that Carlotta Holton, of Chester, is good at striking terror into the hearts of people
	Morris Habitat for Humanity Celebrates 22 Years of Building Home 02/18/2008 Morris Habitat for Humanity had lots of reasons to celebrate its accomplishments in 2007
	Area Saturns host annual "have heart, take part" blood drive 02/11/2008 Saturn of Livingston, Denville and Mt. Olive are gearing up for the "Have Heart, Take Part" Blood Drive,
	Zoo Day helps bring jaguar families home 02/11/2008 It was the Zoo Day at the Funâ€™nâ€™ Friends Nursery School.
	2-11 music students 02/04/2008
	Mount Arlington Train Station Opens 02/04/2008 U.S. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen and NJ Transit Executive Director Richard Sarles joined State Senator Anthony R. Bucco and Mount Arlington Mayor Arthur R. Ondish
	Groundhog Day:Will Puxatawny Phil see his shadow and make way fo 02/04/2008 For the 117th year on February 2nd, millions around the world will breathlessly await the most famous furry forecaster, "Punxsutawney Phil's" annual prediction of an end to winter.
	Lace makers invite the public to see a "lost art" 02/04/2008 One might think that making lace is a lost art. It might have been if it wasnâ€™t for groups like the Lost Art Lacers of North Jersey.
	The house is packed as Corzineâ€™s road show comes to the a 01/28/2008 There was an overflow crowd last week in Morris County to hear Governor Jon S. Corzine explain to taxpayers how he plans to reduce the stateâ€™s debt by charging higher tolls, a proposal that has been met with mixed results.
	Local band will move your soul 01/27/2008 If thereâ€™s an audience out there looking for some loud head-banging punk music, then donâ€™t go to the Stanhope House on January 27. All youâ€™ll find there is some good old-fashioned rock and roll, the kind thatâ€™s been inspired by some of the greats;
	Morris County Freeholders making changes for the better 01/21/2008 While most residents of Morris County are busy with the day-to-day business of survival, working and caring for their families, members of the Morris County Freeholders are not at home.
	Tip #1 is still a safe reliable vehicle: Saturns used exclu 01/14/2008 The excitement of a teenager with a learner's permit is a kind of enthusiasm that's hard to contain.
	Boys Tournament Challenges Shadows Gymnastics 01/14/2008 Team building, camaraderie, and personal best were the focus points for an exciting Friday night at CS Gymnastics.
	Local winners announced in Gingerbread Extravaganza 01/07/2008 Gingerbread creations took center stage at the Second Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza
	New Yearâ€™s resolutions still a tradition 01/07/2008 According to recent polls, half of all Americans have made spending more time with family and friends their number one resolution for the New Year.
	Community band performs at nursing home 01/07/2008 The Hackettstown Community Band, a 60 year old community music organization, recently performed holiday music for residents at Warren Haven, a nursing home for the elderly
	Cotillion raises money for HRMC 01/04/2008 Hackettstown Regional Medical Center Foundation Cotillion co-chairs Kathy Allen of Long Valley and Monika Hamburger of Blairstown present check..
	W arren County Flags 12/31/2007 The Warren County Regional Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that the official Flag of Warren County is now available for purchase at the Chamberâ€™s Washington headquarters and Phillipsburg satellite office.
	A-1 Book Marks Local Kids Bookmarks Were Winning Designs 12/31/2007 Reading transports you to fantastic, new places and times - where the possibilities are endless and the adventures are around every corner. This beautiful thought was the most common sentiment of many local children who participated in the Bookmark conte
	Local churches present a different kind of Nativity program 12/05/2007 Puppets of Mary and Joseph are each visited by angels. A singer tells the story of the little town of Bethlehem. A dancer, portraying an angel, shares the message of Christâ€™s birth to the shepherds. Wisemen and Herod rap about finding the Christ child.
	Three unlikely angels grace the Centenary Stage to kick off the 11/26/2007 It's Christmas Eve and it's only 105 degrees in the shade.
	Family friendly local rally seeks Teddy Bears for charity drive 11/26/2007 Subaru of Mt. Olive is "gearing up to give"
	Babes in Toyland; holiday fare at Growing Stage Theatre 11/26/2007 Something is amiss in the Land of Make Believe.
	Local Saturn stores sponsor "Socks for Soldiers" campaign 11/26/2007 Generous cash donations are needed to help send specially designed socks to American soldiers serving in the Middle East
	CAT-astrophic dilemma brewing for local strays 11/25/2007 Imagine coming home from a long day's work and seeing a little movement down the driveway next to the shed.
	Student athletes honored 11/15/2007 Hackettstown and Washington Rotary Clubs hosted top offensive and defensive members of the Hackettstown Tigers and Warren Hills High School Blue Streaks
	October 31st â€“ a busy day for area pre-schools 11/13/2007 October 31st was busy for local childcare and early learning centers
	WCCC Nursing Grads Perfect as investment pays off 11/13/2007 Warren County Community College nursing graduateS pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses on their first try.
	Ronetco Supermarkets recognizes long-term associates 11/05/2007 Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc. recognized 131 of its long-term associates
	Robert A. Pruznick tapped as president of Kiwanis 11/05/2007 Robert A. Pruznick, CEO of The Arc of Warren County, has been named to a second stint as president of the Kiwanis Club of Washington.
	Local rescue helps guinea pigs and hamsters find homes 11/05/2007 While out, the Budd Lake resident came upon a guinea pig in a storm drain.
	Miceli named 2007-08 Merit Scholar 11/05/2007 Lenape Valley Regional High School Principal Doug deMarrais announced Commended Student
	Lenape Valley Students honored with volunteer award 11/05/2007 Lenape Valley Regional High School students were recently honored
	Tribute to "Blues Brothers" to highlight Foundation cotillion 10/29/2007 The Blues, as in the "Blues Brothers", will take center stage as the featured entertainment ...
	Intersecting cultures 10/29/2007 Professor Nahai presented "Intersecting Cultures: A Cosmopolitan Writer's Inspiring Experiences and Narratives,"
	Freeholders Proclaim "Red Ribbon Week" 10/29/2007 The Warren County Board of Chosen Freeholders has proclaimed October 22-31, 2007 to be "Red Ribbon Week"
	Something special for everyone at Hackettstown Harvest Festival 10/29/2007 Main Street in Hackettstown was the place to be on, for the communityâ€™s annual Harvest Festival.
	Who Ya gonna call? Ghost hunters! 10/30/2007 For some, Halloween is the one day a year when ghosts appear. For others, ghost hunting is a year-around activity...
	Halloween more than just candy corn for modern Witches 10/27/2007 The American Halloween customs of dressing up in costumes and begging door to door for treats is today celebrated as a purely secular holiday...
	Gem of Hackettstown 10/19/2007 The famous "Gem of Hackettstown" will be on display during Pirates Weekend
	Jon Bon Jovi teams with Saturn for fundraising effort 10/19/2007 Saturn of Livingston, Denville and Mount Olive is donating a new Fender Squier Strat electric guitar signed by rock artist Jon Bon Jovi
	Subaru of Mount Olive will host "Turner Tuesday" 10/19/2007 Subaru of Mt. Olive will host the first of many Tuner Tuesday nights on the front lot of its store and in the showroom on Tuesday, October 23
	Visitors to Kenya share their experiences 10/19/2007 Against the wall were tables of exhibits holding beautiful jewelry, beaded purses, carved wooden animals, a colorful cloth painting, lacquered carved bowls, pictures and maps..
	Restoring pieces of the past 10/19/2007 The reborn images are part of stained window restoration projects made possible by grants from the Morris County Historic Preservation Trust Fund.
	Centenary Stage hosts the New England Winds 10/15/2007 Centenary Stage is honored to be hosting The New England Winds...
	HRMC Auxiliary awards nine scholarships 10/15/2007 The Hackettstown Regional Medical Center Auxiliary is proud to announce the selection of 9 individuals who are receiving healthcare related education scholarships for the 2007 â€“ 2008 school year.
	Grange Rutan appears at book signing at Centenary 10/15/2007 Grange Rutan, Centenary alumna, class of 1958 penned an biography about legendary jazz pianist Al Haig
	Hiawatha is coming to Netcong 10/15/2007 Hiawatha, a presentation of the Catskill Puppet Theater, at the GST in Netcong
	Batten down the hatches and lock up the wenches: the Pirates are 10/15/2007 Theyâ€™ll be creating acts of mayhem and plunder when they take Hackettstownâ€™s business district by storm
	Allamuchy students at work in the science lab 10/15/2007 Eighth grade students at the Allamuchy Township School enjoyed performing the Rainbow Lab
	Allamuchy Challenge challenges students 10/15/2007 The Allamuchy Challenge has been designed to give students an appreciation of the wonderful natural resources
	This year everybody wins from Paces for Prevention 10/15/2007 The beautiful weather brought out dozens of families, friends, co-workers, and teammates to Kittatinny Valley State Park last Sunday
	Trike-a-thon Pedalling for a good cause 10/15/2007 The riders donned their helmets, looked at the "track" and they were off
	The House of Good Shepherd welcomes new Executive Director 10/08/2007 he House of the Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community in Hackettstown has a new leader
	Trinity Church marks 175 years 10/08/2007 We want to take people into the history of Trinity...
	Former Executive Director Honored 10/08/2007 Fred Heleine (center), former Executive Director of The House of the Good Shepherd
	Hackettstown Rotary Club Makes Car Show Donation 10/08/2007 When several hundred antique and classic car, motorcycle, and truck owners drove into Hackettstown
	Rainbow Day Childcare Academyâ€“ celebrating the promise in ever 10/08/2007 Itâ€™s the type of place that makes little ones wide-eyed and grown-ups wish they were kids again.
	HRMC announces Honorary Cotillion Chairs 10/08/2007 Two people who have been giving of themselves to a variety of causes over the years will give to one thatâ€™s particularly close to their hearts this November.
	Rebecca Murray â€“ One in the next generation of American writer 10/08/2007 Rebecca Murray has always wanted to touch other peopleâ€™s lives and make a difference...
	Harvest of Homes benefits Friends and Family 10/08/2007 Friends & Neighbors Thirtieth Annual House Tour "Harvest of Homes" to be held on Tuesday, October 23.
	The dinosaurs are coming to Netcong! 10/08/2007 Dinosaurs! The Growing Stage theatreâ€™s opening show of the season.
	Children receive first bibles 10/08/2007 This past Sunday was Children's Sunday at Port Morris UMC
	Kiwanians bench local moms 10/08/2007 Mount Olive Kiwanis Members Councilwoman Colleen Labow (2006 Kiwanian of the Year) and President Elect Tammy Jones
	Blind student determined to get certified in massage therapy 10/08/2007 Rania Ismail is persistent. Although she is blind and faces other hurdles
	Kiwanis says thanks! 10/01/2007 The Kiwanis Club of Mt Olive would like to thank the Budd Lake Car Wash
	National recording artistPeter Karp and homegrown favorites high 10/01/2007 Musician Peter Karp has always enjoyed a solid following in the northwest New Jersey area. In the past year, his following has gone national.
	Oâ€™Neill Jewelers marks first anniversary in Hackettsown 10/01/2007 Dan Oâ€™Neill is a second-generation jeweler
	Tasty Music 10/01/2007 "Tasteful Treasures From Our House To Yours,"
	Retiring Chaplain honored by residents 10/01/2007 Pastor Donald Beers, Chaplaain at The House of the Good Shepherd, recently retired
	Children grow by learning at Kidworks 10/01/2007 "Children learn through play and we offer a fun, and most importantly, a safe environment which is also affordable,"
	Kiwanis Donation to Domestic Abuse org 10/01/2007 Kiwanis Club of Hackettstown recently made a donation of $2500 to the Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Crisis Center of Warren County
	All Veterans Memorial is one step closer to reality 10/01/2007 The landscape of Turkey Brook Park has just been changed
	Hackettstown sure knows how to throw a party 10/01/2007 It can now safely be said that the first ever Hackettstown Street Fair was an unqualified success.
	Triathlon benefits special olympics 10/01/2007 Take 500 athletes of all ages, mix with 320 volunteers, throw in a lot of donated services, blend well under a sunny sky, and the result is a successful triathlon.
	2-3-08 Go Big Blue! 02/02/2008
	10-25 flanders new rev 10/29/2007
	10-25 halloween fun 10/29/2007
	10-25 monarchs 10/29/2007
	10-25 windows 10/29/2007
	Centenary Equine Center receives new horse traile 10/29/2007 The new trailer was made possible through a donation from the Abbey K. Starr Charitable Trust,

Hackettstown
	11-21 PTK Inductees 11/21/2008 Warren County Community College’s Alpha Upsilon Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa recently inducted 40 new members to its organization at a special ceremony on campus.
	11-21 Arithmatickles In Hacketststown 11/21/2008
	10-21 Centenary students join in Halloween 10/21/2008 When the academic year began, little did Kate Billard know that she would be touring members of the Hackettstown community...
	Celebrated Author/Medium at Hackettstown Book Signing 08/11/2008 Everyone held a copy of the new book by Concetta Bertoldi entitled Do Dead People Watch You Shower? And Other Questions You’ve Been All But Dying to Ask a Medium.
	PBS broadcasts 30-hour famine in Hackettstown 07/24/2008 Red paper hearts, 29,000 of them, lined the walls of the Trinity United Methodist Church gymnasium.
	2008 Outstanding Senior Citizen named 07/07/2008 The recipient of Warren County?s 2008 Mary Louise Christine Outstanding Senior Citizen Award is the resident responsible for developing a program that matches volunteers with seniors who need assistance with minor home repairs.
	Dr. Chi named physician honoree of HRMC Cotillion 07/02/2008 Dr. Ching-Hwa Chi, has been named the Hackettstown Regional Medical Center Foundation’s 2008 Cotillion Physician Honoree.
	WCCC Foundation Golf Benefit record breaker 07/02/2008 To say that the third annual Warren County Community College Foundation Golf Classic was a success is an understatement.
	Thanks Friendship Center 07/02/2008 Friendship Center extends a helping hand
	7-03 pen pals 07/02/2008
	HRMC Foundation’s annual Golf Classic sizzled 06/26/2008 The winners of the 22nd Annual Hackettstown Regional Medical Center (HRMC) Foundation Golf Classic are familiar with lawn care, but the event gave them a chance to tend to the greens in a different way.
	Chore Corps founder named ‘Outstanding Senior Citizen’ 06/26/2008 The recipient of Warren County’s 2008 Mary Louise Christine Outstanding Senior Citizen Award is the resident responsible for developing a program that matches volunteers with seniors who need assistance with minor home repairs.
	Allamuchy SEVENTH GRADERS LEARN HOW USEFUL MATH CAN BE 06/26/2008 The seventh grade math classes at Allamuchy Township School were paid a visit by Suburban Consulting Engineers of Mount Arlington
	Freeholders honor area vets in annual recognition ceremony 06/16/2008 epresentatives from every branch of the U.S. Military – Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and even the Merchant Marine – were honored for wartime service
	Award winners honored at WCCC Nurse Pinning Ceremony 06/16/2008 Warren County Community College recently celebrated the graduation of its nursing students at the Annual Nurse Education Pinning Ceremony, held this year at Warren Hills Regional High School.
	Local Marine wins promotion 06/16/2008 US Marine Justin Flynn of Hackettstown, a member of K Battery, Third Battalion, 10th Marines, presently stationed in Iraq, was promoted to Corporal
	And the Freddys go to… 06/11/2008 “Hackettstown High School…Hackettstown High School…Hackettstown High School…”
	Orange Crate Derby highlights festivities 05/27/2008
	Golden Girls 05/27/2008 Independence Girl Scout Troop # 744 recently held its Gold Award/Senior Recognition Ceremony..
	ALLAMUCHY THIRD GRADERS ARE IPOD WILDERNESS EXPLORERS 05/12/2008 Third grade students from Allamuchy Township School were so lucky to be IPOD wilderness pioneers.
	Mary Rossi named Volunteer of the Year 05/05/2008 or more than 20 years, Mary Rossi has spent just about every Thursday of each week at The House of the Good Shepherd
	Mayfest of Music: Because We Sing! 04/21/2008 The Warren County Community Singers will perform their Fifteenth Annual Mayfest of Music, "Because We Sing," at two venues the first weekend of May.
	WEATHER FORECASTING IS FUN! 04/21/2008 In early April, fourth graders at the Allamuchy Township School were "weather forecasters for a day"
	Allamuchy students apply science in coast challange 04/07/2008 Fourth grade students from Allamuchy Township School recently traveled to Mansfield Elementary School to participate in a Roller Coaster Challenge.
	WCCC debuts new Hospital Unit Coordinator program in April 03/31/2008 A new program that will allow individuals to attain jobs in hospitals as a Unit Coordinator (also known as Nursing Unit Secretary) will make its debut this April
	WCCC Honor Society inducts new members 03/31/2008 Warren County Community College’s Alpha Upsilon Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa recently inducted 52 new members
	HHS Announces Trendy Winners 03/24/2008 Hackettstown High School's Fourth Annual Film Festival, the Trendy Awards
	Game Room made a reality at House of The Good Shepherd 03/17/2008 Thanks to Mount Olive-based Sportcraft, residents of the House of the Good Shepherd Continuing Care Community in Hackettstown have a fully equipped game room.
	WCCC Goes Red 03/17/2008 Students from the Warren County Community College nursing program
	Allamuchy schools in action 03/10/2008 From reptiles to recylcing in Allamuchy pulic schools
	BID welcomes Alpha Concepts 03/10/2008 The Hackettstown Businesses Improvement District (BID) welcomed Alpha Concepts with a special ribbon cutting ceremony
	'Daphne' developed at Centenary Stage 03/03/2008 "Daphne Does Dim Sum" was developed in the Centenary Stage Company Women Playwrights Series
	Enter a time tunnel to find Hackettstownâ€™s past 03/03/2008 Have you ever wondered what the Hackettstown of the past was like?
	ARC Mini winter carnival is a good cure for cabin fever 02/25/2008 Princes and princesses, dragons, and knights in shining armor are part of the fun Sat., March 1 when the Key Club of Hackettstown High School and the Kiwanis Club of Hackettstown present the annual Mini Winter Carnival in the high school gymnasium on Warr
	ARC Mini winter carnival is a good cure for cabin fever 02/25/2008 Princes and princesses, dragons, and knights in shining armor are part of the fun Sat., March 1 when the Key Club of Hackettstown High School and the Kiwanis Club of Hackettstown present the annual Mini Winter Carnival in the high school gymnasium on Warr
	Older Scouts helping younger Scouts earn badges 02/18/2008 Boy Scout Troop 416 and members of the Independence First Aid Squad helped Cub Scouts
	Daphne does dim sum at centenary 02/18/2008 Playwright Eugenie Chan will be the "Artist in Residence" in Hackettstown throughout February
	Allamuchy schools explore the world of podcasting 02/11/2008 Podcasting is a great method for the creative expression and acquisition of knowledge
	The House of the Good Shepherd names Brand as Activities Directo 02/11/2008 Agnes Brand, of East Stroudsburg, PA, has been named the new Director of Therapeutic Recreation and Activities
	Trinity completes Haiti Mission 02/04/2008 They travel to Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and stay in a guest house bulk beds, several people to a room. They are drawn to the country by their heartsâ€¦.to help the children there. The most recent visit was earlier this month.
	Hackettstown student awarded first place medal 02/04/2008 Students in the Academy for Health Care Sciences at the Morris County School of Technology are members of Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
	Youth council members get a hands on history lesson 02/04/2008 Ninety years of history came alive for three American Red Cross youth volunteers when they paid a visit to a woman who was a member of the very first Red Cross youth program.
	Gregg named Director of Dining Services at The House 01/28/2008 Former restaurateur Linda Gregg has been named the Director of Dining Services at The House of the Good Shepherd Continuing Care Retirement Community in Hackettstown.
	DiMaio named Director as Warren Freeholders reorganize 01/28/2008 John DiMaio took the oath of office for his third full term on the Warren County Board of Chosen Freeholders and was named the boardâ€™s Director for 2008 during the annual reorganization meeting at the Warren County Courthouse.
	Hackettstown Fencing Champs 01/14/2008 The Hackettstown High School Fencing Team Epee Squad won first place in the New Jersey Cetrulo Fencing Tournament held on January 6 at Voorhees High School
	Bell Ringing For The Needy 01/07/2008 The Hackettstown Kiwanis Club, with help from the Hackettstown High School Key Club, raised $5,500 in the weeks leading up to the holidays
	Kerl named Alumni rep to WCCC Board of Trustees 01/07/2008 Katie Kerl was involved in a variety of activities while a student at Warren County Community College.
	Randy Bigness starts the New Year at Arts Off Main 01/07/2008 Randy Bigness, a singer/songwriter based in the Pocono Mountains, will start the new year for Music Off Main at Arts Off Main
	Praying in the New Year 12/31/2007 he Trinity United Methodist Church wonâ€™t be ringing in the New Year, but praying it in, so to speak. The church is holding a 24-hour prayer vigil from noon on December 31 to noon on January 1 . While church members are taking one hour slots to fill the
	Christmas Tea at Heath Village highlights season 12/31/2007 Carolers attired in Victorian dress entertained Heath Village residents and friends at the annual Christmas Tea.
	vets Benefit from Comedy event 12/31/2007 Dennis Smith, president of the Warren County War Memorial (front left), receives check from Mo Abbelhady of Good Times Restaurant.
	11-22 wccc vets World War II vets share the human side of war hi 11/26/2007 History truly came alive during a recent presentation at Warren County Community College.
	Former Kiwanian Honored 11/26/2007 Bob Giordano receives a plaque of appreciation
	Congressman Garrett visits the house 11/26/2007 Congressman Scott Garrett recently visited The House of the Good Shepherd
	This turkey was not on the menu 11/26/2007 Thelma the Turkey joined in the fun at Hackettstown Library
	Open house lets public see reconstructed "Warren County Ho 11/15/2007 Warren County residents got a sneak peak at one of the areaâ€™s oldest government facilities that will soon be the newest office space for county purposes.
	Kolb takes oath of office 11/15/2007 Newly elected Warren County Clerk Patricia J. Kolb of Blairstown takes the oath of office
	Judith Wiegand named 01/28/2008

Netcong
	12-2 Lenape's St Judes Walkathon 12/02/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High School Raises School Record at Annual St. Jude�s Walkathon
	10-21 How I Became a Pirate� 10/21/2008 Wear your soccer uniform to The Growing Stage and see �How I Became a Pirate� for half price
	09-23 Netcong Day � For local kids it was a day to help o 09/23/2008 One day, Joanne Hertel saw a woman carrying a bag of groceries from the pantry at St. Michael�s Roman Catholic Church. She was touched by the sight of the person, and the thought of a family struggling through these tough economic times.
	Strawberry Festival 07/02/2008 Stanhope UMC Church in Netcong Celebrates annual Strawberry Festival.
	Annual Motor Jamboree rolls into town 06/26/2008 The event is sponsored by the Netcong’s Freewheelers Car Club #1 , Inc. in association with Blue Knights IX and the Colonial Antique Motorcycle Club.
	Lenape Valley HS senior Corrigan receives caring award 06/16/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High School senior Erin Corrigan was honored at the annual Sussex County High School Caring Award Program, May 22.
	Former Governor Kean honored at Growing Stage Gala 05/05/2008 The Growing Stage Board of Trustees were privileged to honor former Governor Thomas H. Kean with the 2008 Leadership Award for Outstanding Support of the Arts
	Youth Art Month 04/21/2008 Lenape Valley students honored for excellence in youth art
	Lenape Valley’s classes showcase active learning 03/31/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High School’s Family Life Skills class recently celebrated "Read Across America.”
	03-31Netcong scholar honored 03/31/2008
	MORE TEDDYS FOR EMERGENCIES 03/24/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High Schoolâ€™s Interact Club recently collected over 150 new teddy bears
	Lenape Valley Players perform Thoroughly Modern Millie 03/24/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High School â€™s rendition of Thoroughly Modern Millie was performed
	Lenape Valley Regional names March Students of the Month 03/17/2008 Continuing its tradition, Lenape Valley Regional High School has recognized outstanding students as Marchâ€™s Students of the Month.
	The Secret Garden now at The Growing Stage 03/10/2008 Tony Award winning childrenâ€™s classic comes to Netcong
	Veteran performers featured in "An Afternoon of Music" 02/25/2008 Come out and enjoy a wonderful afternoon filled with contemporary and Broadway tunes and classical organ music.
	Tricky Tray benefits Netcong Elementary 02/25/2008 The Netcong Elementary School will host their annual Tricky Tray Saturday night, March 1.
	Lenape Valley Student to Have Digital Photograph in Exhibit 02/18/2008 A digital photograph by Lenape Valley Regional High School junior Julia Dondero has been recently selected for exhibition at the 2008 Sussex County Youth Art Month Exhibit.
	Lenape Valleyâ€™s Groome to continue football career at Lehigh 02/18/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High School senior Michael Groome declared his intention
	Lenape Valley Regional names Students of the Month 02/18/2008 Continuing its tradition, Lenape Valley Regional High School has recognized senior Ryan Mortensen, junior Stephanie Sloane, sophomore Alan Connelly and freshman Juliet Nieswand as Januaryâ€™s Students of the Month.
	Lenape Valley Regional names January Students of the Month 02/11/2008 Continuing its tradition, Lenape Valley Regional High School has recognized Januaryâ€™s Students of the Month.
	Baranowskiâ€™s double-double fails to life LVR into victory colu 02/11/2008 Samantha Baranowski dominated in the paint, recording a double-double to no avail as Lenape Valley lost to High Point 55-42 in a SCIL girlsâ€™ hoops confrontation on Wednesday in Stanhope.
	INTERACT CLUB DONATES TEDDY BEARS FOR EMERGENCIES 01/28/2008 Lenape Valley Regional High Schoolâ€™s Interact Club recently collected over 150 new teddy bears in its annual teddy bear drive.
	Limited-run engagement of A Midnight Cry at Growing Stage 01/25/2008 The Growing Stage, The Childrenâ€™s Theatre of New Jersey, is proud to present A Midnight Cry
	BFG The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) coming to The Growing Stag 01/14/2008 The wit of Roald Dahl, author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, comes to The Growing Stage, The Childrenâ€™s Theatre of New Jersey, with the opening this month of The BFG (Big Friendly Giant).
	Netcong Band performed for local shoppers 12/31/2007 Members of Netcong Elementary Schoolâ€™s band per formed at the ShopRite of Netcong
	Art Institute of Philly demonstrates creative cooking at Lenape 11/26/2007 Recently the Creative Cooking classes at Lenape Valley High School received a presentation from The Art Institutes of Philadelphia
	Botanical Bay Book Store â€“ a place to explore reading 11/26/2007 It looks like the quiet cozy bookstore you might read about in a novel. Walking in from outdoors youâ€™re brought into another worldâ€¦.where words can take you into another era, into the heart of a mystery, or anywhere you can imagine. Itâ€™s a place whe
	What does Veteran's Day mean to vets? 11/13/2007 November 11 is Veteranâ€™s Day. As children, the day may have been used by teachers as an essay topic
	Camp Merry Heart teen project 11/05/2007 Local students help clean up Camp Merry Heart

Mt Olive
	12-2 Thanksgiving 12/02/2008
	11-21 Veteran;s Day atTurkey Brook 11/21/2008 When the Treaty of Versailles was signed in June of 1919, World War 1 officially ended.
	11- Reynolds named Superintendent 11/11/2008 Pequannock Superintendent of Schools Dr. Larrie Reynolds has said that he will accept the position offered to him in the Mount Olive School District,
	Mount Olive back-to-school night was a lesson in excellence 11/05/2008 Mount Olive High School principal Kevin Stansberry has taken Back-to-School Night to a new level. While the evening was still an opportunity for parents to meet with the teachers of their sons and daughters, Stansberry took advantage of the spacious lobby
	Fall Fest at Turkey Brook Park in Mt Olive 10/21/2008 Join in the first annual Kiddie parade
	10-21 Paying it Forward 10/21/2008 Mary Jo House appreciates everything that was done to help Jesse and wants to thank everyone who donated time to help him ...
	09-23 Blaskopf completes Eagle Project 09/23/2008 Patrick Blaskopf recently led members of Troop 156 Flanders, and friend in completing his Eagle Scout Project. The boys laid a cement walkway and intalled a wheelchair ramp at the Gazebo,
	Mount Olive Community Week and Carnival 08/12/2008 The spirit of community was alive and well at this year's Mount Olive Carnival.
	Mount Olive student honored at CCM Teen Arts Festival 07/02/2008 Approximately 1,200 students from 18 Morris County middle and high schools recently participated in the twenty-eighth annual Morris County Teen Arts Festival at County College of Morris.
	7-03 NJHA 07/02/2008
	Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce to honor scholarship winner Bets 06/26/2008 Mount Olive High School senior, Betsy Smith, will receive the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce's 2008 Scholarship Award at its June meeting, newly named after a town icon.
	The Yellow Brick Road starts in Budd Lake 06/26/2008 Come take a trip down the Yellow Brick Road
	Rockin’ the house for House 06/19/2008
	Career Expo encouraged kids to “Learn more, do more, earn more” 06/16/2008 he Business Coalition at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce provided a Scavenger Hunt to celebrate Career Expo Day.
	6-11 Support Mount Olive DARE at the third annual “Kick-a-thon 06/11/2008 Students from the Mount Olive Eagle Tae Kwon Do School are doing something
	6-11 Gazebo dedicated 06/11/2008 Cutting the ribbon to the Gazebo at Turkey Brook Park
	Mount Olive Students take part in book signing 06/11/2008 Twenty-two 10-year-old co-authors were recently invited to a book signing at the Barnes & Noble
	Soldier with local roots dies in Iraq 05/12/2008 Army Specialist Ronald Ray Harrison, 25, a Boonton High School graduate, died last week in Iraq supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.
	Daisy Girl Scouts adopt soldier to earn ‘Considerate and Caring 05/05/2008 Girls of Troop #546 adopted a soldier through an organization called Soldier's Angels
	Sand Shore Winner 04/21/2008 second grader at Sandshore School, was one of 13 winners in the Morris County Council of Education Associations (MCCEA) poster contest
	Sand Shore student state finalist in Design a Folder Contest 04/14/2008
	Blue Atlas Nursery preserved in Mount Olive 04/07/2008 With assistance from Morris Land Conservancy, the Township of Mount Olive has preserved the 32-acre Blue Atlas Nursery
	Diapers needed and you can help 04/07/2008 One day about four years ago, a woman walked in off the street and into the office of Child and Family Resources in Mt. Arlington.
	WE DID IT! 03/24/2008 Mountain View School students, Stephanie Solorzano and Nikolette Kalavriziotis, show off their register receipt
	Irish Tunes filled the air in Flanders 03/17/2008 The tunes of "Danny Boy" and "Galway Bay" were among those that fill the sanctuary
	St Jude varsity undefeated 03/17/2008 The St. Jude Varsity Boys basketball team finished an undefeated (13-0) season
	Local students will spend semester abroad 03/10/2008 Budd Lake residents Ashley Eevardi and Jason Kobran will be spending the Spring 2008 semester studying at Wroxton College, England
	Daisy Girls have heart 03/10/2008 Troop made valentine cards for distribution to local seniors
	Students become young consumers 03/03/2008 Third grade students from Mountain View School will participate in the Young Consumer Day program
	Mt. Olive Child Care and Learning Center celebrates 30 years of 03/03/2008 The Mount Olive Child Care and Learning Center, 150 Wolfe Road, Budd Lake, will be celebrating its thirtieth anniversary
	"Celebrate, Remember, Fight Back" is relay theme for 2008 02/18/2008 Relay for Life of Mount Olive Kick-Off Celebration took place at Flanders Valley Inn.
	Nursery school students help the needy 02/18/2008 Students at the Nursery School at St. Dunstanâ€™s, in Succasunna, collected and distributed food
	Flanders man a Toastmasters â€˜Table Topicsâ€™ winner 02/18/2008 Joe Mathesius and Steve Lord, second and third place finishers in the recent Toastmasters District 46 Table Topics
	A new and unique shopping experience in Budd Lake 02/11/2008 KB Fine Floral and Jewelry is located in a newer shopping plaza next to the Budd Lake Rescue Squad on Rt 46. The small entranceway leads to a double sized space and a totally unique concept store; a full-service florist, jewelry store & unique gift shop.
	Chamber welcomes Mayor 02/04/2008 Mount Olive Chamber of Commerce president Lou Nisivoccia welcomes Mount Olive Mayor David Scapicchio to annual Breakfast
	Comfort a needy child - donate PJs 02/04/2008 This year, the date February 14, 2008 means more than just Valentineâ€™s Day. It means new pajamas and hopefully, lots of themâ€¦.2,148 exact. Thatâ€™s the goal of Flora Salierno and Colleen Labow, who are heading the Mount Olive Pajama Program Drive.
	Chester M Stephens School announces Kindergarten registration 01/28/2008 Welcome to Chester M. Stephens Elementary School Kindergarten Registration Information for School Year 2008-09.
	Willow needs a hero 01/28/2008 On the surface, Willow acts like any other cat, enjoying a nap on the bed of her human guardian (Pet Adoption League foster mom Emily Denny).
	Mistry Geo Bee winner for second year 01/25/2008 For the last 3 years Chester M. Stevens Elementary School has hosted the School Level Geography Bee sponsored by the National Geographic society.
	Midday with Masters: Bonnets, Bows & Beehives 01/07/2008 Thursday, January 17, 2008 11:00 A.M. â€“ 12:30 P.M. The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey continues its adult education program Midday With Masters
	1-10 Ornament making is a fun activity 01/04/2008 Recently, children enjoyed an afternoon of ornament making as Rainbow Day Childcare Academy
	Local groups offer support for animals 12/31/2007 At this time of year, charities see a huge increase in contributions. Warmth and generosity are expressed for more than just our fellow man/woman.
	Local FIRST Lego League team wins prestigious Chairman's Award 12/05/2007 On Saturday, November 18, The Ultrabots, a local First Lego League(FLL) team, won top prize
	Mt Olive Girl Scouts donate PJs to NJ Pajama programs 11/26/2007 Mount Olive Girl Scout Junior Troop 1273 got off to a dynamite donating start
	Mt. Olive Jr. Marauders Baseball win 2007 8U Cerbo Fall League C 11/26/2007 On a blustery early-November afternoon, Mount Olive played the Teel Ravens from Tenafly
	The Kiddie Academy of Mount Olive has something extra 11/15/2007 poetry, obstacle courses, quilting, cold water bottle volcanoes, toothpaste putty, and singing and dancing with scarves all sound like great fun
	Veterans Memorial moves to new home 11/15/2007 On November 7, just s few days shy of Veterans Day, the Veteran's Monument on Route 46
	Students and parents enjoy exlploring Kindergarten 11/05/2007 Parents and kindergartners came to Tinc Rd School in October

Sports
	Minors Red MOSBA 05/15/2008 Chester Meat Market Diamond Jaxx won an exciting 9-8 game over the Rattlers
	Mount Olive is clicking on all cylinders 05/15/2008 The Mount Olive High School softball program appears to be clicking on all cylinders with the playoffs now just days away. In a recent Iron Hills Conference meeting with Columbia, Kathleen Mooney and Julie Jenkins both hit home runs as the Marauders bl
	6 local all-stars play final scholastic game at Prudential Cente 02/04/2008 Six local players were member of the West All Stars which posted a 1607 victory utilizing the rules of the Major Indoor Soccer League of which the New Jersey Ironmen are an expansion franchise.
	Hunt pitches back-to-back victories 09/20/2005 Dana Hunt opened the field hockey season recording a shutout as Hackettstown blanked Warren Hills 2-0 on Saturday (September 10). Three days later, Hunt turned aside nine of shots on goal as the Lady Tigers rolled to 4-1 victory over Belvidere.
	Trout Fishing Opens 04/25/2005
	Tanner Serves Blanks 09/20/2005 Marissa Tanner served blanks to key Lenape Valley to a 5-0 rout of Hopatcong in a Sussex County Interscholastic League girls' tennis match on Wednesday (September 14). Tanner demolished Crystal Fespenian 6-0, 6-0 in the meeting of No. 2 singles players.
	Lady Marauders vanquish Red Hawks 09/20/2005 Mount Olive opened up a 2-1 lead by halftime and keeper Courtney Burghadt slammed the door shut at crunch time as the Lady Marauders held on for a 2-1 victory over Parsippany on Saturday (September 10).

Bill OReilly
	Trashing Mother Theresa 10/08/2007 Whenever I start feeling sorry for myself over personal attacks by my far-left media opponents
	The Rosie Factor 04/04/2007 With "Investors Business Daily" crowning Rosie O'Donnell with the nickname "Tokyo Rosie" for bad-mouthing America, critical mass has been reached for the acerbic comedian.
	Speaking on the perils of Obama 02/19/2007 Senator Barack Obama seems to be a nice guy; I won't say he's "articulate", because some African-Americans hear that word and take offense. In fact, I won't give the Senator any compliments other than the nice guy description, just to be on the safe si
	What a match up: Al Gore and the Oscar 02/05/2007 And the winner is... Al Gore for "An Inconvenient Truth!"
	You think we have a free press? In your dreams 01/15/2007 Here are two entertainment predictions for 2007 that you can immediately take to the bank. First, Al Gore's global warming documentary An Inconvenient Truth will win an Oscar, and second, the Dixie Chicks will win a Grammy for their latest album.
	Twas the Night Before Solstice 12/13/2005 Way back in 1822, Clement Clarke Moore wrote the poem that is now known as "Twas the Night Before Christmas," and it was first published in the Troy Sentinel. Moore, the son of the New York bishop who had presided at George Washington's inauguration, had
	OH NO, ALITO 11/24/2005 The left-wing media has already labeled the new Supreme Court nominee, Samuel Alito, a crazed right-wing zealot who, if he had lived back then, would have been Attila the Hun's right-hand man. That's right, that dreaded conservative, Alito the Hun, is up
	FORECAST FOR THE GOP: DARK 11/24/2005 The Republican Party is in trouble. Deep, dark trouble. The off-year election a few days ago clearly demonstrated that many folks have had it with the Grand Old Party. And more storm clouds are on the horizon. The fact that the bright red state of Vi
	CONGRESS AND THE IRAQ WAR 11/24/2005 President Bush is right when he says that politicians and media who insist he "lied" or "misled" America into the Iraq conflict are damaging the war effort and hurting the country. Many Americans are tired of hearing Howard Dean and The New York Times wh
	SAN FRANCISCO BLUES 11/24/2005 It is hard to figure out the mindset of many Americans living in the secular-progressive paradise of San Francisco. A couple of weeks ago, they voted to oppose military recruiting in the city's public schools, including colleges. In the middle of a
	Playing by the rules of engagement 10/15/2007 On a cool autumn day just about one year ago, Sgt. Troy Anderson, a Green Beret sniper, had a terrorist in his sights near the Afghan border with Pakistan.
	Why? It's the Christian Thing to Do 02/25/2007

Borowitz
	O.J. Authors "If I Robbed Them" 10/15/2007 One week after being arrested for armed robbery of sports memorabilia, former football great O.J. Simpson announced today that he was the author of a new book titled "If I Robbed Them."

Charen
	NO MORE STEALTH PICKS 11/24/2005 If there was a single thread that ran through President Bush's two very different picks for the Supreme Court, it was stealth. Neither Roberts nor Miers had committed themselves on Roe v. Wade. Is the president ducking a fight? If so, in this he is not h
	THE FRENCH WAY IMPLODES 11/24/2005 Through a combination of socialism at home and appeasement abroad, the French believed they had found a viable alternative to, in former Prime Minister Lionel Jospin's phrase, "jungle capitalism," as practiced by you know who. Jacques Chirac was mor
	THE CUT AND RUN PARTY 11/24/2005 True to their heritage in foreign policy, 40 out of 45 Democratic senators voted last week to demand a timetable for withdrawal of American forces from Iraq. As in every conflict since Vietnam, Democrats are hoping not to succeed but to skedaddle.
	ONE MARINE'S WORDS 11/24/2005 I don't know if the war in Iraq is ultimately unwinnable, but what I do know makes me skeptical of those who say so. I do know that since Vietnam, liberals have viewed every exercise of American military power (with the exception of those undertak

Klock Works
	FICTION IS OFTEN STRONGER THAN TRUTH 11/24/2005 On a recent Sunday evening, Democratic presidential hopeful Matt Santos squared off against his GOP rival Arnold Vinick in a better presidential debate than anyone is ever likely to see again on television. Actors Jimmy Smits and Alan Alda will ever o
	KNOT THE ROPE WHEN YOU'RE ALMOST AT ITS END 11/24/2005 If you aren't familiar with the "feeling," chances are you're either in remission or temporarily out of the orbit of modern adult life. The "feeling" to which we refer is that concurrent tides of stress have whelmed you to the point that you're despera
	AN ILL WIND THAT BLEW A FEW SOMEBODIES GOOD 11/24/2005 Thanks to a media mafia that thrives on bad news and human misery, Hurricane Wilma will be remembered as a deservedly forgettable South Florida event dominated by scary winds, unforgiving storm surges, power outages, governmental missteps, mangled buildin
	THE "CHOKES," FOLKS, ARE ON YOU AND ME! 11/24/2005 Most definitions of the word "choke" relate to such unpleasant things as obstruction, constriction and strangulation. It can also be applied, though, to certain blockages of freedom, fairness and functioning in general. As time goes on, our polit
	ONE WAY TO NIP HUMAN MISERY IN THE BUD 11/24/2005 While the blog sites, talk shows and coffee break conclaves rock, roll, roil and boil with adversation (as opposed to conversation) about abortion, birth control, mercy killing and assisted suicide, little or nothing is being said and written about ano
	CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT IN VOICE MAIL JAIL 11/24/2005 My first experiences with "doing time" on the telephone were welcome respites from the whirligig of telephone tag and the tedium of unanswered ringydings. A familiar voice saying, "Sorry I can't take your call right now, but leave a message and I'll g

Listen to Luigi
	America CAN be oil self sufficient! 04/21/2008 All I hear about is how we need to find other alternatives to gasoline to run our cars. Not a bad idea if it could be done. In fact I am sure one day it will be - but not in my lifetime.
	What does racism mean to me… 03/31/2008 The issue of Barack Obama’s Rev. Jeremiah Wright with all his racial and Anti-American comment really got to me. Read some of his quotes below and think.
	Dearest Republicans, love Alan 02/18/2008
	What do you know about Veterans Day? 11/15/2007 As we just celebrated Veteranâ€™s day November 11 I had a thought.
	Immigration today has changed a lot from years ago 10/19/2007 Immigration today is nothing like it was years ago.
	When is enough of a good thing too much? 10/15/2007 Here we go again. Whether it is Halloween, Hanukah, Christmas or Easter
	America: Love it or get the heck out! 10/03/2007 I have written many times about how people from different countries come to America and complain.
	Now itâ€™s time to say goodbye to 05/29/2007 I heard that there was going to be a funeral held soon. To me it was a funeral to say goodbye. Even one family member said "I am a member of his family and I am glad that he is dead."
	Luigi has the inside scoop on Sanjaia-gate 04/08/2007 is bush behind the plot?
	If I were the President of the United States, this is what I wou 04/02/2007 Every so often I get something in my E-mail that just hits the right note. This one did.
	But what do the people really know? 02/25/2007 I know I would like the government to stop spending money on projects that are wasteful. I also know of many people who want to limit the terms of elected officials.
	Male or female, black white or Hispanic whatâ€™s the difference? 02/12/2007 For the life of me I cannot figure out why we need to make a big deal when a Hispanic, black, gay or a female gets a position or accomplishes something.
	Smuggler sues for 5 mil while border guards rot in jail 02/05/2007 Reading the story about the two border patrolmen who are in jail for doing their jobs just shows just how far this country is turning in the wrong direction.
	Smuggler sues for 5 mil while border guards rot in jail 02/05/2007 Reading the story about the two border patrolmen who are in jail for doing their jobs just shows just how far this country is turning in the wrong direction.
	Is the government responsible for smoking related deaths? 01/22/2007 The issue of smoking and health has states and the governments going crazy in what they should do. Many states have stopped all smoking in government building.
	The polls say the gap is wider than you think 01/15/2007 It is so funny to me that when you read the papers all you hear about is how bad things are. How we are invading peoples privacy.
	Luigiâ€™s top 10 pick of things that annoyed him in 06 12/26/2006 What a year it h as been. 2006 went by as faster than Hillary running out of the White House with all that china! But what it year it was. The whole war controversy, democrats take over politics. NY bans trans-fats from foods. Brittney lets it all hang o
	There are many people who are really crazy! 08/13/2006 I say this with all due respect: the Democrats in Connecticut are crazy. The primary in Connecticut last week was just that a primary. The sad part about it is that a good man Joe Lieberman was defeated. He is a good man with a good head on his shoulders.
	Hypocrisy at its Best! 01/31/2006 Peter Schweizer wrote a book titled â€˜Do as I Say Not as I Do.â€™ I just started reading it but could not wait to finish it to write about it, so I decided to write a little about it now and once I finish it maybe write more. It is not the case with
	These Democrats are Killing me! 11/24/2005 I will apologize first off for the name calling I used in this column but I cannot begin to put into words how furious I really am. As of this writing the Liberal Democrats and some Republicans were still trying to blame the war on the Presidentâ€™s not
	Why Such a Big Difference Between Democrats and Republican 11/24/2005 That is a questions that varies from person to person depending on what their party of choice is. But me, Luigi can tell you the difference at least from todayâ€™s perspective. I think the Democrats still are mad about the 2000 election. The way they see
	Supreme Court is Way out of Line 11/24/2005 A young couple gets married and is very happy in their new life. They work hard and save money to buy their first home. The town is an older town that use to thrive when industry was still strong in the United Sates. It is located only 1 mile or so from a
	What exit did you say Barbie and Ken live off of? 02/19/2007

Scheer
	Before the invasion, there was Feith 02/25/2007 Someday, you are going to read a whole lot about the shenanigans of one Douglas J. Feith and an elaborate scheme to get the United States to invade Iraq. That is because Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., has been determined to get to the bottom of this sordid tal
	Bush Budget Delivers the Bacon 02/19/2007 President Bush's outrageous military budget has nothing do with fighting terrorism but everything to do with pumping up the profits of the administration's generous political donors in the defense industry. So, the question is: Will the Democrats have the
	Presenting the case for impeachment 02/12/2007 Not all lies are created equal. It is understood that there is a chasm of importance between little white lies and big black ones.
	This time the whole world agrees: stop him 02/05/2007 Stop him before he kills again. That is the judgment of the American people, and indeed of the entire world....
	Chuck Hagel for President! No, reallyâ€¦ 01/30/2007 Chuck Hagel for president! If it ever narrows down to a choice between him and some Democratic hack who hasn't the guts to fundamentally challenge the president on Iraq, then the conservative Republican from Nebraska will have my vote.
	Interpreting our brooding Prince's soliloquy 01/22/2007 To surge or not to surge, that is the question. As our prince proposes, once again, to take arms against a sea of troubles, he responds not to the disaster that he has visited upon Iraq, but rather embraces a desperate strategy for salvaging what remains
	Saddam Hussein: A monster of our own creation 01/15/2007 Someone has to say it: The hanging of Saddam Hussein was an act of barbarism that makes a mockery of President Bush's claim it was "an important milestone on Iraq's course to becoming a democracy."
	One last lie for the road 12/26/2006 What the heck, I'll pop over to Iraq one last time for a meet-and-greet with the kids I've sent to war. Thank goodness I'm not going to have to do this again, though -- I was born an upbeat guy, but it does get to you knowing that the thing is such a bloo
	A CRUSADE IN SUPPORT OF A FLAWED CRUSADER 11/24/2005 Media corporations are arguably the most important, yet least examined centers of power in our society. The owners of the Fourth Estate have a unique ability to direct the searchlight of inquiry upon others, while remaining powerfully positioned to defle
	GUN INDUSTRY BUYS BULLETPROOF POLITICAL PROTECTION 11/24/2005 Maybe it's because I recently was awakened by a volley of gunshots that resulted in the death of an innocent college student -- a budding leader in her community -- that I am so outraged that Congress has decided to grant the gun lobby its most fervent an
	WHAT JUDY FORGOT: YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW 11/24/2005 The most intriguing revelation of Special Prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald's news conference last week was his assertion that he would have presented his indictment of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby a year ago if not for the intransigence of reporters who refus
	LYING WITH INTELLIGENCE 11/24/2005 Who in the White House knew about DITSUM No. 044-02, and when did they know it? That's the newly declassified smoking-gun document, originally prepared by the Defense Intelligence Agency in February 2002, but ignored by President Bush. Its declassifi
	CHENEY'S TROUBLE WITH THE TRUTH 11/24/2005 You've got to hand it to Dick Cheney -- no other modern politician has come so close to perfecting the theater of the absurd. Even as he protests his innocence of lying about matters of state, he lies about matters of state. In two major speeches Fr

Shields
	Iraq narrows the gap between military and US civilians 01/15/2007 Since the abolition of the draft and the creation of the all-volunteer U.S. military at the initiation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1973, a generation of American leaders -- both in and out of politics -- has come of age who have never served their na
	Baseball is Too Important to Leave to the Baseball Owners 04/13/2006 This is a reprint of an article which appears in this week's Weekly. The jump page was missed. Enjoy this Mark Shields Column in its entirety.
	GROWING CREDIBILITY GAP OF GEORGE W. BUSH 11/24/2005 In what the White House promoted as "a major speech," President George W. Bush compared the struggle against terrorism to the Cold War, "Islamo-fascism" to communism and the fugitive cave-dweller Osama bin Laden to Adolf Hitler. A somber Bush reminded his
	ENOUGH TO GIVE HYPOCRISY A BAD NAME 11/24/2005 One reason I like people who run for political office is that, unlike most of us who go to great lengths to avoid even the slightest snub, candidates willingly risk very public rejection. When you choose to run for office, you know that anyone you e
	IF ONLY GEORGE W. BUSH HAD KNOWN BRYCE HARLOW 11/24/2005 I really wish President George W. Bush could have spent some real quality time with Bryce Harlow. It would have done both Bush and the nation a lot of good. Bryce Harlow was an authentic Washington wise man. He came here from his native Oklahoma, and
	WHAT WILL WE BE LOOKING FOR IN 2008? 11/24/2005 Americans are, by actual measurement, the most optimistic people on the planet. It's deep in our genes. With the exception of those whose ancestors were here when Columbus arrived or those whose ancestors were brought here against their will in chains, e
	DO CONSERVATIVES REALLY BELIEVE IN THE FREE MARKET? 11/24/2005 I first met Kenneth Y. Tomlinson, the former chairman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), when he supported Jack Kemp for president in 1988. I ran into him again in 1996, when he was working in Steve Forbes' presidential campaign. In l

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	Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey: working towards independence (General) 07/23/2007 Independence. For those with disabilities, sometimes it takes just a little assistance.
	Marines take care of their own (General) 07/23/2007 George Vankat is involved with a lot of golf outings
	Local girls achieve Scouting Gold award (General) 07/16/2007 Jessica Moore and Melissa Buczko of Mansfield Girl Scout Troop 959 earned their Gold Awards.
	Kiwanis Honors Scholarship Recipients (General) 07/13/2007 The Kiwanis Club of Hackettstown recently honored its Hackettstown High School scholarship winners
	Live Music On the Air Highlights WNTIâ€™s Fall Membership Drive (General) 10/11/2005 Todd Wolfe, Kathy Phillips and Kim Williams, Gandolf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams, Peter Karp, Deb Ferrara, Odd Mercy, Angelo M., Elza, Kaos From Order, and The Jancys are just a few of the outstanding musical acts that will be featured live
	Charity Kick-A-Thon at IMAFW (General) 10/11/2005 On October 15 IMAFW of Hackettstown will be hosting a charity Kick-A-Thon event to celebrate National Martial Arts Day (NMAD). The purpose of NMAD is to recognize the millions of Americans who currently participate in the martial arts and to promote the b
	Ronetco ShopRite Customers and Associates Help Hurricane Efforts (General) 10/11/2005 Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc., is proud to announce that its customers and associates in its seven ShopRite supermarkets have generously donated $12,180.73 toward Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts.
	Escape the Mundane, Go on a Quest (General) 10/11/2005 Take a break from traffic jams, rising gas prices, stressful jobs, and cooking meals. Abandon your daily routine for a while, and travel to a planet far away. Walk with others as they go on a quest for answers to questions in their lives. Join them on a
	Hatchery Hill Teacher Receives Award (General) 10/11/2005 The Mansfield Wal-Mart Literacy Award for 2005 was awarded to Martha Prisk, English as a Second Language teacher at Hatchery Hill School, during an assembly program on September 20th.
	Spooky Doings in Netcong with â€˜Bunniculaâ€™ (General) 10/11/2005 When the family brings home a cute little bunny (discovered on the seat at a showing of â€˜Draculaâ€™), Chester the cat is less than thrilled. Harold, the family dog however, doesnâ€™t see the problem. But then things start to go horribly wrong.


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