Florham Park News

Conrad Jablonski grew up in Livingston, and he tries to return home as often as he can, to visit family, since he now works in New Orleans, doing cardiovascular disease training.

ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP - John Inglesino, who is providing a home to an 18-year-old Morris County woman suing her parents for support and tuition, is a well-connected attorney and former freeholder in Morris County.

The work of Judith Ennis, which highlights "travel to exotic new places," according to a release, will be on display at the Montclair Public Library, 50 South Fullerton Ave., beginning today and ending Monday, March 31. A reception for the public to meet the photographer and view her work has been scheduled at the library tonight from 6 to 8.

The New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association will host the 19th Annual Animal Hall of Fame Luncheon to celebrate the human-animal bond and to honor the animals and an individual who have made significant contributions to their communities on Sunday, March 9, at noon at Wyndham Hamilton Park Hotel and Conference Center, 175 Park Ave., Florham Park.

Reed, who will serve on the Corporate Governance Committee of the Board, has more than 30 years of experience in animal health and veterinary medicine, gained during his tenure at Purdue University and Michigan State University, and as a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists and charter diplomate of the American College of ... (more)

New Jersey schools began releasing new anti-bullying grades yesterday that measure their efforts to protect students from harassment and create a safe school climate.

The Savvy Parent, offering expectant parents and new families trusted advice on pre- and post-natal care and early childhood development, has arrived in Summit.

The annual campaign community appeal kickoff party was held at RoccoaA A s on Feb. 26 that coincided with the launch of the aA A Quest-Madison Area YMCA Community Wellness Initiative.aA A Pictured here, is Madison Area YMCA senior director of organizational development, Sharon Kunas; QuestaA A s National QuestCares leader, Caitlin McHugh; Madison ... (more)

Bianca Monica does it all. A communications major at Marymount Manhattan College in New York City, the 22-year-old Montville native manages to balance school with jobs and internships, while still pursuing her dream of a music career.

Pictured here is some of the 2014 Taste of Madison organizing committee, after a recent breakfast meeting at the Park Avenue Club Cara Bradshaw, Maureen Byrne, Danielle Dixon.

Roots & Wings, a New Jersey nonprofit organization that recently expanded into Union County, is hosting an author's luncheon on April 3, with Christina Baker Kline, author of the NY Times best seller, "Orphan Train, A Novel."

Weis associates and area dignitaries will be on hand to give $10,000 to Flanders community organizations, including Mount Olive High School, Mount Olive Food Pantry, Flanders Fire Department, Flanders Rescue Squad, Budd Lake Fire Department, and the Mount Olive Park Project, according to a press release from Weis.

Patton Boggs is closing an unprofitable office in Newark, N.J., after the firm's revenue dropped about 12 percent last year.

The Taste of Madison, one of the premier yearly food events in New Jersey, will be held on Gary's Wine & Marketplace is the Presenting Sponsor of the Taste of Madison 2014.

Pictured here, is Gregory Arabagian, a student at Morristown High School; Daniel Navarro of Union; and Renato Calatroni, a senior at Seton Hall Preparatory High School in West Orange and lives in Florham Park.

Q. I live in New Jersey. My aunt, who lived in Connecticut, recently died and left me some money.

Studying snowpacks in Parsippany: Susan Mangina of Parsippany, a volunteer weather observer, demonstrates in her kitchen how to measure the water content of the snow in her yard.

Volunteers weather observers in Morris County are working hard this winter to measure precipitation and analyze snowfalls.

Chatham Township is the safest place to live in New Jersey thanks to its low crime rate, most notably its zero violent crimes in 2012, according to Movoto Real Estate.

MADISON - An expected police presence at Madison High School Tuesday morning will be related to a training exercise conducted by the Madison Police Department, according to various emergency messages sent out by the police department and the school.