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County looks to fill food pantries
Sussex County officials are making an urgent public plea for food donations during this season of giving.
Local briefs for 11/18: Morning swine flu spots still available
Car club's food drive benefits Sussex Help Center
Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald Croceann Moreira, of Wantage, transfers a bag of food from her cart to a food drive cart as the Wanderers Car Club gathers in the parking lot of the A&P supermarket, in Sussex Borough, Sunday for a food drive benefiting the Sussex Help Center.
Local briefs for 11/4: Household waste disposal Nov. 7
Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Day at the Sussex County Solid Waste Facility will take place from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, Nov.
Local briefs for 11/3: Marionette show at Sussex school
The Friends of the Sussex-Wantage Library will welcome Robert Roger's Puppet Company for a free presentation of its tour de force marionette production at the Sussex Middle School auditorium Thursday at 11 a.m. The array of puppets includes not only clowns and acrobats, but also a carefully choreographed series of performances set to the classical ...
Hike features ghosts of railroads' past
By SETH AUGENSTEIN saugenstein@njherald.com LAFAYETTE - Spirits of history haunted a short walk through the woods Saturday.
Sussex County, NJ Focus First I list some events...then I highlight some Sussex County organizations and the Sussex County Food Co-op. Here are some events from the Sussex County Democratic Party Calendar and the Sussex County website : November 01, 2009 9th Annual Salute to Military Veterans - Sunday, November 1, 2009 at 2 pm.
Paving stone plant proposed for Andover
A paving stone plant is the latest proposal for the Limecrest Quarry property. It also will be the sole focus of a town land use board hearing tonight.
Fourteen Sussex County municipalities will share $2.4 million in state grants to aid local road projects in fiscal year 2010.
Locla briefs for 10/13: County food pantry seeking donations
NEWTON a ' The Sussex County Division of Social Servicesa TM food pantry has reached emergency proportions and desperately is in need of help.
Christie's wife last-minute fill-in at Sussex County Republican event
Photo by Anna Murphey/New Jersey Herald Freeholder Hal Wirths, left standing, introduces Mary Pat Christie, wife of GOP gubernatorial candidate Chris Christie, center, during the 22nd annual Sussex County Republican Women's Club's High Tea at the Farmstead Golf and Country Club, in Lafayette.
For centuries, garlic has been a common ingredient in many world cuisines. It has been praised for its pungency, used as medicine and worn as protection from vampires and werewolves.
County economic development leaders honored
Described as "extraordinary leaders who have an overwhelming compassion to help others," Beverly and Bruce Gordon are this year's recipients of the Sussex County Economic Development Partnership's "Distinctive Leadership Award." The couple was honored for their commitment and support of Project Self-Sufficiency's new facility and Springfest/New ...
Independent N.J. governor candidate Chris Daggett proposes overhaul of tax system
Independent candidate for governor Chris Daggett today proposed an overhaul of the state's tax system, cutting property taxes by up to $2,500 per homeowner and applying the 7 percent sales tax to professional and household services.
Local briefs for 9/23: Chamber business expo set for Thursday
The Greater Newton Chamber of Commerce will host its fall Business Expo from 4:30-8 p.m. Thursday at a new venue, the Lafayette House in Lafayette Village.
Local briefs for 9/10: Fredon council meeting rescheduled
The Fredon Township Council meeting has been moved to 6 p.m. tonight at the Municipal Building.
Local briefs for 9/3: Family court volunteers needed
BELVIDERE a ' The Family Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey for Warren County is seeking volunteers for the Child Placement Review Board.
Local briefs for 8/31: Seniors group slated to meet Tuesday
The Sandyston Seniors will have a business meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Sandyston Municipal building.
"Time to put limits on tax abatements. 5-year max. If builder doesn't like it..."
Tax abatements started the Jersey City waterfront development but did the sweetheart payments in lieu of taxes for developers continue way too long? Jersey City's liberal use of tax abatements has robbed the city, county and school district of revenue and has saddled residents not living in tax-abated properties with an unfair financial burden, ...