Livingston News

After Years of Pounding Hooves, Union County's Watchung Stables to Get New Main Ring By The Alternative Press Staff 11/14/2009 Recognizing that 24 years of pounding hooves have taken their toll at Union County's Watchung Stables, the facility is slated to get a new main ring under a plan approved by the Board of Freeholders.

A man charged with stealing $14,600 worth of earrings from a Maple Avenue home last month was arrested Saturday after he crashed his vehicle on Interstate 78 in Warren and assaulted a state trooper, police said.

They're ready for Black Friday- are you? The holiday shopping season's in full swing, and retailers aren't the only ones promising deals and thrills in honor of Black Friday: I contacted the folks over at Simon Malls to get the specifics on what seven of their New Jersey shopping centers are offering, and they responded with gusto! Seriously- you ...

Three days after being a guest at the White House, Lori Klinghoffer said she is "still flying high." The Short Hills resident - who serves as president of National Women's Philanthropy at the Jewish Federations of North America and is a former campaign chair for United Jewish Communities of MetroWest New Jersey - was one of 50 Jewish leaders to ...

Lance to Discuss Healthcare on NJN's "On the Record" with Michael Aron on Sunday By Office of Congressman Leonard Lance 11/14/2009 Congressman Leonard Lance will be a special guest this week on NJN's news program "On the Record" with Michael Aron.

J. Nicholas "Nicky" Milano died Wednesday, November 11, 2009, at the residence of his daughter in Flemington.

TUESDAY'S Christie victory can be traced back to former Gov. Tom Kean Sr. When Kean was still a state assemblyman he spoke at a high school in Livingston.

Teachers are increasingly using blogs, Twitter, wikis, podcasting, video conferences with students including Isabel Livingston, 11.

Gov. Livingston's Rob Ingebretsen makes a touchdown catch over Rahway's Malik Shell and Gerald Jackson in the first half at Gov Livingston H. S. BERKELY HTS, NJ 11/7/09 TO PURCHASE THIS PHOTO, CALL THE STAR-LEDGER PHOTO LIBRARY AT 973-392-1530 This photo is part of the following galleries: Rahway at Gov.

Gary Berger, seen here counseling students at Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School, has started a national network to gather information on which colleges are the most hospitable to Jewish students.

It has been more than a century since New Jersey's governor has hailed from Morris County.

Former New Jersey governors Tom Kean and Jim Florio at a reception in Newark in 1993.

Briana Feldhaus isn't enjoying the California sunshine nearly as much as she'd hoped.

The Second Reformed Church of New Brunswick, located directly across the street from Rutgers Hillel, showed its support for those protesting in front of Hillel against the anti-Semitic and anti-gay Westboro Baptist Church.

Michael Oren addresses the national JNF conference in Philadelphia Oct. 26. NJ at JNF New Jerseyans who attended the Oct.

Doreen Treglio, 58, of Denville has cancer and needs to receive total parenteral nutrition to stay alive, a treatment that costs $869 a day without insurance.

At Milford's Black Bear Film Festival, exuding diversity of structure, format, culture, and character, the Canadian film, "Necessities of Life" was a particular favorite.

The closing on property for the $150 million Gateway project is expected to take place Friday, paving the way for major construction of a high-rise at Somerset Street and Easton Avenue.

It's hard not to be charmed by Lizzie Munro, the proprietor of The Paisley Set hair salon in Manningtree, N.J., and the central character of "Split Ends ," which opened Sunday to a packed house at the Maplewood Theater.

Lake Hiawatha resident Toni Teague, outreach manager at the Volunteer Management Centers Inc.