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After receiving their diplomas from Headmaster Br. Paul Diveny, OSB, Delbarton's 117 newest alumni heard words of wisdom from John Kowalik, father of a Delbarton graduate from the Class of 2013, at the graduation exercises on Sunday, June 2. Kowalik, a former Delbarton Assistant Headmaster, is the current Head of Peck School in Morristown.

Attaining good grades always makes a student happy. But going above and beyond and garnering accolades at the state level for works in artistry is a whole new ball game of joy.

Long Valley and its residents have never been coy about helping one another. And now the community is kicking efforts into high gear to aid a local family and their youngest child diagnosed with a rare disease.

A high school senior from Long Valley will learn about the intricacies of government on the local, county and state level when he gathers with other students for the week-long American Legion Jersey Boys State at Rider University beginning Monday.

Mary Frenchman of Long Valley courageously battled Stage IV terminal breast cancer for 10 and-a-half years.

Driving is a privilege, not a right. We've all heard it before, and in New Jersey's rural and suburban landscapes, it's nearly a necessity.

Par Hills Teacher Had Sex With 16-Year-Old Student, Prosecutor Says A Parsippany Hills High School teacher was charged with criminal sexual contact Saturday after Morris County Prosecutor Fredric Knapp said Jenna Leahey had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old male student.

MILLBURN, NJ The Millburn Farmers Market brought some sunshine to a cloudy day for those who attended the ribbon-cutting and had their first chance to bring home some Jersey-fresh produce on Friday.

A safe, containing an assault rifle and cocaine, that was reported stolen from a Long Valley home was found in Montville this week before both the alleged burglar and safe owner were arrested, Lt.

A Long Valley resident whose home was burglarized ended up getting arrested himself after a two-week long investigation that took police searching for a suspect throughout Morris County and eventually to a Parsippany motel, Lt.

After hibernating all winter, the Morris Plains Farmers Market is returning for its 11 th year at The Merchant Block of Morris Plains next to the Model Railroad Club Building.

The milkman cometh! Tevye, the woeful milkman of the classic musical " Fiddler on the Roof ," will take center stage at the Chester Theatre Group on Friday, June 28 for eleven performances that conclude on Sunday, July 14th.

You know you have them. They are lurking behind closet doors, in the garage and under piles in the basement.

By the end of the first week of June, Washington Township was drying out from the first major rain storm of the annual hurricane season, and if the past two years are any indication, it won't be the last.

Police have released a photo of a woman suspected of stealing a purse from a car in the parking lot of a deli.

Kanter, a Long Valley resident who specializes in manual therapy using hands on techniques with one on one treatment, follows a holistic approach, focusing on treating the whole person rather than just a diagnosis, according to a press release from the clinic.

At 4:06 p.m., a Hackettstown Police Officer stopped a vehicle for a moving violation at the intersection of Valentine Street and Route 46. The officer determined that the driver, Nicholas Cash, 22, of Long Valley, had in his possession 15 capsules of suspected Ecstasy and one cellophane wrapper containing suspected Ecstasy, police said.

Some say a salad without dressing is just a bowl of rabbit food. That's why a group of cooking enthusiasts took to the Long Valley Green Market recently for its first annual salad dressing competition to be crowned in best of the lettuce-topping fare.

Thanks to the efforts of three Girl Scout Cadettes from Morris County, the Monmouth County Library delivered more than 400 brand new childrens and young adult books to the Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services Center in Hazlet Township.