LINDEN — Hattie Bannister, a resident of Linden, celebrated her 106th birthday on March 5. She was born in Pinewood, S.C. in 1905.
Clark Police Blotter
by staff report •
March 1 at 12:06 a.m. – At the Bernardsville Police Department, Officer Christian Lott arrested Orange resident Baheejah Osifo, 31, on outstanding warrants for contempt of court. She was subsequently released after posting bail.
“…turning it off again…”
by rocky-o •
Singer/ Songwriter Phil Collins made a startling announcement the other day, regarding his music career…
Library Hosts Concert
by staff report •
CLARK – The Clark Public Library will host the Notables, a dynamic combination of about 20 women singers, on Sunday, March 20, at 2:30 p.m.
EarthTalk®
by staff report •
Dear EarthTalk: I understand that Congress passed legislation not too long ago that protected a few million acres of wilderness areas, parks and wild rivers, in part to help offset climate change. How does conserving land prevent global warming? — M. Oakes, Charlottesville, NC
Edison Students Named To Dean’s List
by staff report •
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. – Four Edison students are on the Dean’s List for their outstanding academic achievement for the Fall 2010 semester from Harpur College of Arts and Sciences at Binghamton University, State University of New York.
Pre-Schoolers Celebrate Read Across America
by staff report •
CLARK — Raquel and Howie from Clark Target came to the Clark Preschool to read to all the classes to help celebrate Dr. Seuss’s Birthday and Read Across America last week.
Celebrating Mardi Gras
by staff report •
LINDEN — Students of Saints Mary and Elizabeth Academy’s 7th grade class hosted Mardi Gras celebrations for the entire school. Festivities opened up with a parade of students performing flips and somersaults. Students then were able to enjoy activities such as bowling, basketball shooting contest, tic-tac-toe and face painting.
It’s All Yours: 50 Years Of Green Acres Open Space
by staff report •
New Jersey’s Green Acres Program celebrates its 50th Anniversary this year. This highly successful program is the longest continuously-running, state-supported open space program in the nation – a testament to the foresight of those who established it and to countless New Jersey voters who voted yes for open space preservation in the face of aggressive development, rising property taxes and a rollercoaster economy.