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Local NewsPractice makes perfect
HAMBURG — On May 19 members of the McAfee and Hamburg fire departments held a drill at the Hamburg Fireman's Pavilion practicing with extrication tools that would be used to rescue victims of motor vehicle accidents with entrapment.
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- Wednesday May 22, 2013 06:13 pm
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Franklin discusses incentives for development
By Scott Baker
FRANKLIN — While Walgreens may have...
May 22, 2013 06:13 pm
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Franklin talks revitalization of pond area
FRANKLIN — Concerned after the loss of youth football in the Franklin Pond Park area,...
- May 22, 2013 06:13 pm
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Franklin celebrates centennial
By Mark J. Yablonsky
FRANKLIN — Despite gray and ominous clouds, Franklin celebrated...- May 22, 2013 06:13 pm
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NJ Assembly gives final passage to 3 gun bills
TRENTON — The Assembly has given final passage to three gun-control bills, sending...
- May 22, 2013 01:13 pm
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Westys gymnasts to compete in Wildwood this weekend
Westys Gymnastics is located in the Franklin/Hardyston area and is home to young gymnasts from all over the county. Westys team...
- May 22, 2013 06:12 pm
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Pope John grad one of two students honored at Phi Theta Kappa Day
NEWTON — The New Jersey Council of County Colleges honored New Jersey’s 35 best...
- May 22, 2013 06:12 pm
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Stillwater and Halsted do well in TransOptions Sprints
HARDYSTON — TransOptions announces the Division 2 winners of the 11th annual Junior Solar...
- May 22, 2013 06:11 pm
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Trainings scheduled for 2014 United Way funding applications
MORRISTOWN – United Way of Northern New Jersey has scheduled mandatory training sessions...
- May 22, 2013 02:06 pm
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Blood drive in need of Type O negative
New Jersey Blood Services announces that it is conducting blood drives in the local area which are open to the public.
- May 22, 2013 10:33 am
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Scouts help vets with flag placement
Boy Scout troops 187 (Hardyston/Hamburg) and 48 (Hamburg) and Cub Scout packs 90 (Franklin) and 298 (Hardyston) helped the...
- May 22, 2013 06:09 pm
- Scouts help vets with flag placement
- Heroin in our midst: Part 2
- Municipal Alliance Committee running a drug and alcohol abuse survey
- Sentimental bangle bracelets offered at the Chocolate Goat
- CKO Kickboxing moves to larger health fitness center
- Bras not uplifting, study finds
- The Rescue Round-Up
- Heroin in our midst: Part 1
- Flying high
- Spring clean your computer
- Franklin set to celebrate 100 years
- NJ Senate advances gun legislation
- Local resident promoted at Lakeland Bank
- Tips to keep the home smelling fresh and feeling clean
- Cub Scout Pack 298 keeps busy
- Local martial artist fights to make a safe summer for kids
- Examining the mummification process
- Franklin Historical Society is offering a $500 scholarship
- Three injured in off-road crash
- Scoreboard to stay put, for now
- Walgreens approved in Franklin
- Hamburg discusses employee requirements
- NJ bill on human trafficking signed into law
- Candidate night in Hamburg
- Clay shoot will raise money for Birth Haven
- 'Go Blue for CASA' annual event raises $10,000 to support advocacy for abused and neglected children
- Steps to reduce risk of Lyme Disease
- Sore thumbs? US text messaging declines
- Spring in full swing
- Dog and cat food, treats recalled nationwide as salmonella discovered
- Students celebrate Biography Day
- Dance Concert to highlight students efforts this year
- Wriggling reptiles
- Franklin council snubs historical society
- Franklin passes 2013 budget
- Chilton to hold stroke screenings
- Healthy Habits to be offered to family child care providers
- Healthy Kids Day aims to help kids exercise minds and bodies
- Lawmakers OK bill for those seeking overdose help
- 'Spotlight on Success' to commemorate the accomplishment of local women business owners
- Steps to reduce risk of Lyme Disease
- New Jersey Representatives visit Sussex County Charter School for Technology
- Students honored as Artists of the Month for April
- Planting flowers to celebrate Earth Day
- Lakeland Bank employees donates to Make-A-Wish Foundation
- 'Go Blue for CASA' annual event raises $10,000 to support advocacy for abused and neglected children
- Students celebrate Biography Day
- Dog and cat food, treats recalled nationwide as salmonella discovered
- Christie proposes measures to curb gun violence
- Local invents school safety tool
- Wallkill Valley Unplugged
- Living homeless in Sussex County
- Franklin council rejects proposal for new police vehicle
- Franklin grants street sweeping contract
- Teacher invents window coverings for school safety
- Teacher invents window coverings for school safety
- Chocolate Goats thanks their customers with annual sale
- Sparta Eye Associates welcomes Dr. Lisa Ruffle
- 'Spotlight on Success' to commemorate the accomplishment of local women business owners
- Healthy Kids Day aims to help kids exercise minds and bodies