Big B and The Birds of Many Feathers
By Cathy Miller A photographer, artist, environmentalist, teacher, and an accomplished birder, Brian Butler considers himself “a Warren County kind of guy.” He faithfully crosses…
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Local Organization Seeks Used Women’s Formal Wear
During darks days of winter a few thoughts of spring can bring a lift. Project Self-Sufficiency, an organization that serves Warren and Sussex Counties, is…
Meissner, Post-Sheedy Join St. Luke’s Trustee Board
St. Luke’s University Health Network has announced that Helene Meissner and Kelly Post-Sheedy have joined the Board of Trustees at St. Luke’s Warren Campus. Photo…
It’s Cold; Another Time, It Was Hot For A Baby Bunny
It was this past Saturday at 9 a.m., and I am perusing my archives to see if I can come up with an interesting story…
Lecture Highlights Rosie The Riveter, Other Women
The real-life Rosie the Riveter who lived in Dover and worked the lines in New Jersey’s factories are among those who will be honored in…
In Short Time, the Musconetcong Delivers Results
I think we all agree, the area we live in is beautiful, has a lot of wildlife and many wonderful places to go and enjoy…
Fisher, Maguire, Lemperle, Dr. Nguyen Get HBID Nod
The Hackettstown Business Improvement District recently announced that several board members were re-elected for new 2-year terms. Board members elected to new two-year terms are:…
$10,000 Foundation Grant to Centenary Helps Students
The Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation awarded a $10,000 grant to Centenary University to enhance accessibility and the academic experience for students with learning differences….
American Legion ‘Sons’ Lead Jersey Cares Effort
The Washington Business Improvement District was hoping for a good turnout for its Annual Operation Jersey Cares holiday season collection for troops this year. Good would…
Ring-Necked Pheasant Came Here 100 Years Ago
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant’s name is familiar to many in Warren County, particularly in relation to the historic Ruthererfurd Hall in Allamuchy. The family had – and…