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Democrats urged to vote by Madison council candidates

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Democrats urged to vote by Madison council candidates

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MADISON – Democratic Borough Council candidates Debra Coen and Tom Haralampoudis, who are running uncontested in the Tuesday, June 10 primary but face a general election challenge, are urging all Democrats in the Rose City to vote in the primary Tuesday, June 10, they said in a joint statement. Read MoreDemocrats urged to vote by Madison council candidates

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A Catholic call to environmental action

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Prior to the invention of the lightbulb, oil and gas lanterns illuminated the world. Before lanterns, candles were the easiest means to carry light. What is usually left out of this story is how historically expensive candles were. Wax was difficult to acquire, and therefore costly. Read MoreA Catholic call to environmental action

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Vote Mikie Sherrill for governor on June 10

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IN AND AROUND: Chorpus Christi Carnival in Chatham Township, Family Fun Day at Madison Elks Lodge

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IN AND AROUND: Chorpus Christi Carnival in Chatham Township, Family Fun Day at Madison Elks Lodge

7 hrs ago

The Chorpus Christi Carnival in Chatham Township and the Family Fun Day at the Elks Lodge 1465 in Madison are among the events coming up in the area. Read MoreIN AND AROUND: Chorpus Christi Carnival in Chatham Township, Family Fun Day at Madison Elks Lodge

Inside Madison’s grassroots fight against hunger

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Inside Madison’s grassroots fight against hunger

7 hrs ago

Food insecurity is an issue that often goes unseen, especially in communities that seem affluent on the surface. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many in the Madison area found themselves struggling to put food on the table. That’s when Madison Ends Hunger (MEH) was born — a grassroots initia… Read MoreInside Madison’s grassroots fight against hunger

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Urge Senate to reject SNAP program cuts

Updated 22 hrs ago

TO THE EDITOR: This past week the House of Representatives voted to advance its budget reconciliation bill which includes $300 billion in cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), slashes Medicaid, and eliminates SNAP-Ed nutrition education. Read MoreUrge Senate to reject SNAP program cuts

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IN AND AROUND: Chorpus Christi Carnival in Chatham Township, Family Fun Day at Madison Elks Lodge

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Democrats urged to vote by Madison council candidates

7 hrs ago

MADISON – Democratic Borough Council candidates Debra Coen and Tom Haralampoudis, who are running uncontested in the Tuesday, June 10 primary but face a general election challenge, are urging … Read MoreDemocrats urged to vote by Madison council candidates

Picnic-goers remember fallen veterans at Madison-Florham Park American Legion

Updated May 28, 2025

FLORHAM PARK – Area residents ate lunch together while recognizing veterans who were killed in wars during the annual Memorial Day picnic at Madison-Florham Park American Legion Post 43 on Mon… Read MorePicnic-goers remember fallen veterans at Madison-Florham Park American Legion

Madison High School students display art at Community Arts Center

22 hrs ago

MADISON – The walls of the Madison Community Arts Center were alive with color, emotion, and stories as Madison High School students unveiled their art exhibition at the annual Madison High Sc… Read MoreMadison High School students display art at Community Arts Center

County honors veterans at Memorial Day ceremony

Updated May 28, 2025

Morris County honored 14 local veterans and remembered fallen heroes during the annual Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 21. Read MoreCounty honors veterans at Memorial Day ceremony

Fishawack Festival includes race, bands, Kids Fun Zone June 14 in downtown Chatham

Updated May 28, 2025

CHATHAM – The borough’s 56th annual Fishawack Festival will include the Jaycees four-mile fun run, bands, the Kids Fun Zone and local vendors on Saturday, June 14 in downtown Chatham. Read MoreFishawack Festival includes race, bands, Kids Fun Zone June 14 in downtown Chatham

Madison farmers market opens for 33rd season

Updated May 28, 2025

MADISON – The Madison Farm & Artisan Market opened with many returning vendors, new free art classes and music during an unseasonably cold opening day Saturday, May 24. Read MoreMadison farmers market opens for 33rd season

College students recognized at national data competition

Updated May 28, 2025

Two teams of students from County College of Morris (CCM) in Randolph achieved national recognition at the 2025 American Statistical Association DataFest. Read MoreCollege students recognized at national data competition

New career training center opens on college campus

Updated May 28, 2025

A new 46,350-square-foot career training center designed to prepare high school students for both college and the workforce will officially open at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 30, with a ribbon-cut… Read MoreNew career training center opens on college campus

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Madison baseball heads into Group 2, North Section 2 playoffs with Liberty Division crown in hand

Updated May 28, 2025

MADISON – If Madison High School’s baseball team advanced even one round in the sectional playoffs, a familiar foe might be awaiting. Read MoreMadison baseball heads into Group 2, North Section 2 playoffs with Liberty Division crown in hand

Delbarton tops West Morris, 5-1, for sixth straight MCT baseball title

Updated May 21, 2025

The saying goes that “familiarity breeds contempt.” But in the Morris County Baseball Tournament championship Friday night at Montville High School, it was more a situation of familiar foes br… Read MoreDelbarton tops West Morris, 5-1, for sixth straight MCT baseball title

TEE-RIFIC! Madison boys win NJSIAA Group 1 state golf championship; Alex Patel is top medalist shooting 1-under

Updated May 21, 2025

MADISON – Alex Patel slayed the field at the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Group 1 golf championship. Read MoreTEE-RIFIC! Madison boys win NJSIAA Group 1 state golf championship; Alex Patel is top medalist shooting 1-under

Madison's Erickson, Leak chosen for Robeson Classic

Updated May 23, 2025

MADISON – Once the Madison High School football team planted its feet in the 2024 season, there was almost no stopping the Dodgers. Read MoreMadison's Erickson, Leak chosen for Robeson Classic

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A Catholic call to environmental action

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Letters to the Editor

Vote Mikie Sherrill for governor on June 10

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TO THE EDITOR: Did you know there is a primary election on Tuesday, June 10? If you’ve never voted in a primary, here’s your chance to really make a difference! The field is crowded on both the Democratic and Republican side. If you’re a Democrat, you’ll want to elect a strong candidate who will go up against the Republican in November, and not only fight for New Jersey residents on the state level, but protect us from Trump’s agenda on the national level. U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11, is that candidate. Read MoreVote Mikie Sherrill for governor on June 10

Opinion Columns

Inside Madison’s grassroots fight against hunger

7 hrs ago

Food insecurity is an issue that often goes unseen, especially in communities that seem affluent on the surface. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many in the Madison area found themselves struggling to put food on the table. That’s when Madison Ends Hunger (MEH) was born — a grassroots initiative designed not just to address immediate needs, but to create a sustainable, community-driven model of support. Read MoreInside Madison’s grassroots fight against hunger

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Urge Senate to reject SNAP program cuts

Updated 22 hrs ago

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Experiencing trans joy at 'Freedom To Be' event in Washington

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Updated May 27, 2025

Early in the morning on Saturday, May 17, I got onto a bus with a group of people from across New Jersey to drive down to the "Freedom To Be" event in Washington D.C. The event, a celebration of transgender joy on the National Mall, features a 9,000-square-foot art installation of quilts made by various transgender artists. Read MoreExperiencing trans joy at 'Freedom To Be' event in Washington

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One of surest signs that spring is on its way is the arrival of the newest vintage of crisp, dry and refreshing rosé wines. Read MoreMASTER OF WINE: Spain and Spring Wines - Perfect Together

Sisters of Christian Charity presents Back in Time NJ cover band on Saturday, June 21, in Mendham

Updated 22 hrs ago

Sisters of Christian Charity will present a “Concert on the Lawn” featuring the Back in Time NJ cover band from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 21, on the grounds of the Sisters of Christian Charity at 350 Bernardsville Road, in Mendham. Read MoreSisters of Christian Charity presents Back in Time NJ cover band on Saturday, June 21, in Mendham

Center for Contemporary Art in Bedminster appoints executive director

May 27, 2025

The Center for Contemporary Art Board of Trustees has appointed Sherry Wrana as the organization’s new CEO and executive director, in Bedminster Township. Read MoreCenter for Contemporary Art in Bedminster appoints executive director

Tewksbury Historical Society hosts Its Biennial Garden Tour on Saturday, June 21

Updated 18 hrs ago

The Tewksbury Historical Society will sponsor its Biennial Garden Tour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 21, around six gardens throughout Tewksbury Township, rain or shine. Read MoreTewksbury Historical Society hosts Its Biennial Garden Tour on Saturday, June 21