Charlie’s Pic Of The Week Has Eyes On A Mission
Charlie Fineran’s Photo of the Week is looking for an opportunity. This Cooper’s Hawk is on the Hunt! Perched on a wire overlooking a long…
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Art For Never Forgetting
Cathy Miller’s People of the Week are two artists who don’t want you to forget. On November 11, Warren County ARTS hosted the opening for…
WBID Recognizes Noone, Washington Farmers Market
Josephine Noone, Volunteer Coordinator of the Washington Business Improvement District’s weekly Farmers Market from June through September, was recognized at a recent WBID Board of Director meeting by…
Tigers Win Soccer Championship In ‘Thriller-Diller’
By Andy Loigu In a thriller-diller at a hostile haunt in Hudson County, the Hackettstown High School boys soccer team (now 18-4-1) won the North…
WCCC Nursing Program Recognized As Essential Piece
Dr. Frank Gilly, Vice President of the Warren County Community College’s Board of Trustees, presents Patricia Stypolkowski, Executive Director of Nurse Education at WCCC, with the board’s…
Charlie’s Pic Of Week A Surreal Miniature World
Charlie Fineran’s Photo of the Week is a surreal miniature world, with color amid shadows just off the beaten path! If not for the tiny…
‘Treacherous Women’ Focus of WCCC Art Exhibit
Christy O’Connor’s “Treacherous Women” mixed media installation brings to life women from global history who were deemed too dangerous, radical, or powerful in their times. The…
Washington Rallies Around Operation Jersey Cares
The Fourth Annual Washington Business Improvement District’s Operation Jersey Cares campaign has had a terrific response from businesses and residents over the years and it…
Cathy’s People Pics Of Week Goes Back In Time
The Historic Preservation Commission of Harmony Township and the Harmony Township Historical Society held an Open House at The Van Nest-Hoff-Vannatta Farmstead on November 3…
Bredin, Plenge Make Marks In Washington – And Beyond
Marian Bredin and Robert Plenge clearly made their marks in their hometown of Washington. But both of them, in different ways, made their marks well beyond Washington…