From the Halls of Warren Hills: Dec. 20, 2019
RECOGNITIONS Middle School Lukas Liakhovitch and Tanner Kalisher. Photo provided by Warren Hills. Congratulations to Warren Hills’ seventh grade Horizons students and negative team debaters,…
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Cathy’s POTW Turn Showroom into Holiday Wonderland for Annual Benefit
By Cathy Miller On Dec. 12, Ed and Patti Sue Rossi hosted the 10th annual Rossi Festival of Trees, with friends, businesses, non-profits and even…
WBID Recognizes Holiday Decoration Winners
The Washington Business Improvement District’s annual Business Decorating Contest was a big success with many participating businesses taking part. This year’s winners included Warren Hills…
Charlie Shows Us Another Kind of Snow, A Snow Goose, That Is
In the spring and fall, you might spot strangers among the Canadian Geese we usually see in Warren County. Flying high in massive flocks or…
Aaron Elected Mount Olive Area Chamber President
Chuck Aaron, longtime resident of Mount Olive and owner of Jersey Girl Brewing, has been elected President of the Mount Olive Area Chamber of Commerce,…
Four Voices Recount 100-Year-History of The Villa Roller Rink
By Cathy Miller With the treasured Villa Roller Rink, located at 2121 Route 57 in Broadway, undergoing a recent change of ownership and an ongoing…
Chamber Cites Brown, Committee For 250th Efforts
The Hope Area Chamber of Commerce recognized the outstanding leadership of Emily Brown, Chair of the Township 250th Anniversary celebration weekend in September, as well as the outstanding leadership of…
Charlie Captures Warren County’s First Snow
Last Monday morning before sunrise, I looked out my window and BEGAN TO SCRAMBLE. I need to get dressed, grab the camera, clean off the…
Rotary Recognizes Pair As Paul Harris Fellows
Catherine Rust and Jill Zinckgraf were recently honored by the Hackettstown Rotary Club as Paul Harris Fellows. The pair were recognized for their contributions and…
Throwback Thursday: Youngest Driver Races Oldest Crate
Cathy is taking the week off, so we thought we would throw it back to July 2018 for some summer thoughts during this cold, snowy…