Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at 7:00pm – Backyard Birds
Join Christa Wood, a naturalist from the Somerset County Park Commission for an educational, fun and free program.
Sign up at: Denville Public Library
Denville, NJ Morris County
Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at 7:00pm – Backyard Birds
Join Christa Wood, a naturalist from the Somerset County Park Commission for an educational, fun and free program.
Sign up at: Denville Public Library
That was the best halftime show I’ve ever seen! And I’m not just saying that as a bias mom. We are proud of all of you!
http://www.dailyrecord.com/article/20140203/NJNEWS/302030034/Super-night-secret-Morris-students
Super night (and secret) for Morris students
Students had to keep Super Bowl secret for months
Excerpt:
Caught in a blur of glaring lights, exploding fireworks and the thunderous applause of more than 80,000 fans, Chris Sopko of the Roxbury High School Marching Band joined about 1,400 students rushing off the MetLife Stadium field at the climax of the Super Bowl XLVIII Halftime spectacular.
“I can’t believe what I just did!” he said to friends as they basked in the glow of a once-in-a-lifetime experience — performing with Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers on one of the biggest prime-time stages in the world.
“It was absolutely unbelievable,” said Sara Cummings, drum major for the Morris Knolls High School Marching Band, who took advantage of a well-timed snow day Monday to rest from what was two months of anticipation, rehearsal and the strictest of gag orders about their adventure. “Being on the field to rehearse with Bruno Mars was one thing. It was totally another to do it with all those lights all around, and the roar of the crowd. It was just amazing.”
The day after the big game, Ed Argenziano, director of orchestras, percussion studies and compilation at Morris Knolls, was freed from his gag order and spoke to the Daily Record about his role in organizing band members and other students into a talent pool to fill out the halftime show for the first Super Bowl in New Jersey.
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Full story at The Daily Record
New Gardener Registration for Denville Community Gardens is Saturday, March 8 9-noon at Gardner Field House.
Registration fee is $6.
Some pictures of Denville Community Gardens can be seen on the Virtual Tour of DenvilleCommunity.com
HISTORY OF THE DENVILLE COMMUNITY GARDENS
In March 1972,seventeen hardy souls pioneered the first planting of the Denville Community Gardens. The original idea was an environmental project by Lorraine Caruso who, as a member of the Environmental Commission, had the approval of the Mayor and PRIDE, as well as the Town Council.
Bob Thompson succeeded Lorraine as Administrator, followed by Dennis Mahony and in 1981, Arline Cowell, followed by Dennis Mahony again in 1996 and now Bob Grant and Jan Frazer in 2012.
These first gardeners had to lug pails of water from the river until a couple of years later when a gasoline pump was installed. Now an electric pumping system is available with a regular watering schedule making that part of garden care less strenuous. These improvements were paid for from registration fees which keep the project self-supporting.
Until recently, extra plots were always available, but in the past two years 68 new people registered for garden space. Maybe the poor economy is causing the spur in interest or perhaps people are just more concerned with knowing exactly how their food is grown and what goes on it. Every effort is made to find room for all who want to join our community.
Create a Victory Garden! – Learn More
Find a fun seed variety pack and have fun growing your own vegetables!
http://www.cominghomerescue.org/index.php/events/tricky-tray
Tricky Tray
When: Friday, May 2, 2014
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Place: The Mission at Rockaway
Denville Triathlon
Sprint Triathlon with relay option- Sunday July 27, 2014
.3mi Swim, 9mi Bike & 3.1mi Run
Registration at denvilletri.com
Date | Sunday, July 27th, 2014 | |
Location | Cook’s Pond Denville, NJ | |
Distances | Sprint Triathlon .35 Swim, 9 Mile Bike, 5K Run |
Event | Time | Date | Fee | ||
Athena | 7:00am | 2014-07-27 | $75.00 | Register | |
Clydesdale | 7:00am | 2014-07-27 | $75.00 | Register | |
Individual | 7:00am | 2014-07-27 | $75.00 | Register | |
Relay | 7:00am | 2014-07-27 | $40.00 | Register | |
Price is per team member for relay
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This is the 2nd annual Denville Triathlon Event. The “V” shaped swim will be .35 miles in Cooks Pond, followed by a 9 mile flat bike ride (double loop) before a hilly 5K run. This will be an individual and relay event. All proceeds from this event will be benefiting the Joey Bella Memorial Fund, Inc.
Limited to 200 individual and 100 relay teams. You must be 14 years old to participate. There will be no race day registration.
Prior to race day, you must be a member of Cook’s Pond to swim there. No one is permitted to ever swim at Cook’s Pond anytime if life guards are not on duty.
Registration includes t-shirt and goodie bag, as well as post-race food and beverages. To be guaranteed a t-shirt you must register by May 27, 2014.
For information on volunteering please e-mail us at denvilletriathlon@gmail.com and find us on Facebook under Denville Triathlon.
Online Registration will closed on Friday, July 25th. This will be your last chance to register as there will be no registration at the event.
Schedule
A more detailed schedule will be available closer to race day.
Course Information
Course is subject to change before the event. Parking maps will be emailed to all participants before race.
Certain portions of the course will be closed to traffic but athletes must always be aware of cars and pedestrians.
ILCC Women’s Club Wine Tasting Party
Saturday, January 18th at 7:30PM @ The Clubhouse
Bring Your Own Wine Glass And Snacks
$15 Per Indian Lake Community Club Member $18 per Guest of Indian Lake Community Club Members
Reservations A Must – Susan Elko 973-625-5031 or sbelko@verizon.net
http://www.unico.org
Denville / Randolph Chapter, UNICO National is a local organization comprised of American citizens of Italian ancestry whose common goal is “Service Above Self”. The chapter meets on the first Tuesday of the monthly at the St Francis Senior Center in Denville. The local chapter runs three annual fund raisers for local charities: a golf outing, casino bus trip and beef steak dinner. Donations through UNICO National also support the Saint Jude Children’s Hospital, Brain Injury Research Fund and The Jimmy V. Foundation for Cancer and Cooley’s Anemia. For more information, contact Club President Jay Clauss at (973) 943-8905 or Vice President Lou Mattaliano at (201) 230-8580.
Next Denville Farmers’ Winter Market
January 12, 2014
Bloomfield Ave Municipal Parking Lot Denville, NJ 07834
10:00am to 1:00pm
Register at Morris County Library for
January 11th, Saturday, 2PM Cheryl Turkington Ordinary Days, Extraordinary Times: Morristown, NJ’s Irish Immigrant Past
Collection for Our Troops @ Rockaway Twp Library
Now through Monday, January 20, 2014 the library is collecting travel size supplies and toiletries for the troops to be sorted and packaged on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. We are collecting supplies such as shampoo, toothpaste, and soap. No hotel samples or aerosols, please. Collection boxes are located near each circulation desk.
Rockaway Township Library 61 Mount Hope Road Rockaway, NJ 07866 At the circulation desks Phone: 973-627-2344