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Sections of Route 10 to close for months

http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2014/05/sections_of_route_10_to_close_for_months_nj_transit_bus_routes_affected.html

Sections of Route 10 to close for months

Excerpt:

Long-term construction and detours will begin on Route 10 Saturday night as the state Department of Transportation begins a project to replace the highway’s bridge over the Passaic River, connecting East Hanover with Livingston.

The project will affect bus routes as well, according to NJ Transit. Bus Routes No. 73 (Newark-Orange-Livingston Mall) and No. 872 (Morristown-Route 10-Livingston) will travel through detours, and riders will need to allow for extra travel time. Several bus stops will be closed.

Full coverage at:  http://www.nj.com/morris/index.ssf/2014/05/sections_of_route_10_to_close_for_months_nj_transit_bus_routes_affected.html

 

Morristown

Water, Wine, n’ Chocolate

Water, Wine, n’ Chocolate — Valentine’s Day Edition

You will LOVE this encore wine tasting event supporting New Jersey’s Great Swamp and clean water.
Credit: flickr.com/kev-shine

On Wednesday, February 19, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., the Great Swamp Watershed Association (GSWA) will open its doors for a second tasting event featuring fine wines, gourmet cheeses, and decadent chocolates–all free, but you must bring at least one friend. (Sweethearts welcome.)
Click here to register right now!
GSWA’s first Water n’ Wine event, held in December, was loads of fun and a grand success, which prompted this encore event. We hope to make lots of new friends and spread the word about the good the organization does to protect the places we live, work, and play. We also are excited to report that any and all donations received at the event will be matched by an anonymous donor!
The evening’s fun doesn’t stop with the food and drink. GSWA’s Director of Water Quality Programs, Laura Kelm, will be on hand to entertain guests with a fun game about New Jersey’s Great Swamp waters. Prizes will be awarded!
This event will take place at GSWA’s headquarters located at 568 Tempe Wick Road in Morristown, New Jersey. Registration is required.
Register for Water, Wine, n' Chocolate on Feb. 19!
Register, get driving directions, or find additional event information online at GreatSwamp.org. To register by telephone, call (973) 538-3500 x22. Send email inquiries to events@greatswamp.org.
Morristown

Royal rockers, Paleo nuggets, and Morristown muck-rakers

 

 

http://morristowngreen.com/2014/01/16/greater-morristown-weekend-preview-royal-rockers-paleo-nuggets-and-morristown-muck-rakers/

Greater Morristown weekend preview: Royal rockers, Paleo nuggets, and Morristown muck-rakers

Compiled by Katrina Langer and Kevin Coughlin

See four facsimiles of rock royals for the price of one. Digest nuggets of Paleo knowledge. Celebrate Morristown’s greatest muck-raker. Share your hidden talent.

Greater Morristown offers plenty of amusing diversions this weekend. Scroll down for examples.

And don’t forget to check our handy calendar for even more entertainment options!

 

Morristown

6th annual Morris County 4-H Science-sational Day

https://www.facebook.com/MorrisCounty4H/posts/624329504293505

6th annual Morris County 4-H Science-sational Day

Mark your calendars!

The 6th annual Morris County 4-H Science-sational Day will be on March 29th! We are currently looking for volunteers to lead hands-on science workshops, offer general assistance, and help promote 4-H to the participants.

Contact the 4-H office to volunteer for this fantastic event!
973-286-8300 x3 or 4hmorris@njaes.rutgers.edu

Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Morris County

550 West Hanover Avenue

Morristown, New Jersey 07960

Morristown

What are you doing on New Year’s Eve?

First Night Morris County

What Morris County Does For New Year’s Eve

Join us at First Night this New Year’s Eve! More than 300 artists will offer 80 performances at 24 venues throughout Morristown showcasing dance, comedy, music (rock, classical, blues, jazz, folk and more!). Additional children’s performers will start early (at 5pm) and continue through the evening. First Night faithful return year after year to see their favorite performers and to enjoy new artists for the first time. Fireworks displays at 9:15 PM and a midnight grand finale will light up the sky and the celebration!

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