The water has to go somewhere

The water has to go somewhere

WEST ORANGE — About 30 people turned out for a Planning Board meeting last week to hear a consultant talk about the stormwater plan for a nearly 500 unit residential development proposed for land on the Second Watchung Mountain Ridge. A presentation was given by Mark Gallagher of Princeton Hydro on the Wetlands Impact of […]

West Orange Street Fair draws a crowd

West Orange Street Fair draws a crowd

The West Orange Street Fair returned on Saturday, June 7 with local crafters, vendors, street performers, a classic car show, beer and wine garden, a bungee trampoline and free all-day admission to the Thomas Edison Museum. Vendors from West Orange and elsewhere set up booths, selling food, clothing, pet items, storm windows and martial arts […]

Flags flying to honor our heroes

Flags flying to honor our heroes

WEST ORANGE — The third annual West Orange Rotary “Flags for Heroes” Project was recognized in a brief ceremony at West Orange High School on May 15. As residents drive along Pleasant Valley Way, they will see 100 American flags flying in front of West Orange High and Kelly Elementary schools. These flags are part […]

Connecting, creating and conquering

Connecting, creating and conquering

Young people with disabilities and special needs had an exciting morning during the Move the Spectrum event held at West Orange High School. Move the Spectrum is an event connecting students from all over New Jersey with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in a two-hour, carnival-like atmosphere. Hosted by Chuck Mound, the annual event offered games, […]

Praise pours in for retiring chief

Praise pours in for retiring chief

Police Chief James P. Abbott has announced that he will be retiring on Dec. 1. “It was the privilege of a lifetime,” Abbott said. “I came here at 19 years old and I’m leaving at 65.” Abbott, who has spent more than 45 years on the job, also served as the township’s director of staff […]

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