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A local restaurant announced a fund raising venture for West Morris Central faculty member.

As you continue to dig out from the season’s biggest snowfall, don’t forget a very famous rodent said spring is near. Not sure what that’s worth, but we’re just looking for the silver lining.

It was another big week of news, and below are our bigger stories. For the full article, click on the headline.

Helicopter Searches for Partying Chester Teens

A house full of teens partaking in a party and drinking alcohol fled to the woods when police from Chester, Washington Township and other nearby agencies responded to the scene. New Jersey State’s Aviation Unit was called in to help search for the teens that ran away. Everyone was found and no injuries were reported.

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Assistant Super Named in Regional District

The West Morris Regional High School District appointed Robert Beers to become its assistant superintendent recently. Beers is the former assistant principal at West Morris Central High School and taught history for more than 10 years. His position is not being filled.

Pizza Place Profits to Aid Sick School Nurse

Bob and Heidi Prudente, owners of Bob’s Long Valley Pizza, learned of the struggles Susan Moor and her family have been going through in the past year and wanted to do something about it. That’s why they sprung into action and decided to host a fundraiser at their business for the West Morris Central school nurse. See what you can do to help.

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‘Jersey Mike’ Flips Onto World Cup Podium

Mike Rossi, of Long Valley, will turn 19 soon. But in the past week, he’s put his stamp on the freestyle aerial skiing scene, capturing third place at the Deer Valley, Utah competition in the World Cup Tour. He’s the first American man to medal in the months-long tournament. Way to go, Jersey Mike!

It was expected that a decision regarding the overturning of a sexual orientation policy by the Boy Scouts of America would be made Wednesday, but it was moved to May. This week, however, we caught up with one of the town’s troop leaders to get his thoughts on the policy and its potential change.


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