Newton Town Manager Thomas Russo Jr. stands next to the site of the future world headquarters of ThorLabs Monday, November 9, 2009. The Newton Town Council and the company struck a redevelopment deal during Monday night's town council meeting.
11/9/2009
Album ID: 885419
Photos by Daniel Freel
Propane leak
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Roads were blocked off and residents were evacuated from their homes in the surrounding area of Precision Propane, in Franklin, following a propane gas leak. Residents were allowed to return to their homes shortly before midnight.
11/9/2009
Album ID: 885414
Photos by Daniel Freel
H1N1 clinic for infants and toddlers
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11/8/2009
Album ID: 884348
Photos by Daniel Freel
Food Drive
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The Wanderers Classic Car Club hosts a food drive at the parking Lot of the A&P in Sussex Borough to benefit the Sussex Help Center.
11/8/2009
Album ID: 884346
Photos by Daniel Freel
Sparta football beats Roxbury
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Sparta High School football team beats the previously unbeaten Roxbury, 20-13
11/7/2009
Album ID: 883979
Photos by Anna Murphey
SCCC Foundation Ball
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Sussex County Community College Foundation Ball at Lake Mohawk Golf Club with the theme “Dream a Little Dream”, held Saturday evening.
11/7/2009
Album ID: 883971
Photos by Anna Murphey
Paula Kassell on Women's Rights
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Longtime women's rights activist Paula Kassell, of Dover, talks about convincing the New York Times to use Ms. as a title for women during her talk at Greene's Beans Cafe in Sparta Saturday afternoon. Kassell is the author of "Taking Women in New Directions"
11/7/2009
Album ID: 883914
Photos by Amy Paterson
Football: Pope John v. Delbarton
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Delbarton beats Pope John
11/7/2009
Album ID: 883912
Photos by Amy Paterson
SC Sports Hall of Fame Induction dinner
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The Sussex County Sports Hall of Fame inducts the class of 2009
11/6/2009
Album ID: 883365
Photos by Anna Murphey
Anna Mae Schurko
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Anna Mae Schurko, of Hamburg, poses in her home Thursday, November 5, with some photographic memorabilia from her time in the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps during World War 2. The Corp was a program from 1943 to 1945 run by the U.S. Public Health Services to train nurses to fill the void at local hospitals that was left when fully trained nurses and doctors were deployed overseas. Unfortunately, those who took part in the program are not recognized as Veterans and therefor do not receive the same benefits of those who were deployed. A Bill known as the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps Equity Act is currently being examined and if passed will provide those benefits to the cadets; the youngest of whom are now n their 80's.
