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Atlantic Health System Opens Newly Renovated Gagnon Institute of Bioskills Training and Innovation

Atlantic Health System recently celebrated the opening of the newly renovated Gagnon Institute of Bioskills Training and Innovation at 95 Madison Avenue, Morristown. The highly advanced simulation center provides healthcare professionals and students exceptional ‘real world’ practical learning experiences that bring medical education and theory to life. Conveniently located across the street from Morristown Medical Center, the Gagnon Institute of Bioskills Training and Innovation (GBTI) offers physicians, residents, nursing staff, respiratory therapists, medical students, and other health professionals...

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The Prom follows Emma, a high school student who incites controversy in her small Indiana town when she tries to take her girlfriend to the school prom. Her story attracts both the attention of the media and of four eccentric out-of-work Broadway actors who decide to rally around Emma’s cause in the hopes of getting back into the spotlight. As they work to fight injustice and give Emma the prom she deserves, they ultimately learn valuable lessons about selflessness and empathy–and so does the entire community. This lively musical is filled with big, exciting dance numbers, moving ballads,...

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CHS Qualifies for Competitive Grant that Bolsters Japanese Language Programs

J-LEAP program helps students immerse themselves in Japanese language. A high school class speaking nothing but Japanese for an hour is a rare sight in New Jersey, let alone the United States. Thanks to a shared vision of enhanced cultural understanding and a partnership between The Japan Foundation and Laurasian Institution, this vision became a reality with the Japanese Language Education Assistance Program (J-LEAP). Cranford High School (CHS) was awarded the J-LEAP grant for the next two years, with fewer than 10 schools across the nation receiving the J-LEAP grant this year. The 2024-25...

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WHS Counseling Department Launches New Programming

The Westfield High School Counseling Department hosted its 1st Annual WHS Grads Return event on December 17, with more than 20 recent alumni returning to WHS to share insights on post-secondary life with 11th and 12th graders. The WHS alum served on four panels throughout the school, addressing questions and topics that included post-secondary exploration, the college application process, the transition to life after high school, the realities of college life, and more. The morning program also included five Westfield community members who served on a career panel, televised live to 9th and...

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Tap Into Spring at Reeves-Reed Arboretum’s Annual Maple Sugaring Fest!

Reeves-Reed Arboretum invites you to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon as they dive into the fascinating process of turning tree sap into delicious maple syrup! The annual Maple Sugaring Fest, a celebration of one of nature’s sweetest gifts, will take place on Sunday, March 2, 2025 from 1 pm to 4 pm at 165 Hobart Avenue in Summit. This family-friendly event is the perfect way to enjoy the outdoors while learning something new and indulging in some sweet treats. Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a seasoned maple enthusiast, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. What to Expect Boiling...

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Hoops Thriller Ends in Four Overtimes

Photography Provided by Varsity Vantage In a thrilling encounter on January 11, 2025, the Chatham High School girls’ basketball team edged out Westfield High School with a 61-55 victory in a marathon four-overtime game. This win marked Chatham’s 11th consecutive victory, maintaining their unbeaten streak for the season. The game was a testament to endurance and skill, with both teams displaying remarkable tenacity. Chatham’s forward, Grace Kreuzer, delivered an outstanding performance, leading all scorers with 27 points. Guard Grace Cloud also made pivotal contributions,...

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