Important Advice for the ‘Sandwich Generation’

If you’re between the ages of 35 and 60, you may be feeling a financial pinch from both your growing — or grown — children and your aging parents or in-laws.1 You may also find yourself juggling your work commitments and the expectations of family members for your time and support. As a member of what’s known as the sandwich generation, you’re not alone. Unlike previous generations where children left their homes earlier and more permanently, today children tend to live at home longer — or move out and return over time, sometimes with their own children in tow. And parents tend to live longer,...

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Atlantic Health Maternity Centers Recognized by U.S. News & World Report for the Best Hospitals for Maternity

For their work in delivering extraordinary care for mothers, Atlantic Health Morristown, Overlook, Chilton and Newton Medical Centers have been recognized as 2026 High Performing in Maternity Care (Uncomplicated Pregnancy) by U.S. News & World Report. This is the highest award a hospital can earn for U.S. News’ Best Hospitals for Maternity Care annual study. Atlantic Health Newton Medical Center was also named as a 2026 Maternity Care Access Hospital for the third year in a row. U.S. News began evaluating maternity care hospitals in 2021, rating hospitals that provide labor and delivery...

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Pinewood Derby Fun

Cub Scout Pack 360 brought high-speed excitement to Franklin Elementary School during its annual Pinewood Derby, where 30 cars raced down the track in a night filled with cheers and anticipation. The competition was fierce, culminating in a photo finish that saw the top three racers separated by just 0.009 seconds. By Paul Dorsey The overall winners, who earned spots in the upcoming Pioneer District Pinewood Derby in March, were: 1st Place: Marco Molinari — 3.2146 seconds 2nd Place: Gabriel Regan — 3.2202 seconds 3rd Place: Theodore Barclay — 3.2236 seconds Marco Molinari, this year’s champion,...

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Packing Hope, One Grocery Bag at a Time

GRACE Giving & Receiving Assistance for our Community’s Essentials Summit Comes Together to Feed Families in Need By Melanie Wilson A little girl sat squished in the shopping cart among boxes of pasta, cans of fruit, and packages of dried beans, while her brother shopped in the aisle, asking his mom what was next on the grocery list. “Pasta, fruit, beans,” she said as they went. But this was not about filling their own pantry. They were packing a “Bag of Hope” for families in Summit who could not afford groceries right now. Their mom, Angela Seavy, Assistant Director of Special Services...

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Summit

Ten Summit High School seniors signed National Letters of Intent on Wednesday, marking their official commitments to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level next year. The ceremony, held Nov. 12 at Summit High School, recognized athletes across five sports. District officials praised the group for years of work in the classroom and in competition. The student-athletes and their commitments are: Mary Manahan, College of the Holy Cross, lacrosse Ryan Bancone, Saint Joseph’s University, lacrosse Robbie Kievit, Fairfield University, lacrosse Mackenna Welsh, Taylor University,...

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National Signing Day

Chatham Seventeen Chatham High School seniors celebrated National Signing Day on Wednesday, committing to compete in NCAA Division I athletics across six sports. Student-Athlete Commitments: Amanda Thornton, soccer, Rutgers Leah Tapper, lacrosse, California Berkeley Nicolette Grossman, lacrosse, American Annie Irish, lacrosse, Bucknell Peyton Furst, lacrosse, Penn Kevin Grundy, track & field, Brown Sarah Nacinovich, track & field, Richmond Kyle Wickham, track & field, Lehigh Emma Shushansky, field hockey, Colgate Keira McManus, field hockey, Lehigh Kiera Harkins, swimming, Lehigh Madeline...

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Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad Assists with Unexpected Roadside Birth

What began as a quiet Saturday evening for the Summit Volunteer First Aid Squad quickly turned into an unforgettable experience when members were dispatched to assist a woman in active labor on Passaic Avenue. Upon arrival, Summit Police officers were already on scene with the new parents and their newborn daughter, who had made her arrival moments before the first ambulance crew, staffed by members Beverly Brown and John Reichart, reached the location. Both Beverly and John immediately provided post-delivery care to mother and baby while coordinating additional resources to ensure continued...

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Pancake breakfasts are a wonderful family tradition—especially on cozy weekend mornings.

This tasty fare consists of typical pancake ingredients plus apples, cinnamon, and cider vinegar for an extra flavor boost. To get through the cold winter months ahead, stock up on eggs, almond milk, and oat flour for a yummy new morning routine. And remember to eat them in your jammies! Nutrition Info: Serves 4 Prep Time: 10 minutes Total Time: 20 minutes Ingredients: 1 large egg 1 c. unsweetened almond milk (or other milk of choice) 1 large apple, chopped (any variety) 1 ½ tsp ground cinnamon 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 tsp baking powder 1 tsp apple cider vinegar 1 Tbsp pure maple syrup 1 Tbsp...

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Paper Mill Playhouse Announces Full Cast & Creative Team for Disney’s Frozen, Extended Through January 11, 2026

Paper Mill Playhouse (Mark S. Hoebee, Producing Artistic Director; Michael Stotts, Executive Director), recipient of the Regional Theatre Tony Award, is pleased to announce complete casting and the creative team for Disney’s Frozen, the next production in Paper Mill’s 2025-2026 season. Frozen will began performances on Wednesday, November 26 ahead of a Sunday, November 30 opening night at Paper Mill Playhouse (22 Brookside Drive, Millburn, NJ). Due to popular demand, Paper Mill has extended performances for one additional week, through Sunday, January 11, 2026. Directed by Paige Price, Frozen...

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