CLICK HERE and Support our own #Denville Officer Williams reach his goal of $4,000!
#MorrisCty #Denville – Saturday, April 27, is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Saturday, April 27, is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
by Ferlanda Nixon
TAP into Denville
Your Neighborhood News Online
This Saturday is #NationalDrugTakeBackDay. Check your medicine cabinets for unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs and take them to a drop-off point near you. Morris County Government Township of Denville #DenvilleNJ Drug Enforcement… https://t.co/rUlDKIorh7
— TAPinto Denville (@DenvilleTAP) April 25, 2019
Click to Locate a Participating Drop Box Site Here
In addition to these participating sites; there are always permanent drug drop boxes set up Here:
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| Please contact Barbara Kauffman at Morris County Prevention is Key for more information. (973)-625-1998 bkauffman@mcpik.org |

#Denville – Read to a Dog! WOOF!
Woof! Denville Library’s certified therapy dogs are back for another visit!
Herschel Walker, Clover, Janie, Annie, Oreo, Douglas, and Turner would love to meet you at Read to a Dog on Saturday, May 4th from 11:00 am to Noon. This is a family program open to all ages and all reading abilities, including pre-readers.
If you can read a picture or chapter book, great! If you can show our doggies the pictures in your book, great! Our therapy dogs are happy either way. Come read with us!
The Denville Library welcomes drop-ins but are also delighted if you register first. Please register on the RSVP button below. Thank you!
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Denville residents and residents of neighboring communities may sign up now!
121 Diamond Spring Road
Denville, NJ 07834
973.627.6555
#Denville #downtowndenville – Scavenger Hunt! June 22, 2019

Come out for an Amazingly good time with Prizes!!
This is a Team Event – Kids & Adults needed!
This will be a walking event (wheelchairs welcome)
One Smart Phone per group will be required to take pictures
It will involve solving puzzles, finding hidden items, locating businesses and items in town. Residents of any town are welcome!
We will add additional information on Activities & Prizes as we get closer. Please be patient with us it is our first time ![]()
At least 12 businesses in #downtowndenville will be involved
Teams can be 2 people or 6 – it is up to you
Arrival 9:30AM at Power Play Gaming (23 Diamond Spring Rd)
Start time at exactly 10AM
Estimated finish time is 12PM
Prizes will be given out at 12:30PM
Cost is $20 per Team – All funds will be used towards gifts, items & prizes. Any excess funds will be donated to Charitable Organizations involving Children
We will have an accounting of this available later for anyone that is interested
#MorrisCty – Industrial History of Northwest New Jersey
Did you know that in 1751, George Washington went to Barbados? Learn More!
Register now for this FREE day-long workshop at Washington’s Headquarters in Morristown: Industrial History of Northwest New Jersey. It will feature four speakers and extensive audience participation. https://t.co/cfd3QpqqRX pic.twitter.com/d9by2UWM7D
— Morris County Tourism (@morristourism) April 23, 2019
#MorrisCty – Come Play with Fire Tonight!
Play With Fire
In this three-hour, hands-on beginner class, students can expect to learn some basics about shaping and forming 2,100-degree molten glass into special keepsake items.
This is a great beginner class for the curious person who wants to see what hot glass making is all about.
Morris County Park Palooza
Enjoy 20+ food trucks, a biergarten offering hand-crafted beers, live music featuring 3 bands, games offered by Jersey Club Sports for adults and kids, face painting, and much more! Parking is FREE, and admission allows for re-entrance throughout the day.
Click here to purchase tickets online for a discounted rate. All proceeds benefit the Morris County Park Commission.
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Date:Saturday, April 27
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Time:11 a.m. – 7 p.m.
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Location:
Lewis Morris County Park, 270 Mendham Road, Morris Township.
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Cost:$5 per adult, $2 per child online; $10 per adult, $5 per child day of.
Morris County Park Commission
300 Mendham Road
Morris Township, NJ 07960
P: 973.326.7600
#Denville – Art Classes with Mary Shadbolt hosts Medium Cassandra!

An Evening with Medium Cassandra Bodhi
Join us for an evening with The Millennial Medium – Cassandra Reilly Bodhi.
Cassandra is a Medium, Spiritual Healer, & Teacher who communicates with people who have crossed over. She provides messages from Heaven of peace, validation, & healing.
The event will be held on
May 9th, 7pm, held at my art studio 5 East Main street, Denville. BYOB!
Your seat is reserved with your fee of $70
*This is an intimate setting and group of around 20 people.
Special adult event! This event always fills quickly so, Don’t wait!
Attendance does NOT guarantee a reading and tickets are non-refundable
https://www.artclasswithmary.com/events/an-evening-with-medium-cassandra-bodhi
#Denville ! #LoveYourLocal ! Vote for Barks Bed and Biscuit – @barksbed !
Vote for Barks Bed and Biscuit @ New Jersey Herald’s 14th Annual Readers’ Choice Awards! Add Barks Bed and Biscuit to the Best Pet Services Category!
While you are at that link, add all of our other favorite #Denville and #downtowndenville places to the listed categories!
#MorrisCty #Boonton #MountainLakes #Parsippany #LibraryRocks! Landscapes of New Jersey

APR30
Landscapes of New Jersey by Dave Blinder
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Join us for a free discussion on New Jersey Nature Photography!
April 30, 2019
7-9PM
449 Halsey Road
Parsippany, NJ 07054
Dave Blinder will give insight into landscape photography techniques and camera settings he used to capture all 21 of New Jersey’s counties. Time will be given for Q&A and there are free handouts with information on parks and nature areas throughout New Jersey.
Dave’s exhibit “Landscapes of New Jersey” is on display now until the end of April at the Main Parsippany Library.
Despite being the most populous state in the USA, New Jersey contains a great deal of ecological diversity. We have beautiful natural ocean beaches, mountainous rocky outcrops, wildlife-laden marshes and the Pinelands National Reserve. Natural areas are important to maintain drinking water quality, house our native wildlife, and for our own much needed recreation. Dave Blinder is a Morris County native and a professional photographer. He is a board member of Protect Our Wetlands, Water, and Woods. Dave is also a land steward to the Troy Meadows Nature Preserve in Parsippany.
http://parsippany.net/calendar.aspx?PREVIEW=YES&EID=528
This guys work is awesome. I had a hard time trying to decide what video to feature so you can have a good flavor of what his work was like. But since my husband is sitting across from me playing and singing Blackbird, that helped me decide on this one:











