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In the Spring of 1907, three of America’s richest families – Rockefeller, Hartley, and Dodge – were united in the marriage of Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller and Marcellus Hartley Dodge. He was 27, and she was 26. The ceremony took place at the Rockefeller Mansion on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, and w... Read More »

There are four distinct areas along Loantaka Brook which create the Loantaka Reservation – part of the Morris County Park System. The Reservation includes Seaton Hackney Stables, South Street Recreation Area in Morristown, Loantaka Brook Park at Kitchell Road in Convent Station, and the Loantaka Way tr... Read More »

Homeowners undertake home improvements to either improve their home’s resale value, or their own enjoyment of their house. The best home improvements are those that deliver on both objectives. Americans will spend nearly $141 billion on remodeling in the first half of this year, according to Harvard’s ... Read More »

There is no crystal ball that can tell the future of interest rates in the United States, specifically home mortgage interest rates. Some experts make compelling arguments that interest rates are on the cusp of rocketing upward. Others believe they will remain historically low for the foreseeable futur... Read More »

The Chatham Community Players will be presenting the comedy “Glengarry Glen Ross,” a production by David Mamet, which won a Pulitzer Prize. The play is opening on Friday, March 4, and will run through March 19, 2011. Mr. Chase Newhart is the director of the show. David Mamet’s 1984 play, Gleng... Read More »

The Museum of Early Trades and Crafts is a non-profit, educational institution in Madison, New Jersey. The actual building is a historic structure, formally the Madison Public Library, and the James Building, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The building is a classic example of... Read More »

Chatham Recreation offers a wide variety of activities for children and adults. Fall - Soccer, football, flag football, field hockey, and cheerleading. Winter -  Basketball, traveling basketball, skiing, wrestling, ice hockey (independently sponsored), men’s basketball and women’s volleyball. ... Read More »

Chatham, New Jersey has its very own theatre, where live productions of Broadway plays (and original works) are performed each season by the Chatham Community Players. Many local residents participate in the productions. The Players began in 1922 at the Parish House of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Ch... Read More »

In an effort to “go green” and eat fresher food, many people are shopping at local Farmer’s Markets. These Farmer’s Markets provide conventionally and organically grown “Jersey Fresh” fruits and vegetables to the local community. They benefit the consumer by offering locally harvested f... Read More »