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The Township of Livingston has released its 2024 Water Quality Report. The report is available online at livingstonnj.org/466/Water-Quality-Report and in printed form from the Water Department upon request.

The following article about the history and workings of the town’s sewerage treatment plant - known formally as the Water Pollution Control Facility - was submitted by the Livingston Township administration.

LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM ADVANCES TO

The Livingston Police department responded to reports of three home burglaries and two stolen vehicles in four separate incidents last week.

During an extended conference meeting of the Livingston Township Council on Monday, June 24, members discussed the annual municipal budget, which is expected to be introduced at a meeting next month.

Earlier this week, Livingston resident Inna Yelisevich filed her nominating petition to seek election to the Livingston Public Schools Board of Education. Below is a statement provided by Yelisevich announcing her candidacy A proud 15-year resident of Livingston and mother of six current and future LPS-educated children, Inna Yelisevich has officially filed her candidacy to the Livingston Board of Education on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.

Austin A. Paris, age 93, of Livingston and Lanoka Harbor, died on Wednesday, June 19.

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of Barbara Aromando Lahm of Livingston. She passed away on June 5, 2024, due to complications from Alzheimer’s Disease.

Richard G. Cashion was born in Orange, NJ, to parents Richard H. and Martha P. Cashion.

CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES!

Lora Freda-Sedlak, age 58, of Bernardsville, died on June 14. She attended Harrison School, Mt. Pleasant Middle School, and graduated from Livingston High School in 1983.