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Last week, Livingston celebrated another spectacular Fourth of July on the Oval, with residents enjoying a full calendar of activities leading up to the fantastic fireworks display in the evening. Attendance seemingly rises each year (check out some of the photos in this issue of the Tribune for proof), as residents bring their friends and families from outside the township to celebrate Independence Day. With a schedule of activities that filled the entire day, start to finish, the event literally offered something for everyone – and it sure seemed like all took advantage of it. Much praise should be bestowed upon Livingston’s Fourth of July committee, which puts countless hours into planning this huge affair. We are sure the members are already preparing to top it with next year’s event.

Richard A Paduano died on June 24. He was 90 years old and lived in Livingston for nearly 25 years, after moving here from Irvington in 1999.

Severe thunderstorms hit Livingston on three different days, Monday, June 24; Wednesday, June 26; and Sunday, June 30, causing damage throughout the township and leaving hundreds of homes without electricity.

When you have children, there are many unexpected minor challenges that arise. I’m not talking about the major stuff, but rather the day-to-day minutiae that you never even consider until it pops up in the moment. One of those, for me, is enduring the occasional haircut.

LITTLE LEAGUE FACES OFFAGAINST RIDGE

Livingston will hold its 87th annual celebration of Independence Day with a day of family-friendly activities on Thursday July 4. Most events will take place on and around the Oval on Robert Harp Drive, with additional events at Northland Recreation Center, 3 Madison Court.

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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.

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