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The Livingston High School softball team opened the season on April 1, and its record currently stands at 3-2.

This past week, the Livingston Fire Department responded to a number of calls relating to fallen trees and power outages. They also assisted with a resident stuck in their home’s elevator and responded to a call about an odor. Additionally, LFD was called to the scene of a vehicle fire.

Livingston will hold its first free Electronics Recycling and Paper Shredding Event of the year on Saturday April 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Livingston Senior/Community Center. Under New Jersey state law and the township’s recycling ordinance, it is mandatory to recycle electronic items. Electronic items cannot be placed at the curb for pickup - the garbage and recycling collection trucks will not take them.

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Selma Paitchel, a longtime resident of Livingston, died on Monday, March 25. She was 96 years old.

Alfred “Al” Edward Robjohns, 79, of Livingston, died on Monday, March 25. A funeral service was held at Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home in Livingston on Thursday, March 28. Entombment followed at Restland Memorial Park in East Hanover. The family received their friends on Wednesday, March 27.

Barbara M. Liu, 73, died on Friday, March 29. Originally from Jing Xi, China, Mrs. Liu immigrated to the United States and resided in Forest Hills, New York, for many years, eventually settling in Livingston.

Dr. Burton Steinberg, 96, of Livingston, died on Tuesday, March 26.

Patricia Greenwald, 95, of Treasure Island, Florida, died on March 22. Born in Westfield, she was the daughter of Norma and Ralph Terhune.

Elizabeth Tartakovsky, a 2018 graduate of Livingston High School, is headed to Paris this summer to compete in her first Olympic games. A fencer for most of her life, she will be competing in the women’s sabre portion of the upcoming games, to be held in Paris from July 26 through August 11.