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The Livingston Public Schools Board of Education and the Township Council “continue to meet and share information as part of their collective commitment to ensuring that Livingston Public Schools will continue to attract individuals and families who are eager to make Livingston their home,” according to a recent joint statement between the two governing bodies.

As “Harlan Coben’s Shelter,” which was released this past August on Amazon Prime Video, wraps up its first season run, the prolific author andNew Jersey Hall of Famer talked to the Tribune about the series, which was partially filmed in Livingston. Coben had been unable to promote the show as it was airing due to the Writers Guild of America strike, which occurred during the length of the season. The season one finale came out in late September and all eight episodes of the series are now available to stream.

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A SHOW OF SOLIDARITY: A crowd of roughly 2,200 people attended an event at Temple B'nai Jeshurun on South OrangeAvenue Sunday night, October 8, following an attack on Israel two nights prior. The gathering was a show of solidarity with Israel, sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ. The event was attended by political leaders and approximately 30 rabbis and 20 cantors from synagogues in Essex, Morris, Union, Sussex, and part of Middlesex counties, all of whom are part of the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ. Jerry Siskind and Temple B’nai Abraham Photos

Maurice J. Anderson died on Friday, September 15, 2023 at Spring Hills-Livingston. He moved to Livingston in February 2023 from Cherry Hill.

Norman Shaw, 91, of Livingston, died on Sunday, October 1.

Vincent L. D’Antonio, age 74, passed away on September 23 in Vacaville, California.

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After opening the 2023 cross country campaign with two victories in week one of Super Essex Conference (SEC) dual meets, the LHS Cross Country girls were eager to keep the momentum going. In week two, they competed against Caldwell, Newark Academy (NA) and Bloomfield. 11 girls competed in the varsity competition.

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