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John Anthony Nunez died on February 24 in Castle Rock, Colorado. He was 72 years old.

Robert F. Munson of Livingston passed away on Monday, February 27 at age 55.

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It has been an eventful first two months of 2023 for the Livingston Police Department. The department was involved in a high-profile incident involving a stolen school bus; officers continue to respond to car burglaries; and a string of anti-Semitic incidents have prompted a heightened police response.

Robert (“Bob”) S. Kurz died at his home on January 28. He was 101.

David Su, fourth grade student at Hillside Elementary School, was named the youngest player to win first place for U1900 at Westchester USA Table Tennis (USATT)-rated four-star tournament on Sunday, February 19.

Photographer Don Schwartz gathered highlights of many Livingston High School (LHS) sports teams at the end of their winter seasons. The following is a compilation of the athletes’strongest games and accomplishments, according to Schwartz.

At the Monday, February 27, meeting of the Township Council, members of the Vision 20/20 Committee delivered a brief presentation about the community pools.

The #18 state-ranked Livingston Lancer ice hockey team defeated Southern Regional, 6-1, in the opening round of the state tournament on Monday, February 20, at the Codey Arena. The Lancers next defeated the Monroe Falcons, 6-1, in the state quarterfinals, on Friday, February 24, at the same location. Monroe Falcons’ goalie William Burkshot made 38 saves against the Lancers.

POLICE DEPARTMENT SWEARS IN NEW SERGEANT

A winter snow storm hit Livingston on Monday evening, February 27, and continued through the night and into Tuesday morning. This was the first major snowfall of the 20222023 winter season.