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Cameras Film Buskers "Heth and Jed" For AXS Television Reality Show Pilot

Submitted by Westessex1 on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 7:49am
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To date, brothers Heth and Jed Weinstein have played more than 1,000 shows as buskers, or street musicians, in New York City. No small feat for siblings who didn't speak to each other for two years. Thankfully, they reconnected through the music they both love and recently secured a deal with AXS TV for a television pilot. Their reality show, "Heth and Jed," will air in the next few weeks. Details on the date will be published in an upcoming edition of the Tribune.
For the musical duo, it was a long road to the success on the streets.

 
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LEMONADE STAND RAISES

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 5:00am
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$3,000: Livingston residents Alexa Kay and Sam Braverman recently held their third annual lemonade stand to benefit the Hearing Loss Association of America.
 
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REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 5:00am
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Livingston held its annual September 11 Remembrance Ceremony at the 9-11 Memorial Garden in Memorial Park last Thursday, on the 13th anniversary of the Al Quaeda terrorist attacks on the United States.
 
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Lancers Crush Rival Millburn Millers In Football Season Opener

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 5:00am
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By Robert Towey
 
The Livingston Lancer varsity football team started its season in spectacular fashion by routing the Millburn Millers, 36-7, at home on Saturday, September 13, a game which head coach Barry Kostibos described as a “competitive team effort that really showcased our skills as a team.”
 
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Planning Board Continues Hearing On Care Facility on East Cedar St.

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/18/2014 - 5:00am
Health Resources of New Jersey, LLC, returned to the Livingston Planning Board for a continued hearing on its application to construct a three story assisted living facility, and a three story post acute care facility, as well as overflow parking and modified parking lot improvements on East Cedar and Old Short Hills Road. A minor subdivision is requested.
 
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Sep
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Contractors continue removing

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/11/2014 - 5:00am
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Old sections of block curbing and installing new Belgian block curbing and drop curbs for driveways, on sections of South Ashby Avenue near the intersection with Spalding Drive.
 
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Business Students Earn Honors At National Conference

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/11/2014 - 5:00am
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Livingston High School students Justin Leff, Dan MacBlane, Michael Segal and Robbie Roisenberg were recognized at the September 8 Board of Education meeting for placing first and second in business events at the FBLA-PBL National Leadership Conference that was held in Nashville Tennessee in late June.
 
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FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/11/2014 - 5:00am
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Approximately 5,880 Livingston public school students returned to the classroom on Thursday, September 4.
 
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Board of Education Hears Updates About Technology and Construction

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/11/2014 - 5:00am
The Board of Education meeting on September 8 began with a moment of silence in memory of Lou Venza, a former Board member who died last week. "He was a great guy who loved this town," said president Barry Funt. "He will be missed." Interim assistant superintendent Jim O'Neill said that one of the nicest things is to recognize students who have special accomplishments; he congratulated four Livingston High School seniors who earned top places in a national business competition (see photo and article in this issue).
 
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First Aid Squad Opens Campaign To Replace Ambulance and Cover Costs

Submitted by News Staff on Thu, 09/04/2014 - 5:00am
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The Livingston First Aid Squad is conducting its annual fund raising campaign and "the need is pressing," said Scott Maynard, fund drive chairman. "In addition to our day-to-day expenses, we need to replace our oldest ambulance, which is from 2003, at a cost exceeding $100,000."
 

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