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Livingston Police detectives are investigating an attempted burglary that took place last weekend.

The Livingston Planning Board, at its conference meeting held on Tuesday, September 3, approved a memorializing resolution for Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center at 94 Old Short Hills Road. The resolution approved the inclusion of wayfinding signs and signs for the building’s cancer center.

Two men are facing charges related to a series of burglaries across northern New Jersey, including one in Livingston that occurred earlier this year.

The Township of Livingston’s annual 9/11 Ceremony of Remembrance will be held on Wednesday, September 11. The program will be held at the 9/11 Living Memorial Garden located on the Livingston Memorial Oval, and will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held rain or shine. All are invited and encouraged to attend, to honor those lives lost on that day 23 years ago.

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The Township Council passed the 2024 amended municipal budget at its August 26 meeting.

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INDIAN FLAG RAISING AT TOWN HALL: Livingston celebrated Indian Independence Day on Thursday, August 15, with the raising of the Indian flag at Town Hall. Shown above, Sanskriti president-elect Anurag Rochlani addresses the crowd. Behind him are Sanskriti executive board members Irma Maini, Prashanti Kumar, Livingston Mayor Al Anthony, Livingston Council member Ketan Bhuptani, Sanskriti past president Neeta Juvekar, and Sanskriti executive board member Punam Bhargava. Standing with her back to the camera next to the little Indian flag at right is retired IndianArmy Colonel Vijay Lalla, whose service was acknowleded by Rochlani.At right, mayorAlAnthony raises the Indian flag in commemoration of Indian Independence Day. With the mayor are Shreyaan Patel, Neeta Juvekar, Aarna Saxena, Prashanti Kumar, Irma Maini, Punam Bhargava, Livingston Council member Ketan Bhuptani, and president-elect Anurag Rochlani. Jerry Siskind Photos