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Top story · November 2026
Chatham Troop 280 honored Keara Hettiarachchi and Adrienne Yannotta at its October 8 Court of Honor, celebrating their achievements in leadership and community service.
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November 2026
Chatham’s Thanksgiving tradition returns November 26 with the 18th Annual Chatham Turkey Trot. More than 1,000 runners are expected for the 1 Mile Family Fun Run and USA Track & Field-certified 5K in the Highlands section of Chatham Township.
November 2026
The Drew Art Association’s popular Fabulous Fake art show returns to the Library of the Chathams this November, featuring copies and interpretations of famous paintings, along with works inspired by well-known artists.
November 2026
Chatham High School French teacher Leslie Caulfield received the “Chevalier de l’Ordre de Lafayette” award in recognition of her dedication to strengthening the relationship between France and the United States.
November 2026
The Chatham Historical Society invites the community to its free fall program, “From Sea to Shining Sea: A Celebration of American Landscape Painting,” on Sunday, November 15 at 3 p.m. in the Library of the Chathams’ Lundt Room.
November 2026
The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, a 7,853-acre protected landscape in Morris County, is best known for its birds and wetlands. Its history, however, reaches back long before the refuge was established in 1960.
November 2026
From gallery walls to a library display and postcards discovered around town, Love Always uses art to connect people and support charitable causes.
November 2026
Chatham High School’s Molly Niekerk, who plans to study nursing at Auburn University, was selected from 21 applicants to receive the Chatham Emergency Squad’s scholarship recognizing volunteer service and an interest in medicine or science.
November 2026
Chatham Middle School is recognizing the everyday actions that strengthen its school community through CMS Champs, a new school-wide program focused on Character, Merit and Service.
November 2026
Two longtime nonprofit leaders whose work has helped Morris County residents learn new skills, find support and live independently were honored as they marked their retirements.
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