Hanover Township, NJ
Local stories and news for our neighbors
November 2026
Every story and all available source photos from this issue of Hanover Township Press.
November 2026
Fourteen Hanover Park Regional High School District students explored career possibilities and worked on healthcare challenges during the 2026 Novartis Multicultural Teen Corporate Mentoring Program on October 13–14.
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November 2026
For the Hanover Wind Symphony, a concert is an opportunity to bring neighbors together, introduce listeners to something unexpected and share a love of music that has sustained the ensemble for more than four decades.
November 2026
Looking for someone supportive? Connective tissue might be your match. Prefer a good communicator? Nervous tissue has plenty of signals to send.
November 2026
Art is taking on a wild new dimension at Hanover Park High School, where students in the new 3D Art class are creating sculptures with a purpose: providing habitats for small animals.
November 2026
The Hanover Township Cultural Arts Committee brought the craft of writing into focus October 11 with a free author panel at the municipal building in Whippany. The program offered local readers and aspiring writers a closer look at how an idea becomes a book.
November 2026
Pets can join the holiday fun at Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter’s Holiday Pet Portraits event on Saturday, November 14, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Tom Rinaldi Recreation Center on 5th Street in East Hanover.
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.
November 2026
Morristown High School Theatre will present Kate Hamill’s Dracula November 20–22, bringing a fresh interpretation of the Gothic classic to local audiences. Tickets are now available for four performances featuring student actors and an extensive behind-the-scenes team.
November 2026
The Morris County Library and Bloomingdale Free Public Library are inviting residents to learn how investigative genetic genealogy helps researchers find answers during a free virtual program on Thursday, November 12, from 7 to 8 p.m.
November 2026
A Thanksgiving meal takes more than a turkey. It takes the ingredients, time and helping hands that bring everything together. This fall, the Interfaith Food Pantry Network is asking the community to help provide holiday meals for 2,700 Morris County families.
November 2026
An unused prescription bottle can be easy to overlook in a medicine cabinet, but New Jersey residents have a simple year-round option for clearing out medications that are expired or no longer needed: Project Medicine Drop.
November 2026
When first responders answer a call, their families share in the sacrifices that come with serving the community. Since 1971, The 200 Club of Morris County has helped support those families through financial assistance, scholarships and recognition of extraordinary service.
November 2026
The Morris County Library’s November schedule includes a Veterans Day documentary screening with the filmmaker, virtual information sessions, drop-in crafts, clubs and programs for every age. Registration is required for some programs, as noted below.
November 2026
Whippanong Library’s November calendar includes a musical tribute, creative workshops and activities for elementary school students and teens. From familiar songs to handmade bookmarks and digital drawing, the programs offer opportunities to enjoy music, learn skills and explore creative interests.
November 2026
The American Red Cross is asking eligible donors to make a blood or platelet appointment this fall as the organization works to rebuild supplies following a summer shortage.