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Top story · 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.
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November 2026
Residents looking for a meaningful way to give this holiday season can roll up their sleeves at an American Red Cross blood drive hosted by the Morristown Rotary Club on Saturday, November 14.
November 2026
Military veterans, first responders, community members and local leaders gathered at Frelinghuysen Arboretum on October 4 to celebrate progress on The Healing Garden.
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
Local food and community generosity came together at the seventh annual Taste of Florham Park, held September 22 at Brooklake Country Club.
November 2026
The Sisters of St. Brigid recently gathered with the Irish American Association for a Memorial Mass celebrating the life and accomplishments of Anne Cahill. In her honor, the organization’s annual scholarship will now be known as the Anne M. Cahill Memorial Scholarship.
November 2026
Morris County Library will present a free screening of Sentinel: Inside the Sacred Duty on Thursday, November 5, at 7 p.m., offering residents an opportunity to learn about the soldiers who guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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.
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