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North Jersey Health Collaborative committed to equity in community health

While public health was on the frontlines of COVID, the North Jersey Health Collaborative held down the fort. “We kept the network together, community partners engaged, provided education and opportunities to strengthen our partner base, all virtually so that when it started calming down and public health came back to the table — we’ve got this under control,” says Executive Director Laura O’Reilly Stanzilis, RN. Read More »

Peach Brothers Septic Contractors Heading Towards a 70-year Anniversary

When you talk with Tom Peach, President of Peach Brothers Septic Contractors, he shows true pride in his business. Peach Brothers Septic Contractors is a third-generation commercial and residential business. “We do everything you do in septics. Read More »

Mount Olive’s Connor Adams Completes Successful Senior Year for Division III Volleyball

Connor Adams recalls his last walk off the court as a Wentworth Institute of Technology volleyball player. “As I walked off the court, I thought, ‘Man, it's over’ with a little chuckle,” Adams recalls. “We did so much this year, and it was really my only chance as a starter. At least in my own head, I'd been saying, ‘Once I'm in there, we're going to start winning Read More »

Presents of Mind Opens in Flanders

On Wednesday July 13, Mayor Greenbaum visited Presents of Mind located at the Mall on 206 in Flanders. Read More »

Mount Olive High School Alum is Principal Violist for American Youth Symphony

For Katie Liu, Principal Violist of the American Youth Symphony, it all started in Budd Lake. The 2016 Mount Olive High School graduate and Salutatorian attended Chester M. Stephens Elementary School, Mount Olive Middle School, and MOHS, all the while honing her musical skills, especially those of the violin. Read More »

Nonprofit plans to launch NJ’s inaugural ‘Thinkscape’ in Morris Township

Outdoor community gathering spaces mean everything to families. What better way to harness the Power of Play than with a new Thinkscape. The first of its kind in New Jersey, Museum of Makers + Innovators (MOMI) are launching their playful learning pocket park soon at Morris Marketplace. Read More »

Mount Olive’s Jonathan Biale Completes First Season as Drew University Assistant Baseball Coach

24-year-old Jonathan Biale recalls the first thing he did when he was named an assistant coach for the Drew University Rangers baseball team. “I have friends who played at Drew,” he says, “and the day I took the job, I called them all and said, ‘We're going to make something you guys are proud of.’ I'm really trying to just live up to that.” Read More »

July 22 Mt Olive Life Digital Issue

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