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LIVING in LIVINGston and surrounding towns of New Jersey

Life in Livingston, Short Hills, Millburn, Summit, Madison, Chatham, East Hanover, West Orange and the surroundings of NJ/NY

 

Technology is for the birds!

The Hartshorn Arboretum in Short Hills is gearing up for a fabulous 2009 season.

If you don't know of it alreadys, they have wonderful environmental education programs for children ages 2 1/2 through 12.

Jennifer Ward the author of "I Love Dirt" writes that "study after study indicates time outdoors in a natural setting is not simply a nice-to-have activity...it is a vital element for healthy childhood development."

Yes! I could not agree more! The Arboretum is buzzing with activities this Spring. In April, the Arboretum will celebrate National Environmental Education Week with both adult and family programs.

You can find out more by contacting the Cora Hartshorn Arboretum -- call 973.376.3587 or go to their website: www.Hartshornarboretum.org

While you are there, WATCH THE LIVE BIRD CAM NOW!

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Monday at 9:32 PM | | |

How to OWN the Street You Live On

Have you ever wished you OWNED THE BLOCK you live on in Livingston NJ?

Here's your chance...



Here's a way to buy up your block *and* help the Livingston Skate Park project.

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Wednesday at 5:33 PM | | |

Holy COwLD!!!


It was supposed to go UP in temperature this weeend. But the car display said it was a chillllly negative 10 degrees!

Saturday at 2:03 PM | | |

Don't recycle the calendar...

Don't recycle the calendar yet. The 2009 recycling calendar for each zone has not been published yet, other than in the town planner calendar that was mailed to all residents to make sure you don't throw that...
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Friday at 7:25 AM | | |

Free NJ Nets Basketball Tickets

If you're in the mood to pay full price, you can always go to the recently opened Ticketmaster desk at Short Hills Mall.

But if you're in search of a freebie for b-ball, then here's the SWEEEEET Deal of the Week. You can score up to 10 FREE tickets to the next NJ Nets Basketball game(s) -- any game they play at the IZOD center until Jan 20th!


For example, Aussie Dave wanted to score some tix to the January 5th 7:30 pm game against the Sacramento Kings -- $110 tickets for FREE. Could it be possible?

Yes, you can get them for free. Actually, you have to pay Ticketmaster their $0.75 convenience fee, but that's it!

And this is not just 1 free tickets. You can get up to 10 tickets per household. Here's how:

1) Go to the Ticketmaster page for the NJ Nets game
2) Use the promo code: ONUS in the Paperfast Offer Coupon Code field
3) Select how many tickets you want (up to 10 per household)

You can continue through the shopping cart process to find the best available Free NJ Nets Basketball Tickets at the IZOD center.

And you're done --- SCORE! Free Tickets!

If you're successful, leave a comment below here to let us know which game you're intending to go watch.

Here are some of the games still available:
Tue, 02/03/09
07:30 PM
New Jersey Nets vs. Milwaukee Bucks
IZOD CENTER - East Rutherford

Fri, 02/20/09
08:00 PM
New Jersey Nets vs. Washington Wizards
IZOD CENTER - East Rutherford

Mon, 02/23/09
07:30 PM
New Jersey Nets vs. Philadelphia 76ers
IZOD CENTER - East Rutherford

Mon, 03/30/09
07:30 PM
New Jersey Nets vs. Milwaukee Bucks
IZOD CENTER - East Rutherford

Mon, 04/13/09
07:30 PM
New Jersey Nets vs. Charlotte Bobcats
IZOD CENTER - East Rutherford

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Sunday at 2:44 PM | | |

Green Christmas in Livingston NJ

Did you know your Christmas tree is recyclable?

Yes, Livingston township will take them, and make mulch.

And it's all free!

After a White Christmas, you can have a Green one too!

From January 1 - 31, Christmas trees will be collected, Monday - Friday, from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Trees may be left at the curb for pick-up.

By recycling Christmas trees the Township is saving on the cost of garbage disposal as the municipality is charged by weight to remove bulk items. Additionally, through this program, the Township is adding another environmentally friendly initiative.

The DPW will chip the trees into mulch and make it available to residents for pick-up, at no cost, while supplies last. The mulch created from the trees can be used in flower beds and garden borders.

Call the DPW at 973-535-7931 to schedule a pick-up of mulch. Any extra mulch will be used around various township gardens.

from 07039 township site

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