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Morris NewsBee 2010/09/02

MORRISTOWN - Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey honored Sister Mary Elizabeth Lloyd of Morristown, international mission director of Religious Teachers Filippini and author of “Aids Orphans Rising,” as one of its Women of Achievement at an awards dinner held in May in Paramus.

The Record and Herald News 2010/09/02

Despite the recent torrential rains, the northeastern part of New Jersey remains under a drought watch. Under a drought watch, the public is encouraged to exercise wise water use practices. But Morris County residents who want to continue to water their lawns or gardens, or just save some money on their water bills, have been offered discounted rain barrels.

Chatham Courier 2010/09/02

SATURDAY, AUG. 28 The Chatham Borough Farmers’ Market will be open for the 12th Saturday of its fourth season from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 28, at Railroad Plaza South and Fairmount Avenue. New Jersey peaches and tomatoes are a big draw at the market currently, and a “featured vendor” with the market all season is Tassot Apiaries of Buzzing Acres Farm in Milford, specializing in ...

OurSports Central 2010/09/02

DUDA DONE IN TRIPLE-A: OF Lucas Duda was promoted to the Mets on Wednesday for his first taste of the major leagues. The outfielder made himself a big-time prospect with an impressive 70-game stint with the Bisons.

Greenwich Citizen 2010/09/02

Rhodanna C. Brokaw, 60, former Greenwich resident most recently of Hawthorne, N.Y., died on Aug. 3, 2010. Brokaw was born on Jan. 27, 1950 to Dr. August and Dorothy Kymmel in New York, N.Y. She worked as a bookkeeper/accountant for various companies in White Plains, N.Y., and Greenwich.