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CCM Launching NASA Space Camp
Free Space-Themed Summer Astro Camp® will help middle schoolers study the science of exploration. Middle school students will have the opportunity to reach for the stars this summer as County College of Morris (CCM) hosts its first NASA Astro Camp® on campus. Designed for students in grades 6 through 8, the free, four-day camp will immerse participants in hands-on engineering challenges and space exploration activities inspired by real-world missions. The camp will run from
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Join the DOVERNOW team. We're looking for experienced staffers. DOVER NOW is building buzz in the community. We're looking for the right sales professional to help us grow our business. If you're experienced and interested, contact us at editor@dovernow.com . Drive Revenue. Build Relationships. Make an Impact. Are you an experienced, bilingual sales professional passionate about how local media can drive local business? We’re looking for a fluent English/Spanish communicator
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Stay Informed: Understand 2026 SNAP Changes
Be aware of guideline updates and other food-assistance resources. Access to fresh fruits and vegetables is an essential ingredient for healthy living. (Photo/ Timur Saglambilek) The federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is undergoing changes that could reshape eligibility for thousands of New Jerseyans in 2026. The overhaul not only introduces stricter work and age requirements primarily targeted towards adults without dependents, but it also sets a new s
Mario Marroquin


Dover Town Council Takes Step Toward Apartment Project
The move allows local developer Roger Gupta to submit a site plan for redevelopment near Crescent Field. Dover Town Council voted 5-4 to approve the first reading of the redevelopment effort for the 46 S. Morris Street rooming house. (Photo/DOVERNOW) The Dover Town Council voted to allow the redevelopment of the rooming house at 46 S Morris Street, located across from Crescent Field and near the train station. The vote comes nearly four months after the council voted to appr
Mario Marroquin


Bassett Development Review Delayed
Planners' questions extend presentation of 640-apartment project to April 16 meeting. The proposed development would include retail shops on the street level and studios, as well as one- and two-bedroom apartments. (Photo/Courtesy of Dover) The Dover Planning Board, and town residents, had plenty of questions for the team of experts representing the redevelopment of the proposed 640-unit project along Bassett Highway. There were so many questions – and a few reminders about
David Chmiel


All-Women Coalition Announces Bid for Dover Town Council
'Team Dover' becomes first to announce run for June Democratic primary. A historic, all-female slate of candidates announced their candidacies for Dover Town Council in the 2026 Democratic primary, to be held on Tuesday, June 2. It's the first time in Dover’s more than 300-year history that a Town Council slate is composed entirely of women. If elected, the slate also would create the Council's first female majority. The candidates, running together under the "Team Dover" mot
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Picture This
Helrick’s custom-framing shop delivers generational expertise and personal service—even for lobster claws.
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Rock ‘n’ Roll Never Forgets
The untold story of The Show Place, where a waterlogged disco became the stage for Metallica’s debut, the Ramones’ residency, and 15 years of hazy rock history
Mariana Simioni


Dover Goes Back in Time at CCM Exhibit
'Footprints in Time' uses modern-day partnerships to showcase rare 19th-century glass negatives and artifacts. Members of the community are invited to a free opening reception on Friday, February 6, from 6–8 p.m., as County College of Morris , in partnership with the Dover Historical Society and the Dover College Promise Program , unveils “Footprints in Time,” a rare historical photography exhibit in the CCM Gallery . The exhibit will remain on view through Thursday, April 2
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Bassett Development Review Delayed
Planners' questions extend presentation of 640-apartment project to April 16 meeting. The proposed development would include retail shops on the street level and studios, as well as one- and two-bedroom apartments. (Photo/Courtesy of Dover) The Dover Planning Board, and town residents, had plenty of questions for the team of experts representing the redevelopment of the proposed 640-unit project along Bassett Highway. There were so many questions – and a few reminders about
David Chmiel


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Join the DOVERNOW team. We're looking for experienced staffers. DOVER NOW is building buzz in the community. We're looking for the right sales professional to help us grow our business. If you're experienced and interested, contact us at editor@dovernow.com . Drive Revenue. Build Relationships. Make an Impact. Are you an experienced, bilingual sales professional passionate about how local media can drive local business? We’re looking for a fluent English/Spanish communicator
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A Helping Hand for Tax Season
United Way volunteers are making it easier for low- to moderate-income households to file accurately, access credits, and save hundreds in preparation fees. By Mariana Simioni For many residents across northern New Jersey, tax season presents a familiar challenge: paying an average of $300 for commercial tax preparation or attempting to file alone, which risks missing refunds and credits. In a region where wages often don’t keep pace with living costs, that choice can make a
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