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Dover Town Council Meeting Rescheduled
Session to decide fate of Police and Fire departments changed from Sept. 23 to Sept. 29 The next Dover Town Council meeting has been...
David Chmiel
Sep 191 min read


The Park That Dover Helped Build: Bertrand Island Park meant fun and profit for generations of Dover residents.
For more than 70 years, an amusement park in the hills of northwestern New Jersey provided
summertime fun for the young and young at heart. The roar of the roller coaster, the magic of
the carousel, the smell of popcorn in the air, and the sense that adventure was only as far away
as the next ticket booth … for countless thousands, the place that had all this and more was
Bertrand Island Park.
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Sep 196 min read


Engines Revving for 2025 Nielsen Chevrolet Car Show
The event will feature judged categories, so expect trophies, door prizes, commemorative T-shirts, food, and live entertainment. Every dollar raised goes to Dover Rotary’s charitable work in the community.
Mariana Simioni
Sep 172 min read


Dover Little Theatre to Serve up ‘A Night of One Acts’
The season-opening event will focus on comedy and chaos. By Mariana Simioni Dover Little Theatre will be home to big laughs for its...
David Chmiel
Sep 172 min read


Some ‘Enchanted’ Evening at Senior Prom
“I didn’t go to my high school prom because my school was new—it was only the second graduating class in 1968,” says Dover resident Janice Anthony. “The staff wanted to hold it in the cafeteria, and many of us felt it should have been more special.”
Fifty-seven years later, Anthony went to her dance. The Dover Senior Prom, “The Time of My Life: Enchanted,” captured the enduring spirit and vitality of the more than 100 senior citizens in attendance.
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Sep 172 min read


Help Fight Gigi’s Battle: Dover teacher looking for answers to solve toddler daughter’s rare liver condition.
At first glance, one-year-old Giovanna “Gigi” Iachetta is a bubbly toddler with a radiant smile. But behind the giggles is a fierce little fighter living with Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis (PFIC), a rare, incurable genetic liver disease affecting one in 100,000 children.
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Sep 132 min read


CCM Hosts Regional College Fair for Prospective Students
County College of Morris is hosting a college fair to give prospective students and their families a chance to learn more about CCM and more than 125 four-year colleges and universities.
Mariana Simioni
Sep 121 min read


Councilman Michael Scarneo Facing Scrutiny Over Incident
Viral video captures him swatting phone from a picketer’s hand after contentious Dover Town Council meeting. Former Dover council member...
David Chmiel
Sep 124 min read


Creating a Lively Canvas: The Third Annual Dover Art Week gave residents and visitors of all ages the chance to see—and make—art to capture their creative spirits.
From sidewalk chalk sketches to dramatic photos, bright and moody acrylics to all-are-welcome community murals, Dover was filled with music to the ears and inspiration for the eyes. Here is a glimpse into a week’s worth of captured thoughts and images:
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Sep 125 min read


Dover Mayor, Council Pass Ordinance to Eliminate Police, Fire Chiefs
Dover Town Council voted 6-3 to approve the first reading of an ordinance creating a Department of Public Safety, which would be run by...
Mario Marroquin
Sep 103 min read


On the Road Again: Crewz’n For A Brewz’n is Dover’s run club that helps every member deliver their personal bests.
Bryan Suarez trains people to reach their athletic best, but even he needs someone to keep him fit and focused. So he asked a boyhood friend, Alfonso Nunez-Perez, to run with him.
“We figured if we were going to get right for the summer, we would do it together as friends,” Suarez says. “We were training for a half-marathon, and friends kept asking to join us for a run. It attracted a decent number of people, so we hosted a group run.”
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Sep 104 min read


Dover Town Council to Propose Police, Fire Overhaul
Mayor James Dodd outlines claims against Police Chief Jonathan Delaney on the Dover website. Watch tonight's virtual meeting. Tonight's...
David Chmiel
Sep 92 min read


Welcome to the Club
It may be over 2,000 miles from Colombia to Dover, NJ, but that hasn’t stopped the New Jersey town from celebrating Colombian Independence Day.
Every year on July 20, Colombians celebrate their country’s freedom from Spanish
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Sep 84 min read


CCM Earns Top Spot Among NJ Two-Year Schools
The SmartAsset study rated the key performance metrics of the Garden State’s 18 two-year colleges that offer associate degrees and have at least 500 full-time students. The categories include full-time retention rate, student-to-faculty ratio, and in-state tuition and fees.
David Chmiel
Sep 42 min read


Orchard Street Gatehouse Project Gets Grants
The association has raised nearly $8,000. To donate, go to the association’s GoFundMe page.
David Chmiel
Sep 41 min read


Dover Honors Efforts to Avoid Overdose Deaths
Michael Frank, president of Milestone House, spoke to the crowd about the universality of addiction—and recovery. “Addiction doesn’t discriminate,” he said, “but neither does recovery. Everyone deserves the right to get help.”
Mariana Simioni
Sep 23 min read


The SafetySticks® Are Watching: Dover’s New Parking Patrol
If you’re double-parking or placing your car or truck in a Dover restricted zone and see grey posts—about three feet tall and topped with...
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Aug 212 min read


Open Up at Café Literario ‘Letras’
Dover expresses itself.
Like any community worth its salt, the Dover community must express itself. And it does so, among other ways, through literature.
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Aug 211 min read


The Dover Kitchen: Chimichurri Grilled Chicken with CubanStyle Smashed Yuca and Black Beans
This healthy and delicious recipe is a fusion of Argentinian
& Cuban descent. A wide range of flavors and textures will
indulge your tastebuds as you take a bite of each dish, all
while satisfying your caloric needs without going overboard.
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Aug 212 min read


Dover’s Fight for the Future
From complaints about government transparency and access, lack of respect for Spanish-speaking residents, to public outrage over tax dollars covering the legal bills of a councilman's alleged assault and attempted coercion, the circus-like atmosphere has spiraled out of control.
Then, two weeks before the June 10 primary election, Edward Grimes, a frequent critic of Dover Mayor James P. Dodd and council members, asked about the town’s ordinance banning the smoking of cannabi
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Aug 218 min read
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