Brett Friedensohn

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Brett Friedensohn

CHATHAM - ECLC of New Jersey, a borough-based school for kids with special needs, opened a thrift store at 16 Waverly Place in Madison to hire graduates Wednesday, May 28. After a ribbon cutting, customers were welcomed inside and shopped for clothes, accessories, decorations, silverware and more. The first ever purchase in the store’s history was made by Chatham Township resident Susan Ross, who bought two, 10-pound weights.

4 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Brett Friedensohn

MADISON – Resident Peter De Rosa aired some grievances at the Wednesday, May 28 Borough Council meeting about recent changes in parking enforcement and how he and family members cannot park overnight at his Pine Avenue home. Mayor Robert Conley said overnight parking has been against the law in Madison for decades, but a new ordinance gives police the ability to enforce these rules. kAm%96 @C5:?2?46[ A2DD65 3J E96 4@F?4:= |@?52J[ pAC:= `c[ 255D D@>6 D:EF2E:@?D :? H9:49 A2C<:?8 A6C>:DD:@? 42?

4 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Brett Friedensohn

MADISON – Officials cut the ribbon in front of the Forum at Madison, a 44-unit all-affordable townhouse complex on Community Place, Wednesday, May 28. The Forum, operated by the Madison Housing Authority (MHA), will start to welcome residents in the coming weeks. Among them are Khadijah Smith, who said her three-bedroom unit is a perfect fit for her and her two kids, ages 14 and 13. kAm$>:E9[ H9@ :D >@G:?8 7C@> &?:@? %@H?D9:A[ D2:5 D96 :D 6I4:E65 E@ >@G6 :?

5 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Brett Friedensohn

MADISON – A new thrift store Helene’s Thrifts & Gifts opened at 16 Waverly Place with a ribbon cutting Wednesday, May 28. Once welcomed inside, customers shopped for clothes, accessories, decorations, silverware and more. The first ever purchase in the store’s history was made by Chatham Township resident Susan Ross, who bought two, 10-pound weights.

6 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Brett Friedensohn

MADISON – Residents paid their respects to veterans killed in action during the Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 26. The parade started at the corner of Madison Avenue and Kings Road, and it led to the Hartley Dodge Memorial where attendees visited a wall of pictures of Madison residents who had fallen in wars throughout the years. kAmp>@?8 E9@D6 G6E6C2?D :D #2=A9 !:2?@[ H9@ H2D <:==65 H9:=6 D6CG:?8 :? E96 pC>J :? E96 "F2?8 }82: AC@G:?46 :? ':6E?2> @?