TAPinto

TAPinto.net is a network comprising over 70 franchised local and specialized online newspapers across New Jersey, New York, and Florida, attracting more than 7 million readers in the past year. Each website is managed by a local owner or publisher, dedicated to delivering unbiased, original local news on a daily basis. The current franchise owners range from business leaders and public relations experts to journalists, traditional newspapers, nonprofits, and educational institutions. Founded in October 2008 by Michael and Lauryn Shapiro, TAPinto was created to offer residents of their community an independent, all-digital source for local news. Today, TAPinto serves more than 100 communities in New Jersey, New York, and Florida, and has received accreditation from the New Jersey Press Association. TAPinto is committed to giving back to the community. In the last year, the organization has contributed over $250,000 in marketing and advertising support to various charitable groups, including Susan G. Komen North Jersey, Relay for Life, March of Dimes, Family Promise, and the Housing and Community Development Network of NJ, among others. Additionally, TAPinto's staff and franchisees actively participate in numerous local organizations, such as Rotary and the Chamber of Commerce. TAPinto provides a range of marketing services, including content marketing, native advertising, social media promotion, exclusive sponsorships, branded content, email marketing, and conventional online advertising.

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Nutley Family Service Bureau Celebrates Mental Health Awareness and Wellness Month with Neighborhood Party | Nutley, NJ News TAPinto | TAPinto

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Reminder: Hanover Township's Mental Health and Wellness Symposium is Next Week | Hanover Township, NJ News TAPinto | TAPinto

1 day ago | tapinto.net

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, NJ - Hanover Townships Menthal Health and Wellness Symposium is next Wednesday, May 21st at 7pm.The event is hosted by the Mayors Wellness campaign.
Newton Girls Softball Team Wins Back-to-Back Games to Take Home Division Title

1 day ago | tapinto.net | Danielle Dufner |Jenny Dericks

NEWTON, NJ—The Newton High School girls softball team shut out Hopatcong 14-0 on Monday, May 12 when they played them away, and then played away against Kittatinny on Tuesday, May 13 and won 7-4 to take home the NJAC Colonial Division title. This achievement is only the “second softball title in the last 40 years for Newton,” according to head coach Paul Filan. Bella Deleon went 2-for-4 at bat against Kittatinny, with two singles and two runs.
$1B Morris Cancer Center Opens in New Brunswick

1 day ago | tapinto.net | Chuck O'Donnell

NEW BRUNSWICK – The $1 billion Jack and Sheryl Morris Cancer Center – where patients will receive cutting-edge care and researchers will toil to unlock the mysteries of the disease – officially opened Tuesday. Gov. Phil Murphy, Mayor Jim Cahill, Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway, Director of the Rutgers Cancer Institute Dr. Steven Libutti and other officials were on hand to cut the ceremonial ribbon on the hospital.
Joint Motion Physical Therapy Athletes of the Week: Scotch Plains-Fanwood Boys 4x400 Relay Team

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Charlie Cangialosi Iii |John Mooney

SCOTCH PLAINS/FANWOOD, NJ – The Scotch Plains-Fanwood 4x400 relay team of Justin Timchak, Max Handler, Justice Larkin, and Blake Jackson have been named Joint Motion Physical Therapy Athletes of the Week. The boys won gold at the 2025 Union County Championships on Friday, May 9, running a 3:24.23 in the Boys 4x400 Meter Relay. “It was a big win for us and one of our goals for the meet,” said SPF track head coach Jeffrey Koegel.
Baseball: Steinert Beats West Windsor-Plainsboro South, 9-1

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Steve Lenox

HAMILTON, NJ – Kris Simonka pitched two-hit ball over six innings to propel Steinert to a 9-1 baseball victory over West Windsor-Plainsboro South on Monday. Simonka allowed two walks and struck out two, and the only run against him was unearned. He threw 81 pitches, and Ethan Zimmerman pitched a hitless seventh to finish up. Dom DeFrancis went 2-for-3 with two RBI and Kaiden Hurley was 2-for-2 with a double and an RBI for Steinert (10-10). Chase Porcella had a hit and two RBI.
Mayor Proclaims May is 'Mental Health Awareness Month' in South Plainfield

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Victoria Caruso |Darlene Cullen

SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ - May is Mental Health Awareness Month and, at a May 5 council meeting, Mayor Matt Anesh issued a proclamation encouraging residents to ‘participate in efforts to increase awareness and better understanding of mental illness and addiction.’“The Borough of South Plainfield recognizes mental illness and addiction and acknowledges that many people remain unserved,” states the proclamation.
Somerset County Hosts Human Services Conference May 19 at RVCC

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Tyler Brown

BRANCHBURG, NJ - Somerset County’s Department of Human Services, in collaboration with the Stigma-Free Committee and Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, is hosting the 2025 Human Services Conference, “Synergy for Change: Transforming Awareness into Collective Action” on Monday, May 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Raritan Valley Community College, 118 Lamington Road. “Every year, one in five individuals face a mental health challenge,” said Somerset County Commissioner Paul Drake.
Montclair Twp. Seeks Residents to Fill Vacancies on Township Boards and Commissions

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Natalie Heard Hackett
Morristown Boys Volleyball Receive No. 2 Seed in Morris County Tournament

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Susie Scholz

MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - The Morristown boys volleyball team has received the No. 2 seed in the 2025 Morris County Tournament. The Colonials will face No. 7 seed Dover on Monday May 12 in the Quarterfinal Round. The seeds and match-ups are as follows:No. 1 seed Randolph (bye)Story continues below newsletter sign upSign Up for FREE Morristown NewsletterGet local news you can trust in your inbox.