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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Churro Bites Sold at Aldi Recalled for Possible Milk Allergies

1 day ago | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers

NATIONWIDE – Popular snacks – Casa Mamita Churro Bites Filled with Chocalate Hazelnut Cream – sold at Aldi grocery stores have been recalled out of concern about undeclared ingredients that could affect those with allergies or severe sensitivity to milk. According to a recall announcement by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), individuals with these allergies or sensitivity who eat the Churro Bites could experience serious or life-threatening allergic reactions.
Law Enforcement Torch Run Coming Through Morris Township on Friday

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Susie Scholz

MORRIS TOWNSHIP, NJ — More than 3,000 law enforcement officers throughout the state will take to the streets of their local communities on Friday morning and run a distance of nearly 750 miles as part of the Special Olympics of New Jersey's 42nd Law Enforcement Torch Run. Officers from all over New Jersey will run one of 26 separate routes on June 6 — some starting as early as 4:45AM — to help carry the "Flame of Hope" torch to raise funds and awareness for the organization.
Morristown Softball: Murphy's Domination Propels Colonials to Second Straight Sectional Final Appearance

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Charlie Deluca |Susie Scholz

MORRISTOWN, NJ – There must be something in the water in Morristown. The Colonials defeated Mount Olive in the sectional semifinal, 3-0, to advance to the second straight sectional championship appearance once again on the back of a dominant player in the circle. Last year as Morristown marched on an improbable run to the program’s first ever sectional championship the Colonials were led by star pitcher Callie Volker.
Fresh, Fresh, Fresh- 7 Farmer's Markets Open for Local Produce and Goods

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Grace Mccullum |Susie Scholz

MORRIS COUNTY - Looking for fresh produce and local products from farm stands. Here are where you can find locally fresh produce and products. Thursdays: The Urban Farm Stand which is part of Grow it Green Morristown (June 12 - November 8) at 31 Hazel Street in Morristown from 93pm - 6pmFridays:Parsippany Farmers Market; Veterans Memorial Park; 2pm - 7pmSaturdays:Morris Plains Farmers Market (Opening Day- Saturday June 7 - Saturday October 11) Merchant Block in Morris Plains; 9am - 1pm.
Wardlaw+Hartridge Athletes Honored at Signing Ceremony

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Jackie Lieberman

Bianca Bellino of Colonia, Naomi Craig of Orange, Adam Eisdorfer of Colonia and Italia Penevolpe of North Brunswick, seniors at The Wardlaw+Hartridge School in Edison, will continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. The four Rams standouts were joined by parents and family members, faculty, coaches and friends at a signing ceremony in the Oakwood Room on May 27.
Somerville Police to Escort Special Olympics Torch Down Main Street to Route 206 on Friday | Somerville, NJ News TAPinto | TAPinto

2 days ago | tapinto.net

SOMERVILLE, NJ – A pack of Somerville police officers escorted the Special Olympics Torch of Hope through the downtown shopping and restaurant district on Friday afternoon, June 7.
Years in the Making: Gov. Livingston Softball Heads to Sectional Final After 8-1 Victory Over Caldwell

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Bobbie Peer

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — What started as spirited weekend showdowns at Columbia Field — with 7- and 8-year-olds swinging for fun and chasing medals — has since blossomed into something much more meaningful: a softball sisterhood that has grown up, leveled up, and now plays with purpose. For eight members of the Gov. Livingston varsity team, that bond was forged back in 2017, when the undefeated Heights Heat PAL team claimed the U8 championship against Mountainside.
Newton High School Announces 2024-2025 Third Marking Period Honor Rolls

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Danielle Dufner

NEWTON, NJ— Newton High School announced the students who have qualified for Honor Rolls for the third marking period of the 2024-2025 school year. Students who have a grade point average greater than or equal to 3.5 through 3.749 receive Cum Laude. Students who have a GPA greater than or equal to 3.75 through 3.999 receive Magna Cum Laude and students who have a GPA of 4.0 and above receive Summa Cum Laude.
Newton Boys Lacrosse Team Falls to Top Seed Mountain Lakes in Tournament

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Danielle Dufner |Jenny Dericks

NEWTON, NJ—The Newton High School boys lacrosse team lost 16-3 when they played away against top-seeded Mountain Lakes in the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA North Jersey Group 1 tournament on Monday, June 2. Newton started the tournament as the eighth seed team and beat nine-seed Pequannock to move into the quarterfinal round. Mountain Lakes took the lead early on in the first quarter when they scored six goals to Newton’s two.
The Dougherty Group to Sponsor Yoga Events for International Yoga Day

2 days ago | tapinto.net | Susie Scholz

MORRISTOWN, NJ - In celebration of International Day of Yoga, The Dougherty Group is sponsoring two separate yoga events in Morristown. The schedule of events are as follows:Yoga at the Urban Farm at Lafayette School - 9:00amYoga on the rooftop at 1776 on the Green - 9:30am(Space is limited)Those who attend will receive a free Dougherty Group tank top