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Rothko's Daughter to Discuss the Artist in Wednesday Talk
Library, Art Committee, Brooklyn College Alums bring Kate Rothko to Millburn for a lecture Wednesday.

Laura Griffin was a full-time newspaper writer for more than 20 years at The Dallas Morning News, The St. Petersburg Times and elsewhere before becoming a freelancer. Her freelance work has appeared in The New York Times, USA Today, CNBC.com, Dallas Family Magazine and of course, Patch.com. She taught magazine writing and public affairs reporting as a adjunct professor at universities in Texas and after teaching remedial writing at Essex County College, she thought it was time to get back to doing what she likes best, writing. She moved to South Orange four years ago from Dallas, after visiting her inlaws in the area for the last 20 years. (Her husband graduated from Columbia High School. And she's bought her children shoes at Futters for 14 years -- long before she moved here.) She keeps busy with too much work and volunteer jobs with her children's schools and sports teams, and loves how Patch helps her keep up with what's going on in our area.
She's covered everything from earthquakes and hurricanes to school boards, city hall, law enforcement, courts and social services. She is excited to get back to daily local journalism as the editor of the Millburn Patch because she thinks it's the news that matters most to people.
Library, Art Committee, Brooklyn College Alums bring Kate Rothko to Millburn for a lecture Wednesday.

MHS Girl Up chapter raises money for the United Nations' organization that helps to empower girls around the world.
Burglars target three homes since last week; computers and jewelry among items taken.
Library, Art Committee, Brooklyn College Alums bring Kate Rothko to town for a lecture Wednesday.
Police say charge stems from domestic violence incident.
Millburn's fair moves inside on Earth Day, bringing out the environmentally conscious of all ages.
Rally brings Millers from behind to win the Wally Krug tournament championship game.
Retailer partners with Hewlett-Packard for Earth Day event to recycle your electronics.
MHS Students hear from Holocaust and genocide survivors.
Homeowner was running errands and returned home to find home burglarized.
Sit down at least once with your busy family this week and enjoy a meal and conversation. It will do everybody some good.
Arrest information was provided by Millburn Police and does not represent a conviction.
Eastbound lane will remain closed until at least September.
Fifth graders from all the schools get to know each other a bit before meeting in Middle School.
Chief hires three new officers in the last month, gives township committee an update on crime. Latest officer sworn in on Tuesday.
Market will be held on Fridays this year starting June 8 in the lot by Town Hall.
Principal announces 2012 Book Awards Tuesday.
Mulch in Essex County's compost site caught fire in the dry heat Monday night.
Mulch in Essex County's compost site caught fire in the dry heat Monday night.
20-mph headwind turns five hour paddle trip into six hours.