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Lauren is a recent graduate of Ramapo College of New Jersey where she received a BA in Communication Arts with a concentration in Journalism in January of 2012. During her college career she contributed to her school's newspaper and radio station, and interned at both local and national television news networks where she worked with top producers in producing news packages and shows.
Lauren decided to take her journalism experience to the emerging field of community journalism, and is excited to break into the real world and report on the communities surrounding her town. She currently lives in Rockaway, NJ, and enjoys traveling, spending time with her family and friends, and running and swimming.
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When people start lining up late Thanksgiving night to take advantage of door-buster deals in the wee hours Friday morning, will you be there?
Start your holiday shopping at locally owned stores during Small Business Saturday.
When people start lining up late Thanksgiving night to take advantage of door-buster deals in the wee hours Friday morning, will you be there?
Start your holiday shopping at locally owned stores during Small Business Saturday.
Hopatcong Chief Fire Marshal Richard Cook lists out some safety tips for those who chose to deep fry their turkeys.
A list of open businesses in Hopatcong an Sparta on Turkey Day.
Italian restaurant serves happy hour all day, has live band at 9:30 p.m.
Shop and save locally at select township stores.
Several businesses have Black Friday and Small Business Saturday specials over holiday weekend.
Students donate 85 turkeys, 52 baskets, and 14 boxes of food for annual food collection.
Two districts are among 14 in the county that is getting reimbursed.
Township is among five districts in the county that is getting reimbursed.
A list of open businesses on the holiday.
Restaurant among several businesses in town open on holiday.
Internet scheme uses Western Union to wire money from victims, according to police.
Newton man also accused of causing destruction of hundreds of dollars of wine in Sparta, according to authorities.
Mike Wichart brings turkeys to high school on Monday to help families in need during holiday.