Jennifer Jean Miller
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Princess Doe burial plot vandalism another mystery in unsolved case
BLAIRSTOWN — As the circumstances surrounding her murder have remained unknown over the last nearly 38 years, so has the recent assault on her grave in the Cedar Ridge Cemetery where “Princess Doe’s” body was found along a wooded embankment in 1982.Volunteers who have maintained the burial plot of the unknown young woman who was discovered half-clothed, with a bludgeoned face and in a decomposed… → Read More
Moving forward after the virus plateau
Having moved past the peak of the coronavirus crisis, Atlantic Health System’s CEO Brian Gragnolati shared with Facebook Live viewers what is expected next during the pandemic.During Atlantic Health’s weekly “Community Conversations” segment Tuesday entitled “The Path Forward Beyond Covid-19,” Gragnolati and Luke Margolis, Atlantic Health’s director, corporate communications, sported masks and… → Read More
Family has questions in Andover Subacute II death
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — Family members continue to have questions regarding Andover Subacute and Rehabilition I and II, including Beth Gangi, whose uncle died from COVID-19 in Subacute II.Gangi said Friday her uncle Lawrence Togno’s death certificate, which her family received following his death on April 6, listed manner of death as “natural causes” and cause of death, attributed to the COVID-19… → Read More
Andover Subacute II staffers share about teamwork efforts
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP - Employees from the Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation I and II facilities report the staff has bonded like family, as they work → Read More
Gottheimer calls for briefing on Andover Subacute report
Following the COVID-19 outbreak at the Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation I and II facilities, U.S. Rep. Josh Gottheimer, D-5th Dist., is pursuing → Read More
Spreading joy and hope through reading in uncertain times
NEWTON — When one gives out love, Donna Cross said it replaces fear, a message she would like to spread each time she wears a whimsical costume and → Read More
COVID-19 positive Andover staff outraged at subacute administration
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — Another Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation employee, who is out ill after a diagnosis with COVID-19, has stepped forward to tell their story, which echoes previous stories of their colleagues.The member of the medical staff from Subacute II is recovering and under self-quarantine, after having tested positive for both COVID-19 and parainfluenza. Their life at home has been… → Read More
County reports two new coronavirus deaths, both in Andover Twp.
On the heels of the State Health Department’s announcement about the Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation I and II facilities’ plan of → Read More
Andover Subacute employees applauded to raise morale
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — A special drive-by tribute for Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation I and II staff and residents took place Sunday, while several more employees and their union have stepped forward over the past week about the hardships they experienced behind the doors of the facilities.Andover Township Mayor Michael Lensak organized the “slow drive-by with a few horn honks,” tributes during… → Read More
Virus stalls Hopatcong man’s volunteer work on Intrepid
HOPATCONG — Over Jeff Guttenberger’s 79 years on earth, he has witnessed many things, but nothing that compares to the magnitude of the impact of the coronavirus.A volunteer with the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum for the last decade, Guttenberger, a Navy veteran and retiree, had been making the trek twice weekly into New York City to provide guided tours to groups aboard the Intrepid.Each… → Read More
Citations issued against Andover Subacute
State Department of Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli announced Saturday that citations were issued against Andover Subacute and Rehabilitation I → Read More
Andover subacute families speak out
Representatives from both the 24th legislative district and 5th congressional district said Wednesday they have been working to provide assistance to the → Read More
Mural honors those battling COVID-19 on front lines
OGDENSBURG - A local business owner and artist teamed up to deliver cheer and honor those on the front lines of the COVID-19 battle, with a special → Read More
Staff, family seek answers about COVID-19 cases in Andover facilities
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — As numbers of COVID-19 positive individuals have surged within the township, so have the number of stories from Andover Rehabilitation and Subacute I and II, from staff and families.Andover Township itself has the highest reported coronavirus case count countywide, with 96 cases reported, along with 12 fatalities.The situation at the Andover Subacute facilities is one of many… → Read More
County COVID-19 case count reaches 500
Four more Sussex County residents have died of the novel coronavirus and the total number of cases has jumped to 500 countywide, according to information → Read More
Even a pandemic can’t stop true love
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP — The coronavirus pandemic has put the brakes on a number of events, but it did not stop one couple from marrying recently in a socially-distant-appropriate ceremony on the grounds of the shuttered Farmstead Golf & Country Club.When newlywed Melinda “Mindy” Nix, 40 and her husband Patrick Nix, 41, met as students at Wallkill Valley Regional High School where they graduated in… → Read More
Spreading the Word, not the virus
With the prohibition of large-scale gatherings in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, many churches have found ways to worship virtually and plan to do → Read More
Conservancy group continues preservation efforts for ponds, farmland
The torch has been passed from one land preservation group to another, with the Muckshaw Ponds Preserve — a 534-acre nature preserve and farm in → Read More
Atlantic Health shares information during Facebook event
Over 1,600 individuals from throughout the region tuned into Atlantic Health System’s Facebook Live “Community Conversations” broadcast → Read More
Banks, credit unions, modify hours, operations
Considered an essential service during the COVID-19 crisis, most banks and credit unions throughout the region have modified how they serve and do business with their customers, with hours subject to change and some of locations subject to closure during the pandemic.With the majority of banking institutions encouraging online banking whenever possible to maintain optimal social distancing, in… → Read More