Alex Parker-Magyar

Representatives of Florham Park Rotary and the Florham Park Post Office stand alongside the Angel Tree in the post office lobby on Wednesday, Dec. 20. The gifts seen here represent a tiny portion of the hundreds of presents donated by local residents this year, as Rotarians routinely transported loads of gifts to the East Morris office of the state Division of Child Protection and Permanency throughout December. From left are Postmaster Maged Yousef, Rotarian Rexford Lyon, Post Office Retail Associate Carlos Salgado, and Rotarians Peter Nicolas and George Gregor.

MADISON - A new pilot program will support borough residents and the police officers assisting them in moments of mental and emotional duress.

Madison Borough Councilman John Forte, left, pulls a rope to sound the call of the fire horn atop the Hartley Dodge Memorial building at midnight on New Year's Eve, Sunday, Dec. 31. Joining him is Hartley Dodge Foundation project manager Tyler Merson, who is peering toward at the horn apparatus bolted to the tower beneath the tower's bronze bell. Behind the two is the northern face of the clock tower facing Kings Road, seen from the inside. Photo by Alex Parker-Magyar

Longtime Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps member Jack Luts, center, is joined by his wife, Nancy, and Madison Mayor Robert Conley as he is presented with the Mayor's Hero Legacy Award at the Tuesday, Jan. 2, Borough Council reorganization meeting. Looking on in back, from left, are Borough Attorney Marina Stinely, Borough Clerk Elizabeth Osborne and Borough Administrator Ray Codey. Photo by Alex Parker-Magyar

MADISON - The Borough Council recognized the service of former council members John Hoover and Debra Coen at its 2024 reorganization meeting, while swearing in Mayor Robert Conley and Councilmen

Buy NowMark Taylor, fourth from left, is sworn into his fourth term as Florham Park Mayor at the borough's 2024 reorganization meeting on Thursday, Jan. 4. From left are Taylor's son-in-law Brandon Melvin, wife Janet, daughter Erin, Mayor Taylor, his son Christopher, sister Ann Niechwadowicz, nephew Michael Niechwadowicz and Morris County Sheriff James Gannon, administering the oath of office. Longtime resident Carole Anderson, the wife of late Mayor Dale Anderson, also joined the family for the swearing-in ceremony. Photo by Alex Parker-Magyar

Gerard Freda of Hanover Township assumes the board president seat during the 2024 reorganization meeting of the Hanover Park Regional Board of Education on Wednesday, Jan. 3. He is joined by Superintendent Maria Carrell and Business Administrator William Albert. Photo by Alex Parker-Magyar

Florham Park officials, employees and volunteers gather April 28, 2023 to plant a black gum tree outside the Florham Park Public Library. This year's iteration of the event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 26. From left are Director of Public Works Mike Smith, Department of Public Works (DPW) laborer Michael Jenkins, DPW Supervisor George Steiner, Code Enforcement Officer Bill Kussler, DPW laborer Eugene Ruta, Florham Park Environmental Commission member Caitlin Kendall, Borough Engineering Assistant Kayla Kaplan, Construction Official Kevin Guilfoyle, Mayor Mark Taylor and Borough Engineer Michael Sgaramella.

From left, Dara Howick, Grace Ruiz, Tommy Ruiz, Jack Ruiz, Jack Howick, Kate Howick and Corinne Ruiz, all of Madison, take in the Memorial Day Parade Monday morning on Main Street May 29, 2023. This year's iteration of the parade will start at 9:30 a.m. Monday, May 27 at Condurso Park at the corner of Madison Avenue and Park Avenue.

Eric Axler of Madison collects children’s books to share in his neighborhood’s Little Free Library at an AAUW Madison branch book sale fundraiser on April 29, 2023. The next iteration of the event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 and from 12 to 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20 at the F.M. Kirby Children's Center at 54 East St., Madison.