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Eighth-grade Graduation and a Welcome to Summer

High schoolers wrap up their finals today, too.

Now that summer's here, we're all on the look out for refreshing drinks. This week, we'll be sampling smoothies everywhere in Warren we can find them—what's your favorite smoothie shop? Send your comments and suggestions to john.patten@patch.com, and we'll see how they stack up.

You Need To Know About the Summer Solstice: Bask in today's sunshine, minutes longer than any other day, and enjoy the first day of summer. The Summer Solstice is one of eight Wiccan holidays in the year—this one is great for "collecting strength," some say. Good to know...

You Need To Know About Big Tests: Whew! Finals at Watchung Hills Regional wrap up today...bet the kids are glad that's over.

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You Need To Know About Pomp and Circumstance: After tonight, Warren's middle school graduates will know...the school is holding a graduation ceremony at 7:30 p.m.—if you know an eighth-grader, send them a card.

 

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You Need To Know About Rennovating Vintage Homes: Architect Mark Alan Hewitt wrote the book on it—which he'll be signing from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. tomorrow at The Bookworm, at 99 Claremont Road in Bernardsville. Copies of his "The Vintage House: a Guide to Successful Renovations and Additions" will be available for purchase. For directions or more information, check the website at http://www.bookwormbernardsville.com 

You Need To Know To Sing It Loud, Sing It Proud: If you've got a need to sing, consider joining the Masterwork Chorus Summer Sings, a weekly gathering in New Providence to enjoy choral singing. This week's session, which begins at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the New Jersey Youth Symphony facility at 570 Central Ave. in New Providence, will cue up with Brahm’s German Requiem and Verdi’s Stabat Mater from Four Sacred Pieces, conducted by Andrew Megill. There's a $13 cost (which includes score rental), and the series includes professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments. Check the website at www.masterwork.org or call 973-455-7008 for more information.

 


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