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November 2026
Get Back on the Court in Green Brook
Green Brook Recreation’s adult basketball program has returned, offering open-gym, pickup-style play for Green Brook residents ages 18 and older.
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Top story · November 2026
Visitors explored local history at the Dr. John Vermeule House during Somerset County’s Weekend Journey through the Past on October 10 and 11.
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November 2026
Green Brook Recreation’s adult basketball program has returned, offering open-gym, pickup-style play for Green Brook residents ages 18 and older.

November 2026
A few pantry staples or a winter coat that’s no longer needed can become a welcome gift for someone else. The Green Brook Lions Club is inviting the community to take part in its Fall Food & Clothing Drive on Saturday, November 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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November 2026
The Green Brook Fire Company invites adults and children to its Thanksgiving Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day at 8 a.m.

November 2026
Green Brook residents can get their yards ready for colder weather by taking advantage of November’s leaf collections. Have leaves curbside by these dates:

November 2026
Renovations at the Bound Brook branch of the Somerset County Library System of New Jersey are moving toward a return of library services at the East High Street location by early 2027.

November 2026
Chef hats, menus and books filled fifth-grade classrooms at Warren’s Central School on September 18 as students sat down for a different kind of tasting.

November 2026
Green Brook families can put the spirit of Thanksgiving into action at Somerset County 4-H’s upcoming community service event, 4-H Gives Thanks.

November 2026
The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, a 7,853-acre protected landscape in Morris County, is best known for its birds and wetlands. Its history, however, reaches back long before the refuge was established in 1960.

November 2026
Fall at Watchung Hills Regional High School comes with a familiar ritual: a bouquet, a photo and a moment of applause for the seniors. This season, the Class of 2027 has been recognized across the fall teams, with cheerleaders in senior sashes, volleyball players in matching brown senior shirts, and field hockey and soccer players in pink on the field.
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