County's Tree Of Hope Continues To Grow
Hundreds of toys have been donated for needed children.
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Union County Sheriff Ralph Froehlich (R), Sgt. Marianne Hopko and Officers MaryBeth Gray and Tara Halpin thank the employees from Wells Fargo Home Mortgage in Cranford for the donation of several hundred toys, children’s clothing and gift cards to the Union County Sheriff’s Officers “Tree of Hope” holiday drive for needy children. The donations came from the staff at the Cranford office of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage. Contributions of money (tax-deductible), toys and clothing can be sent to: Union County Sheriff’s Officers “Tree of Hope,” Union County Courthouse, 2 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N.J., 07207. For more information, call the “Tree of Hope” hotline at 908-629-2158.
Jim Lowney/County of Union
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robert
2:41 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Breaking news? Really.
Diane
2:48 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Breaking news alert???
sally cohen-alameno
4:06 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Please use some discretion when you decide to use a "breaking news alert"..... The Patch website can and has performed as a needed source of information, but you are about to lose any credibility with your readership.
Harris Ruben
4:46 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
"Breaking News" implies it's something that requires the reader's immediate attention. Sorry, this story just doesn't measure up to its hype. YOU are wrong, Patch.
JayJay
6:24 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Is it ironic "Stop Complaining So Much" has the most complaining posts. Shut up and go away, the comments section doesn't need a mommy.
Kari
10:52 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
Believe me, JayJay is right. Most of us just haven't bothered to take the time to respond to your posts, but you are annoying. This is NOT Breaking News. The Patch should try to hold on to what little credibility it has left.
Elizabeth Alterman
11:17 pm on Monday, December 17, 2012
This story was sent county-wide as "breaking news" in error. The staff member who accidentally marked it as such regrets the error, especially in light of recent events.
Monk
12:27 pm on Tuesday, December 18, 2012
No need for the staff member to beat him or herself up over this. It seems that it's not possible to have any "sense of proportion" in an internet world. Not having a sense of proportion would seem to be a sign of psychological problems. It's not a big deal, and the "recent events" don't change that.