What a week to be a Hilltopper! By now you already know the Summit varsity football team defeated Orange 28-19 Thursday to win its first state title since 1994.
Here's what happened the rest of the week:
On Monday, still recovering from our Turkey haze, we reported on all the donations from Summit residents to the three gubernatorial candidates, announced Bridges Outreach is collecting men's coats and boots for the holidays, and took a look at Summit resident Marian Glenn in a different light, in her role as a professor at Seton Hall University.
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On Tuesday, we brought you the weekly police blotter, told you Summit High School would be running fan buses to the big game, broke down what happened at Monday's zoning board meeting which was a continuation of the Overlook Hospital helipad hearing, announced the Summit Farmer's Market would be staying open throughout December and previewed the varsity boys ice hockey season.
On Wednesday, we brought you coverage from the varsity boys ice hockey team's season opener against Dayton High School, told you about a new art exhibit open at Bouras Properties, brought you details from the varsity girls swim team's season opener, and a report of Tuesday night's common council meeting.
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On Thursday, we brought you coverage of the renaming of the Junior League Thrift Store, told you about the new Web site for the Summit Free Market, explained the reappearance of the Verizon Wireless store on Beechwood Road and of course brought you full coverage from the state championship game.
On Friday, we basked in our glory pretty much all day, but also previewed all of the holiday events occuring downtown in December.
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