Week in Review: Patch Celebrates 100 Sites and 1 Year in Summit

It was a monumental week for Patch when we launched 100 sites on Tuesday with the debut of Morristown Patch and Summit Patch's first birthday on Wednesday. But we had a bunch of things going on in town as well. Here's the rundown in case you missed any of the action:

On Monday, we continued our series on lifeguard profiles with our latest installment on Garrett Lerner, we checked in at the Farmers Market Sunday to see how the lack of rain is or is not affecting the produce available, we previewed council's closed session meeting, and began our Back-to-School blitz with a story on the hot school supplies this year.

On Tuesday, we celebrated a Patch milestone with the launch of our 100th site, Morristown Patch, brought you coverage of the Environmental Commission Meeting, and brought you our initial report from Monday night's closed session council meeting.

On Wednesday, we celebrated Summit Patch's first birthday, brought you a column and photos from our community service project on Tuesday, and brought you a video to celebrate our first birthday.

On Thursday, we brought you the weekly police blotter, an update on the community's fundraising response to the Abelino Mazariego murder, reported on the town hall meeting regarding the proposed water rate hikes, and profiled a local businessman's volunteerism at a local camp for children with special needs.

On Friday, we recapped all of the national attention the boys lacrosse team received since winning the tournament of champions, brought you a photo gallery from the Best Float Night Ever at the Family Aquatic Center, brought you the latest installment of our lifeguard profile series, and profiled the new store, House of Audio.