Week in Review: Summit Legend Morry Hubbard Dies at 101

This week Summit mourned the loss of a city institution when 101-year-old G. Morrison, better known as Morry. Hubbard Jr. died on Aug. 21. We had several stories about his life and his memorial service. Here's the full rundown on everything Morry related and otherwise:

On Monday, we began with the sad news that had passed away Aug. 21, continued our lifeguard profile series with a look at Joe Candela, and coverage on the state congressional election between Ed Potosnak and Leonard Lance.

On Tuesday, we brought you the weekly police blotter, continued our coverage of the death of Morry Hubbard with more memories from the people who knew him, and brought you coverage from the football team's first scrimmage of the 2010 preseason. 

On Wednesday, we told you the owners of Cafe Mavi are opening their own catering service, brought you a preview of some of the hottest back-to-school fashions available at downtown boutiques, reported on a Nixle alert regarding a suspicious incident on Ridge Road, and profiled a Summit teen who recently completed a week at the State Trooper Youth Police Academy.

On Thursday, we brought you coverage from Football Media Day, told you about two Summit teens who attened a national lacrosse festival, and coverage of the memorial service for Morry Hubbard.

On Friday, we concluded our lifeguard series with a profile of Maya Williams, previewed the Pride of Summit's 2010 marching show, and profiled a new community group: The Summit Community Group.