Week in Review: Zoning Board Approves Habitat Project

Things have really picked up speed here in Summit as the winter chill thawed a bit and the rain came pouring down. Here's the full rundown in case you missed anything:

On Monday: we brought you coverage of the boys hockey game against Scotch Plains, brought you coverage from a meeting sponsored by Speak Up Summit with administrators from the school district to discuss curriculum changes, brought you coverage of Saturday's Jets sendoff at the Florham Park training facility, profiled the second hot dog vendor in Summit, and brought you coverage of a small electrical fire at Liss Pharmacy.

On Tuesday, we told you about Rabbi Amy Small's trip to Jordan, the West Bank and Israel in December, brought you coverage from the Planning Board Reorganization Meeting, brought you coverage of the girls basketball game, and told you about comments made at a Chatham Borough council meeting regarding downtown Summit.

On Wednesday, the discussion over Chatham and Summit's downtowns continued, we brought you coverage from both the boys basketball and boys ice hockey games, and coverage of both the approval of the Habitat for Humanity project and the continuation of testimony on the Overlook Hospital helipad application.

On Thursday, we brought you coverage from the girls basketball game, reported on the latest developments in the Jewish Community Center case, told you about a new book out that details the Velvet Underground's first performance ever which was at Summit High School, and reported on the arrest of a former YMCA employee.

On Friday, we brought you coverage of the boys basketball game, previewed the Stony Hill Player's performance of Annie, profiled the third hot dog vendor in Summit.