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Jersey Magazine with Jim Monaghan

Jersey Magazine with Jim Monaghan

Jersey Magazine with Jim Monaghan

What You Need To Know About the 2024 Morristown Festival of Books

By Jim Monaghan

The 2024 Morristown Festival of Books returns in just a few weeks.

This all-day FREE festival on Saturday, October 19, offers something for everyone with 100+ award-winning and best-selling fiction, nonfiction, young adult, and children’s authors scheduled to appear at the Main Festival and ever-popular KidFest event, which will be held in historic downtown Morristown.

Chad Leinaweaver is the Director of the Morristown-Morris Township Library, and is on the board for the Festival of Books. He joined Jim Monaghan on Jersey Magazine to talk about this year’s event.

Morristown Festival of Books

  • Greetings From the Garden State - Jersey Fest Coming In November

    This week on our Greetings From the Garden State segment, Mike Ham give us the 411 on the next Jersey Fest event coming soon to the Wonder Bar in Asbury Park.

  • September - Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

    September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and Jim Monaghan’s guest this morning on Jersey Magazine is Keith R. Stowell, MD, MSPH, MBA, Chief Medical Officer for RWJBarnabas Health – Behavioral Health Services, and Rutgers Health – University Behavioral Health Care.

    Suicide is the 12th leading cause of death here in the United States, which is a staggering number.

    When you break it down by age, the number of young people between the ages of 10 and 19 who take their own lives is even more heartbreaking.

    Jim Monaghan and Dr. Stowell discuss warning signs to look for, and ways to help someone who may in fact show suicidal tendencies.

    Suicide Prevention Awareness Month – Dr. Keith L. Stowell

    For more information, you can go to rwjbh.org/behavioralhealth.

  • Rock N Ruff

    Denville Animal Shelter ROCKS!

    The Denville Animal Shelter Rocks and I should know, because that is where I found my best friend, my ride-or-die, 10-pound bodyguard- ROSIE CARR!

    It’s Terrie Carr and this week on Rock N’ Ruff we highlight a spectacular, young dog named ZOEY from The Denville Animal Shelter.

    Zoey is a German Shepherd mix, a great medium size, under a year old, SO friendly, SO lovable, loves to give kisses, get pets, hang by your side, go for walks, is active and social, and does well with other, respectful doggies. And Zoey is SO PRETTY! She smiles all the time – look!

    Zoey On Rock N’ Ruff

    Zoey is a young dog, so training is always recommended and with her high energy level if you are looking for a walking companion, she’s a GREAT pup to take on adventures! I connected with this sweet, gorgeous girl, who deserves life out of the shelter and a family of her own.

    Shelters Are Full These Days- VERY

    As you can hear in my brief interview with Animal Control Officer Meredith Petrillo who brought Zoey to us, people surrender their pets at record rates. It’s truly heartbreaking. If you can’t adopt, please foster or donate to your local shelter, they need us now. The Denville Animal Shelter is dedicated to caring for pets until they find their forever homes, regardless of how much time it takes. Meredith does a fantastic job finding the perfect homes for the animals in her care. We are hoping Zoey has the chance to shine (especially being so young) as soon as possible in her own home, with her own family to love. She’s a perfect girl.

    Please reach out to Meredith at 973-983-7538 OR [email protected] OR check out the Denville Animal Shelter on Facebook

    And check out my interview with Meredith about her life as an Animal Control Officer –

    Meredith Talks About Being A Local ACO

  • Coach Sheets Ride In

    Jeremy Sheetinger is the head baseball coach atGeorgia Gwinnett Colleg where he led the Grizz Gang to the 2021 NAIA National Championship.

    These quick hits may, on the surface, be geared toward his fellow baseball coaches, but his motivational message can easily be applied to the classroom, workplace, and your personal relationships.

    This week, Coach Sheets brings up the importance of energy – and a warning about those Energy Vampires we come into contact with.

  • Local Look

    Looking for something fun to do in the area? Chris Swendeman has you covered with this week’s Local Look.

    There are always so many fun events happening in our local communities.  Jersey. Check out what’s in store for this week in New Jersey.

    • Head to Roseland today for the final day of the annual Greek festival. The event runs from noon to 7 PM and features live music, shopping, dancing, and a host of food vendors. Visit greekchurchroesland.org to learn more.
    • Bernardsville is the place to be today to get into the spirit of the season with their fall festival at St. Bernard’s Episcopal Church. The event runs today from 1 to 3 p.m. and features fall foods and ice cream, a photo station, musical performances and more. Visit stbernardsnj.org for more info.
    • And next Saturday, October 5th, leash up the pooches or come and meet your new best friend at 11th Hour Rescue and WDHA’s Puptoberfest. There will be dogs and cats looking for their forever homes, plenty of shopping, food trucks, and the ultimate rock dog contest at 1 p.m. Learn more at wdhafm.com. 

     

    And that’s your Local Look for this week on The Jersey Magazine.  If you’d like your event to be featured on The Local Look, you can email us at [email protected].  See you next week on 105.5 WDHA.

Questions or comments about the show? We would love to hear from you. Email us at [email protected].

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