Anthony Drago (77) of West Essex looks to get past Connor Scarpa (31) of Scotch Plains-Fanwood during the boys lacrosse game between Scotch Plains-Fanwood and West Essex at Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School in Scotch Plains 3Connor Scarpa (31) of Scotch Plains-Fanwood 2025.Mile Djordjiovski | For NJ Advance Media .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Mak Ojutiku | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comAnthony Drago became West Essex’s all-time points leader during an 11-10 win over Livingston who finished the game with seven points off five goals and two assists set the new program mark with a first period goal 2004 West Essex graduate Matt Guido previously held the record Michael Lozito netted the game-winning goal for the Knights Lozito finished with two goals an an assist Michael Corbo tallied a goal and three assists Luca Tartara recorded a goal and two assists while Connor Maniscalo and Anthony Conforti each scored once West Essex goaltender Teddy Skopak earned a milestone of his own by recording his 500th career save Reid Snow posted five goals and an assist for the Lancers (4-6) The N.J. 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Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Dylan McCoy | For NJ Advance MediaSophia Guzman launched a home run and drove in three RBIs as West Morris rallied late to clinch its first victory of 2025 Both teams scored five runs in the first three innings before Livingston (1-2) would take control with four unanswered runs scoring four in both the bottom of the fifth and sixth to claim the win Morgan Lamb recorded three hits for West Morris scoring three runs and driving in two RBIs Josefina Kinney added another three hits and two RBIs while Olivia Heydorn pitched the final two innings to record the win Valentina DiIanni registered three base hits for Livingston Alex Altieri and Joelle Bent each added two hits Olivia Melucci reached base twice on two walks West Morris will look to reach .500 for the first time this season when it hosts Sparta on Monday afternoon Dylan McCoy can be reached at hssports@njadvancemedia.com Brenda Argueta Angie Quezada ORANGE COUNTY – A man accused of shooting and killing a woman Tuesday afternoon in a “domestic” shooting was arrested according to the Orange County Sheriff’s Office was arrested Wednesday morning in the shooting death of Takeshia Renee Eads The sheriff’s office said the two were married Deputies said they received a call around 3:45 p.m about the shooting in the 5200 block of West Livingston Street they found Eads with a gunshot wound and she was taken to a hospital [EXCLUSIVE: Become a News 6 Insider (it’s FREE) ’ PINIT! Share your photos] who was also expecting her fifth grandchild was described by family and friends as a loving Eads was known for her deep involvement in her church and her commitment to her family spoke emotionally about Eads and said she was like a “guardian angel” in her life and it shouldn’t have happened like that,” Toney said Friends and loved ones of Eads said she will be remembered for her caring nature her commitment to others and the positive impact she made in the lives of so many Bryant is facing a first-degree murder charge Check back with News 6 for the latest updates Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved mostly as a photojournalist and video journalist before joining Spectrum News 13 as a web editor and digital journalist in 2021 Brenda Argueta is a digital journalist who joined ClickOrlando.com in March 2021 She is the author of the Central Florida Happenings newsletter that goes out every Thursday TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Nathan Faxon of Governor Livingston (right) gets a leg up against Paul Boyle of Scotch Plains-Fanwood at 215 in the Union County Wrestling Tournament semifinals at Union High School on Saturday 01/18/2025Steve Hockstein | For NJ Advance .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Mak Ojutiku | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comThird-seeded Gov Livingston earned a 46-36 win over second-seeded West Morris in the semis of the NJSIAA/IBEW Local 1 North 2 The Highlanders will face top-seeded Caldwell in the sectional championship on Wednesday Livingston’s lower weights won five straight bouts to turn a 24-17 deficit into a 46-24 lead with two bouts remaining Brandon Rayack pinned Jacob Harrison at 132 Henrique Ribeiro earned an 18-1 tech over Jonathan Cabarle at 138 and Thomas DiNorscio finished the run with a pin over Erin Villanueva at 144 West Morris (13-7) won forfeits in the final two bouts Cristian Gioia (165) and Nathan Faxon (215) also contributed to the win by securing pins while Lucas Villanueva teched Jacob Reed 18-2 at 106 Dean Frayne (175) and Mark Montuore (113) earned pins for West Morris .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Craig Epstein | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comSam Winitch scored 18 points to lead Livingston past West Essex 68-65 in Livingston Livingston (14-6) led 46-39 at the end of the third quarter before holding West Essex (9-12) off in the fourth Ben Langer contributed 14 points for Livingston while Zach Smith had 13 Gaetano Iavarone led West Essex (9-12) with 24 points while Therapon Pappatherapontos and Luke Kesack had 13 Livingston won its fourth straight and picked up a game in the SEC-Independence Divison where it is tied for first place with Orange Read this week's magazine Lovers of offbeat fiction and poetry need look no further than Livingston Press at the University of West Alabama a publisher on a mission to discover and release works that might not be appreciated elsewhere Started in 1974 as a publisher of poetry chapbooks the press began featuring works by Alabama authors in 1984 and expanded to publishing authors from across the U.S the press publishes eight to 10 books a year and has more than 250 titles in print It is also the founder of the Changing Light Prize for a novel-in-verse The press’s strongest categories are fiction and it also publishes the occasional work of nonfiction Among its most recent publications are Find Your Own Way Home by Michael George and An Art A Mystery by Laura Secord—both novels-in-verse that have been quite successful The former is “a mystery about a murdered teenage runaway woven into verse observations from multiple narrators” and the latter “a recounting of the witch craze in Salem woven into verse observations from multiple narrators.” Exemplary of this year’s UP Week theme of #StepUP is the memoir Accidental Activist by Mary Allen Jolley influencer who was “instrumental in initiating the student loan program which opened higher education to poor and middle-class students,” the press says Recently released and forthcoming books of note from Livingston Press include Junior “a dark coming-of-age story set in Western Massachusetts” by Jon Boilard; Villages by Robert Inman which delves into the healing process of a returning vet suffering from PTSD and physical wounds; and One Hundred Pearls a debut by Barry Michael Cole that “relates the history of a slave removed from Africa to toil at Tannehill Ironworks in Tuscaloosa.” Additionally Markowitz’s Zero Day Blue Jay were cowinners of the press’s 2024 Tartt First Fiction Award for a first story collection Back to main feature. 2024 at 9:09 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}A massive wildfire near Route 10 in Livingston New Jersey is nearly contained as of Sunday evening but smoke from the blaze is expected to linger until the next rain comes (Shutterstock)This article was updated at 9 p.m NJ — A massive wildfire near Route 10 in North Jersey is nearly contained as of Sunday evening According to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, crews remain at the scene of a fire that broke out Saturday in the area of Route 10 (Mount Pleasant Avenue) and Eisenhower Parkway in Livingston The cause of the fire remains under investigation According to the Livingston Fire Department winds and difficulty in accessing the forest with no roadways presented “considerable challenges” for firefighters battling the blaze 48 structures had been deemed "threatened" by the blaze There were evacuations of commercial structures at both 530 West Mount Pleasant Avenue All roads that were closed during the fire have reopened as of Sunday evening The fire sent smoke wafting throughout the area Residents living nearby were advised to keep windows closed The smoke is expected to remain present until "significant rain" falls over the fire area According to the National Weather Service, the next chance of rain in the Livingston area will come Thursday evening or Friday The Forest Fire Service shared unified command with the Livingston Fire Department and assisted the department with engines and personnel A helicopter with a 350-gallon water capacity was also deployed Several fire departments in Essex and Morris counties pitched in to the response effort as well as the Livingston Police Department Essex County Sheriff's Office and EMS crews from Livingston and the surrounding communities Send local news tips and correction requests to eric.kiefer@patch.com. 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Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Meet the Team Careers at KPRC Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 Click2Houston.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Taylor West was promoted to Sergeant with the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office Sergeant West began her career with the department on May 23 she has quickly established herself as a valuable asset to both the sheriff’s office and the citizens of Livingston County West is recognized for her leadership among peers and her proactive approach to law enforcement Her commitment to duty is frequently highlighted through the compliments received from the community She is particularly noted for her skills in traffic enforcement and her role as a Field Training Officer Sergeant West was honored with the L.E.T.S.A.C recognizing her dedication and efforts toward traffic safety The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office expressed confidence in Sergeant West’s continued success in her law enforcement career emphasizing her contribution to maintaining and enhancing the safety and security of the county.