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Top-10 Watchung and Green Brook Photos of 2012

We've picked our favorites from this year—which are yours?

 
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Watchung firefighters Dave Miller, Steve Speeney and Charles Pivnichny wore complete firefighting gear for the Tunnels to Towers 5K event in September, raising money for disabled veterans housing and the Stephen Siller Foundation. Courtesy of Steve Speeney
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Watchung firefighters Dave Miller, Steve Speeney and Charles Pivnichny wore complete firefighting gear for the Tunnels to Towers 5K event in September, raising money for disabled veterans housing and the Stephen Siller Foundation. Credit Courtesy of Steve Speeney
Aria and Leah Anthony wait for the bus for their first day in Green Brook schools in September. Some parents complained of long travel times for school buses, and the district worked to resolve the issues. Credit John Patten
Roses and candles highlight remembrances by friends and family of Sept. 11 victims at Green Brook's Sept. 11 memorial service. The memorial suffered damage in Superstorm Sandy in October, with trees falling and crushing signs and markers at the memorial. Credit John Patten
Watchung Hills Regional High School suffered extensive damage to a section of the roof in Hurricane Sandy, as well as other damage. The district has spent more than $450,000 to date repairing the roof and other damage caused by the storm. Credit John Patten
Watchung Superintendent of Schools Mary Louise Malyska (left) received flowers and best wishes from the the district's Board of Education members at her final meeting, June 26. Dr. Malyska had served in the district for more than five years, and was replaced by Barbara Resko. Credit John Patten
Tom DiGanci retired as principal of Watchung Hills Regional High School, capping a career that began in one of the school's classrooms. This photo was taken at a special luncheon held in his honor by the school's PTO. Credit Mike Dennis
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A picture may be worth a thousand words, and it's often a great way to remember the big events and news stories of the year.

We've selected 10 photos featured on Watchung-Green Brook Patch in 2012 that captured the mood in town this year.

What are your favorites?

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