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Mother charged in death of infant left inside vehicle
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EAST HANOVER - Charges have been filed against a woman for her role in the July 17 death of a six-month-old infant in East Hanover.
Whippany couple to compete on small-business-themed TV show
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HANOVER TWP- When Whippany resident Lisa Fiore had an epiphany three years ago about starting a small business that would become a traveling birthday playground for small children, she had no idea that her small company would draw the attention of nationally televised reality business show c…
Truck collides with parked NJ Transit train in Dover
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MORRISTOWN - A vehicle collision with a parked NJ Transit train on the Morris and Essex commuter line cancelled some trains and lead to residual delays for others along the rail commuter rail line that runs through the heart of Morris County. The Wednesday, July 31 incident occurred in Dov…
Participants sought for New Jersey Senior Olympics
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Residents ages 50 years and up are invited to participate in this year's New Jersey Senior Olympics which begin on Friday, Sept. 6.
State Office of Attorney General releases police officer disciplinary report, three area departments listed
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MORRISTOWN - The state Office of the Attorney General (OAG) released a report on Wednesday, July 31, that listed all New Jersey law enforcement officers who faced major disciplinary action from their agencies in 2023.
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Morristown Little League team has sights on Williamsport
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MORRISTOWN – With eyes on the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pa., Morristown will take its explosive offense to Bristol, Ct., this weekend after the 12-year-old tournament team won the state championship on Saturday, July 27.
Morristown's Nic Fink swims to silver medal in Paris Olympics
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Nic Fink of Morristown turned in a blistering performance and won a silver medal in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke on Sunday in the Paris Summer Olympics.
Morristown's Meza wins Group 4 state 400-meter hurdles crown
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MORRISTOWN – Jason Meza of Morristown High School has hungered for a Meet of Champions title since finishing as the state runner-up as a sophom*ore two years ago. In his final appearance the talented senior earned his chance.
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COMMENTARY: Campus protest and restorative justice
Spring protests on campuses took place in 30 states, leading to the arrests of 3,100 students at 70 schools.
NORTH JERSEY GREEN: New Jersey schools save valuable tax dollars with solar power
School districts across New Jersey are using solar power to save their taxpayers’ dollars, provide great community examples, and reduce carbon emissions. Moreover, most of the districts have done this with zero up-front cost.
EDITORIAL: The trio of towns who are shaping future generations
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Watching 59 young people march with military-like precision into the large auditorium of the Morris Public Safety complex at 500 West Hanover Avenue in Morris Township to recite the Pledge of Allegiance with vigor, and then take their seats in unison is a sight to behold.
COMMENTARY: True Diversity will be achieved when we don’t have to ‘celebrate’ it
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There was a diversity celebration held on the square of the Morristown Green this past weekend.
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Kathryn Wurster-Schmidt, chiropractor, formerly of Morris Plains
Kathryn (Kathy) Simons Wurster-Schmidt, 81, formerly of Morris Plains, died peacefully on Sunday, July 21, 2024.
John 'Jay' Hellstrom, 82, formerly of Morristown, passion for justice, arts and education - and loved sailing
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John “Jay” Hellstrom, 82, died peacefully in New York City on Friday, Jan. 26, 2024 after a short but valiant fight with Acute Myeloid Leukemia.
Judith Jayne Wagenbach, 77, former Madison resident, beloved Morris Plains teacher
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Judith Jayne (nee Diem) Wagenbach, a resident of Putney, Vt., formerly of Madison, passed away peacefully at the age of 77 on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, surrounded by her loving family, after a sudden illness.
Edwin Farley Moran Jr., 86, Madison resident, investment professional, dedicated community member
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Edwin Farley Moran Jr. of Madison passed away at home on Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2023. He was 86.
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Morris Museum presents solo exhibition by rock photographer
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The first solo museum retrospective of rock photographer Jay Blakesberg will take over four galleries at the Morris Museum from Wednesday, Oct. 14 to Feb. 3, 2023, with a preview for members at 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13.
Morris Plains Community Band summer concerts in full swing
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MORRIS PLAINS -The Morris Plains Community Band started its summer concert series Wednesday, Aug. 3 at Roberts Garden.
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Artists show their skills at Meet Me in Morristown
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MORRISTOWN – Visitors at the most recent installment of Meet Me in Morristown (MMiM) visited artists who lined up and down South Street while resident Frank “DJ Frank D” Johnson led a dance party on the Green Thursday, July 28.
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Morris Museum exhibit to feature virtual reality, video installations, new mixed media
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MORRIS TWP. – The Morris Museum will host a 20-foot wide, five channel, multi-sensory video painting called “The Bathhouse” from Friday, Sept. 16 to Sunday, Feb. 19 with a member preview Thursday, Sept. 15.
State’s first ‘thinkscape’ park planned in Morris Township
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MORRIS TWP. – The nonprofit Museum of Makers + Innovators (MOMI) is planning to build a community park in the under-construction Morris Marketplace shopping center at the corner of East Hanover Avenue and Martin Luther King Avenue, adjacent to the Hanover Township border.
Morristown Festival of Books presents CNN's Fareed Zakaria as keynote speaker on Friday, Oct. 18
CNN’s Fareed Zakaria will be the keynote speaker for the Morristown Festival of Books which runs Saturday, Oct. 19.
Lebanon Township Museum to host Fall Quilt Show from Saturday, Sept. 21
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LEBANON TWP. - The Lebanon Township Museum will host a free opening reception for the Hunterdon County Quilting Guild Fall Quilt Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21, at 57 Musconetcong Road.
College art exhibition highlighting issues of motherhood, caring begins Wednesday, Aug. 28
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The Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) Arts & Design department will present "nurture/nature," an exhibition showcasing the work of eight women artists addressing motherhood, eco materialism, and the culture of caring, from Wednesday, Aug. 28, through, Friday, Sept. 27, in the Art G…
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The Raritan Valley Community College (RVCC) Arts & Design department will present "nurture/nature," an exhibition showcasing the work of eight women artists addressing motherhood, eco materialism, and the culture of caring, from Wednesday, Aug. 28, through, Friday, Sept. 27, in the Art G…
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