Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 24th of January.
Good morning, Morristown.
NorthJersey.com featured adoptable kittens, Adam Levine + Justin Bieber, from Cat Crew Rescue in Oradell on Friday, Jan.23.
The eight-month-old siblings from a pop star litter are neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped, and they await a loving home.
New Jersey grocery stores are getting ready for a heavy snowstorm expected on Jan.
25 as shoppers begin buying bread, eggs, and milk; extra staff + backup generators are in place to keep shelves stocked.
Two New Jersey dining spots have been recognized as hidden gems by USA TODAY.
Haute Feast in Barnegat offers fresh oysters & seasonal seafood while La Vita Italian Specialties in Sparta delivers authentic deli favorites in a unique bowling alley strip mall.
Beloved comedian Floyd Vivino—known as Uncle Floyd—died Jan.
22 at 74 after a long illness. Tributes flood social media while community leaders and longtime fans honor his lasting legacy.
Legal experts caution that homeowners who hire teens or contractors for snow removal may be liable if they supply tools (like shovels) when injuries occur.
They advise checking contractor insurance because local rules allow waiting up to 12 hours after a storm to clear snow and ice.
Freezing temperatures today have led safety officials to urge drivers to remove electronics, medications, and household liquids from parked cars to prevent damage and leaks.
Officials warn that vehicles can quickly expose pets to hypothermia risks.
With a big snowfall expected this weekend, local food reporter Matt Cortina shares five fun recipes using clean, fresh snow— including maple syrup snow candy, honey snowballs, snow ice cream, frozen coconut cream, and snow slushies.
The treats offer a novel way to enjoy winter and start new traditions.
The Morris County wrestling tournament is underway at Mount Olive High School today after starting on Friday as wrestlers compete in championship rounds.
Live updates provide key match results throughout the event.
The Morris County Tournament concluded yesterday at Rockaway Lanes with new bowling champions crowned as Jefferson claimed its first title since 2013 and John Sprague and Teagan Mendel led top scores.
Teams battled through three rounds while players showcased comebacks & sportsmanship.
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