Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 20th of February.
Good morning, Morristown.
Gas prices in New Jersey have climbed to $2.90 following U.S.-Iran tensions, with experts noting that increased seasonal demand and rising global conflict could lead to higher costs soon.
Rising natural gas prices mean heating bills may climb in NJ this winter, and state programs like LIHEAP (for households at or below 60 percent of the state median income) are available through June 30 to help cover costs.
Melting snow has begun to reveal a hidden allergy trigger as snow mold grows on damp grass and leaves in New Jersey.
Health experts advise residents with allergies to rinse off after outdoor work + close windows to reduce exposure.
Today, The Jersey Eats Podcast released a new 20-minute episode spotlighting hidden gem restaurants throughout New Jersey.
The discussion features local spots such as Pierogies House in Morristown and Domoto by Domo in Closter + invites listeners to discover their next favorite eatery.
Gov. Mikie Sherrill announced a new $5 million initiative (reallocating funds from the canceled Liberty State Park Fan Fest) that will support state fan zones, community watch parties, and street fairs during World Cup games at MetLife Stadium.
Sophia Salazar clinched Morris Hills' first girls wrestling sectional title on Feb.
19 at High Point High School, scoring a 15-9 win as her team edged High Point 35-30. The Scarlet Knights will face Jackson Township at the state group championship on Feb. 22 — advancing in their playoff run.
Delbarton advanced to the Non-Public A wrestling final after defeating Bergen Catholic 37-15 on Feb.
19; the top-seeded team will face Christian Brothers Academy on Feb. 22 at Jersey Mike’s Arena — pursuing its third state title in seven years.
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