Good morning, Morristown.

A new Latin restaurant, Sabores Latinos, opened in early March at 91 Morris St. with community leaders at its grand opening & now offers breakfast-to-dinner service with late-night options for customers to bring their own beverages.

Eddie Brigati recalled his early days with the Rascals & shared memories of his late brother David during a tour of the Rascal Barn in Montville.

The site houses decades of memorabilia and shows how local musical history continues to shape the community.

New Jersey’s Jamie Ding won $56,400 on Jeopardy on April 2, raising his total to $428,000 and marking his 15th straight win; the Lawrenceville resident now ranks 11th in winnings and tied 12th in wins as his record run continues.

Centenary University named Treacy Stewart its new chief human resources officer.

The Hackettstown native will report to the university president + work to build leadership development and a people-centered culture.

The Army notified 83 Picatinny Arsenal civilian employees on April 2 of a planned workforce rebalancing that may see cuts and transfers, with 24 temporary workers (among those affected) as the base adjusts staffing to support evolving priorities.

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed Essex County led North Jersey with a 4.24% increase in residents between 2020 and 2025 while nearby areas like Cape May declined by 1.72% — growth slowed amid lower international migration.

The Jersey Eats Podcast released an episode on April 2 that offers locals a guide to where they can enjoy Easter and Passover food in North Jersey — from brisket to chocolate treats.

Highlights include Crystal Springs in Hamburg, Foster Village in Bergenfield, and Pastrami House in Morristown.