Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 16th of May.
Good morning, Morristown.
Garonit Pharmaceutical has bought the former Siemens Healthineers facility in Flanders, Mount Olive as part of its domestic manufacturing expansion and will invest $200 million over five years to create up to 1,000 jobs.
Township officials welcomed the investment for its positive local economic impact.
NJDEP’s Fish & Wildlife division will temporarily close parts of five wildlife management areas beginning May 21 because of safety concerns and illegal activity.
Restrictions remain until Sept. 7 and additional closures may be enforced if unsafe conditions persist.
New Jersey Treasury officials have begun mailing the second-round Stay NJ benefit checks to eligible seniors who applied through the PAS-1 combined application for property tax relief.
The average payment is $645.58 and checks are issued as quarterly paper installments.
In Morristown and beyond, local eateries serve creative and classic burgers in a list that highlights 15 must-try spots.
The Committed Pig is featured among favorites for its inventive builds while each venue offers a unique twist on the burger tradition for local diners.
A recent survey from U.S. News & World Report shows homebuyers are exploring creative solutions as mortgage rates stay above 6% and home prices remain steep.
Many in our market are working extra jobs, using savings, or partnering with family or friends to meet their housing needs.
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