Good morning, Morristown.

Emergency crews from NJ and PA responded to a water rescue on the Delaware River in Hardwick Township on Sunday afternoon after reports of overturned boats and people in the water—key agencies provided support and assisted in locating all involved—ensuring everyone was debriefed.

In recent years, many chain bakeries have opened in New Jersey as brands use the state as a gateway to New York, with Tatte Bakery & Cafe launching its first tri-state location in Ridgewood and Angelina Bakery starting in Fort Lee.

Other chains have targeted areas with diverse communities like Paterson to expand their reach, and more openings are expected soon.

News 12 Kane in Your Corner reported that New York and New Jersey had 1.9 DUI deaths per 100,000 people—placing them among the nation’s lowest—while Connecticut had 3.5 as the national average was 4.1 amid a 22% rise since 2019, and lawmakers are urging new car technology to stop impaired driving.

An 18 year old teen from Lake Hiawatha was charged with leaving the scene after an Infiniti struck a white Mercedes on May 24 in Toms River—causing a fatal injury to a driver and serious injuries to a passenger—when officers later stopped the vehicle near Seaside Park and took the suspect into custody at Ocean County Jail.

Morristown voters are urged to vote early in the primary set for Tuesday, June 10.

They can vote in person June 3-8 or request a mail ballot by June 3—ballots must be returned by drop box, mail, or in person by June 10.

NJ seniors are choosing home modifications to live safely at home as local companies like TruBlue Home Service Ally conduct home assessments that recommend changes such as installing elevators, grab bars, and better lighting—funded by tax incentives, Medicaid programs, and insurance. Experts advise that planning early with a professional assessment ensures each change meets the unique needs of older residents.

Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Festival will be held from May 30 to June 1 at the Sussex County Fairgrounds to give people a taste of Louisiana cooking — with 10,000 pounds of crawfish and live zydeco and jazz — while companies ship supplies for backyard crawfish boils.

An article lists North Jersey restaurants offering scenic outdoor dining in settings ranging from mountain lodges to waterfront patios—featuring local choices like Stirling Tavern with its rooftop sunset views—while detailing seasonal menus and inviting venues for warm weather dining.