Good morning, Morristown.

Sammyvale Animal Sanctuary has highlighted three adoptable cats (Bonnie, Big Daddy Blackberry, and Oz) as they seek loving homes in North Jersey.

Shelter staff and volunteers can email photos and adoption details ([email protected]) to have additional pets featured in the next edition.

Community leaders and partners gathered for a private screening of a documentary (A Light in the Dark) that showed how a local nonprofit delivered solar-powered generators to families in Puerto Rico facing long power outages.

The event highlighted ongoing work funded by the New Jersey Puerto Rico Commission.

Uncle Sal’s Gourmet Egg Rolls, a local food truck, was named among the best in America by USA Today for its innovative egg rolls + creative flavors.

Run by Sal Graci, the truck appears at regional festivals from April to October.

Artist Baker is closing at 16 Cattano Ave at the end of September after 18 years of serving cakes and pastries — owner Andrea Lekberg explained her difficult decision in a recent video and invites loyal customers to visit before the final day.

Residents in Morristown are advised to use fans (with ice), open windows at night, and keep shades drawn as temperatures near 93 degrees.

Local libraries, community centers, and malls remain open for air-conditioned relief.

Youth soccer players received World Cup tickets from Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Choose NJ; 1,000 tickets went to teams from underserved communities on June 16 and will be used for the June 22 match at MetLife Stadium.

Funded by Uber & AirBnB, the program connected local players from several towns.