Good morning, Morristown.

Morris County Commissioner Christine Myers led a celebration on Monday in Morristown to mark 20 years of Cornerstone’s Social Adult Day Center, which provides daily social support and personalized care for aging residents & their caregivers.

The center benefits from county funding, including $405,000 allocated this year, to help offer sliding fee scales, transportation, and additional support services.

Four men—Florin Coman, Roberto Dobrescu, Robert Stoica and Francisco Vaduva—were arrested on June 23 in Hanover Township after a burglary at a Reynolds Avenue home, and police said they face charges of burglary, conspiracy, criminal trespass, criminal mischief and possession of burglary tools as well as extradition for similar crimes in other states.

Con Edison and PSE&G have issued guidelines urging residents to save energy during hot weather by closing curtains to block 40% of unwanted heat, hanging laundry to dry, and unplugging devices to curb vampire voltage—steps that aim to lower monthly bills and ease strain on the grid.

NJ Transit began a 50% rail ticket discount for weekday riders from Hackettstown, Mount Olive, Netcong, Lake Hopatcong and Mount Arlington stations when Route 80 was closed for sinkhole repairs — ridership doubled from about 200 to 400 riders.

The discount program ends on June 30 — fares will rise by 3% on July 1.

The American Red Cross has urged eligible donors in New Jersey to make appointments to donate blood or platelets ahead of the busy Fourth of July holiday as type O supplies run low—local clinics plan to host extra drives to meet the need.

Coaches in the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference selected top boys tennis players to first and second postseason teams from schools such as Morristown Beard and Mountain Lakes.

The awards span five divisions—Liberty, Independence, Colonial, American and National—and include sportsmanship honors for both singles and doubles players.