Good morning, Morristown.

After severe thunderstorms on Friday left about 160,000 JCP&L customers without power, crews are restoring service across Morris, Sussex, Hunterdon and Warren counties Saturday morning; the utility urges residents to report outages and avoid hazardous areas.

Topgolf's new venue in Parsippany opened to customers July 3 with advanced game tech and interactive games—featuring 102 bays and a full-service restaurant; the $30 million project is set to bring 400 jobs to the area.

Visitors can enjoy a new exhibition at the Morris Museum that opened June 26 featuring rare hand-colored Audubon prints and antique mechanical songbirds — on display in the museum’s Bickford Gallery until November.

Stormy weather has left thousands without power today as PSE&G reports 1,776 outages affecting over 28,200 customers, and Jersey Central Power & Light reports 152,731 outages.

Utility crews are working to restore service amid the ongoing storm.

Smartasset’s study, released on Friday, July 3, shows Hunterdon County is the wealthiest in New Jersey with a median income of $139,453 and a wealth index of 41.58 (proximity to New York City boosts income) while Morris and Somerset counties trail behind.

Morris County will join communities for a synchronized public reading of the Declaration of Independence at 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8 at the historic Morris County Courthouse (56 Washington St.), marking its 250th anniversary and closing the Light to Unite celebration.