Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 23rd of July.
Good morning, Morristown.
Wakefern Food Corporation is hosting walk-in hiring fairs this Saturday, July 25 at participating supermarkets such as ShopRite in the Northeast.
Job seekers can explore roles from clerks to stocking staff — with on-the-job training, flexible schedules and benefits offered.
Hoka released the Clifton 11 running shoes for men and women on July 1; the $155 shoes feature a mesh upper + double-lace lock with enhanced cushioning and are available online in various colors.
They now offer summer runners in Morristown a comfortable new option.
Residents in Morristown can vote today for their favorite New Jersey comedian in a poll featuring Jon Stewart, Marc Maron, Chelsea Handler, and Jessica Kirson (all with local roots).
The results will show which icon best represents Garden State humor.
A MoneyLion report shows that households in New Jersey need at least $162,235 to be considered upper middle class, with the state’s median income at $104,294 based on 2024 data, trailing only Massachusetts.
The report was published on Feb. 10.
National Weather Service teams began inspecting damage from Tuesday's storms in Morris County to determine if two tornadoes touched down in areas like Morristown — residents shared dramatic videos of the skies.
New Jersey’s new e-bike law now requires out-of-state riders to license, register, and insure their bikes—some visitors say this change, effective July 19, will force them to bike elsewhere.
NJ Transit moved more than 370,000 people during World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium but sold only 60% of special event tickets, risking a $13 million revenue shortfall.
The agency will cap future events at 20,000 tickets plus keep regular commuter service running.
The Morris County Mosquito Commission will spray wooded areas in Morris Plains + Roxbury early Friday morning between 4 a.m. and 7 a.m. if weather permits as adult mosquito counts rise.
Local residents can harvest staghorn sumac this summer for tea and cooking, provided they use pruning shears and only forage on permitted land (to avoid chemical contamination) as the vibrant clusters peak from mid-July to September.
EveryPlate is a budget-friendly meal kit service offering new customers their first box for $2.99 per serving + 10% off their first month.
Families in Morristown can enjoy easy 30-minute meals delivered with fresh ingredients as they look to save on rising grocery costs.
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