Good morning, Morristown.

NorthJersey.com is featuring adoptable pets Electra and Freddie from Second Chance Pet Adoption League; Electra (a 9-month-old pup) and Freddie (a 2-to-3-year-old terrier mix) are available for adoption by appointment this week via email.

The Quiet Man Irish Pub, a cherished dining spot in Dover founded in 1979, will close on Aug.

29 after 47 years in business, leaving staff & patrons with lasting memories of community ties.

Gov. Sherrill signed a bill encouraging NJ school districts to align spring break schedules starting with the next full school year.

The law requires the state education commissioner to provide recommended break dates by June 30, easing planning for families and educators.

New Jersey now requires customers to request plastic utensils at restaurants as enforcement of the new law begins today; repeat offenses can trigger a warning or up to $250 in fines.

The rule aims to cut plastic waste and reduce costs for businesses.

New Jersey is enforcing a law that stops restaurants from giving out single-use utensils and condiments unless customers ask, starting today.

Future restrictions will target bundled packages, with some food services exempt — a move aimed at reducing plastic waste.

Atlantic Health Morristown Medical Center received the largest corporate donation in its foundation history from Crum & Forster to fund a new noninvasive diagnostic suite that will add 18 recovery bays and two procedural suites as part of a $9 million plan to enhance cardiovascular care locally.

Angus, age 3, is a playful hound mix at St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center in Madison looking for a loving home.

The dog from Alabama wins hearts with his friendly and active nature, making him ideal for families with kids and other pets.