Good morning, Morristown.

Morris County Prosecutor Robert Carroll and Sheriff James Gannon received the Community Appreciation Award from the Rabbinical College of America (Lubavitch) on July 30 for their work with local Jewish groups, strengthening ties in our community.

Today, the biopic Tony opens in theaters as it revisits Anthony Bourdain’s early years by featuring his favorite spots such as Hiram’s in Fort Lee and Baumgart’s Cafe in Ridgewood, giving a fresh look at the flavors that shaped him.

Actor Adam Sandler was reportedly filming Grown Ups 3 at Rod’s Steak and Seafood Grill at The Madison Hotel in Morris Township — production vehicles and equipment were seen nearby.

In Madison, Green Village Road was closed on Aug. 6 to ease traffic as officials coordinated filming support.

New Jersey health officials urge families to practice water safety this summer at pools, water parks & lakes.

They advise constant supervision, life jackets and swimming lessons to help reduce drowning risks for young children and those with special needs.

Hackensack University Medical Center was named New Jersey’s top hospital by U.S. News and World Report in the latest rankings.

The hospital earned national rankings in multiple specialties + only 11 hospitals met Best Regional Hospital standards statewide, with other top institutions including Morristown Medical Center and Overlook Medical Center.

U.S. News & World Report ranked New Jersey hospitals for heart care this week, with Morristown Medical Center leading at 41st nationally and Hackensack University Medical Center finishing 45th nationwide.

Dr. Pruva Grover warned that rising youth e-bike injuries and deaths are just the tip of a growing nationwide trend — New Jersey's new law bans riders under 15 and requires licensing, registration and insurance to protect young riders.

North Jersey saw priciest homes sell in July, including an $8.1 million historic estate in Montclair and charming lakefront properties in West Milford and Sparta, a new custom home in Chatham, and a penthouse in Hoboken — all completed through standard real estate processes.

Rutgers football signed 6-foot-4 defensive end Malachi Davis from Toledo to boost its pass rush after a disappointing season; he joined the team early in the offseason to help strengthen the defense as training camp begins.