Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of August.
Good morning, Morristown.
Morris County launched its Farm Trail Passport program Tuesday at Riamede Farm in Chester Borough — the initiative connects 13 local farms to help residents and visitors explore agricultural attractions — passports are available at participating farms and the Tourism Bureau at 6 Court St. in Morristown.
Veterans Appreciation Day was held Monday at VFW Post 3401 in Morris Plains.
Student volunteers from Morristown High School prepared a lunch – made with care – while local officials and community organizations offered veterans access to support services.
Prediction markets have grown in popularity amid concerns they may exploit young adults by blurring lines with gambling — New Jersey regulators have pushed back with legal challenges to ensure these platforms meet strict state gaming rules.
A new guide highlights seven North Jersey pizzerias featuring classic and innovative pies from venues like Coniglio's Old Fashioned in Morristown and Bucky's Pizza in Chatham.
Locals can explore unique recipes that celebrate our regional flavor — a treat for any pizza lover.
Rising pet costs are straining local families as veterinary bills and food prices soar, slowing adoptions and challenging shelters, a study finds.
Rescuers in Tenafly and Bergen County SPCA host support events, with the next 'No Empty Bowls' gathering scheduled for Sept. 13 + urging pet care.
A New Jersey lottery player won $500,000 on Monday with a Double Play ticket purchased online via Jackpocket — the win boosted the Powerball jackpot to $1 billion before Wednesday's drawing.
Three lawmakers from Morris and nearby counties will soon propose a bill creating a one-time Emergency Crop Loss Relief Program that gives grants and reimbursements to farmers who lost crops in April’s freeze — the measure aims to help local farms recover from nearly $300 million in losses.
Mosquito control crews will treat wooded areas in Lincoln Park and Hanover at 4 to 6 a.m. Aug.
14 because adult mosquito populations have increased. The rescheduled Lincoln Park treatment is near Ryerson Road at Lanes Field plus Hanover treatment is near Valley Forge Drive at Heritage Woods.
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