Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Morristown.
💼 Business
The Colonial Grill is a food truck run by a father and son duo that serves American classics—mixed with Afro-Colombian flavors—to locals in Morris County.
The business brings a fresh New Jersey twist to street food.
🎭 Culture
Monday marked the 50th anniversary of Bruce Springsteen’s album 'Born to Run' and Gov. Phil Murphy called the milestone a huge day in Jersey history.
A garage in Blauvelt where the title track was recorded now serves as an auto repair shop—marked with a historic sign.
🎓 Education
School buses will begin their routes again soon as students return to school, and New Jersey law requires drivers to stop 25 feet from a stopped bus.
Maria Todaro of the New Jersey School Bus Contractors Association warned that drivers who try to beat the bus risk dangerous red light runs and may lose five license points—strict law enforcement helps keep everyone safe.
🏈 Sports
High school football season previews for Morris and Sussex counties show team records, key players, and coaching changes ahead of the season starting August 28—details include insights from teams like Boonton and Butler as veterans and newcomers gear up for a competitive fall.
The preview capsules focus on essential stats and plans that set the stage for playoff hopes.
The first New Jersey Super 25 football rankings for 2025 are released—voters from USA TODAY NETWORK New Jersey will rank state teams every Tuesday as many schools prepare to play their first games on August 28, 29, and 30.
All seven state champions from last season are included in the rankings.
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