Good morning, Morristown.

On Sept. 5, Interfaith Food Pantry in Parsippany held a fresh produce drop—sourcing late-summer fruits and vegetables from Garden State farms—to serve 200 local families, while Executive Director Carolyn Lake said the program will look for new funding after USDA cuts.

County College of Morris has been named the top community college in New Jersey by SmartAsset’s 2025 study—one of 18 schools evaluated on key measures like retention rate and student-to-faculty ratio.

The college has maintained its number one ranking for nine consecutive years while expanding courses, programs, and facilities to support student success.

Assemblywoman Dunn is urging New Jersey’s new Office of Strategic Defense Investment to work with federal, state—local leaders to protect Picatinny Arsenal, a key munitions hub that supports more than 6,000 jobs.

She has requested an on-site briefing to set clear goals for securing jobs, strengthening the supply chain, and winning federal contracts.

High school football games were played on Friday, Sept.

5 and continue today in Morris and Sussex counties with teams competing from Morristown to other towns—viewers can follow live scores on the NFHS Network.

Hanover Park beat Madison 33-19 on Sept 5 with first-year coach Nick Liberato leading the team and key plays from quarterback Jack Kovacs and running back Dante Rosato.

Liberato enjoyed a homecoming 23 years in the making as he returned to a program his father led from 1994—2002.