Good morning, Morristown.

Nearly 50 organizations and local leaders met today at the fourth annual Community Resource Exchange, hosted by Morris County Department of Human Services with local partners.

Officials discussed tools such as New Jersey’s 988 hotline and a Mobile Crisis Outreach Response Team—helping people who need help in our communities.

Men’s Wearhouse offers fall formalwear for events like dances and weddings in Morristown—local shoppers can choose to buy or rent stylish suits ranging from casual sport coats to full tuxedos.

The retailer features seasonal colors such as olive green and maroon for upcoming gatherings.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved $15 million for the NJ LEAF pilot program to support state cannabis companies by bridging capital gaps for growers, manufacturers and testing laboratories.

Eligible businesses must be based in New Jersey — have fewer than 250 full-time employees, been operating for one calendar year and earned $5 million or less annually — to receive up to $1.5 million in funding.

Reservoir Tavern in Boonton has served Italian fare since 1936 and is run by the fourth generation Bevacqua family, whose classic recipes and friendly service draw a loyal crowd.

The tavern was named one of North Jersey's 25 essential restaurants and is famous for its pizza+ authentic Italian dishes that keep locals coming back.

County College of Morris in Randolph will host its Fall Open House on Oct.

18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to offer prospective students and families a chance to explore over 100 programs, meet faculty, and learn about on-campus, hybrid, and online learning options — the event also features waived application fees and a Campus Store gift card drawing.

Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday that New Jersey has joined the Do Your Part initiative (a partnership that supports military families with housing, mental health services, and job training) and is the fourth state to join.

His administration has also opened Veterans Service Offices in each county (21 total) as part of efforts to reduce veteran homelessness.

After last week’s high school games, voters can choose the Morris/Sussex Football Player of the Week from standout nominees who posted strong stats, and voting closes at 5 p.m. Thursday — players like Carter Bujno and Luke Gialanella led key plays on the field.

The Morris/Sussex Athlete of the Week poll is open for votes until 5 p.m. Thursday as local coaches honor top sports talent.

Coaches nominated players such as Karolina Bodyziak (Montville midfielder) and Alexa Bowe (Whippany senior midfielder) along with others.