Good morning, Morristown.

Project Self-Sufficiency in Newton received a $20K grant from the FirstEnergy Foundation on Thursday to support its Nourish to Flourish food pantry (helping nearly 14,000 local residents facing food insecurity) in Sussex and northern Warren counties.

North Jersey featured adoptable cats Cupid and Smooch from Save the Animals Rescue Team who are looking for forever homes.

The vaccinated and microchipped sisters are available for adoption within 50 miles of Little Falls (check the rescue website for details).

County College of Morris’ Legacy Project returns this fall with free public events on music, environmental justice, and Revolutionary-era history.

The series begins with a virtual presentation on Oct. 6 at CCM in Randolph and continues on Nov. 10 and Dec. 3 with a film screening and a book discussion.

The Hanover Township Cultural Arts Committee will host a free author panel with four local writers on Sunday, Oct.

11 at 2 p.m. in the main meeting room of the municipal building (15 N. Jefferson Road) as they share insights into the writing and publishing process.

Applications for (LIHEAP) home energy assistance are now open until June 30 through DCA, prompting eligible households to apply online or via local agencies while funding is available.

FEMA is inviting Morris County residents to review updated Flood Insurance Rate Maps during a 90-day appeal period that started Sept.

25, as part of the process to set flood insurance requirements expected to take effect in late 2027 — early 2028. Residents and business owners may submit appeals or comments via FEMA’s online mapping resources.

Throughout October, New Jersey communities have embraced pink to promote breast cancer awareness, with hospitals urging routine screenings & Somerset County police wrapping vehicles with QR codes for mammograms.

In downtown Denville, the annual Pink Witches Night Out is scheduled for Oct. 16 to honor survivors and support treatment efforts.

North Jersey offers a scenic fall drive for food lovers who can stop at charming local spots amid colorful leaves.

Visitors can enjoy treats from Windy Brow Farms to The Walpack Inn this season (check operating hours) as venues host seasonal dining and Oktoberfest celebrations.

High school football scores from Friday set the stage for today’s games in Morris and Sussex counties; Morristown faces Bayonne at 2:30 p.m.—fans can follow live scores online.