Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Morristown.
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners honored longtime nonprofit leaders Debbie Leon and Michelle Borden during a public meeting in Morristown on Wednesday.
Leon led Literacy Volunteers while Borden served as president and CEO of NewBridge Services, completing nearly 60 years of combined service.
Ghost is a four-year-old husky who gets along well with cats and kids, according to rescuers.
The fully vetted dog awaits a forever home with a secure yard — a must-have for his escape tendencies — in Morristown.
NorthStar Pet Rescue features adoptable pets Boochie, a 7-year-old mix working on leash manners, and Edna, a 13-year-old diabetic chihuahua needing a calm home (adoption fees are $425 for dogs up to 8 years old and $250 for older dogs) this week.
Expectant parents and families can join a Baby Beginnings Fair hosted by Project Self-Sufficiency in Newton on Thursday, Oct.
22 at 1 p.m. The fair offers free lunch, baby items, and guidance on early childhood development — local experts will help parents bond with their children.
Matt Cortina shared creative recipes that use pie pumpkins in cookies, chili, and roasted dishes—offering fresh culinary ideas for locals and a way to enjoy seasonal produce from North Jersey farm stands.
State officials announced on Thursday, Oct.
15 that individual health insurance plans will cost nearly 20% more in 2027, exceeding the national increase of about 14 to 15% (adding pressure on household budgets) for those buying coverage outside employer plans.
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