Good morning, Morristown.

North Jersey native Drew Pisarra has released a new book that examines Vincent Price’s film legacy and theatrical flair; his play Price-in-Purgatory will be revived early in November by ARTS 14C.

New Jersey figures show that online gambling revenue increased 13% in September to nearly $275 million while Atlantic City casinos earned about $228 million from in-person gaming, and sports betting revenue dropped.

The shift to digital platforms highlights changes in the state gaming market.

NJDEP warns motorists to slow down as fall deer mating season boosts white-tailed deer activity, increasing crash risks during morning and evening commutes.

The agency said the peak period runs from mid-October through mid-December, with earlier sunsets after daylight saving time ends Nov. 1.

Gov. Sherrill announced the New Jersey Supercomputer Initiative with more than $125 million in public and private funding to boost advanced research and job training.

The project will combine work from eight universities + key private supporters and will start operating its system in 2027.

NJ Transit experienced train cancellations on Oct.

20 due to missed crew shifts, affecting local riders after efforts by former Gov. Murphy had temporarily improved service. The agency has not yet provided clear answers or announced steps to resolve the issue.

Morristown girls soccer teams advance in two tournaments with finals set for Saturday, Oct.

24. In the HWS final, Vernon faces 11th-seeded North Hunterdon while in the MCT final, Chatham meets West Morris at Roxbury — with NJSIAA brackets to be released on Oct. 28.

Mountain Lakes’ Ian Johnson won the boys race at the Morris County cross country championships held at Central Park, while Montville’s Gabriella Pelov led the girls team to a title, their first since 2001 and 2002.

Mendham runners also posted strong finishes in a tightly contested meet.