Good morning, Morristown.

A list shows how New Jersey has served as a backdrop for many horror films, with classics like Friday the 13th and modern movies like Terrifier 2—Morristown was used in filming the Insidious series.

The list also details other films such as Amityville Horror and Creepshow that highlight the Garden State’s deep connection to horror cinema.

Dr. Donnette Green, a founder of the Guided Collaboration Collective, stayed in touch with her relatives in Kingston as Hurricane Melissa neared Jamaica and reports called it the worst storm the island has seen.

She said her nonprofit is collecting donations at three Golden Krust restaurants and will send needed items within the next week + the Kingston airport is closed.

Morris County approved Operation Green Light on Oct.

22 and will honor veterans by inviting residents, businesses, schools and community groups to shine green lights from Nov. 4 to Nov. 11—lighting buildings and homes in support. Participants can join by placing a green bulb in any window or public area and sharing photos with the county hashtag.

The Roxbury Township Health Department confirmed on Monday that a skunk found on Gordon Road in the Lower Berkshire Valley tested positive for rabies — officials urge residents to vaccinate pets and avoid contact with wild animals.

Residents are advised to monitor pet behavior and call the health department if they suspect exposure.

Jets center Nick Mangold died Saturday night after battling kidney disease while waiting for a transplant, and his death has led the New Jersey Sharing Network to urge local residents to register as organ donors at a Motor Vehicle Center+ or on their iPhone’s health app to save lives.

Rutgers will face Illinois at Gies Memorial Stadium in Champaign on Nov.

1 at noon ET as the Scarlet Knights try to build on their Oct. 25 win over Purdue and secure a key conference victory. The game will be broadcast on NBA and both teams expect a competitive contest—Illinois relies on strong offensive play while Rutgers looks to tighten its defense.

Morris/Sussex school officials asked local voters to choose the Football Player of the Week after standout games on Oct.

24 and Oct. 25, with performances from players like Michael Certo highlighted. The poll will close at 5 p.m. Thursday.