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Benjamin Moore
On behalf of the community, Mayor Nicastro would like to extend his sincerest gratitude for the opportunity to tour the Benjamin Moore facility located at 360 Route 206 Flanders. It was truly enlightening to see firsthand the dedication and expertise that goes into producing their renowned products. Nicastro stated, “I...
MO Woman who Inspires and Uplifts Named Humanitarian of Year
Whether it’s through her teaching, volunteering, rescuing animals, and helping at the food pantry and even community gardening, Heidi Caruso is one fine human!. Caruso of Budd Lake has been nominated for Humanitarian of the Year by the Mt. Olive Area Chamber of Commerce. The community was set to gather on Wednesday, June 12, at the Chandelier in Flanders at The Business and Humanitarian event to recognize her as one of the recipients of the 2024 Business and Humanitarian Awards.
Temporary Route 15 bridge opens early, easing traffic nightmare
The southbound drive on Route 15 through Jefferson is back to normal, six weeks after a 124-year-old Morris County bridge was closed due to structural concerns. A temporary bridge opened Sunday, five days ahead of schedule, officials said. Thousands of cars had been detoured onto local streets starting June 4,...
Friends of Hathorn to honor fallen Battle of Minisink soldiers
The annual ceremonies honoring Warwick’s fallen soldiers and veterans of the Minisink Battle take place July 20 and 22. The Friends of Hathorn invite the community to attend one, to remember our local founding veterans: July 20 at Minisink Battleground Park in Sullivan County at 4 p.m.; July 22 at 11 a.m., at the Minisink monument/gravesite in Goshen, opposite 101 Main St.; and July 22 at 6:30 p.m., at the Hathorn gravesite at Warwick Cemetery, featuring a group reading of Hathorn’s “Battle of Minisink” report.
Hayden Williams-Downing becomes the champion of champions in the javelin with JavFest gold
Really, it only took one throw for West Linn incoming senior Hayden Williams-Downing to crown herself as the No. 1 high school javelin thrower in the country. On Saturday, competing as a member of the Super Thrower Track Club, Williams-Downing recorded a throw of 157 feet, one inch in her first attempt at the 2024 American JavFest in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. It was good for the lead after the first round of competition and it was good for the national crown as Williams-Downing won gold at the event.
Second annual Slate Belt Pride held in Bangor, organizers plan community center for at-risk youth
BANGOR, Pa. — Northampton County’s LGBTQ+ community turned out Saturday for the second annual Slate Belt Pride festival — an effort to create visibility and acceptance in a conservative region of the Lehigh Valley. “The goal of today is to bring our community together,” said organizer Marc...
2 Lane Temporary Bridge Open on Route 15 in Jefferson
JEFFERSON, NJ – The much-anticipated temporary bridge over the Rockaway River on Route 15 is now operational according to New Jersey Department of Transportation. Two lanes are open one week ahead of the initial schedule. Route 15 was closed in the area on June 4 when the road was found to be unsafe. The issue arose during the construction of a new bridge to replace the 124-year-old bridge. That construction is ongoing.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The new bridge construction “will continue on an accelerated schedule to meet the original expected completion time...
NJ locks up child rapist who got busted for dealing drugs
🔴 NJ man busted for drugs also found to be child abuser. 🔴 Child sex abuse content discovered, more charges filed. A 32-year-old Morris County man initially busted for dealing drugs and then found to be a child abuser has been sent to prison for over two decades.
Library event shows Long Valley locals what their keepsakes are worth
WASHINGTON TWP. - Long Valley had the equivalent of an Antiques Roadshow on Saturday, July 13. Residents visited the Washington Township Public Library with their treasured keepsakes and curious novelties wondering about their value. Although they may not have liked what they heard, nearly everyone who showed up received some good advice on cashing in what may have been gathering dust in their attics and garages.
No bids force Washington Twp. to revisit EV charging stations
WASHINGTON TWP. - A plan to install electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Rock Spring Park died when the proposal drew no bids, Township Business Administrator Charles Daniel said during the Wednesday, July 10 Township Committee work session. “At this point there is nothing in the works to move forward...
Morris Dems Hispanic Caucus Kick-Off Event Triumphs Under Brian Varela’s Leadership
MORRIS COUNTY — Under Brian Varela’s leadership, the Morris Dems Hispanic Caucus (MDHC) Kick-Off Event, held on Saturday, July 13, was a remarkable success, attracting over 70 attendees from Wharton and its surrounding areas. The MDHC’s commitment to fostering community engagement and inclusivity was evident as the event met and exceeded its goals. The initiative to form the Wharton Democratic Committee received enthusiastic support, establishing a solid foundation for future civic involvement.
Crows Attends Formal Reactivation of Restored Century-Old Hopatcong State Park Fountain in Roxbury
ROXBURY, NJ – The long-dormant, recently restored fountain at Hopatcong State Park in Landing was officially reactivated Tuesday morning at a celebration that culminated a decade of planning. The fountain gushed to life again exactly 99 years to the day that it was first activated as part of a...
Underground Legacy Operator Buds Bus Busted in North Jersey
The underground legacy operator Buds Bus was busted in North Jersey in West Milford in Passaic County. They had been operating openly for some time. Locals had become upset and notified the town council. Buds Bus had been operating multiple buses in different locations. According to their website, they had buses stationed at five permanent […] Source: Underground Legacy Operator Buds Bus Busted in North Jersey from Heady NJ
McDonald's application hearing delayed for a second time
MORRIS PLAINS - The Planning Board had to delay its review of an application for a McDonald’s on Monday night, July 15 when the applicant failed to submit the application materials on time. The applicant is seeking to convert the shuttered Friendly’s restaurant at 415 and 433 Speedwell Ave....
For the 48th year, the Freedom Festival and Parade were a hit in Randolph
RANDOLPH TWP. - Let the celebration begin!. The annual Randolph Freedom Festival, hosted by the Randolph Kiwanis Club at the County College campus, was held Thursday, July 11 through Saturday, July 13. The event had food, amusement rides, live music and fireworks. HELP SUPPORT OUR WORK: You obviously care about...
NPS: 79th person since 1980 drowns in Upper Delaware River with no life jacket
A man who was rafting on the Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River (UPDE) went for a swim but became the 79th drowning victim in the Upper Delaware since the National Park Service started keeping record in 1980. UPDE Superintendent Lindsey Kurnath reported to the Upper Delaware Council on July...
Pickleball courts won't replace Long Valley dog park
WASHINGTON TWP. — It's back to the drawing board after the Township Committee dropped plans Wednesday, July 10 to build a pickleball court where the former Long Valley Dog Park was located on Fairmount Road. Mayor Matt Murello and the Township Committee learned this past week that projects using...
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