Career Pathways Night Set for May 7 at Morris County School of Technology April 28, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Career Pathways Night is for students, parents and adults considering a career change, with representatives from more than 40 organizations expected.
Randolph Ordinance Updates: New Fees, Lot Grading, Food License and Pay Rules April 27, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Randolph Township posted new ordinance notices covering fees, lot grading, food licenses, employee pay, and Sussex Turnpike zoning actions.
NJ Opens $250k Municipal Tree Maintenance Grant Program April 27, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey offers $250K in municipal tree grants for pruning and removal projects through its Urban & Community Forestry Program.
NJ Construction Labor Violations Halt Newark Projects April 27, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey construction stop-work orders hit New York contractors on a Newark apartment project over wage, payroll, and labor violations.
This Week in Morristown: Major Political Shift, Budget Updates & Community Safety Alert April 24, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Key updates on political shifts, municipal budgets, public safety incidents, environmental concerns, and major local events in Morris County.
Morris Twp 2026 Budget and Cap-Bank Ordinance Approved April 23, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris Twp 2026 municipal budget and ordinance to exceed state budget cap and create a cap bank were approved.
70k New Jerseyans Lost Health Coverage Since January as Premiums Rise April 23, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Nearly 70k in NJ lost health coverage since January as premiums skyrocket following end of federal tax credits.
State Budget Proposal Would Bring Family Connects NJ to Morris County in 2027 April 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. NJ’s FY2027 budget proposal expands Family Connects NJ to Morris County in 2027, bringing free nurse home visits to families with newborns.
NJ Transit’s World Cup Plan Will Cost and Inconvenience Commuters April 23, 2026April 21, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Transportation to MetLife Stadium for the FIFA World Cup could cost you over a hundred dollars and create chaos for regular commuters.
School Budget Paradox and Retail Closures: Congressional Election, $158M School Referendum, and Federal DOJ Litigation April 21, 2026April 17, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. In this podcast: a special election, the “perfect storm” in local education, a federal lawsuit against Morris Plains, and a national trend of retail closures impacting Morristown and NJ.
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