Morris Township Approves 14 Homes at 291 James Street, Including Three Affordable Units October 6, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris Township approved 14 homes at 291 James Street, including three affordable units. A formal resolution is still pending.
Morris School District Voters Approve $158.4 Million Bond Plan in Unofficial Results September 17, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morristown and Morris Township voters backed a $158.4M Morris School District bond plan, with $46.4M in expected state aid.
Toll Brothers Files 118-Townhome Plan for 300 Madison Avenue September 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Toll Brothers seeks approval for 118 townhomes at 300 Madison Avenue in Morris Township, including 24 affordable homes.
Morristown Teen Dies After Apparent Drowning at Jones Pond July 6, 2026 by Eric Blair An 18-year-old Morristown resident died after an apparent drowning at Jones Pond in Morris Township on July 4, authorities said.
Morris County Storm Recovery Continues as Flood Risk Returns July 6, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris County storm recovery continues as outages, road closures and park damage persist while a flood watch remains in effect Monday.
This Week in Morristown: Council Pay Plan, School Referendum and America 250 Events June 25, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. This week’s local Morristown news included council pay changes, school referendum updates, America 250 events, transit, and more.
Morris County Veterans Groups Meet to Strengthen Support Network in Morris Township June 23, 2026 by Eric Blair More than 60 veterans and service providers met in Morris Township to expand support, benefits outreach and community partnerships.
Brazil’s World Cup Team Trains in Morris Township as New Jersey Prepares for 2026 Matches June 4, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Brazil’s 2026 World Cup base camp in Morris Township boosts tourism, business activity, and global visibility for New Jersey.
Morris Township Primary Results Point to New Democratic Ticket for November June 3, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. Morris Township primary results show Lyon and Godwin leading Democrats, reshaping the Township Committee race for November.
This Week in Morristown: Honoring Tim Jackson, $155.7M School Budget, and Mt. Kemble Housing Suit Settled May 1, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. The community balanced honoring the legacy of a late civic icon with navigating major shifts in school funding, local housing settlements, and statewide affordability initiatives.
