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Lost suitcase causes scare at Boonton Twp. bank
A Bank of America customer who accidentally left behind a suitcase containing documents while using an ATM prompted a bomb scare at the Powerville Road branch last week, police said.
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1910 Fruitgum Company plays on in Boonton
Remember the '60s? Remember the music? Remember the dark side of the music? "It wasn't a time when things were so cool - the Vietnam war, race riots.
NAI Hanson Tapped to Market Proposed 2,400 SF Industrial/Warehouse/Office Facility in Roxbury, NJ
NAI James E. Hanson, a leading New Jersey-based commercial real estate firm, announced today that it has been appointed the exclusive sales agent of one-half acre of land, which is located at 1 Orben Drive in Roxbury Township, New Jersey.
Boonton declares 'Independents' week
To celebrate Boonton's locally owned independent businesses, Mayor Cy Wekilsky has proclaimed July 4 through 11 'Boonton Independents Week.' The celebration began on Saturday with 'Celebrate Your Independents' Activities' at the Boonton Farmers Market.
Dorian Veliky looks like a happy powdered-sugar-covered camper as she enjoys a zeppole at the Donaway picnic in Boonton.
Boonton Twp. man offers support for pancreatic cancer patients
BOONTON TWP. -- After two kidney transplants - one in 1995 and another in 2004 - Dennis Disken of Boonton Township may have figured he'd had his share of medical trouble.
Continue reading "Candidate must look outside sales box"
TODAY'S HIRE ME APPLICANT Robert Lamken has been searching for a job, using the common search engines, internet sites, headhunters and business contacts of which most job hunters are aware, all to no avail.
David R. Mariani graduated from Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va., with a degree in economics.
Runaway bulls in Boonton cause traffic jams
It took more than an hour for police to corral two bulls that busted out of a Rockaway Valley Road farm earlier today, one of them causing two brief traffic jams, authorities said.
'Faerie Elaine' returns to the Garden State
It's summertime, the only time New Jerseyans get to hear their native daughter - Elaine Silver - perform live at local venues.
Cardinale halts Herbert nomination
Some political conflicts never go away: State Sen. Gerald Cardinale today opposed the nomination of the State Senator he unseated 28 years ago to serve as the Morris County Superintendent of Elections.A The Senate Judiciary is considering 78-year-old Frank Herbert , who represented Bergen County in the Senate from 1978 to 1982, for the ...
Redistricting could give Webber a Senate seat
One of the perks of being the new GOP State Chairman: Assemblyman Jay Webber gets to appoint the five Republican members of the Legislative Redistricting Commission, which will redraw districts for the 2011 elections.A That could help Webber move up to the State Senate.
Deal offered in Wild West shooting
By TOM HOWELL JR. thowell@njherald.com The corporations that own and operate Wild West City, in Byram, would have to pay a fine and implement safeguards under a plea offer for the 2006 shooting that seriously injured an actor at the theme park, attorneys said Monday.
Woman crashes into Boonton Twp. barn
BOONTON TWP. - A Kinnelon woman who fell asleep behind the wheel and crashed into a dilapidated barn across from the recently restored Oscar Kincaid Home on Powerville Road this afternoon escaped with minor injuries, authorities said.
Morris County Republicans are fuming over Gov. Jon Corzine's nomination of a former Bergen County Democratic state senator to the post of county superintendent of elections.
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Television Facing Upstream Battle
Suggesting that streaming media may be on the verge of taking over much of broadcasting and cable's business, a new study forecasts that it will grow at a compound annual rate of 27 percent over the next five years and generate more than $78 billion in revenue.
Seminars to focus on small business
The Department of Community Affairs' Main Street New Jersey Program will present three regional training seminars this week to assist local small businesses succeed in today's volatile economy.
Bucco, Pennacchio oppose Medicaid rate changes
PARSIPPANY -- The Republican state senators from Morris County have expressed their opposition to proposed changes in Medicaid rates that would cost St.
Fried to Fight for Weekend Trains
What's wrong with this picture? You could only see a train coming into Glen Ridge station Monday through Friday.
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