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Wishbook helps bring community together
A husband and wife in Bernardsville working odd jobs hope a new computer will help their family interact better with the local school system.
Sidewalk sandwich boards approved by Franklin council
Anthony Albero hopes business at his health food store will pick up a bit now that the township is allowing him to put a sandwich board-type sign in front of his shop.
Thanksgiving Dining at Crystal Springs Resort
The Crystal Springs Resort , 1 Wild Turkey Way, Hardyston, is offering five unique dining options and an array of overnight packages for Thanksgiving.
Statewide organization honors mayor of Franklin
Mayor Brian Levine has been named 2009 Mayor of the Year by the New Jersey Regional Coalition.
Department veteran joins race for sheriff
A Sussex County sheriff's corporal with almost 20 years of experience in the department will run for county sheriff in 2010.
Township aims to improve community relations
Patrick high school senior guard Kyrie Irving, recruited to play basketball at Duke next season, starred in his school's rendition of Disney's High School Musical before the start of basketball season.
Mt. Olive police supervisor will run for Sussex sheriff next year
A Mount Olive Police officer got a head start on the 2010 election for Sussex County Sheriff by holding a fundraising kickoff Thursday night.
Franklin mayor honors veterans who 'bore the weight of a nation'
St. Patrick high school senior guard Kyrie Irving, recruited to play basketball at Duke next season, starred in his school's rendition of Disney's High School Musical before the start of basketball season.
Feds meets with NJ students over dance fight
Officials in a central New Jersey town plan to discuss forming a community relations task force after a fight broke out at a high school dance.
15 people evacuated in Franklin due to propane leak
Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald Emergency responders man a roadblock in Franklin on Monday night.
Financial workshops offered this month; food drive; Christmas items sought; Festival of Lights
Financial workshops to be held this month FRANKLIN a ' The Sussex County Coalition for Financial Education, a program of the Center for Prevention and Counseling, in conjunction with several local organizations, is sponsoring two upcoming workshops.
Somerset County Sheriff's Office
CHILD SUPPORT, 3:10 p.m. Oct. 20: Sheriff's Officers Frank Figel and Giacomo Crismale arrested Rachae Mohamad, 39, of North Plainfield at his place of employment in North Plainfield on an outstanding child support warrant.
Live United Celebration to honor volunteers
HANOVER -- United Way of Morris County will host its annual Live United Celebration from 5:30 to 8 p.m.Thursday, Nov.
PUBLIC URINATION, Five individuals have been charged with urinating in public. • Nino de Rivera Solano, 43, of Franklin , was charged at 1:58 a.m. Oct.
Costumes, curfews, and parades mark Halloween in Middlesex, Union counties
Gangs of witches, skeletons, ghosts, Power Rangers, ballerinas, football players, princesses and the occasional Barack Obama will be walking Central Jersey streets Saturday and many municipalities have events planned or curfews slated as Halloween approaches.
N.J. lawmakers ask Gov. Corzine to pardon ill Franklin man facing marijuana charges
A pair of New Jersey lawmakers are asking Gov. Jon Corzine to pardon a Somerset County man who is facing trial for growing marijuana to alleviate the symptoms of multiple sclerosis .
Franklin OKs master plan review
In order to plan for the future, Franklin Borough is taking lessons from its past.
The Warren County Library's Franklin Township Branch is closed...
The Warren County Library's Franklin Township Branch is closed because the connecting doors - linking the library and the Technical school has created a safety concern.
Franklin council mulls allowing some businesses extra time to pay increased taxes
A resolution to approve a tax payment plan for the owners of properties with assessments increased at 50 percent or more will be presented at Tuesday's Township Council meeting.