Morris Plains News

Centenary College's 2014 graduates are: Nicholas Bach, and Michael A. Nicosia, of Parsippany; Richard I. Thomas, John E. Titus III, and Tara DeGeorge, of Morris Plains.

Visions Federal Credit Union continues to expand its footprint in New Jersey. Tri-Co Federal Credit Union in New Jersey merged into Visions on Tuesday.

Parsippany Police were called to the scene of a motor vehicle accident on New Road, on the Route 280 overpass, the night of June 19. According to police, a vehicle had been rear-ended by Noel Loran, 51, of Lake Hiawatha., who reportedly attempted to leave the scene of the crash.

During last week's meeting of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Town Council, residents spent a considerable amount of time voicing their opinions about the possible acquisition of approximately nine acres of undeveloped land identified as Block 421, lot 29, fronting on Intervale Road.

FAR HILLS - A section of Route 202 will close for the summer starting Monday while a culvert is replaced, according to the state Department of Transportation.

Adath Shalom in Morris Plains has been named Morris County's first ABLE congregation, meaning it meets specific criteria to welcome individuals and families with disabilities.

Jessica Ariel Berns, of Parsippany, graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science in interdisciplinary liberal studies from James Madison University.

MORRISTOWN - A Florham Park couple is suing their former babysitter, saying she stole inherited family heirlooms -- gold jewelry and a gold watch - from their home.

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June is Adopt a Cat Month and local pet shelters are gearing up for the cats that are expected to end up in their care.

Yorke Road resident reported to Mountain Lakes Police on May 5 that items had been taken from two vehicles parked in her driveway during the previous evening.