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Morristown Boxing Club to hold first amateur fight at Neighborhood House
MORRISTOWN -- The Morristown Neighborhood House K.O. Boxing Club will host its first Amateur Boxing Show at 5 p.m. on Nov.
Chatham artist curates show for art-therapy program in Morristown
When Chatham resident Steven C. Fleisch, 53, lost his close friend Marge Beardslee to an eight-year battle with cancer in November 2004, he decided to channel his artistic abilities into helping others cope with similar diagnoses.
Nightmare on Bank Street: Mom and dad Kristin and Marco Monge recall the Nightmares on Elm Street and Before Christmas, respectively.
Morristown family seeks lost dog
We lost our dog July 23 and have been trying many different avenues to find him.
Wire shorts out, manhole cover blows, power goes out in Morristown
MORRISTOWN - Streets were closed and power was lost Thursday after a wire shorted out and caught fire under Ford Avenue.
Councilwoman: Fellow council member's arrest 'disappointment and embarrassment for Morristown'
MORRISTOWN - Town Council President John Cryan waived a first appearance in Municipal Court Monday on charges that he assaulted a police officer, according to court officials.
About 500 rally at 'Tea Party' in Morristown
MORRISTOWN - About 500 people gathered at the Morristown Green on Saturday for a rally hosted by a group called The Morristown Tea Party, part of nationwide anti-taxation protests advocating for a "clean sweep" of incumbents in Tuesday's general election.
Council president accused of assaulting cop
MORRISTOWN - Town council President John Cryan was charged with aggravated assault after allegedly attacking a police officer who had taken him to the Morristown Memorial Hospital emergency room early Saturday morning, after police picked him up outside a bar where they say he was "highly intoxicated." Detective Lt.
NJ.Com Reporter Uses Offensively Childish Term 'Teabagger' 7 Times in Story
To read the way Jamie Duffy of NJ.Com gleefully tossed around the crude and childish term "teabaggers" seven times in a local story about a tea party in Morristown, New Jersey, you would think she was some snarky teenage intern who enjoyed using that vulgar pejorative.
Details on arrest of Morristown Council President John Cryan
Morristown Council President John Cryan has been charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct after an incident early Saturday in which he assaulted a police officer, according to Morristown Police Detective Lt.
Slain NJ priest remembered for quiet wisdom
A Roman Catholic priest who was stabbed to death in his rectory was remembered Saturday as a"quiet voice of peaceful love" at his burial Mass in northern New Jersey.
In Morristown mayor's race, Democrat outspends 138-1
MORRISTOWN - Democratic mayoral candidate Tim Dougherty has outspent Republican candidate James Gervasio by a margin of more than 138-to-1 over the past few weeks, according to the latest campaign finance report released Wednesday.
Bail stays at $1M for suspect in killing NJ priest
A judge has ordered that bail be kept at $1 million for the janitor accused of killing a New Jersey priest by stabbing him 32 times.
Man dies while being restrained on Rt. 287 in Parsippany
PARSIPPANY - A 27-year-old Bernardsville man suffered a heart attack and died on the shoulder of Route 287 on Tuesday night as police attempted to restrain him after he jumped out of a moving car.
Morristown Mayor Cresitello accused of violating campaign finance laws
Four years after seizing Morristown's mayoral seat, Donald Cresitello could face penalties for allegedly violating campaign finance laws during his 2005 general election run.
Jose Feliciano to appear in court Thursday in death of the Rev. Edward Hinds
Jose Feliciano, of Easton, left, is charged with killing the Rev. Edward Hinds, of St.
Cop's leg broken, several officers assaulted in Morristown bar fight
MORRISTOWN - Several patrons of a Speedwell Avenue bar assaulted police in a fight that left three officers injured - one with a broken leg, police said.
Donation dependent, Canada's guide-dog schools struggle through tough times
Canadian schools that train guide dogs for the blind are feeling the effects of the global recession - a downturn experts fear could end up scuttling precious growth in a charitable industry that has only recently gained traction north of the border.
Suspect in Chatham priest's murder due in court today, 911 call being eyed
Morris County prosecutors and state police continued to investigate Monday whether a 911 call made by the Rev.
Taxes popular topic at Morristown debate
MORRISTOWN - Democrat Tim Dougherty talked about sharing services with the county and Republican James Gervasio called for a tax freeze during Thursday night's candidates' forum at the Thomas Jefferson School two weeks before the Nov.
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