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Every now and again, 5 Cars likes to delve within the realm of imagination, and this week is one of those times.
Veterans to Be Honored at Morris County Memorial Day Ceremony
Fourteen local veterans will be recognized at the annual Morris County Memorial Day ceremony on Friday.
Stolen Tires, HS Student Parking Top Morristown News
GOP County Candidates to Face Voters' Questions Morris County Women's Republican Club hosting annual forum on May 21 in Morristown.
Biz Brain: Retirement savings for an infant
Q. I am looking to open a trust fund for an 8-month-old baby boy. I would like him to have something when he gets old enough to retire, but I'm not sure where to start.
Madison Area YMCA's Rosettes: first place at championships
Seventeen Level 6, five Level 7 and thirteen Level 8 Madison Area YMCA Rosettes gymnasts competed at the YMCA 2013 State Championship Meet hosted by the Madison Area YMCA in Madison on May 5. Gymnasts from three YMCAs in New Jersey competed alongside the Rosettes gymnasts.
Photo Flash: Tony Nominee Phillip Boykin Performs at Give My Regards to Broadway! in Morristown
Two standing ovations and a packed house greeted Tony and Grammy Award-nominee Phillip Boykin as he joined a slew of stars to salute a Century of Broadway Showstoppers in GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY! on Saturday, May 11, 2013, 7:30 pm, at the Morris Museum's Bickford Theatre, 6 Normandy Heights Road, in Morristown, NJ.
Family Sues Government, Killer To Stand Trial Tops News
Picatinny Shrapnel Victims Head Back to Court Jefferson's Angle family lost cat after test material flew through home, landed on child's bed.
Smartworld coffee: It ain't no Starbucks
Morristown, NJ rocks. I'm just going to start with that. Downtown boasts a movie-set-esque backdrop and crowds of citizens are walking down South Street shopping, dining and enjoying the weekend.
'Once Upon a Dime' exhibit teaches kids about money
Jenny Schweitzer, the education coordinator at the Morris Museum, recalls one student touring the new "Once Upon a Dime" exhibit and reasoning, "If I needed to save $10,000, I could do it in about a month, right?" "It's cute, but it's really hard to understand until you actually start earning money and paying bills," Schweitzer said.
Three college commencement ceremonies scheduled for today
Gwen-Marie Moolenaar, Ph.D., a 1962 graduate of the College of St. Elizabeth and the first black woman to receive a doctorate degree in neurophysiology in the United States will be the speaker at Saturday's commencement ceremony, one of three happening in northern New Jersey today.
Get tickets now for the Morris Arts' 30th Giralda Music and Arts Festival
Mark your calendars now and be sure to secure your tickets for Morris Arts' 30th Giralda Music and Arts Festival on Sunday, June 23, held at Giralda Farms Corporate Park, Dodge Drive/Madison Ave.
Every now and again, 5 Cars likes to delve within the realm of imagination, and this week is one of those times.
Summit Medical Group in Berkeley Heights and Morristown welcomes Dr. Rajesh Rao
Physiatrist and pain management specialist, Dr. Rajesh Rao, has joined Summit Medical Group.
Spargelzeit! White Asparagus Dinner at Chakra
On Thursday, May 30th, 7:00 p.m., Chef Thomas Ciszak will bring a taste of European spring to his next Fork & Cork dinner at Chakra Restaurant in Paramus, New Jersey.
Curtain falls Sunday on Morristown's long-running Clearview movie theater
In this 2000 file photo, ticket-taker Eric Glover of Morristown makes funny sounds and gestures to patrons as he takes their tickets at the Headquarters Plaza Movie Theater.
Bail lowered slightly for accused pot grower after lawyer says he 'needs to bury his wife'
MORRISTOWN - A Superior Court judge today lowered bail from $300,000 to $275,000 for a Rockaway Township man accused of operating a "sophisticated" marijuana production facility in his house, after his attorney asked for the slight reduction because he "needs to bury his wife." Darren Kent, 52, has paid off the mortgage on the house assessed at ... (more)
Shop 'Market in May' to Benefit Morristown Medical Center
Shopping can often be a weakness but there's a good excuse to open wallets and pocketbooks coming soon.
Morristown PD Seeks Tips on Recent Stolen Car Tires
Last Friday night, several car tires were stolen from parked vehicles in Morristown, said Morristown Police.
Mt. Olive teen accused of raping intoxicated girl may get charge dismissed
MORRISTOWN - A Mount Olive teenager accused of raping an intoxicated girl last September will get the case dismissed if he stays out of trouble for the next year, a Superior Court judge ruled today.