Oct 31, 2009 | Millville News
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.
Oct 31, 2009 | My Mother Lode
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.
Oct 31, 2009 | Daily Record
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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Swine flu emergency...Balloon boy documents...Arrest in priest's death
President Barack Obama is giving his health chief additional authority to deal with the swine flu outbreak.
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Church janitor arrested in killing of popular Chatham priest
Authorities have arrested a suspect in the killing of Roman Catholic priest Father Edward Hinds, who was found dead Friday in the rectory of St.
New Habitat home going up in Morristown
MORRISTOWN - When the 21 volunteers from Delta Dental of New Jersey arrived Friday at the Willow Street site where Morris Habitat for Humanities is building a new home, they were greeted by stacks of Styrofoam and plastic cement foundation forms, a saggy slope above the worksite, water underfoot and a pile of hardpacked soil that had to be moved.
Priest found slain in rectory of his NJ church - AP
A A A' A Catholic priest was found slain Friday morning in his clerical robes in the rectory of his northern New Jersey parish, and authorities warned that a killer was on the loose.
Program on sex in Morristown Saturday and Monday
For a number of Americans, sexuality can be a source of tension. Author John Maxwell Taylor takes the opposite stance.
$2.5M contract awarded for restoration of Morristown train station
MORRISTOWN - The NJ Transit Board of Directors on Wednesday approved a $2.5 million contract to restore the interior and exterior of the Morristown Station on the Morris and Essex lines.
Hispanic Heritage celebration held today in Morristown
MORRISTOWN -- The Neighborhood House will host an Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration today at 5:30 p.m. The event will be held in partnership with Morristown National Historical Park, Girls Scouts of Northern New Jersey, Country College of Morris, Prudential Insurance, Morris County Park Commission, Town of Morristown, Centro Biblico, PSE&G, ...
DWI cover-up costs 2 Randolph cops jobs
Two Randolph patrolmen were forced Monday to give up their jobs, put on probation for one year and ordered to perform community service for trying to cover up the drunken-driving arrest of a fellow officer's relative.
Injured wedding guest sues Hyatt Morristown for $1 million
A Manhattan woman who suffered a broken wrist during a wedding reception at the Hyatt Morristown last year is suing the hotel and Hyatt Hotels Corp for $1 million in damages, according to a report in the New York Post: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/suit_vs_wedding_break_dancer_NHcL7YMthBijizmaldhRzI Christine Mancison, 27, said she ...
Morristown Craft Market draws thousands, benefits charities
MORRIS TWP. - A total of 160 artists were showcasing their talents on Saturday at the 33rd annual Morristown Craft Market.
Morristown mayoral candidates tell Daily Record their plans
MORRISTOWN - The two candidates for mayor met separately on Thursday with the Daily Record's editorial board and discussed their views on development, immigration and other issues awaiting the successor to outgoing Mayor Donald Cresitello.
'Money Bus' visit to Morristown is a bust
MORRISTOWN - A national campaign to provide free financial advice that would normally cost hundreds of dollars suffered from low turnout at town hall Friday, and was forced to shut down a couple of hours after it started.
N.J. man hopes his rose bush makes Guinness
A northern New Jersey man thinks a rose bush that's climbing up the side of his home is a record-breaker. Robert Bendel expects to learn in three weeks whether the bush that he planted 15 years ago is the world's tallest.
Man charged with trying to steal syringes, assaulting nurse at Morristown Memorial
MORRISTOWN - A Morris Township man was charged Thursday with stealing syringes from the Morristown Memorial Hospital emergency room and assaulting a nurse who tried to stop him, police said.
N.J. man believes his rose bush is a record-breaker at 18 feet tall
Robert Bendel believes the rose bush he planted next to his Center Avenue home 15 years ago has record-setting potential.
Immigration advocates protest Morristown's 287(g) enforcement plan
MORRISTOWN -- Mayor Donald Cresitello is attempting to move forward a proposal to deputize local police as federal immigration agents, asking the town administrator to reach out to a police union that remains a stumbling block.
Victorian is part of Morristown history
You're invited to own a piece of Morristown history. The Wicklow House, circa 1865, is at 30 Miller Road.
Morristown fire causes no injuries, but snarls traffic
Firefighters rescued three people this morning from a second-floor apartment after a fire broke out in the building, authorities said.
Morristown firefighters revive victim of smoky blaze
Two Morristown firefighters revived a victim who had stopped breathing at a smoky fire on Logan Place this morning, according to authorities.
'Horseplay: A History of Equestrian Sports in New Jersey,' is on view through Jan.
Vernon man found guilty of sexual assault in Butler seeks re-trial
A Vernon man found guilty by a jury of sexually assaulting a woman in Butler is seeking another trial by claiming that Morris County jail officers tried to intimidate him into not testifying about a police officer.
As Morristown Mayor Donald Cresitello neared signing off on a federal program to deputize police as immigration agents, statewide immigration advocates today urged local and national officials to stop the effort before it starts.
Cops: Morristown man may be connected to 50 car break-ins
MORRISTOWN - A Morristown man was arrested and charged with burglarizing a car on Sept.
Cemetery treasurer admits in Morristown court to stealing more than $600K
The former treasurer of a New Jersey cemetery association has admitted stealing more than $600,000 in cemetery funds.
Dover man rejects plea deal in fatal drunken driving trial
A Dover man rejected a plea deal today in which he would have admitted to driving drunk and killing two teenage pedestrians in Kinnelon 2 1/2 and been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Ex-Mendham resident gets probation for inappropriate use of client money
A disbarred attorney was sentenced Tuesday to probation, 250 hours of community service, and given a suspended, 180-day stint in the county jail for misapplying $47,000 in settlement funds that belonged to three clients.
Mountain Lakes sues Boonton merchant over trash bag reimbursements
Mountain Lakes has filed a lawsuit against a Boonton businessman it claims agreed to sell trash bags to residents under the borough's solid waste plan but stiffed the borough $190,354 in sales between 2003 and 2008.
3 rescued from Morristown building
MORRISTOWN -- Firefighters had to use ladders to rescue three men inside their apartment after a fire broke out in the Tropico Restaurant on Morris Street.
Sunday Conversation: Paul Miller, head of Morristown's 'Sustainability' program.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another one of our 'Sunday Conversations' with a prominent Morris County person.
Morristown Hostage Situation Resolved; Telephone Call Was a Hoax
Morristown Hostage Situation Resolved; Telephone Call Was a Hoax By Office of the Morris County Prosecutor 10/2/2009 Morris County Prosecutor Robert A. Bianchi, Esq., Chief of Investigations William Schievella, and Morristown Bureau of Police Chief Peter Demnitz announce the response to a potential hostage situation which occurred last evening, ...
'Swatting' - pranks to prompt massive response - new problem for police
A report of a child being held hostage that forced the evacuation of an apartment house Thursday and prompted a massive police response was a 'swatting' prank, the Morris County Prosecutor's Office said.
Cops: Morristown man threatened roommates, officers with knife
MORRISTOWN -- A man who threatened his roommates with a steak knife at a Clinton Street residence was charged with aggravated assault with a weapon at about 9:15 p.m. Saturday, police said.
Morristown Rotarians Plant Flowers in Town
Morristown looked a little more colorful this past week as the many wooden barrels in the downtown area were sporting beautiful multi-colored bouquets of mums planted recently by the Morristown Rotary Club.