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Is the IRS trying to find you?
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for more than 200 taxpayers in Morris, Sussex and Warren counties who can claim their share of undelivered refund checks totaling more than $240,000, the agency announced.
A plan to merge Wantage and Sussex will not move forward.
A plan to merge Wantage and Sussex will not move forward. This after residents in Wantage overwhelmingly voted down the measure.
Local briefs for 11/3: Marionette show at Sussex school
The Friends of the Sussex-Wantage Library will welcome Robert Roger's Puppet Company for a free presentation of its tour de force marionette production at the Sussex Middle School auditorium Thursday at 11 a.m. The array of puppets includes not only clowns and acrobats, but also a carefully choreographed series of performances set to the classical ...
File Photo by Kelly Hill/New Jersey Herald Marge McCabe, administrator of the Sussex County Board of Elections, performs public testing on the iVotronic voting machines in preparation for last yeara s presidential election.
Flu clinic still has spots open
Photo by Anna Murphey/New Jersey Herald Nurse Linda Spear administers the swine flu nasal vaccine to Cameron Gaechter, 11, of Wantage, Tuesday at a clinic at the A&P in Wantage.
Grant will help counties combat homelessness
The Tri-County Collaborative, composed of United Ways of Sussex, Hunterdon and Warren counties, recently received a $2 million state grant to help prevent homelessness.
One Stop Center may lose Learning Link
From left, Sherri Endriket, of Stockholm, and Theresa Healey, of Highland Lakes, work on computers at the Learning Link lab at the One-Stop Career Center, in Franklin, which may close.
Hamburg woman faces forgery charges
A Hamburg woman has been indicted for allegedly borrowing $116,000 from a friend in Sussex Borough and falsely promising she'd be able to repay the loan with proceeds from a lawsuit settlement, according to court papers.
Emergency responders to be honored
The public is invited to memorialize 44 people who dedicated themselves to their communities at the ninth annual Sussex County Emergency Services Memorial Tribute Friday.
Should Sussex and Wantage merge?
By CHRISTINA TATU ctatu@njherald.com With the year-long consolidation study complete, Sussex Borough and Wantage Township residents will answer the question this Election Day: a oeShould Wantage Township and Sussex Borough consolidate into the Township of Sussex-Wantage?a The answer isna t simple.
Is Chris Christie's campaign the worst-run in New Jersey history?
Chris Christie, Republican candidate for New Jersey governor, listens to a question at an event in Edison.
Sussex Borough updates master plan
Just weeks before a referendum that will decide whether Sussex Borough and Wantage Township will consolidate, the Sussex Borough Planning Board has adopted an updated master plan.
Area hospitals score well on annual report
Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Both Newton Memorial Hospital, above, and Saint Clare's Hospital, in Sussex Borough, below, as well as Hackettstown Regional Medical Center, all scored near or above the state median scores in an annual report.
Job fair draws 500; market still difficult
Organizers of the ninth annual One Stop job fair are cautiously optimistic that the economy will begin to improve this year, but for many of the job seekers, the reality remains -- jobs are fewer and competition is tougher than ever before.
Other health news -- hospitals in Sussex County earn high marks in a state review.
Other health news -- hospitals in Sussex County earn high marks in a state review.
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Review: 'Turn of the Screw' in Sussex, N.J.
Henry James wrote "The Turn of the Screw" as a ghost story, but it turned out to be a psychological thriller.
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Catch 'Turn of the Screw' at Tri-State Actors Theater
"Turn of the Screw" at Tri-State Actors Theater opened this weekend, and you have many more chances to see it onstage.
Frelinghuysen meets the people
Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen took on health care policy, government spending and a gamut of federal issues Saturday before dozens of angry, yet civil, constituents who are fed up with the economic and political climate.
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