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Military mortar round found in Gillette section of Long Hill
A Gillette man cleaning out a shed recently found a military mortar round, prompting authorities to remove it for destruction.
Morristown Child Emancipation Divorce Lawyer Mediation Morris County New Jersey
The father wanted to declare his 18-year-old daughter emancipated and terminate child support payments.
Washington Twp. driver allegedly trying ...
A 19-year-old man who was allegedly trying to elude a Hackettstown police officer crashed his car into a telephone pole on Route 46 last night, injuring himself and his passenger, police said.
Morris County health report reveals need...
Morris County needs a better coordinated health care system, more health education and prevention programs and improved access to health care for less affluent residents, according to a report issued tonight.
David R. Mariani graduated from Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Va., with a degree in economics.
Man accused of Randolph teen's murder now waits on jury
If James Carl Zarate did not help murder neighbor Jennifer Parks, his convicted-killer brother must be a contortionist who could punch, stab, jab and choke the teenager all at the same time, a prosecutor argued Tuesday.
Accomplice who testified against Zarate gets probation
A Clifton man was sentenced today to one year of probation for helping Jonathan and James Zarate try to get rid of the body of a Randolph girl murdered by the brothers in 2005, after the victim's parents asked for leniency.
Judge stops Morris County man's release of 'Real Housewives' sex tape
PATERSON, N.J. - One of the stars of Bravo's "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" has stopped an ex-boyfriend from releasing a sex tape - at least temporarily.
Randolph man accused of running drug ring admits to weapons, drug offenses
An accused drug kingpin from Morris County pleaded guilty today to gun and drug charges, the Morris County Prosecutor's Office announced.
Morris County OKs $2M for historic preservation
Morris County approved $2 million worth of historical preservation grants for 30 projects Wednesday.
Charge: Tax officials stole from Elks to gamble in AC
An East Hanover resident pleaded guilty today to stealing from an Elks Lodge and has agreed to cooperate with the state in its prosecution of former Morris County Tax Commissioner Anthony Crecco on the same theft charges.
Immigration arrests 46 in NJ in street gang sweep
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents say they arrested 46 reputed gang members and associates as part of a statewide sweep in New Jersey.
Morris County jury hears closing arguments in James Zarate murder trial
Jurors in the Morris County murder trial of teenager James Zarate heard polar-opposite arguments today of whether he should be found guilty or acquitted of the killing and dismemberment of a Randolph girl in 2005.
Rockaway woman admits to $69,000 theft from fire company
A former, volunteer treasurer for Hibernia Fire Co. No. 1 in Rockaway Township pleaded guilty today to stealing $69,870 from the organization over a six-year period.
Madison financial adviser charged with aggravated assault on police
A 35-year-old Madison financial adviser was charged with aggravated assault on police officers after authorities found him inside a smoke-filled building in the borough, a spokesman for the Morris County prosecutor said today.
Morris County families celebrate dads and all they do
Da. Da-da. Daddy. Dad. Coach. Cash-dispenser. Chauffeur. His name and roles may have changed, but he has remained a constant.
Wedding planner David Tutera to be at Morris Museum 'Bridal Party'
With Celebrity Wedding Planner David Tutera's help, brides can turn 'any wedding into a fairy tale wedding and learn how to change the ordinary into the extraordinary,' says Kimberly Tauriello, public relations manager at Morris Museum.
Morris prosecutor: Madison fire under investigation
MADISON -- Authorities are currently on the scene of a fire that broke out this afternoon at a Main Street office building.
County election job remains, but why?
We just saw a great reason why reforming government is difficult. And it's called politics - no surprise there.
10-year-old boy dies of swine flu in Morristown
A 10-year-old Sussex County boy died of swine flu Wednesday at Morristown Memorial Hospital, making him the third person to die in New Jersey this year of the H1N1 influenza strain, the state Department of Health and Senior Services said Thursday.