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Man has agreed to pay $2 million in overtime back wages and $1 million in damages to hundreds, the U.S. Department of Labor announced.
Borough man has agreed to pay $2 million in overtime back wages and $1 million in damages to hundreds, the U.S. Department of Labor announced.
Census data shows average travel time to work by ZIP code.
Utility details preparation efforts.
Census data shows average travel time to work by ZIP code.
Madison Board of Education officials expect to maintain staff and programs.
Pfizer's multi-billion-dollar animal health subsidiary is establishing its global headquarters in office on Campus Drive.
Madison's largest employer moving 1,000 employees from office campus, plans to sell property.
The borough's utility was dealing with a power outage Tuesday afternoon.
Weapons may be turned in for cash at St. Paul Inside the Walls on Friday as part of a program run by state, county and Madison officials.
Event at Plaza Lanes benefited Brooke Healey, whose story has inspired local fundraisers and caught the attention of a pop star and a Super Bowl champion.
The 5th Annual Easter Fun Fest, sponsored by the Madison Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for March 23.
Three houses sold last week in Madison.
A look at the week ahead in the Rose City.
A look at the week ahead in East Hanover and Florham Park.
A look at what's happening this week in the Rose City.
Five-bedroom Colonial is one of 13 open houses in Madison this weekend.
Slow week in the borough, but here's a snapshot of the movement next door.
Litigation against Morris Township over zoning change expected to continue.
Morris Township should reverse 'disastrous rezoning decision,' executive director of the New Jersey Highlands Coalition writes.
