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Bio: Jake has been covering towns in New Jersey since 2007. He has a journalism degree from The College of New Jersey and worked at the Daily Record, Home News Tribune, Courier News and The Times of Trenton before coming to Patch in August 2011.
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Jake once hiked up Pyramid Mountain to Tripod Rock and has the pictures to prove it.
Judge orders psychiatric evaluation upon Donald Ebert's jail release after incident that triggered lockdowns at schools and ended after a standoff in Livingston.
Morris Township Planning Board offered comments on the plan Monday and said they would stay tuned for any concerns from residents who have not yet had a chance to review the project.
Shower was left running and flexible ducts were ripped from the ceiling, police said.
A look at what's going on this week in the Rose City.
A look at the week ahead in East Hanover and Florham Park.
One house sold last week in Madison.
Three open house in Madison this weekend.
A look at the week's top stories in East Hanover and Florham Park.
Special deal on a pair of tickets is announced.
Madison schools were locked down Friday as police in several towns searched for a man who was considered armed and dangerous.
High school was temporarily locked down Friday as police in several towns searched for a man who was considered armed and dangerous.
A look at the week's top stories in Madison.
The stories on East Hanover-Florham Park Patch that were viewed the most.
The stories on Madison Patch that were viewed the most.
Owner of multi-family home on Park Avenue that was destroyed by a fire is due back in court in three weeks.
Rosaria Andraka advised honors students and helped coordinate educational opportunities outside the classroom.
MTV series 'Snooki and JWoww' shot a scene at the Route 10 pizzeria.
Darren Dachisen was sworn in as head of the borough's police force.
Madison Schools Superintendent Dr. Michael Rossi said the district is working 'to ensure that there is never a similar occurrence' after the cafeteria served bagels with an employee's blood on them.
A special meeting has been scheduled for the end of February.
