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Police 'Fishing Frenzy' Competition Returns To Mendham This Spring
Junior anglers are welcome to cast their lines for several types of trout at the fourth year of this community event.

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Junior anglers are welcome to cast their lines for several types of trout at the fourth year of this community event.

The Parsippany Neighborhood Watch formed last summer to put their concerns about home break-ins and vehicle thefts into action.
NYPD and city officials failed to disclose the disciplinary records of two cops testifying against Titus McBride, a judge found.
The Morris County Prosecutor's Office confirmed that a pedestrian was struck and killed Monday morning near a busy intersection.
"Miller by Marriage" crews have already shot some scenes at St. Elizabeth University and the Madison Hotel, and will continue this week.
A water main break on Friday caused customers to experience a loss in water pressure, and prompted a boil alert order for several days.
Dylan hopes to be the first Elks Hoop Shoot winner from New Jersey in more than 20 years. Here's more about the contest, and how to follow:
Security cameras from a Morris County coffee shop caught the startling moment when a magnitude 4.8 earthquake rolled through New Jersey.
As of the latest update, both smaller earthquakes measured magnitude 2.0 on the Richter scale.
Photo and videos show water gushing into the air from a crack in the road. Drivers should expect delays.
Everyone in the continental U.S. will see some of this celestial phenomenon. Here's what to expect in the Wayne area, and local events:
Everyone in the continental U.S. will see some of this phenomenon. Here's what to expect in Mendham and Chester, and some local events:
Everyone in the continental U.S. will see some of this celestial phenomenon. Here's what to expect in the Morristown area, and local events:
Everyone in the continental U.S. will see some of this celestial phenomenon. Here's what to expect in the Parsippany area, and local events:
More aftershocks are possible after Friday's earthquake in New Jersey, but the main concern for Wayne was flooded roads.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management said they did not receive any reports of "significant widespread damage or injuries."
A moderate earthquake was confirmed in New Jersey on Friday, with several smaller quakes following. More aftershocks are also possible.
Yes, that was an earthquake - and Chester Schools are under a shelter-in-place as of 10:40 a.m. Friday.
Police and first responders got the worker out of the tree and rushed him to Morristown Medical Center, where he later died, officials said.
The 39-year-old is also accused of asking the child to send him explicit photos, officials said.