Natalie Davis is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster, author, community activist and musician. She has more than 25 years of professional journalism experience, having worked as a reporter and editor in broadcast, print and new media. She has won awards for investigative reporting, interviewing and website design from numerous professional societies, including the Society of Professional Journalists. Her book, "Real Estate Career Launcher" (co-written with Kelly Tomkies), was published in 2011. Davis also is a mom and a songwriter and musician (singer-guitarist, primarily).
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The Morris County Office of Emergency Management offers guídelines for surviving winter weather than literally can kill you.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
The measure, passed unanimously by the state Senate in September to honor the late Parsippany assemblyman, now goes to the governor for his signature.
Christopher J. Brock made $450K by illegally re-selling his boss' textbooks, which were labeled as free educational samples for college professors.
Jake Stuiver said 'the time has come to move on' and called his last 18 months on the board 'extremely challenging.'
Six Sparta homes and two in Hopatcong went off the real estate market recently.
Four J-Town homes went off the real estate market recently.
The board said its decision was not a judgment against presumed front runner, Parsippany Councilman Paul Carifi Jr., and that they expect he will apply for the job.
