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).
District 26 assemblywoman's bill, A-4491, would allow residents to contribute to a fund to benefit research into children's cancers via their income tax returns.
Your daily planner for Jefferson Township includes a reminder for middle school band parents.
Your daily planner for Hopatcong and Sparta includes news of a makeup photo session for students at Hopatcong Middle School, a reminder of Wednesday's Sparta Planning Board meeting and sanitation pickup schedules.
Police said Brett Kelly was found last December under the influence and in possession of 15 folds of heroin.
Becki Parris, of Ledgewood, faces charges of burglary, criminal mischief and possession of burglary tools.
Christopher Gibney allegedly was driving under the influence and attempted to flee after being pulled over in Hardyston, police said.
Three Morristown men were stabbed in an Oct. 26 melee that broke out at Club 15.
The Spartans rolled past Englewood in the opening round last weekend.
Your daily planner for Hopatcong and Sparta includes information on Byram Bay Church's affordable food purchasing program and November Holidays Story Time at the local library.
Your daily planner for Jefferson Township includes a kindergarten preparation early reading session at the local library.
The Falcons end their 2013 season with a record of 7-3.
The Chiefs end their season, the first under head coach Jim Venturino, with a record of 6-4.
A Superior Court judge told John Davieau of Jefferson he will 'almost certainly' spend time behind bars.
A Superior Court judge told John Davieau of Jefferson he will 'almost certainly' spend time behind bars.
Longtime public servant suffered sudden heart attack Sunday.
Longtime public servant suffered sudden heart attack Sunday.
Longtime public servant suffered sudden heart attack Sunday.
Longtime public servant suffered sudden heart attack Sunday.
Longtime public servant suffered sudden heart attack Sunday.