Hi, my name is Vianella Burns and I'm your local editor for Morris County.
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Patch is asking candidates for their views on issues in the West Morris Regional District. Here are candidate Natasha Chandler's answers:
Delays are being reported on the northbound side of the highway on Thursday afternoon.
This weekend, step back in time and experience the captivating stories of the past with the Washington Township Historical Society.
John Tzimas, 17, has been missing since Friday, according to the Montville Police Department.
The Mendham Rotary is holding a diaper drive to assist families who struggle to afford items such as diapers and wipes.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Mendham Borough. Here are candidate Melissa Rawley-Payne's answers:
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Long Valley. Here are candidate Cynthia McConnell's answers:
PrimoHoagies, a gourmet Italian specialty sandwich chain, has officially opened in Morristown. Here are their grand opening specials:
Chakra Indian Cuisine, a brand-new Indian restaurant, will open at 5 Elm Street.
Cast your vote through Oct. 27 for the spookiest home in Washington Township.
NJ.com ranked the state's 14 best hot pot restaurants, and this beloved Parsippany spot is number 11.
October is almost over, which can only mean one thing: it's time to get spooky in Mendham and Chester.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in Long Valley. Here are candidate Marisa Baker's answers:
Administrators within the School District of the Chathams make more than $150,000 a year, according to new data.
Patch is asking candidates to share their views on issues in the West Morris Regional District. Here are candidate Sue Bliesath's answers:
Several northbound lanes remain closed, officials said. Use caution.
Township officials reinstituted the weekly farmer's market this year, and it has since been hailed as a success.
The candidates met last week and discussed a number of local issues, such as the hospital expansion, transparency and noise control.
Brian Kozub, 39, of Chatham, has been sentenced in connection with a stabbing that occurred on the Fourth of July.
Residents received a postcard from the school district last month regarding the two independent funding proposals.
