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Could the Baby Formula Shortage End Soon? The FDA Believes it Will
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GET PAST PLASTIC: Most progressive bag ban law in the country begins in NJ this ...
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NJ Invests $10 Million into License Plate Recognition Technology to Combat Rise ...
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Parsippany Council Votes 4-1 to Keep $80,000 Employee Wellness Contract in ...
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Masks No Longer Required on Planes and Trains
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Morris County Adopts 2022 Budget Without an Increase in Tax Rate
By JON "FERRIS" MEREDITH
May 17, 2022WAYNE, NJ – New parents have been struggling to find formula to feed their babies ever since one of the largest manufacturers of several popular powdered baby formula products in the nation was shut down in February of this year. Shelves in Wayne grocery stores and pharmacies have been mostly bare, but action from the FDA is providing some hope that the shortage could end within ...
NEW JERSEY: The "Bag Up NJ" campaign is the New Jersey Clean Communities Council’s new single use plastic and paper bag ban outreach campaign, which has a simple message: Bring your own reusable bag(s) when you shop. This means you can still use plastic bags but it's a BYOB situation: Bring Your Own Bag. Starting on May 4, stores will no longer be allowed to ...
MARLBORO – A $10 million investment in automated license plate recognition (ALPR) technology has been announced by Governor Murphy's Office. The Governor, along with Acting Attorney General Platkin made the announced on Friday April 29. The investment is aimed at reducing violent crime and motor vehicle theft in New Jersey and will be funded through the federal American ...
PARSIPPANY, NJ - The awarding of a contract for an on-site Wellness Coaching Program for Township employees was taken out of the Parsippany Council's Consent agenda. New Councilman Justin Musella motioned to remove it so the $80,000 contract cost to tax payers could be discussed and debated among the Councilmembers and Mayor Barberio. The motion to remove was seconded by the other ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Effective immediately, masks will no longer be required to be worn on public transportation and in transportation hubs. The announcement came after the April 18 court ruling by a Florida Federal Judge.
"Effective immediately, TSA will no longer enforce its Security Directives and Emergency Amendment requiring mask use on public transportation and transportation ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ – Morris County’s 2022 Budget was adopted April 13 by the Board of County Commissioners, who held the tax rate stable for another year as they expanded funding for public safety and health, infrastructure projects, human services, education and economic development.
“Our 2022 Budget provides the high level of services Morris County residents ...
PARSIPPANY, NJ - The Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills held a ceremony on Saturday, April 2nd where they raised the Ukrainian Flag in solidarity with the people of Ukraine.
Mayor Jamie Barberio addressed the crowd at the event with the following speech:
We come together today in solidarity to support the Ukraine and its people who are fighting a war to defend their nation’s ...
PARSIPPANY, NJ - The Council of Parsippany-Troy Hills voted 5-0 to approve a new caterer for the Knoll Country Club.
The lack of a caterer to provide food and beverage at the Knoll Country Club has been a source of contention from residents for years.
The bids were taken and open on March 23, 2022. The new caterer that will be awarded the contract is Katina Caterers by Andreas ...