COVID-19 Call Center Opens at Morris County Library

PARSIPPANY, NJ – Black community leaders participated in a virtual roundtable discussion hosted by Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11) of Feb 17 that focused on the disparate impacts of COVID-19 on communities of color. The group proposed solutions to address the barriers that exist in terms of access to healthcare, support and opportunities for COVID-19 relief.

“Communities of color ...

RANDOLPH, NJ- The 2021 winter sports season has not been kind to any of the Randolph High School teams, as multiple schedule changes and twice getting shut down for a two-week stretch due to Covid-19 in the schools left little time for practice or games.

The Lady Rams basketball team has struggled to find their way when they did finally get on the court for games, as the chaos of the schedule ...

“March rolls in like a lion, and out like a lamb”.  While generally attributed to the weather, this saying might as well be depicting the mortgage rates over the past few weeks.

The interest rates for mortgages are closely tied to the US 10-Year Treasury Note. The Yield for this note hit an all-time low of 0.54% on March 9, 2020, as news of a global pandemic was sending shock waves through the ...

RANDOLPH, NJ- Each year, the Randolph Boys & Girls Basketball Committees offer for sale it’s annual Hoops Card; a savings “club” card that offers excellent discounts to local restaurants and other fine establishments. Over the past 27 years, the proceeds from the fundraising card has resulted in significant improvements and upgrades to the basketball program here in town.  While this year's ...

TRENTON, NJ -- Anyone planning a wedding can expand the guest list now, following Gov. Phil Murphy's COVID press briefing in Trenton on Wednesday, when he announced that wedding receptions may proceed at 35% of a venue’s indoor capacity (up to 150 persons) and up to 150 people outdoors. Indoor receptions must abide by indoor dining guidelines. Attendees must wear face covers unless seated and ...

RANDOLPH, NJ—The Randolph High School Boys basketball team scored a convincing win against Chatham on Monday, February 1 at Randolph High School. After the Rams won the first two games of their season, they went on a three-game skid and got back in the win column with a dominant victory last night.  

The Rams opened the game like they were shot out of a cannon, scoring 18 points in the first ...

RANDOLPH, NJ- Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time. To support that mission locally, each year the Randolph Kiwanis club runs two major fundraisers (the Morristown Craft Market and, in partnership with Randolph Township, the Randolph Freedom Festival). However, both events were canceled and all club activities came ...

MORRISTOWN, NJ - Morris Arts has awarded grants totaling $61,200 to Morris County Art Organizations. Of the 28 organizations that received the grants, 12 are from Morristown. 

According to the organization, the grants help support visual arts, theatre, dance, instrumental and choral groups, museums, and broad-based community arts programming which, in turn, enable thousands of people ...

RANDOLPH, NJ—Members of the RHS Speech and Debate team successfully competed in Harvard University’s first-ever virtual speech and debate tournament.  Held from Feb. 12-15, the 47th Annual Harvard National Forensics Tournament, which Harvard hosted online this year, is the biggest and most globally diverse competition of the year for high school students.

“I would say Harvard this year was a ...

RANDOLPH, NJ — New Jersey will expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility later this month to millions more people including teachers, the homeless and clergy, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday.

Educators have been among the groups lobbying for higher prioritization. As of March 15, K-12 educators and school support staff will qualify for shots. Exactly how the state will allocate proper doses is ...