Free Holiday Parking in Morristown Will Begin Dec. 11

TRENTON, NJ -- Individuals ages 65 years and older and those between the ages of 16-64 with medical conditions (defined by the CDC) that increase the risk of severe illness from the virus are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccination beginning Thursday, Jan. 14, according to Gov. Phil Murphy, who shared the news at his COVID-19 press briefing on Wednesday. The governor also announced that so far, New ...

NEW JERSEY — The threat of Trenton protests on Jan. 17 looms, following a massive insurrection at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. last week.

Gov. Phil Murphy and Colonel Pat Callahan, Superintendent of the New Jersey State Police, said Monday that NJ authorities are prepared and on high alert.

“We need to bat 1,000 every day. To the governor's point [we] will be prepared, and we trust ...

RANDOLPH GIRLS YOUTH LACROSSE—FREE CLINIC FOR NEW PLAYERS

The Randolph Girls Lacrosse Organization is offering a free introductory clinic for NEW PLAYERS ONLY for Randolph girls in grades 1-8. The clinic will be held on Saturday, February 6 from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm outdoors on the Freedom Park Turf field.

Equipment will be provided. Wear sneakers or cleats and bundle up for this fun event.  ...

NEW JERSEY — A new executive order will mean sweeping changes for the way teachers and students are evaluated for the 2020-2021 school year.

Gov. Phil Murphy, who has long said this isn’t a normal school year due to COVID-19, announced the changes during a Monday press conference on pandemic updates.

As part of the order, high school seniors won’t have to pass an exit test to graduate and ...

MORRISTOWN, NJ - New Jersey is now reporting vaccination numbers. As of Tuesday, January 12, the dashboard is reporting 219,126 first doses of the covid vaccine have been administered as well as 24,532 doses of the second dose.

In Morris County, the dashboard is showing that as of today, 17,861 dosesvaccines have been administered.

The phases of vaccination are as follows:

This site is ...

NEW JERSEY — Be sure to remember scout’s honor when seeking a COVID-19 vaccine in New Jersey.

Roughly 300 locations, including as many as six mega-sites, will rely on the honesty and goodwill of residents in its mission to vaccinate the 1A priority group: frontline healthcare workers, law enforcement and firefighters.

“We are trusting the integrity of all of you to do the right thing in ...

MORRISTOWN, NJ  - Randolph High School Student Katrina Lanese and Randolph Middle School Student  Priyasha Pal were among the students honored as the Mayo Performing Arts Center Music Students of the month of January 2021. Students were from Morristown, Parsippany, Boonton, Randolph, Mendham and Kinnelon.

Lanesa, grade 10  and Pal, grade 8,  were nominated by Diana May.

May said, " ...

Weis Markets, with stores in Randolph, Flanders and Hillsborough, have issued a recall for their Cookies and Cream Ice Cream and Klein's Vanilla Dairy Ice Cream. Both products may be contaminated with metal filling equipment parts, announced the FDA in a press release. 

The contamination was reported after a customer discovered an intact piece of metal equipment in the Weis Quality Cookies and ...

LITTLE FALLS, NJ -- Julian Leshay, an independent photojournalist, spoke with Executive Producer Brian Brodeur about his experiences taking photos at the recent Capitol Hill riot on January 6. Leshay gives viewers his insight into the scenes he witnessed and the images he captured on that fateful day. 

Leshay arrived in Washington, D.C. the day before, “to get the environment, to see what was ...

RANDOLPH, NJ- Virtual video conferences and meetings are everywhere these days due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, and the Randolph Township Council Reorganization meeting for 2021 was no different.  Held on Thursday Jan. 7, many topics were covered, including the appointing of the new Mayor Mark Forstenhausler and Deputy Mayor Marie Potter.

Outgoing Mayor Christine Carey opened the meeting, sharing ...