Daily Record - Sat Nov 07
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for more than 200 taxpayers in Morris, Sussex and Warren counties who can claim their share of undelivered refund checks totaling more than $240,000, the agency announced.
Police seek suspects in tri-state break-in spreeRecordonline.com - The Times Herald-Record - Fri Nov 06
State police are asking the public to keep an eye peeled for a crew of daytime burglars who may be targeting homes in a swath from western Orange County to Sussex County, N.J., and Pike County, Pa.
Newton Memorial to build $8M medical center in HardystonNew Jersey Herald - Fri Nov 06
The future site of a Newton Memorial Hospital health and wellness center is currently a cornfield, center, off state Route 94 in Hardyston.
October marked by snow and sunNew Jersey Herald - Fri Nov 06
The first snow of the season fell in the county in the midst of autumn colors on Oct.
Farm and Horse Show Foundation to hold Christmas tree fund-raiserNew Jersey Herald - Thu Nov 05
Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Peggy Cofrancesco and the Sussex County Farm and Horse Show Foundation will hold a Festival of Trees fund-raiser Nov.
Frankford asked to repeal loitering lawNew Jersey Herald - Thu Nov 05
Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Anthony Scocozza, founder of the Culver Lake Crime Watch, talks about the causeway at Culver Lake where Frankford Township posted a oeNo Trespassinga signs in 2007 at the request of the group because of noisy late night parties on the spot.
Hampton voters pass LOSAPNew Jersey Herald - Thu Nov 05
The township's emergency responders are going to be compensated for their volunteer work.
Five hospitalized after inhaling toxic fumes at Vernon Township schoolThe Jersey Journal - Wed Nov 04
Five people were hospitalized today after inhaling toxic fumes that emanated from food steamer tables in the Vernon Township High School cafeteria, authorities said.
New Jersey votes to spend green to be greenNew Jersey Herald - Wed Nov 04
When all was said and done, New Jerseyans again decided to spend more green to be more green.
Incumbent Republicans come out on top in Hopatcong raceNew Jersey Herald - Wed Nov 04
Photo by Bruce A. Scruton/New Jersey Herald Richard Bunce, right, and Howard Baker congratulate each other after it was announced Tuesday night that they had won seats on the Hopatcong Borough Council.
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