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Morristown Wed. Feb 11 2026

Gunfire During ICE Operation in Roxbury

ICE agent fired gun during Roxbury arrest attempt; NJ Attorney General opens independent investigation as residents cite video and demand answers

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Morristown Tue. Feb 10 2026

New Jersey Secures Agreement Safeguarding More Than $1 Billion in Federal Education Funding

Acting AG Davenport Secures Settlement with Trump Administration That Will Protect $1 Billion in Education Funding for New Jersey

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New Jersey Secures Agreement Safeguarding More Than $1 Billion in Federal Education Funding

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Morristown Mon. Feb 9 2026

Gateway Tunnel Funding Standoff Raises Stakes for New Jersey Commuters

President Trump has frozen billions for the critical NY–NJ rail tunnel and floated a deal linking its release to renaming major transportation hubs after himself.

Chris Connors Editor

Gateway Tunnel Funding Standoff Raises Stakes for New Jersey Commuters

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Morristown Wed. Feb 4 2026

New Jersey Joins 42-State Lawsuit Alleging Generic Drug Price Fixing by Novartis and Sandoz

State officials say the multistate complaint targets an alleged long-running conspiracy that inflated prescription drug costs for consumers, insurers, and public health programs.

Chris Connors Editor

New Jersey Joins 42-State Lawsuit Alleging Generic Drug Price Fixing by Novartis and Sandoz

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Morristown Tue. Feb 3 2026

Gateway Commission Sues to Unlock Hudson Tunnel Funds Before Feb. 6 Work Stop

GDC Sues U.S. DOT, Seeking Release of $205 Million for Hudson Tunnel Project as Feb. 6 Work-Stoppage Deadline Nears

Chris Connors Editor

Gateway Commission Sues to Unlock Hudson Tunnel Funds Before Feb. 6 Work Stop

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Morristown Tue. Feb 3 2026

Denville and NJ Transit Stuck in Snow Removal Dispute

Denville Moves to Put Snow-Removal Dispute on Record Along Route 53 Sidewalk

Chris Connors Editor

Denville and NJ Transit Stuck in Snow Removal Dispute

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Morristown Thu. Jan 29 2026

NJ Joins 22-State Coalition Challenging Federal Demands on Minnesota

Multistate letter urges AG Bondi and Homeland Security Secretary Noem to withdraw requests for Medicaid, SNAP, voter data & stop pressing Minnesota to change public-safety policies

John Lange Morristown Minute

NJ Joins 22-State Coalition Challenging Federal Demands on Minnesota

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Morristown Tue. Jan 27 2026

Federal Judge Restores $73 Million in EV Charging Funds to New Jersey

Court rules in favor of multistate coalition in lawsuit challenging Trump Administration’s suspension of infrastructure funding.

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Federal Judge Restores $73 Million in EV Charging Funds to New Jersey

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Morristown Tue. Jan 27 2026

Morristown Station, “The Metro” Projects Advance Near Train Station

Morristown Station brings 89 apartments and retail next to train station, while The Metro targets the Staples plaza site on Lafayette Avenue—two approvals reshaping our town.

Eric Blair Morristown Minute

Morristown Station, “The Metro” Projects Advance Near Train Station

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Morristown Wed. Jan 21 2026

Sherrill’s Day One as Governor: Six Executive Orders Cut Power Bills, Speed Up Permits, & More

Mikie Sherrill opened her administration by signing six executive orders, including declaring a state of emergency tied to electricity costs, pushing permitting reform, and more.

John Lange Morristown Minute

Sherrill’s Day One as Governor: Six Executive Orders Cut Power Bills, Speed Up Permits, & More

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Morristown Wed. Jan 21 2026

Murphy’s late-term education push brings back cursive and sets NJ on course for phone-free schools

Two laws signed in Gov. Murphy’s final days require cursive instruction in grades 3–5 and direct every district to restrict cell phone use starting in the 2026–27 school year

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Murphy’s late-term education push brings back cursive and sets NJ on course for phone-free schools

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Morristown Fri. Jan 16 2026

North Park Place Redevelopment Hits a Legal Wall as Owner Sues Morristown

A lawsuit challenges Morristown’s condemnation area designation for a key stretch by the Green, adding new uncertainty as the Town Council moves forward with a chosen redeveloper

Chris Connors Editor

North Park Place Redevelopment Hits a Legal Wall as Owner Sues Morristown

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