Jessie Gomez
North Jersey News
Hardyston, NJ, United States
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Roe v. Wade protests and celebrations: Where people are gathering in New Jersey
Here's a list of gatherings, both celebrating and condemning the decision planned for today and this weekend. → Read More
Once the 'Pittsburgh of New Jersey', is Dover ready for a comeback as it turns 300?
Dover was once at the center of the iron mining industry. What does the future hold for this 300-year-old community? → Read More
Rutherford to host first PRIDEFest LGBTQ+ festival next month
The inaugural event coming in June is hosted by the Rutherford Pride Alliance and Rutherford Arts Council. → Read More
Garfield man shut his business amid pandemic. Now at age 66, he's graduating from college
Despite a pandemic, the end of his longtime business and the number of years since he was last in school, Philip Sanzari persevered to start something new. → Read More
American Dream reports nearly $60 million in losses in 2021
American Dream, the 3 million-square-foot retail giant and amusement center, drew in roughly $305 million in sales in 2021. → Read More
Mall safety is the 'number one priority' in North Jersey. How officials keep shoppers safe
Do you know what to do if you're in a mall and there is an active shooter? Security experts weigh in after American Dream mall shooting. → Read More
American Dream's new 'Dream Wheel' is open, and we got a chance to ride it
The massive 300 ft. observation wheel is now open to take guests on a 30-minute ride with views of the NYC skyline. → Read More
Englewood Cliffs GOP council member is latest in spate of resignations
Ramon Ferro's departure is the latest after a slew of resignations last year that involved borough officials and hired professionals. → Read More
Englewood Cliffs mayor says he'll work with Biden administration to welcome Ukrainians
Englewood Cliffs became the latest municipality to show its support for incoming refugees. → Read More
Morristown will accept cannabis business applications until April 13
Town officials will award licenses for two marijuana businesses to operate in downtown. → Read More
More sleep coming for Chatham students thanks to later start times next year
Schools will start later in the morning after district officials analyzed the impacts an early start to the school day has on high schoolers. → Read More
Randolph BOE deals with new controversy amid Rosh Hashana holiday cutback outcry
Emotions ran high at the meeting after board members announced Superintendent Jennifer Fano would take a "short term leave of absence." → Read More
NJ awards $1.3 million in grants to plant trees in urban areas. See the list
The state awarded 38 grants as part of Gov. Phil Murphy’s environmental justice initiatives in vulnerable neighborhoods. → Read More
Randolph BOE member failed to report $45,000 payments, prompts state hearing
By law, school officials must file a financial disclosure statement with the School Ethics Commission every year. → Read More
Morristown rejects airport's request for federal funds, requests a meeting
During Tuesday night's town meeting, council members unanimously opposed Morristown Airport's request for Federal grant funding. → Read More
More than 200 Morris County businesses apply for COVID relief help
On Feb. 14, businesses became eligible to apply for the Morris County small business grant program online. → Read More
Fair Share Housing lawsuit over NY Red Bulls training site in Morris Twp. moves forward
Fair Share Housing Center is asking the court to order Morris Township to recalculate its housing obligation based on the newly available land. → Read More
Morris County Sheriff seeks suspect involved in gas station safe robbery
A safe containing $30,000 to $40,000 was stolen from Morris Plains Liberty Gas & Convenience last week. → Read More
Randolph school district cuts Rosh Hashanah days off, community to protest changes
The cut was made last November after a survey sent to parents asked whether Randolph should keep the second day of Rosh Hashana as a day off. → Read More
Former Parsippany Mayor Frank Priore dies at 73
Former Parsippany Mayor Frank Priore, who served from 1982 to 1994, died suddenly on Monday at age 73. → Read More