Livingston
Livingston Faces Utility Upgrades, Sports Rivalries, and Legal Charges
Recent developments in Livingston include PSE&G infrastructure investments, high school soccer competition, and a former wrestling coach facing assault charges.
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Madison
Madison office hits full occupancy as students head to college and Elks host Oktoberfest
A Madison office building reached 100 percent occupancy while local students enrolled in universities and a community Oktoberfest is scheduled for October.
Morris
Mosquito treatments set for Thursday; historic tree planting planned
Morris County officials schedule early morning pest control while a ceremony marks the nation's 250th anniversary with thirteen new trees.
Developing Story
Governor Sherrill signs bill allowing plug-in solar panels for NJ residents
The new Garden State Balcony Solar Act removes regulatory obstacles so New Jersey residents can purchase and use portable solar devices to generate their own electricity.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Faces School Start Time Debate, Assault Charge, and Local Business Claims
Residents navigate a student-led push for later school hours, a violent street fight involving a local man, and allegations against a salon owner operating in the township.
Boonton
Boonton Fire Department Marks 135th Year With Parade and Carnival
The Boonton Fire Department celebrated its 135th anniversary with a Labor Day parade down Main Street and a carnival at the high school field featuring rides and food.
Boonton
Boonton Fire Department Marks 135th Year With Parade and Labor Day Carnival
The Boonton Fire Department celebrated its 135th anniversary with a parade down Main Street and a carnival at the high school field featuring rides, games, and food.
Denville
Denville Police Report Multiple Arrests as Township Secures Historic Land
Recent law enforcement activity on Route 46 and Interstate 80 resulted in several charges while the township completed a major land preservation deal.
Development & Housing
NJ-11 sees new wellness space bid, carbon capture plant, and worker ownership bill
From a women's health center seeking zoning in Verona to a major carbon capture facility in Bridgewater, the district faces shifting development and policy landscapes.
East Hanover
East Hanover set for road work, mosquito treatments and business awards
Residents face upcoming road construction on Ridgedale Avenue, multiple mosquito control operations, and two major business award events at Hanover Manor this fall.
Developing Story
Driver fleeing ICE stop crashes into East Brunswick mayor's wife on Route 130
An unauthorized immigrant fled a targeted ICE operation in North Brunswick, speeding through a red light and striking the vehicle carrying Dr. Penelope Cohen.
Chatham
Moms for Liberty Sues Chatham Schools Over Transgender Privacy Policy
A national group filed a federal lawsuit challenging a district policy that allows staff to keep transgender student identities confidential from parents.
Chatham
Moms for Liberty Sues Chatham Schools Over Transgender Student Privacy Policy
A federal lawsuit filed Aug. 25 challenges the district's policy allowing staff to keep a student's gender identity confidential from parents.
Developing Story
ICE places detainers on two women charged after Jackson baby dies
Federal immigration authorities have issued detainers for two women held in Ocean County Jail following a fatal crash that killed a nine-month-old boy in Jackson.
Developing Story
Governor Sherrill Signs Data Center Transparency Law Completing Four-Part Plan
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation requiring data centers to disclose water and energy use, finalizing a four-part plan outlined in May.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs data center reporting bill into law
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation on August 27 requiring data centers to report energy and water use to the Board of Public Utilities.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs data center transparency law requiring usage reports
Governor Sherrill signed legislation on August 27 mandating that New Jersey data centers report water and energy use to the Board of Public Utilities every six months.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs data center reporting bill at South Brunswick event
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed Senate Bill 3379 on August 27, 2026, mandating that New Jersey data centers report energy and water usage to the Board of Public Utilities every six months.
Developing Story
School workers face uncertainty over 2027 health insurance costs
A proposed 34 percent rate hike and a bureaucratic stalemate leave roughly 200 New Jersey school systems without clarity on premiums as open enrollment approaches.
Butler
Booker unveils NJ campaign team; Lodi family seeks home for military books
Senator Booker announced his 2026 Senate race staff while a Lodi resident listed a thousand-book collection for local sale.
Glen Ridge
Surrogate Darling speaks at Glen Ridge event; residents seek mosquito advice
Morris County Surrogate Heather Darling joined business leaders at a record-breaking awards breakfast in Glen Ridge while new residents report significant mosquito issues.
Mountain Lakes
Mountain Lakes football team wins opener; YMCA seeks fall staff
The Mountain Lakes high school football team defeated Jefferson in its season opener while the local YMCA begins hiring for after-school programs.
Developing Story
Investigation launched into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell over conduct allegations
Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell faces a probe led by former Attorney General Christopher Porrino regarding inappropriate behavior and potential ethics violations.
Developing Story
Residents oppose data centers as developers push back against local bans
Local opposition to AI infrastructure has grown intense, with critics calling it a moral panic while developers refuse to accept municipal rejections.
Livingston
Livingston Faces Coach Assault Charges Amid Utility Upgrades and Tech Deals
A former wrestling coach with local ties faces sexual assault charges while the township sees infrastructure investments and new business leadership.
Madison
Madison marks 51st Bottle Hill Day with Bicentennial theme and fall library classes
The borough prepares for its signature October street festival celebrating America's 250th while local groups launch autumn cultural events and beautification projects.
Morris
Rockaway Officer Charged with Warning Suspect Before Raid
Morris County officials say a Rockaway Township police officer warned a suspect of an upcoming raid, leading to obstruction and drug charges.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield residents face ICE arrests, school start time debate and local safety issues
Recent federal immigration raids, a fatal hit-and-run involving a Bloomfield man, and ongoing student-led efforts to change high school schedules are shaping the current landscape in Essex County.
Boonton
Boonton Council Seat Filled as Locals Rally for Candidates and Community Needs
Republican Mark Wrobel was sworn in to fill a vacant council seat while residents navigate local fundraising, safety incidents, and community events.
Boonton
Boonton Council Seat Filled as Family Seeks Van Funds and DWI Arrest Made
Republican Mark Wrobel takes office following Mayor Wekilsky's death while local families seek aid for medical transport and police address a three-vehicle crash.
Denville
Denville sees land deal, arrests, tax sale notice, and market debate
The township secured historic land while residents face new criminal charges, a tax auction, and questions about local business rules.
Development & Housing
NJ Landlords Must Allow Balcony Solar Panels Under New Law
A new state law requires landlords and homeowner associations to permit balcony solar panels, offering renters a path to lower electricity bills while other districts grapple with data center proposals.
Dover
Dover sees new restaurant opening alongside rise in DWI arrests
Station Burger opens on East Blackwell Street while police report multiple intoxicated driving incidents and secure a grant for enforcement.
East Hanover
East Hanover Prepares for Fall Roadwork and Mosquito Treatments
Residents in East Hanover face a busy schedule of mosquito control operations, road repaving on Ridgedale Avenue, and upcoming business award ceremonies at Hanover Manor.
Environment & Energy
Sherrill signs balcony solar law and PFAS apparel ban for NJ residents
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation on Sept. 1 allowing portable solar panels for renters and banning PFAS in clothing, impacting energy access and consumer safety.
Florham Park
Celularity Deal Promises Jobs as Florham Park Prepares for Fall Events
A major biotech manufacturing agreement could bring hundreds of jobs to Florham Park, while local residents prepare for mosquito treatments and community gatherings.
Hanover
Hanover Township Faces School Bond Vote and Mosquito Control Operations
Residents in Hanover Township are preparing for a January school bond referendum while county crews manage mosquito spraying schedules across the area.
Immigration
ICE Raids and Protests Shake NJ-11 as Federal Enforcement Intensifies
Recent federal immigration raids in Morristown and arrests of local workers have sparked community protests in Montclair and Bloomfield while lawmakers demand answers on detention conditions.
Jefferson
Jefferson Township Council Race Opens as Local Groups Host Fall Events
Three candidates vie for an open council seat while local churches and schools launch fundraising drives and community gatherings.
Little Falls
Local Reports Cite High-Pressure Tactics and Safety Issues at Little Falls Businesses
Residents share concerns about aggressive sales practices at a Toyota dealership and serious health violations at a local coffee shop.
Maplewood
Maplewood officials block developer from removing 271-year-old tree
Town leaders intervened to stop the destruction of a historic London plane tree on Pierson Road after a developer sought to subdivide the land.
Mendham
Mendham Area Faces Earthquake, Blood Shortage, and Storm Threats
Federal officials reported a minor earthquake in Morris County while local organizers held a blood drive to address shortages caused by recent severe weather.
Millburn
Millburn Breaks Ground on $1M Playground and Secures $25M for Theater
The township launched a new inclusive playground project at Taylor Park while the Paper Mill Playhouse received state funding for major renovations.
Montclair
Montclair Faces Herbicide Violation, Crime Incidents and Community Events
Mayor Baskerville confirms a pond herbicide breach of town law while police report recent crimes and local groups promote art and sports.
Montville
Marotta Controls secures Navy contract as Montville community groups rally
Aerospace firm Marotta Controls wins a U.S. Navy contract for jammer technology while local clubs support nonprofits and school jobs open.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains sees retail sale, food grant, and mosquito control updates
A major shopping center sold for $60.5 million while local residents face new mosquito spraying schedules and a significant hunger relief grant.
Developing Story
Jackson, East Brunswick, Stafford ban data centers as NJ nears 40
Three New Jersey towns voted to ban data center construction in late August, joining a statewide movement driven by concerns over energy use and rising electric bills.
Chatham
Chatham Schools Face Legal Challenge as Rankings Shift and Library Plans Unfold
A federal lawsuit targets Chatham schools over activism while local rankings change and residents review library renovation plans.
Chatham
Chatham Schools Face Federal Suit While High School Ranks Drop
A federal lawsuit targets Chatham schools over activism, while new rankings place the local high school behind Newark's Science Park.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs executive order to continue Judicial Advisory Panel
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed Executive Order 22 to maintain the panel that evaluates candidates for state court appointments.
Developing Story
ICE places detainers on two women charged after baby dies in Jackson crash
Federal immigration officials have issued detainers for two non-citizens arrested following a fatal crash at a Jackson grocery store that killed a nine-month-old boy.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs bill mandating data center reporting in NJ
Governor Sherrill signed legislation requiring data centers to report water and energy usage to the Board of Public Utilities twice a year.
Developing Story
Morris School District referendum asks voters for $158.4M bond on Sept. 15
The district has launched an information-only campaign ahead of the September vote, detailing proposed projects and holding public forums to explain the plan.
Butler
Booker unveils NJ campaign team; Lodi family seeks home for military books
Cory Booker announces his 2026 Senate race staff while a local family in nearby Lodi looks to sell a massive collection of World War II history volumes.
Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove faces school referendum vote and mayor town hall this week
Residents prepare for a September ballot on $62.2 million in school improvements while Mayor Joseph Maceri hosts a public meeting at the municipal building.
Glen Ridge
Surrogate Darling speaks at Glen Ridge event as residents report mosquito surge
Morris County Surrogate Heather Darling joined a business panel at the Glen Ridge Country Club while new residents seek advice on local pest control.
Mountain Lakes
Mountain Lakes Football Tops Jefferson as YMCA Seeks Fall Staff
The Mountain Lakes high school football team secured a season-opening victory while the local Lakeland Hills Family YMCA begins recruiting for its fall youth programs.
Developing Story
New Jersey loses 25,600 jobs in July as unemployment dips slightly
State data shows a sharp drop in nonfarm employment for July while the unemployment rate fell to 4.4 percent.
Developing Story
Residents fear data centers as developers push AI projects
Local opposition to massive AI facilities has grown into a widespread backlash against invasive infrastructure.
Livingston
Livingston firms expand while former coach faces assault charges
Local businesses announce new hires and major deals as prosecutors charge a former wrestling coach with sexually assaulting a teenager in a hospital parking lot.
Madison
Madison Library Announces Fall Minicourses, Church Choirs Plan Evensong
Residents can attend new five-week classes at the Madison Public Library or join a candlelight service at Grace Church as local groups prepare for autumn events.
Morris
Dover Police Report Multiple DWI Arrests and Child Endangerment Cases
Recent traffic stops in Dover have led to arrests for driving while intoxicated, false identification, and child endangerment following a crash involving minors.
Developing Story
Sherrill signs bill mandating data center reporting in NJ
Governor Mikie Sherrill signed Senate Bill 3379 on August 27, 2026, requiring data centers to report energy and water usage to the Board of Public Utilities every six months.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield residents face assault charges, school start time debate, and local safety updates
A Bloomfield man faces aggravated assault charges after a fight in Montclair, while students push for later high school start times and neighbors gather for National Night Out.
Boonton
Boonton Council Seat Filled as Local Family Seeks Van Funds
Mark Wrobel was sworn in to fill a vacant council seat while a local family raises money for a wheelchair-accessible van and residents discuss local bagel quality.
Boonton
Boonton sees new council member, DWI arrest, and local community updates
Republican Mark Wrobel fills a vacant council seat while residents navigate recent traffic incidents and seek support for local families.
Denville
Denville Faces Tax Sales, DWI Arrests, and Cottage Food Debate
Residents navigate new tax lien auctions, a series of recent traffic arrests, and a push to allow local cottage food sales at the farmers market.
Development & Housing
NJ-11 sees office repositioning and clean energy program updates
Major leasing at Iselin triggers amenity upgrades while state agencies adjust solar funding to lower costs for businesses.
Dover
Dover Pub Closes After 47 Years as Police Target Impaired Driving
The Quiet Man Irish Pub ends its run in Dover while local police secure funding for sobriety checkpoints and residents face new legal challenges.
East Hanover
East Hanover Prepares for Fall Roadwork and Mosquito Treatments
Residents in East Hanover face a busy schedule with upcoming road repaving on Ridgedale Avenue, multiple mosquito control treatments, and two major business award events at Hanover Manor.
Environment & Energy
NJ-11 Faces Severe Weather Threats Amid Clean Energy Push
Severe storms threaten the district with flooding while state programs and utility pilots aim to lower energy costs and boost resilience.
Florham Park
Florham Park businesses expand while residents face mosquito treatments
Local companies announce major tech and manufacturing deals, athletes win national medals, and county crews schedule mosquito spraying in the borough.
Hanover
Hanover Township sees road work, mosquito control, and local awards
Residents face fall paving on Ridgedale Avenue while county crews treat mosquitoes and local businesses host mentorship programs.
Immigration
ICE Raids Hit Morristown and Montclair as Federal Enforcement Intensifies
Federal agents detained workers in Morris and Essex counties while state officials challenge federal grant conditions tied to immigration enforcement.
Jefferson
Jefferson Township Hospital Opens Hybrid Suite; Police Boost DWI Enforcement
New medical capabilities arrive at Jefferson Washington Township Hospital while police secure funding for increased impaired driving patrols on Route 15.
Little Falls
Little Falls firm expands legal team while local cafe faces serious allegations
Scarinci Hollenbeck adds four litigators to its Little Falls office, while a former employee warns residents about safety and labor issues at Forum Coffee.
Maplewood
Maplewood officials block developer from removing 271-year-old tree
Town leaders halted plans to cut down a historic London plane tree at 62 Pierson Road after Anthony Nardone sought approval for new homes.
Mendham
Mendham Area Faces Quake, Blood Shortage Amid Weather Shifts
Federal officials confirmed a minor earthquake in Morris County while local organizers held a blood drive to address shortages caused by severe weather.
Millburn
Millburn Breaks Ground on $1M Playground; Paper Mill Gets $25M for Renovations
New inclusive playground construction begins at Taylor Park while the regional theater secures state funding for a major entrance overhaul.
Montclair
Montclair sees fire displacing families, assault charge and new restaurant plans
Recent weeks in Montclair brought a house fire that displaced three families, an aggravated assault charge following a downtown fight, and news of a new ramen concept opening nearby.
Montville
Montville sees political activity, business expansion, and community support
From a new aerospace manufacturing push by Marotta Controls to local charity drives and upcoming school jobs, Montville residents are navigating a mix of economic growth and civic engagement.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains residents face mosquito spraying, community events this month
From early morning pest control treatments to annual ceremonies honoring veterans and overdose victims, Morris Plains hosts a series of scheduled public events.
Developing Story
NJ Transit loses $4 million on World Cup but riders won't pay
The agency recovered 93 percent of costs for the tournament, with advertising and real estate revenue covering the deficit rather than commuter fares.
Developing Story
Jackson joins East Brunswick, others in wave of NJ data center bans
New Jersey is nearing 40 municipal bans on data centers as Jackson Township and Middlesex County towns vote to restrict construction amid resident concerns.
Developing Story
NJ removes 5,100 noncitizens from voter rolls after MVC software error
Governor Sherrill announced the removal of 5,100 registrations and noted that 340 individuals had cast ballots before officials identified the glitch.
Developing Story
New Jersey loses 25,600 jobs in July as unemployment rate dips slightly
Preliminary data shows a sharp drop in nonfarm employment across Morris, Essex, and Passaic counties despite a small decline in the state unemployment rate.
Chatham
Chatham Skater Wins National Title as Library Renovation Plans Unfold
An 18-year-old Chatham resident captured a national figure skating title while local residents gathered to discuss major changes at the Library of the Chathams.
Chatham
Chatham Skater Wins National Title; Library Renovation Draws Residents
Local figure skater Lydia Castelblanco claims a national championship while Chatham residents gather to discuss library plans and new health screenings.
Developing Story
NJ school health plan rate hike vote deadlocked
The state commission overseeing benefits for educators tied on a proposed 34 percent premium increase, delaying the decision until September.
Butler
Booker announces campaign team for 2026 Senate race with eye on 2028
Senator Cory Booker has unveiled a new statewide campaign structure led by Adam Silverstein, signaling a coordinated Democratic effort that may serve as a springboard for future presidential ambitions.
Cedar Grove
Rodgers lists Cedar Grove home for $15M; ambulance unit stays active
NFL star Aaron Rodgers is selling his estate after three years, while local officials confirm continued emergency services coverage.
Livingston
CoreWeave secures $2.6B loan as Livingston tech and real estate markets shift
Livingston-based CoreWeave expands AI infrastructure with a major financing deal while local commercial properties change hands across the district.
Madison
Madison Sees Film Production Surge Amidst Tragic Death and Economic Updates
The Borough of Madison is promoting itself as a filming hub while local authorities investigate a death in a park, alongside new library programs and bank designations.
Morris
Morris County sees new safety laws, historic markers and community awards
From a proposed paddleboard safety bill following local deaths to a Revolutionary War marker and college leadership honors, Morris County residents face significant changes.
Developing Story
Second Delaney Hall death reported as NJ probe intensifies
ICE acknowledged a second detainee death linked to the Newark facility this month while state officials investigate conditions.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield Avenue sees ICE detentions and school schedule debates
Recent incidents on Bloomfield Avenue include worker detentions, a cafe closure debate, and student-led efforts to shift high school start times.
Boonton
Boonton Republicans Rally for Council Slate as Wrobel Takes Oath
Mark Wrobel was sworn in Monday to fill a vacant council seat, and Mayor Jim Lynch hosted a fundraiser Thursday despite stormy weather.
Boonton
Boonton Republicans Rally for Council Slate as Wrobel Takes Oath
Mark Wrobel was sworn in Monday to fill a vacant council seat, followed by a fundraiser at Mayor Jim Lynch's home where supporters gathered despite summer storm conditions.
Denville
Denville sees surge of DWI arrests and eluding charge this month
Police reports from August show multiple intoxicated driving stops on Route 10 and Route 53 alongside a grand jury referral for an explosives case.
Development & Housing
Morristown redevelopment and Parsippany housing projects advance across NJ-11
SJP Properties plans a major Morristown project with 200 units while Lexica Parsippany opens its doors, as state leaders discuss the broader challenge of affordability.
Dover
Dover Pub Closes After Decades; Police Get Grant for Sober Driving
The Quiet Man Irish Pub ends a 47-year run in Dover while local police secure funding to target impaired drivers and residents face new legal challenges.
East Hanover
Morris County schedules multiple mosquito treatments for East Hanover woods
The Morris County Division of Mosquito Control has scheduled several early morning and evening adult mosquito control treatments in East Hanover due to rising populations.
Environment & Energy
NJ-11 Faces Severe Storms as Energy Costs and Battery Plans Shift
Residents in Morris, Essex, and Passaic counties face a severe weather threat on Thursday while state officials advance home battery programs and local gas prices remain steady.
Florham Park
Florham Park sees business growth and mosquito control measures this summer
Local residents face increased mosquito spraying schedules while major employers expand operations and new community events return to town.
Hanover
Hanover Township Faces Mosquito Treatments and I-287 Lane Closures
Residents in Hanover and East Hanover are preparing for multiple mosquito control operations, bridge construction delays on the interstate, and recent police incidents involving drug charges.
Immigration
ICE Raids and Legal Battles Shape Immigration Debate Across NJ-11
Recent ICE detentions in Montclair and Hackettstown have sparked economic fear, while state officials challenge federal grant conditions.
Little Falls
Scarinci Hollenbeck expands Little Falls office amid Forum Coffee allegations
A major law firm in Little Falls adds four litigators while a local coffee shop faces serious accusations regarding food safety and employee treatment.
Maplewood
Maplewood Community Rallies for Chef After ICE Detention
Local restaurant workers and officials in Maplewood have mobilized following the detention of a chef by federal agents, while town leaders also blocked plans to remove an ancient tree.
Mendham
Mendham Patriots Red lose championship game to Parsippany RedTails
The Chester Mendham Patriots Red fell in a close final against the Parsippany RedTails, ending their inaugural season with a runner-up finish.
Montclair
Montclair sees ICE detentions at Raymond's as Sherrill signs health care bill
Two workers were detained by federal agents in Montclair while Governor Mikie Sherrill visited to sign new legislation protecting state health care access.
Montville
Montville sees business expansion and local charity support
A Montville-based aerospace division expands production while a women's club doubles its donation to Rose House.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains: Quiet Summer Push, Veterans Day and Fall Sports Signups
Residents face a voluntary noise reduction campaign while local groups honor veterans with lunch service and prepare for fall youth soccer clinics.
Morristown
Morristown sees new housing plans, food truck reopening and sheriff promotion
A local developer is set for a major redevelopment project while a beloved eatery returns after a fire and law enforcement marks an internal advancement.
Nutley
Nutley sees property sale, film screening and food week plans
A mixed-use building sold for $1.63 million while residents prepare for a library event and an annual dining celebration.
Public Safety
NJ-11 Police Get Grants for DWI Enforcement as Health Officials Warn of Virus
Morris County departments received funding to target impaired driving while health officials urge caution over West Nile virus in Hopatcong.
Randolph
Randolph mourns Sgt. Crowley as community faces arrests and new plans
The township honors a fallen police officer while residents navigate recent criminal incidents, upcoming youth sports meetings, and national celebration events.
Rockaway
Rockaway Borough Sees Clerk Appointment and Local Law Enforcement Promotion
Amanda Nevins is set to become Rockaway's new municipal clerk while Andrew Ledet, a local resident, advances his career with the Morris County Sheriff's Office.
Rockaway
Rockaway Township and Borough See Staff Changes, Industrial Sale
Local updates include a new municipal clerk appointment in Rockaway Borough, an industrial property sale on Pine Street, and law enforcement promotions affecting the district.
Developing Story
NJ removes 5,100 noncitizens from voter rolls after MVC software error
Governor Mikie Sherrill announced Wednesday that New Jersey has removed thousands of ineligible voters following a registration glitch at the Motor Vehicle Commission.
Developing Story
New Jersey loses 25,600 jobs in July as unemployment rate dips
State officials suggest job losses may be overstated even as preliminary data shows a sharp decline in nonfarm payrolls.
Chatham
Chatham High School Ranks Below Newark's Science Park as Library Renovation Plans Unfold
New rankings place Chatham High at No. 38 in New Jersey while residents gather to discuss library renovations and new local dining options.
Chatham
Chatham High School Ranks Below Newark's Science Park as Library Renovation Plans Unfold
New rankings place Chatham High at No. 38 in New Jersey while local residents gather to discuss library renovations and new dining options arrive.
Developing Story
Second July death at Delaney Hall fuels calls for facility shutdown
ICE acknowledged a second detainee died in July after release, prompting renewed demands from lawmakers to close the Newark detention center amid growing scrutiny.
Developing Story
NJ removes 5,100 noncitizens from voter rolls after MVC software error
Governor Mikie Sherrill announced Wednesday that New Jersey has removed thousands of ineligible voters following a Motor Vehicle Commission registration glitch.
Developing Story
NJ teachers face stalled vote on massive health insurance hike
A state commission deadlocked on a proposed 34 percent premium increase for school employees, leaving districts in limbo as January approaches.
Developing Story
Second July death at Delaney Hall fuels calls for facility shutdown
ICE acknowledged a second detainee died in July, prompting renewed demands from Democrats and a state civil rights probe into conditions.
Kinnelon
Kinnelon Fair Highlights Local Concerns on Health Care and Education
A recent post from a visitor at the Kinnelon Fair notes conversations with residents expressing dissatisfaction with current health care and public education systems.
Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove retains Montclair Ambulance Unit amid local updates
The Cedar Grove Township has confirmed its continued partnership with the Montclair Ambulance Unit while residents navigate a week of diverse community news.
Livingston
Livingston sees major retail sales and CoreWeave AI expansion
A $2.6 billion loan for Livingston's CoreWeave joins a wave of commercial real estate activity including new leases and property sales in the township.
Madison
Madison Sees Film Production Surge Amid Tragic Death and Land Preservation Push
The borough is balancing a new wave of movie production with an ongoing investigation into a missing person's death while local groups fight to save woodland.
Morris
Kura Sushi Opens in Parsippany as District Sees Library Plans and Film Shoots
New dining options, community library renovations, and movie production are among the latest developments across Morris County towns this week.
Developing Story
ACLU-NJ Sends Letter to ICE Over Delaney Hall Visitation Policies
The ACLU of New Jersey raised constitutional concerns about visitation at the Newark facility following a detainee death and recent protests.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield residents face tax hikes and school schedule debates
Local concerns mount over a reported 12% property tax increase, while students push for later high school start times.
Boonton
Boonton sees DWI arrests, historic farm stand reopening and community fundraiser
Recent reports from Boonton detail two separate driving while intoxicated incidents involving local residents alongside a downtown business rally for a family in need.
Boonton
Boonton sees historic farm stand reopen amid DWI arrests and local fundraisers
The Valley Farm Stand has reopened at a historic site while recent traffic incidents involving Bonton residents have led to multiple intoxication charges.
Denville
Denville Police Report Multiple DWI Arrests and Explosives Case Update
Recent police activity in Denville includes several driving under influence arrests, a grand jury referral for an explosives case, and community support events.
Development & Housing
NJ-11 Housing Prices Rise as West Orange Faces Builder Lawsuits
Statewide home prices climbed in July while West Orange grapples with affordable housing deadlines and legal challenges from developers.
Dover
Dover sees pub closing, new apartments and recent arrests
A historic Dover Irish pub closes after decades while a luxury apartment complex opens nearby as local police report several traffic-related incidents.
East Hanover
East Hanover faces mosquito treatments and Novartis job cuts
Residents in East Hanover are navigating scheduled county mosquito sprays while local business leaders gather for events at a time when Novartis announces further layoffs.
Environment & Energy
NJ-11 Energy and Environment: Water Fears, Fusion Push, Green Loans
Residents in Morris County face water extraction concerns while Newark secures a record green loan for studio upgrades and state leaders advocate fusion energy.
Florham Park
Florham Park sees new clinics, school pact as mosquito spraying ramps up
Residents face increased mosquito control treatments while local businesses and schools expand services across the borough.
Hanover
Hanover Township sees arrests, awards, and road work this month
Local police report multiple arrests for DWI and drug possession while township officials honor long-serving employees ahead of scheduled highway closures.
Immigration
ICE detention issues and housing concerns dominate immigration debate across NJ-11
Residents in Morris, Essex, and Passaic counties face new questions as ICE operations expand, a local bartender is released after months of detention without cause, and state officials link migration to the ongoing housing shortage.
Little Falls
Little Falls law firm expands while local coffee shop faces serious allegations
Scarinci Hollenbeck adds four litigators to its Little Falls office as a former employee warns residents about safety and labor practices at Forum Coffee.
Maplewood
Maplewood Officials Protect Historic Tree as Community Rallies for Detained Chef
Local leaders blocked a developer from removing a 271-year-old tree while neighbors gathered to support a chef detained by federal immigration agents.
Mendham
Kean resumes campaign trail at Mendham July 4 parade
New Jersey Republican returns to public campaigning in one of the nation's most competitive House races during a local holiday event.
Millburn
Millburn Paper Mill Playhouse Gets $25 Million for Renovations
The state has awarded a major grant for theater upgrades while local voters face key decisions on affordable housing and municipal control in the upcoming election.
Montclair
Montclair Faces Water Conservation Push Amid Local Incidents and Events
Residents are asked to conserve water as police report a pharmacy fight, a motorcyclist crash, and new cultural events begin in the area.
Montville
Marotta's Motorfox division expands aerospace production capacity in Montville
A Chaska-based electric motor developer and Marotta Controls division is increasing U.S. manufacturing to serve defense clients while local politics heat up.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains sees new wellness studio, veterans event and fall sports
Residents in Morris Plains are preparing for a busy late summer with a new fitness center opening, a major veteran appreciation gathering, and the start of youth soccer registration.
Morristown
Morristown Events: Oyster Fest Returns and Veterans Honored
Residents can look forward to a returning seafood festival, school supply giveaways, and ongoing arts initiatives as summer activities continue in downtown Morristown.
Developing Story
N.J. launches civil rights probe into Delaney Hall after detainee deaths
The state Attorney General's Office has opened an investigation into GEO Group following three recent deaths at the Newark ICE detention facility.
Nutley
Nutley mixed-use building sells for $1.63M; library hosts 'Rust' screening
A commercial property on East Centre Street changed hands in August while local residents prepare to see award-winning filmmakers at the public library.
Public Safety
Public Safety Incidents Range from Road Rage to Fatal Boat Crash Across NJ-11
Recent reports detail a fatal boat crash involving intoxication, a Tesla crashing into a home, and multiple traffic incidents including road rage in the district.
Developing Story
ACLU-NJ challenges ICE visitation rules after Delaney Hall detainee death
The ACLU of New Jersey sent a letter to Immigration and Customs Enforcement regarding constitutional concerns over visitation at Delaney Hall following the death of Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo.
Developing Story
ICE reporting rule change may have hidden Delaney Hall detainee death
A new ICE policy no longer requires public review of deaths after detainees are released, raising questions about a second fatality at the Newark facility.
Developing Story
ACLU Challenges ICE Visitation Rules After Plainfield Man Dies at Delaney Hall
The ACLU of New Jersey sent a letter to Immigration and Customs Enforcement regarding constitutional concerns after Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo died in custody, prompting his family to demand answers.
Developing Story
ACLU Challenges ICE Visitation Rules After Delaney Hall Death
The ACLU of New Jersey sent a letter to ICE regarding constitutional concerns over visitation policies at Delany Hall following the death of Edwin Lopez-Cornejo.
Developing Story
ACLU Challenges ICE Over Delaney Hall Death and Visitation Rules
The ACLU sent a letter to ICE regarding constitutional concerns at Newark's Delaney Hall following the death of Edwin Jovanny Lopez Cornejo, whose family alleges medical negligence.
Chatham
New Cheesesteak Spot Opens Aug 15 While Library Hosts Free Bone Screening
Namkeen founders bring Ori's Cheesesteaks to Chatham on August 15, and the Library of the Chathams offers free bone density screenings.
Chatham
New cheesesteak spot opens Aug. 15; free bone density screening at library
Namkeen founders bring Ori's Cheesesteaks to Chatham on August 15 while the Library of the Chathams hosts a complimentary health event.
Developing Story
Sherrill's voter ID openness sparks debate on New Jersey election laws
Governor Mikie Sherrill stated she would support a voter identification law, prompting Republicans to revisit stalled legislation while Democrats warn against federal restrictions.
Developing Story
Second Death at Delaney Hall Sparks Renewed Calls from NJ Democrats
A second detainee died in ICE custody at Newark's facility within eight months, prompting state and federal lawmakers to demand answers regarding medical care.
Developing Story
Sherrill Open To Voter ID Law But Rejects Trump's Citizenship Proof
Governor Mikie Sherrill stated she would support a voter identification law in New Jersey while opposing President Donald Trump's SAVE America Act following revelations about noncitizen registrations.
Developing Story
GOP Presses NJ on Noncitizen Voter Registration Scandal Involving IDEMIA
Federal Republicans are demanding answers after Governor Sherrill admitted thousands of self-identified noncitizens were registered to vote in New Jersey.
Livingston
Livingston sees major shifts as CoreWeave expands and Barnes & Noble relocates
New office leases at The Eisenhower, a new cancer center opening, and multiple AI partnerships for Livingston-based CoreWeave signal significant economic activity in the township.
Madison
Parsippany School Counselor Found Dead After Multi-Agency Search in Madison
Cavan Londergan, a 49-year-old Parsippany school counselor and Hall of Fame inductee, was reported missing on August 2 before being found dead in a Madison park.
Morris
Morris County sees resort sale, GOP drive, and new tourism trail
A former nudist resort sold for $1.35 million while local groups launch a farm passport program and celebrate long-serving municipal workers.
Developing Story
Testa Urges Special Session After Sherrill Signals Voter ID Support
Senator Michael Testa is calling for an immediate legislative session following Governor Mikie Sherrill's public endorsement of voter identification requirements.
Developing Story
Second detainee dies at Delaney Hall in eight months as officials seek answers
Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, a Plainfield resident with chronic health conditions, died while held by ICE at the Newark facility.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield residents face tax hikes and flooding while students push for later start times
Local concerns range from a proposed high school schedule shift and rising property taxes to ongoing flood mitigation issues and community safety events.
Boonton
Boonton sees community fundraisers and recent DWI arrests
Local businesses rally for a family fundraiser while police report multiple driving under influence incidents involving Bonton residents in July.
Boonton
Boonton Community Faces DWI Arrests While Rallying for Local Causes
Recent traffic incidents involving Bonton residents contrast with local efforts to support families and celebrate town history through upcoming events.
Denville
Denville Police Report Multiple Arrests and Explosives Case Update
Recent law enforcement activity in Denville includes a grand jury referral for an explosives case, several DWI arrests on Route 10, and shoplifting charges at a local pharmacy.
Development & Housing
Morris County boards schedule August meetings on land use and economic growth
Hanover Township and Madison Borough officials are holding scheduled public sessions in mid-August to review zoning variances, site plans, and commercial revitalization strategies.
Dover
Dover Pub Closes After 47 Years as New Apartments Rise and Arrests Mount
The Quiet Man Irish Pub ends its run in Dover while a new luxury apartment complex opens, alongside recent arrests involving traffic stops and drug charges.
East Hanover
East Hanover faces Novartis layoffs and mosquito control amid business events
Residents navigate a wave of corporate job cuts, early morning pest treatments, and new networking opportunities in East Hanover Township.
Environment & Energy
JCP&L Delays Rate Hikes Until 2028; Light Pollution and Storms Loom
Jersey Central Power & Light proposes delaying an 8.8% residential rate impact until 2028, while local councils address light pollution and severe storm threats.
Florham Park
Florham Park sees new clinics, college pact and mosquito spray schedules
Residents face increased health services expansion alongside scheduled county mosquito control treatments this week.
Hanover
Hanover Township Updates: Economic Growth, Library Events and Recent Arrests
From a recognized economic success story to summer library programs for residents, Hanover Township sees varied activity alongside recent police incidents involving drug charges.
Immigration
ICE Detention Camp Protests and Local Governance Updates Across NJ-11
Protesters gathered outside a GEO Group facility in Newark on August 8, while local planning boards in Hanover prepare for upcoming meetings.
Little Falls
Little Falls law firm expands while local coffee shop faces serious allegations
Scarinci Hollenbeck adds four litigators in Little Falls, but a Reddit post warns residents about alleged health and labor violations at Forum Coffee.
Maplewood
Maplewood officials block removal of historic tree as community celebrates safety
Local leaders halted a developer's plan for an ancient oak while residents gathered with first responders to honor neighborhood security.
Mendham
Mendham hosts July and August library history programs
The Mendham Township Library is hosting two upcoming events in late summer, including a presentation on local deer populations and a historical look at Continental soldiers.
Millburn
Millburn Paper Mill Gets $25M for Renovations; Housing Project Moves Downtown
The state awarded a major arts grant while local officials shifted an affordable housing plan away from a contaminated site to the town center.
Montclair
Montclair schools weigh AI rules as jazz festival and art shows return
The Board of Education reviews new technology policies while downtown hosts a Smithsonian collaboration and an exhibit on collected trash.
Montville
Montville Summer Concert Series Returns with Rock and R&B Acts
The township's outdoor music lineup features four tribute bands performing at Montville Community Park from late July through mid-August.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains Residents Face Busy August with Events and Services
From free concerts and farmers markets to a mobile inspection station, Morris Plains offers a packed schedule of community gatherings and essential services this month.
Morristown
Morristown Jazz Fest headlines with Kingfish; rooftop restaurant faces zoning questions
Grammy winner Christone Ingram leads a summer lineup while new dining proposals and community events shape local life in August.
Developing Story
N.J. launches civil rights probe into Delaney Hall after detainee deaths
The state Attorney General's Office opened a formal investigation into GEO Group operations following three recent fatalities at the Newark facility.
Boonton
Boonton Community Updates: Market Dates, Museum Hours and School Meeting
Residents can find details on upcoming local events including the farmers market schedule, historical museum hours, a special school board meeting, and recent news regarding community leaders.
Boonton
Boonton Community Events and Local News Updates for August
Residents can attend a farmers market on Upper Plane Street, visit the historical museum, or join public stargazing nights at Sheep Hill Observatory.
Developing Story
NJ Nurse Sues Federal Government After Alleged ICE Assault at Delaney Hall
A Kean University professor and registered nurse claims she was thrown to the ground by masked agents while providing medical care, resulting in a fracture and legal action.
Public Safety
NJ-11 Public Safety: Community Events and Recent Arrests Shape Local Security
From National Night Out gatherings in Rockaway and Montclair to recent arrests for DUI and fraud, law enforcement activities across the district highlight both community partnership efforts and ongoing crime responses.
Transit & Commuting
Jersey City ER shortage looms for Holland Tunnel commuters amid no state plan
Eight months after a hospital closure, Jersey City faces an emergency room deficit that impacts hundreds of thousands of daily commuters passing through the tunnel.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield residents face tax hikes and flooding concerns amid fiscal debates
Local officials address a proposed 12 percent tax increase, flood mitigation issues, and health insurance costs while police report recent burglaries in the township.
Denville
Denville Police Report Series of Arrests for DWI and Shoplifting in July
Multiple arrests occurred across Denville Township this month involving traffic stops, outstanding warrants, and a significant shoplifting incident at a local pharmacy.
Glen Ridge
Glen Ridge residents face mosquito surge as library launches summer reading
Newcomers report significant mosquito activity in Glen Ridge while the local library opens its 2026 Summer Reading Challenge through August.
Developing Story
NJ voter cleanup may leave 2,100 registrations under review after MVC error
Governor Sherrill says state will remove 4,500 ineligible voters but keep over 2,000 on rolls pending citizenship checks to avoid disenfranchising eligible residents.
Rockaway
Rockaway sees new Aldi store, industrial sale and DWI arrest
Residents face a mix of local developments including a second supermarket opening, major property transactions, recent arrests and an upcoming community safety event.
Rockaway
Rockaway sees new Aldi store, industrial sale and legal verdicts
Residents face a mix of community events, commercial expansion, and serious legal outcomes as local news covers arrests, convictions, and business deals.
East Hanover
Novartis cuts 322 jobs as East Hanover faces storms and tax relief event
Residents in East Hanover are navigating a fourth round of Novartis layoffs, severe weather warnings, mosquito control efforts, and upcoming property tax filing assistance.
Florham Park
Florham Park sees new pharmacy pact, clinic openings and holiday celebrations
Local education partners launch a doctoral pathway while healthcare firms expand operations in Florham Park ahead of summer events.
Hanover
Hanover Township schedules summer library storytimes and county mosquito control
Residents face early morning pest treatments while local libraries prepare August programming for young children at Whippanong.
Immigration
NJ-11 Communities Plan Summer Events Amidst State Legal and Policy Shifts
Towns across Morris, Essex, and Passaic counties schedule August gatherings while state officials navigate legal victories on voting rights and shifts in international advisory roles.
Jefferson
Mosquito Spraying Planned for Jefferson Township; Residents Face Traffic Charges
The Morris County Mosquito Commission plans truck-mounted spraying near Camp Jefferson while two locals face charges after a high-speed stop in Denville.
Little Falls
Little Falls Forum Coffee faces allegations of unsafe practices
A former employee posted claims online about expired food and poor treatment at the Little Falls location.
Livingston
Barnes & Noble moves from Livingston Mall; recycling schedule set for August
The bookstore closes its mall location after nearly two decades and plans a new opening on Aug. 5, while Waste Industries prepares weekly commingled pickups across all zones.
Morris Plains
Morris Plains firms secure major deals as town hosts summer event
Two Morris Plains companies were acquired in large transactions this month while local officials gathered for a community support evening and residents prepared for an August watermelon contest.
Morris
Madison sets August meeting schedule; Morris Museum hosts Matisse exhibit
The Borough of Madison has released its full calendar for August public meetings, while the Morris Museum extends a major Henri Matisse exhibition through early summer.
Woodland Park
Kearny Bank expands team; Tiseo faces unopposed mayoral race
A local resident joins a new corporate banking unit at Kearny Bank while the Woodland Park mayor's election proceeds with only one candidate.
Mendham
Mendham youth baseball team wins national title; Kean campaigns at July 4 parade
The Parsippany RedTails defeated Chester Mendham Patriots in a championship game, while Congressman Tom Kean returned to the campaign trail during local festivities.
Montclair
Montclair Faces Storm Flooding, School Board Race, and New Leadership
Recent storms flooded Upper Montclair streets while seven candidates filed for the school board race and local organizations announced new leadership.
Developing Story
Sherrill: Murphy hid proof that software error registered noncitizens
Governor Mikie Sherrill announced a federal probe into an MVA glitch that improperly enrolled thousands of voters during the previous administration.
Developing Story
NJ Lawmakers Seek Release of Noncitizen Voter IDs After MVC Error
State Senators Bucco and Corrado urge officials to identify roughly 6,600 non-citizens registered due to a Motor Vehicle Commission error.
Nutley
Nutley Library Hosts Filmmakers for 'Rust' Screening; Nearby Belleville Faces Tax Hike
The Nutley Public Library welcomes award-winning directors Marylou and Jerome Bongiorno, while neighboring Belleville residents consider a proposed budget increase.
Madison
Madison firms lead major regional deals as town marks bicentennial
Local real estate and legal groups secured hundreds of millions in financing while Madison hosted a Marine Corps tribute for America's 250th anniversary.
Millburn
Millburn referendum on government change fails by narrow margin
Voters in Millburn rejected a proposal to alter their form of government and switch to non-partisan elections, with results decided by slim margins.
Montville
Montville's Marotta Controls Wins Fifth Lockheed Martin Small Business Award
The Montville-based aerospace supplier was named one of eleven recipients for delivering value and innovation in 2025.
Morristown
Morristown Sees AI Dog Training Debut and MPAC Summer Concerts
A local nonprofit introduces artificial intelligence glasses for guide dog handlers while the Morristown Performing Arts Center announces a busy August lineup featuring classic rock acts.
Boonton
Boonton mourns long-serving leader Cy Wekilsky; Sheep Hill Observatory hosts monthly stargazing
The town of Bonton remembers Councilman and former Mayor Cy Wekilsky who died at age 89 after decades in office, while the local astronomical community continues public viewing nights.
Boonton
Boonton mourns long-serving official Cy Wekilsky; local observatory offers stargazing
Cy Wekilsky, a Bonton councilman and former mayor who held office for nearly four decades, has died at age 89 as the town's Sheep Hill Observatory continues to host public events.
Rockaway
Rockaway sees industrial sale and new Aldi store opening
A major industrial property changed hands in Rockaway while a second Aldi supermarket prepares to open on Mount Hope Avenue this month.
Rockaway
Rockaway sees industrial sale, Aldi opening, Purity Water expansion
New commercial activity includes a major property transaction on Shallow Bay Road and the launch of a second Aldi location.
Madison
Madison-based firms expand leadership roles and global reach
Century 21 opens its first UAE office while architecture firm HLW appoints co-studio directors to lead the Madison location.
Wayne
Tony Boys Sandwich House Opens Sixth Location In Wayne This Fall
The Jersey-born sandwich chain is expanding into Passaic County with a new location at 239 Berdan Ave, joining recent local news of crime and safety incidents.
Boonton
Boonton Councilman Cy Wekilsky Dies at 89; Industrial Deals Continue
Longtime Bonton leader Cy Wekilsky passed away after a narrow re-election win in 2024, while local real estate firms report new industrial activity on Division Street.
Boonton
Boonton Councilman Cy Wekilsky Dies at 89 After Narrow Re-election Win
Longtime Bonton official and former mayor Cy Wekilsky passed away last night after winning his final election by a single vote.
Developing Story
DHS reverses course on Roxbury ICE detention center plan after June withdrawal
Federal officials revived plans for a 1,500-bed facility in Morris County days after stating they would sell the warehouse.
Morristown
Morristown sees boutique robbery, jazz festival lineup, parade marshal named
A designer handbag store was robbed by masked thieves while a major music event returns to the Green and a hospital executive is tapped for next year's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
Public Safety
NJ-11 Public Safety: Robberies, Raids, and Prosecutorial Reversals
From a violent homicide in Chester to a massive smoke shop crackdown in Morris County, recent events highlight shifting safety challenges across the district.
Developing Story
NJ public worker health premiums set to rise by double digits
Actuaries project steep premium hikes for state and local workers starting next January due to drug costs.
Transit & Commuting
Sources lack specific transit or commuting updates for NJ-11
Available reports cover energy deals, legal firms, and gardens but do not mention current transportation changes.
Belleville
Belleville businesses can now apply for SBA disaster loans after May fire
Federal aid is available to small businesses affected by the warehouse blaze, while a new mayor takes office in July.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield sees burglaries, property sale, and Democratic primary results
Police report two recent break-ins while a Watsessing Ave building sells for $2.35 million and Democrats secure most council seats.
Florham Park
Florham Park law firm adds staff; town marks July 4
Bressler, Amery & Ross announced new hires for its Florham Park office while the community celebrated America's 250th anniversary.
Jefferson
Jefferson Township named among top municipal primaries to watch
New Jersey Globe lists Jefferson alongside other towns as a key race for Tuesday's elections.
Randolph
Randolph crews clear storm debris, set up cooling stations
Public works teams are clearing roads for school while JCP&L restores power after a destructive thunderstorm.
Little Falls
Little Falls Street Fair marks 250th anniversary; Scarinci Hollenbeck expands
Residents celebrated the nation's bicentennial at a Little Falls event while a local firm added seven attorneys to its team.
Madison
Madison firms lead real estate deals, celebrate Semiquincentennial
Local companies secured major property transactions while the town hosted a Marine Corps performance for America's 250th anniversary.
Wayne
Dead body found in burning car near Wayne Mall
Police and the Medical Examiner's Office are investigating a fatal incident involving a vehicle fire close to the shopping center.
Bloomfield
Bloomfield sees burglaries, property sale, and primary results
Police reported two recent break-ins while the town saw a major real estate transaction and Democratic incumbents win renomination.
Boonton
Boonton sees industrial sale, new rooftop solar project
A Bonton apartment complex now hosts a large solar array while an industrial facility sold nearby.
Boonton
Boonton sees industrial sale, new rooftop solar project
A commercial property changed hands while a major apartment complex added clean energy capacity.
Florham Park
Florham Park Parade Marks America's 250th Anniversary
Residents joined neighbors for a parade celebrating the nation's semiquincentennial holiday.
Hanover
Novartis cuts 76 jobs as East Hanover office upgrades near completion
Swiss drugmaker Novartis is eliminating positions at its headquarters while nearby developers finish exterior work on a new technology complex.
Jefferson
GOP mayoral primary pits Jefferson incumbent against former state lawmaker
Mayor Eric Wilsusen faces challenger Christian Barranco, a former Assemblyman running with the slogan 'Save Jefferson.'
Livingston
CoreWeave adds 31,000 square feet to Livingston HQ
The AI cloud computing firm expanded its office space at The Eisenhower complex less than a year after its initial lease.
Maplewood
DeLuca, Sullivan win Maplewood Democratic nominations
Incumbent Mayor Vic DeLuca and John T. Sullivan secured top spots for Township Committee while a business partner expands services.