Lauren Wolf Joins The Hampshire Companies as Financial Analyst

01/28/10 The Hampshire Companies, a full service, private real estate investment firm with equity in assets valued at over $2 billion, has announced the appointment of Lauren Wolf as a Financial Analyst.

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Hyatt Morristown Hotel Completes Multi-Million Dollar Guestroom Renovation

01/28/10 $7 Million Upgrade Combines Modern Design and High Technology for Morristown NJ Accommodations

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Collabera Wins Multiple 2010 Awards By DiversityBusiness.com

01/28/10 In recognition of the economic power of privately held businesses, DiversityBusiness.com, the nations' leading business-to-business internet site, recently named Collabera as one of the top businesses in the United States.

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Scholarships for Outward Boundâs youth program offered

01/28/10 High school sophomores interested in challenge and adventure this summer can apply for a scholarship to Outward Bound's Youth Leadership Program.

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Dover intersection of Routes 15, 46 being realigned by state

01/28/10 DOVER--The Department of Transportation Friday night will activate a temporary traffic signal where Route 15 passes under Route 46 in Dover. Route 15 will become a dead-end at Route 46, stopping between Warren Street and the Route 46 underpass, according...

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Janitor Indicted In Slaying Of NJ Priest

01/27/10 A New Jersey grand jury has indicted a former janitor in the fatal stabbing of a parish priest.

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Ellsworth Fund Ltd. Announces Earnings and Financial Update

01/27/10 EARNINGS REPORT Three Months Ended December 31 2009 2008 ------------- ------------- Net Income $ 943,568 $ 1,035,000 Per Share $ 0.07 $ 0.08 Shares Outstanding 13,360,463 13,277,717 Total Net ...

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3 Powerful Staging Secrets For Selling Your Westfield, New Jersey Home

01/22/10 Staging is one of the most essential parts to successfully selling a home in Westfield, New Jersey. ...
 

With economy and winter cold, Madison pointing to assistance

01/16/10 MADISON - Cost of living increases and an uncertain economy may leave local residents in need of assistance during cold weather and the heating season, according to the Madison Welfare Department and the Madison Senior Center.

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Staten Island couple injured in Interstate 80 rollover, state police say - UPDATE

01/16/10 John and Marilyn Bendetto were both taken to Morristown Memorial Hospital after their car flipped several times in Allamuchy Township, according to state police.

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AG seeks dismissal of Rockaway man's suit over decal law

01/09/10 The state Attorney General's office is seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by a Rockaway attorney who wants to block Kyleigh's Law from taking effect this May.

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Stop for improper turn yields three summonses in Hanover Township

01/09/10 Patrolman Erick Magley stopped Joseph Conway, 52 of Nanuet, N.Y., at 2:59 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18 for an improper turn on Route 10 at North Jefferson Road.

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Coming up in the Chesters, Mendhams, Harding and Washington Twp.

01/07/10 THURSDAY, Jan. 7 The Chester Lioness Club will celebrate the new year with a dinner and meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the Lamplighter Restaurant, 190 W. Main St. The speaker, Jill Lattmann, will discuss health tips and easy ways to obtain the seven to 13 servings of fruits and vegetables a day as recommended by the federal government for good health. The public is invited to attend by reservation only ...

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BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP: Deputy mayor resigns to take board position

01/01/10 BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP A major waterfront redevelopment project has received the final approval needed to begin work and Deputy Mayor Jim Cann resigned a mere three days before the end of his term in order to be appointed to the Planning Board.

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Next generation at N.J. victims' rights law center to continue championing cause

12/31/09 Robert Sciarrino/The Star-LedgerAttorney Richard Pompelio, left, has been joined by his son Nicholas Pompelio at his law firm in Whippany. Pompelio became a champion of victims' rights and went on to found the NJ Crime Victims Law Center, a nonprofit...

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Historian to speak on C-Span, genealogy group will meet and other activities

12/31/09 SUCCESSFUL DRIVE -- On Thursday, Dec. 17, Berkeley Heights PBA Local #144 held its annual holiday party. At the event, the Berkeley Heights PBA introduced two new PBA Silver Life Honorary Membership Cards into its local: Kenny Hall and Michael...

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New Year's Resolutions for Rover Are Easy to Keep at Morris Animal Inn

12/30/09 Getting fit, losing weight and reducing stress are always popular New Year's resolutions for people, but now the Morris Animal Inn is making sure committed canines have the same opportunity to get healthy with its Resolutions Doggie Day Camp.

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Outgoing Morristown mayor plans post-politics career away from NJ

12/30/09 MORRISTOWN -- After Friday, when his four-year term as Morristown's mayor comes to an end, Donald Cresitello intends to "make money" by pursuing a real estate development project in another state and let others take care of the town where he has lived nearly all his life.

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Jean Rohe opens for Frank Vignola at The Minstrel coffeehouse, Morristown

12/30/09 Jean Rohe opens for Frank Vignola, 8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 15, at The Minstrel coffeehouse, at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship, 21 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown; featured in Prime TIme Calendar of events for Jan. 6, 2010.

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Locals succeed at work

12/23/09 Frank Busby of West Caldwell, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty in Livingston, was one of the Top 15 associates out of 72,000 agents in August Closed Volume for Keller Williams Realty International. The firm is the third largest national real estate company.

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N.J. leads nation in municipal bond downgrades as state aid shrinks

12/22/09 Bond ratings of New Jersey towns and cities are being reduced faster than in any other state as property values slide 11 percent and Gov. Jon Corzine lowers municipal aid to cope with a $1 billion budget deficit.

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