

Howard Blvd Temporary Traffic Stoppages in Both Directions Friday
Howard Boulevard temporary stoppages Friday as I-80 bridge replacement project advances in Mount Arlington Possible detour of Howard Boulevard southbound (Trenton) – Howard Boulevard is scheduled to have temporary traffic stoppages in both directions Friday night as the I-80 Bridges over Howard Boulevard bridge replacement project advances in Mount Arlington, Morris County. Beginning at 8 p.m. tomorrow, Friday, October 16 until 6 a.m. Saturday, October 17, Howard Boulevard

NJDOT
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NJ Orthopedic Practice Collects Supplies for Earthquake Relief
Tri-County Orthopedics collects more than 50 bags of essential supplies for Colombia earthquake relief Local community practice come together to support donation drive following the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that struck western Colombia on Aug. 10, Tri-County Orthopedics held a community donation drive from Aug. 13–27 to collect essential supplies for affected communities. With support from patients and local community members, the practice collected over 50 bags of donated su

Lake Hopatcong News
Oct 7


Tips for Garbage Storage & Food Sources as Black Bears Become More Active
RESIDENTS URGED TO PROPERLY STORE GARBAGE AND REMOVE FOOD SOURCES TO AVOID ATTRACTING BEARS AS FALL FORAGING SEASON BEGINS New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Fish & Wildlife is calling on the public to avoid attracting bears to properties by properly storing garbage and eliminating access to other sources of food around their yards or while outdoors. Fall brings a period of heightened black bear activity, and these important steps help reduce the likelihood for


Free Community Journalism Course
SCCC Offers Free Certificate to Train Community Journalists Want to make a difference in your hometown through the power of journalism? Sussex County Community College is once again giving local residents the opportunity to learn how to report the stories, issues and people that matter most to their communities—at no cost. The stories happening in our own backyards deserve to be told—and SCCC is helping local residents learn how to tell them. For the fourth time, SCCC has















