Morristown council nixes bar/restaurant/bowling alley on South Street
The unanimous vote culminated hearings that began one year ago. The applicant plans an appeal to the state.
Morristown & Township library closed through Jan. 26
The polar vortex has frozen use of the library.
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Morristown council nixes bar/restaurant/bowling alley on South Street
The unanimous vote culminated hearings that began one year ago. The applicant plans an appeal to the state.
Morristown & Township library closed through Jan. 26
The polar vortex has frozen use of the library.
It’s official: Dougherty seeking fifth term as mayor, vows to keep ‘Morristown Moving Forward’
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Artist and chef Andrea Lekberg says term limits and development will be key issues in her campaign to deny a fifth term for Mayor Tim Dougherty.
Morris Plains planning board chair ousted, as residents air more McDonald’s grievances
Residents got in some parting shots, but the board finalized the project's approval.
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