Monday, October 19, 2026

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Commentary: The midterms are about more than politics. They’re about our lives.

We may disagree about the solutions, but the things at stake on Nov. 3 matter to us all, contends former Morristown businesswoman and mayoral candidate Andrea Lekberg.

To see or not to see? Shakespeare Theatre’s ‘Hamlet’ delivers in Madison

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The Bard’s longest play gets a lively treatment, with memorable performances and a few modern twists.

Morristown among 3,000 venues in “Vote Early” No Kings Day.

Crowds were smaller than at past No Kings events, as the focus shifted to boosting voter turnout for next month's election.

Congrats to the Morristown High Class of ’81

Forty-five years is a milestone to celebrate!

Morristown firefighters make quick work of kitchen fire

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Smoke damage has forced out one family for now. It could have been much worse.

Morristown eyes rehab designation for South Street building with a tangled past

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Owner's partnership lost the property to its lender in bankruptcy, then bought it back for $3.25 million; it is not the first idle Berger property to draw the town's attention.

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Morristown’s immigrant community, faith leaders show solidarity with those fearing ICE enforcement

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“When the right starts doing this law enforcement in this vicious way, I think it’s wrong,” Pastor and Councilman David Silva said at a vigil on the Green.

Colonial Corner News: ‘No Shave November’… in October?

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A video roundup of upcoming events at Morristown High.

Morristown Festival of Books 2026: Authors, laughs and surprises

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From Anna Quindlen and David Pogue to ninja chickens and the art of obituaries, highlights from a lively Saturday of literary conversations.

Enhance your guitar skills with three masters, Oct. 17 in Morris Township

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Beppe Gambetta, Suzie Vinnick, and Stephen Bennett will make you a better guitar player — in one day.

Verga and Karr clash over development, transparency at Morris Plains mayoral debate

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Karr seeks a third four-year term as mayor. Verga was first elected to the council in 2019.

‘Reflections at 250’: How Washington built trust in the presidency — and why it matters today

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The final ‘We the People’ webinar explores the norms, customs and self-restraint that helped America’s new government endure.