News in Morristown

Hispanic Heritage Month: Morristown councilman says ICE raids are spreading fear
David Silva calls for dignity for immigrants; fireworks are returning to Morristown for Living History Weekend.

Peter Noone and Herman’s Hermits keep the ’60s swinging in Morristown
At 78, the irrepressible British Invasion star still has the songs, jokes and energy to get MPAC dancing.

Commentary: Living Memory, Distant Myth: 9/11 and America 250
The historical record of the terror attacks must be protected —accurately— before it becomes mythologized, the author insists.

Developer sues Morristown, SJP Properties for $64M over North Park Place redevelopment
TAG Development claims the town concealed rival's deal for Century 21 site while collecting escrow payments.

Cameras catch alleged camera vandal in Morristown SafetyStick pilot
Police charged a North Plainfield man with uprooting two parking-enforcement devices as questions emerge about privacy and surveillance.

‘You cannot fix this’: 25 years after 9/11, a first responder remembers Ground Zero
Peter Killeen counseled Port Authority officers after the Towers fell; at a Morris Township remembrance, he spoke about trauma, grief and recovery.

Greater Morristown Weekend Preview: Remembering 9/11, 25 years later
The Jewish community also marks Rosh Hashanah, and stages come alive with rock, jazz, theater and comedy.

Two detectives join Morris County Prosecutor’s Office
MORRISTOWN, N.J. (Morris County) — Two new detectives have joined the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office and will serve in its General Investigations Unit, officials announced. Morris County Prosecutor Robert J. …

‘Painting sound’: Morristown artist brings musical notes to senior housing
Charles Caldwell installs colorful works inspired by jazz, blues, rock and club music.

Greater Morristown voters: How to make sure your vote counts in 2026
Voting advocates urge residents to plan ahead for registration, early voting and mail-in ballots.

Commentary: Former Rutgers dean remembers 9/11 and the bonds forged that day
With students worried about friends and family at the World Trade Center, the Douglass community transformed fear into solidarity.

Overwhelmed by election deadlines? Here’s your Greater Morristown cheat sheet
This year, you really do need a scorecard.