Sunday Nov 8 | New Jersey Herald
IRS has check for you; list of county residents owed money
By BRUCE A. SCRUTON bscruton@njherald.com Nearly 40 Sussex County residents are being sought by the federal government wanting to give them a tax refund.
Local briefs for 11/1: Rides will be provided to polls
Voters are welcome to call the chairs of both major political parties if they need a lift to the polls Tuesday.
Local briefs for 10/29: Turf fields may face environmental issue
Turf field plans at Station Park have run into an unexpected environmental hurdle, according to officials.
Local briefs for 10/28: Libraries participate in county food drive
Area residents encounter paranormal activity
Submitted Photo Jim DeGroat, of Frankford, stands by an early 1900s outhouse at his home, the old Pellettown School House.
Local briefs for 10/27: Cell tower issue to be discussed
The Vernon Township Land Use Board will continue a public hearing on a cell tower proposed for 3 Silver Spruce Dr.
Snow and cold aren't hurting the apples and pumpkins still in the fields, but the weather definitely is putting a big chill on businesses that cater to the fall tourist trade.
Andover OKs industrial use at Limecrest Quarry
Redevelopment of a blighted lot at the Limecrest Quarry could pave the way for huge tax ratables -- and for round-the-clock industrial operations at the corner of three towns.
Scouts will honor business executive
Rob Nicholson's days as a Cub Scout kindled an interest in the environment that has endured into his current position as president and CEO of Eastern Propane Corp.
Paving stone plant proposed for Andover
A paving stone plant is the latest proposal for the Limecrest Quarry property. It also will be the sole focus of a town land use board hearing tonight.
Lawsuit challenges local drunk laws
By SETH AUGENSTEIN saugenstein@njherald.com A federal court will hear arguments Monday that New Jersey municipalities cannot keep local laws making public drunkenness an arrestable offense.
Two accused of stealing TV, fridge from local motel
ANDOVER TOWNSHIP a ' A pair of township men have been accused of stealing a television and refrigerator Oct.
Fourteen Sussex County municipalities will share $2.4 million in state grants to aid local road projects in fiscal year 2010.
Vetrano set to be honored Friday
Freeholder Director Glen Vetrano, who will complete nearly a decade on the freeholder board at the end of the year, and chaired this year's inaugural "Heroes for the American Red Cross" campaign, which raised approximately $60,000 for the local chapter, will be the recipient of this year's Mrs.
Newton water supervisor almost always on call
Photo by Amy Paterson/New Jersey Herald Paul Baldwin, Newton's water supervisor, climbs out of a pressure-reducing station, in Andover, after explaining how the underground system works.
Stop the Lines group launches balloons to raise awareness
ANDOVER TWP. -- John Bradford was driving along Limecrest Road near Long Pond School and spotted the red balloon.
N.J. seasonal flu clinics offer needle-free injections
Belonephobics rejoice. Folks with a fear of needles now have the alternative of "needle-free injections" at some seasonal flu clinics in New Jersey.
Small Business: Former Hackensack native turns country with her...
The 20-acre farm in Sussex County where Linda Grinthal has started her day-care and gardening businesses could not be more different from her native Hackensack.
Lackawanna Cutoff rail line clears environmental hurdle
The long-planned restoration of the Lackawanna Cutoff commuter rail line from the Poconos to Hoboken, which will run along a route parallel to traffic clogged Route 80, has cleared a key environmental hurdle, officials said today.