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Newton firefighter injured when truck en route to fire is hit by pick-up
Local briefs for 2/1: Habitat for Humanity accepting home applications
Sussex County Habitat for Humanity is now accepting applications for two new three-bedroom ranch homes, which will be constructed in Hopatcong and Stillwater.
High Point may try referendum again
A pared down version of the $13 million referendum High Point Regional High School voters defeated Tuesday night may appear on a future ballot, school officials said Wednesday.
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Governor Chris Christie continued to create a strong, experienced team with the announcement of two cabinet positions today.
Near-death experiences offer clues to afterlife:
In my Voices column of Oct. 24, 2009, I wrote about a conference I had attended on near-death experience.
2009 Lighten Up contestants struggle to keep weight off
Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald The 2009 male Lighten Up winner, Eric Mindrebo, sits in his office at the Veritas Christian Academy.
Police: Newton businessman escapes kidnappers, three suspects in custody
NEWTON -- A town businessman was kidnapped in front of his store on Friday morning and escaped his captors after the car they were driving became disabled in Missouri on Saturday, according to Newton Police.
The Sussex County Tea Party has gone to court to recall Senator...
The Sussex County Tea Party has gone to court to recall Senator Robert Menendez based on a clause in the state constitution.
Some area liquor stores lose money due to weak economy
Photo by Anna Murphey/New Jersey Herald At left, Bob Kaufer, owner of Wine and Spirits in Fredon, compliments Dave Marrash, of Fredon, on his wine choices.
Tanker serves water to homes after Washington Twp. shuts reservoir
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP - The Municipal Utilities Authority has leased a 5,500-gallon water tanker to supply nine Schooley's Mountain Road homes following a decision to close a small reservoir serving the homes, MUA director Paul Costic said.
High Point sets $13M referendum
By CHRISTINA TATU ctatu@njherald.com SUSSEX BOROUGH - A $13 million referendum for an extensive list of repairs at High Point Regional High School will appear on the ballot Jan.
WANTAGE a ' Several local fire departments have responded to a fully involved structure fire on Route 565.
They're home and it's about time
They left when we needed them most: 1999, when prefab boy bands became ubiquitous and MTV began shoving laughable rap-rock fusions down our throats.
A decade after calling it quits, Jersey-bred roots-rock quintet From Good Homes are getting the band back together for a pair of shows Friday and Saturday at the Wellmont Theatre in Montclair.
Local briefs for 12/13: Heating assistance grants available
Residents who find themselves in need and who meet the income guidelines can apply for a federally-funded, state-administered program that provides an annual grant for heating assistance.
Officials want to upgrade High Point
High Point Regional High School officials are proposing a long list of repairs and upgrades for the school that they hope voters will approve next month.
Frankford voters to make call on recall
By CHRISTINA TATU ctatu@njherald.com FRANKFORD - On Tuesday, township residents will vote in a special election whether to recall Mayor Paul Sutphen from his position on the Township Committee.
State cuts aid to municipalities
New Jersey is withholding the last payment to municipalities of taxes and other fees it collected for the localities and will put the money "in reserve," although no timetable was set on when the money will be forwarded.
Local briefs for 11/12: Historical society meeting canceled
The Byram Township Historical Society scheduled for 7:30 tonight with speaker Richard Stevens at the Byram Township Municipal Building, 10 Mansfield Drive, is canceled.
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.
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