Butler News

But some of that money comes out of the pockets of customers. In a series of 4-1 votes, the Board of Public Utilities approved $225.4 million in energy efficiency projects for commercial, residential and industrial customers served by three of the state's seven utility companies.

BUTLER - Two pranksters accused of blocking traffic on Route 23 by placing traffic barrels in the middle of the road were caught after a brief foot chase, police said.

BUTLER -- A six-car pile-up on Route 23 on Thursday afternoon sent three people to the hospital, including a catering truck driver who caused the crash, police said.

He was released on his own recognizance. * A Fairfield Township teen and a Milltown teen were arrested Thursday night at 11:07 on Pamphylia Avenue for violating the city's juvenile curfew.

Friday's rain may have been Duck Weather, but not the best of times for 10, three-inch mallard chicks who accidently waddled into a storm drain on Lakeside Avenue in Pompton Lakes.

Last Thursday, Dr. Fredda Rosenberg, superintendent of schools, said she did not know the 44-year-old borough resident had tested positively for H1N1 when a decision was made to have an early dismissal on May 28 so the custodial staff could sanitize the district's schools.

Borough Administrator Jim Lampmann said that there are two projects that are actively going on now, while a third is in the design phase and should be done later this year.

Mayor Donald Cresitello. Some 4,000 Democratic voters will decide between Cresitello and challenger Tim Dougherty.

A teenage driver from Riverdale whose two passengers died in a 2006 crash was sentenced late this afternoon to the 196 days that he has already served in the Morris County juvenile detention center, and three years of probation.

Early morning silence broke with the sound of three-volley rifle salutes Sunday, as members of the Newton American Legion Post 86, Belvidere American Legion Post 131, Warren Sussex Great War Association, Sons of the American Legion and Boy Scout Troop 85 of Newton and Andover visited 11 cemeteries and veterans' posts to honor their fallen comrades.

Alison announced that after over one million votes, Mike would continue on to compete for the title of "The Biggest Loser" and the $250,000 grand prize.

BUTLER - A Kinnelon man caught on camera performing an offensive act in the parking lot of a Route 23 shopping plaza was charged with lewdness, police said.

A state appellate court today has ordered a hearing to determine whether the defense attorney of a Morris County man convicted of murder blundered a key issue during the trial regarding the time of death of the victim.

But his memory will live on thanks to a new scholarship that the BOE created in his honor.

'Click it or Ticket,' the annual seatbelt enforcement crackdown, starts up on May 18 with a new twist.

Bryan Skarbnik hung upside down for a moment with his eyes closed. They popped open as he pushed away his pole and soared over the crossbar, landing on his back in the pit -- another height cleared successfully.

Mike Adams hit a two-run homer in the top of the 10th inning as Mount Olive scored three times in upsetting Morris Catholic 10-7 in Tuesday's baseball action.

Matarazzo, a native of Hoboken, said that when he moved to Butler 10 years ago, he was pleasantly surprised to find out that the area behind his house on Boonton Avenue was state Green Acres protected.

Opinionline Archives Help students with allergies at school Sandra J. Fusco-Walker, Allergy and Asthma Network, Mothers of Asthmatics - Butler, N.J. Help students with allergies at school Living with food allergies can be a parent's nightmare.

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