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What Would You Like to See at King's Corner?
King's Corner, the vacant Bloomingdale storefront where Butler and Bloomingdale intersect, has been the topic of many discussions at Bloomingdale Council meetings and has been labeled an "eyesore" by some residents.
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AIM West Milford: The Thumbs Tell It, Feb. 10, 2012
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02.09.12 -- The Perfect Water Filter? Graphene Found To Be Superpermeable
The Constant Chlor Plus MC4-150 dry calcium hypochlorite feeding system prepares and automatically delivers a consistently accurate dose of liquid available chlorine for disinfection applications.
Local Slingshot racers hope to be first on race day
A Butler and Bloomingdale duo are looking to put their skills to the limit as they participate in an upcoming indoor car race in South Jersey in March.
Kinnelon BOE Moves Election to November, Eliminates Budget Vote
School districts statewide are closing in on a deadline to decide whether to move their school board member elections to November and eliminate a vote on their annual budget as long as they stay within a state-mandated 2 percent tax levy cap.
Butler police arrest Riverdale teen on marijuana charges
On Friday, Jan. 27, at approximately 2:03 p.m., Butler Patrolman Jarred Schmiedhauser was on a routine patrol of Route 23 North when he reportedly saw a white Acura driving along with faulty brake lights.
Boonton Twp. girl collects 125 First Communion dresses for those in need
Julie Paporello collected more than 125 white First Communion dresses as part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project.
Dog bites can mean big legal consequences
With the Super Bowl coming up on Feb. 5, it may be best to keep the family pet off your invite list because a bite situation can mean costly legal consequences for homeowners.
Butler: Police Blotter, January 29, 2012
A local man was injured when the car he was driving flipped after a collision with a utility pole in the borough last week, the Butler Police Department reports.
Glen Rock: Police Blotter, Jan. 27
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Glen Rock Gazette compiles "Police Blotter" from information provided by area police departments.
POLL: Should Kinnelon BOE Move Election to November?
The Kinnelon Board of Education did not yet decide whether to move their school board member election to November, but invited the public to discuss the issue at Thursday's meeting.
Aim West Milford: The Thumbs Tell It, Jan. 27, 2012
AIM presents the popular, entertaining and stimulating "The Thumbs Tell It!" This featured section is for the enjoyment of our readers.
Local bands holding fundraiser Saturday night
Alice Kivlon's digital imaging students at Kinnelon High School produced these posters for a benefit concert held at Architekt in Butler on Jan.
Tri-Boro Leaders Show Support for EMS Volunteers
Tri-boro First Aid Squad volunteers can be seen assisting patients all around Kinnelon , Butler and Bloomingdale on a daily basis.
Kinnelon man trapped in car after crash in Butler
A 22-year-old Kinnelon resident had to be extricated from his car after he hit a utility pole and... BUTLER - A 22-year-old Kinnelon resident had to be extricated from his car after he hit a utility pole and rolled over this morning, police said.
County Saves Towns Money on Deer Removal
The Morris County Freeholders last year saved municipalities in the county $52,236.50 by picking up the tab to remove deer carcasses from municipal roads.
Caldwell Woman Arrested on Warrant on Route 23
A 20-year-old Caldwell woman was arrested on a warrant and for driving a motor vehicle with a revoked license Sunday after Butler police said they conducted a random license plate inquiry on her car and saw her license was revoked.
Delayed Opening for Tri-Boro Schools Due to Icy Roads
The Kinnelon , Butler and Bloomingdale school districts will have a delayed opening Monday morning due to icy road conditions.