Lincoln Park News

FROM ROUTE 80 EAST: Take EXIT 43 - I-287, MORRISTOWN/BOONTON. Stay on the LEFT onto the ramp for I-287 NORTH.

Over 90% of Montville's drinking water supply originates from the crystal-clear Towaco Valley Aquifer.

Newark's Broad Street was bursting with stunning skydivers, giant dinosaurs, spirited dancers and more Sunday for the 46th annual African-American Heritage Parade , the biggest cultural celebration in the state.

Michael S. Bentley, one of two men who escaped from state prison more than a week ago, was captured in Sussex County early Sunday morning.

NEW BRUNSWICK - The letters came from a man who was once beaten with a baseball bat in a racially motivated attack, the widow of a Minnesota judge, a group representing lesbian, gay and transgendered people from South Asia, a gay member of the Navy, and the father of a woman who committed suicide, among others.

The Butler Police Department reports that two escaped inmates were seen in the borough this afternoon, but that they disappeared before authorities could respond.

BUTLER - Authorities were looking for two escaped state prisoners who visited a house in the borough Friday afternoon and were last seen driving away in a pickup truck, police said.

The alleged discovery of several pipes such as those used to smoke marijuana prompted police to charge a 22-year-old Totowa man with possession of drug paraphernalia on Tuesday, May 15, at 12:15 p.m. The discovery came about, police said, during a motor vehicle stop by Patrolman Ronald Wenzel for an alleged unregistered vehicle in the area of ... (more)

Owners of a nursing home in Lincoln Park are donating $1 million to Montclair State University to create an entrepreneur training center within the college's school of business, a school official said Friday.

Nutley Little Theatre has completed casting for its next production, Del Shore's raucous comedy, "Sordid Lives," opening Friday, June 8, at the NLT Barn 47 Erie Place, Nutley.

Dozens of seniors were evacuated from their homes in a local retirement community last Saturday morning due to elevated carbon monoxide levels, but no one was injured and they were all allowed back inside after a few hours, according to authorities.