Tuesday May 29 | New Jersey Herald
Cyclists to ride for land preserver
The five Republicans vying for two party endorsements for county freeholder are debating tonight at the Newton Theatre.
Jersey Homebrew Showdown winners announced
One's an accountant, another an insurance adjustor. There's a surveyor, an audio/video producer, a financial adviser, an analytical chemist, and an IT manager for Macy's. A genetics grad from Rutgers and a husband-and-wife team who met at Fordham.
Sparta superintendent steps down
The Board of Education announced on Monday night that Superintendent Thomas Morton is resigning as of June 30.
ID theft by sisters devastates woman
Nearly four decades ago, Jim Downing was peeling potatoes onto the New Jersey Herald newspaper when he glanced down to see a real estate advertisement.
Owner to close Sparta furniture store
Nearly four decades ago, Jim Downing was peeling potatoes onto the New Jersey Herald newspaper when he glanced down to see a real estate advertisement.
Sparta meeting to explain dyslexia
Dyslexia can show itself in a variety of ways. A young child might be talking later than expected or have difficulty rhyming.
GOP freeholder race donations total $45,000
John Harrigan, of Vernon, arrived early for Gov. Chris Christie's last town hall event in Morris County, intent on asking the governor about state aid for a proposed 66-acre veterans cemetery in Sparta.
NJ Bald Eagle Population Hits Modern Day-Record
Scientists in New Jersey are working to find and band the state's Bald Eagle population, which is still at risk in the state.
Sparta farm stand must leave old spot
One Mississippi grandmother will be front and center to see one of her youngest grandchildren collect his college degree Saturday.
Sparta's Claudia DiSomma talks about 800 meet record at NJAC Championships
Claudia DiSomma of Sparta talks about her meet record in the girls 800 at the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference Championships.
Sparta to spend on vehicles, road work
In what might be a historic low voter turnout, incumbent Kristen S. Becker and newcomer Dan Flynn won uncontested four-year terms on the Newton Town Council.