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Sparta woman guilty of stealing and using credit cards
A Sparta woman pleaded guilty to stealing two credit cards and then making about $4,900 worth of purchases on them, the prosecutor's office said.
New Sussex Symphony concert includes Sparta High musicians, vocalists
Sparta Resident Says PSE&G Jeopardizing Quality of Life
Sparta resident Socrates Platides was back before the Township Council last Tuesday demanding a stronger response by the township to the continuing disruption of his neighborhood caused by PSE&G. According to Platides, the disuption is being caused by trucks heading to and from the PSE&G construction site in Hopatcong.
Girls and Friends Run in Sparta
The streets around Lake Mohawk were closed to automobile traffic by yellow-shirted township police officers as young girls in bright green t-shirts and adults, many in similar white tees, ran around along the asphalt.
Centenary Stage to Host Ray Charles Forever Ray Tribute and Fundraiser, 6/15
The Centenary Stage Company will host a tribute to one of the most exciting musical artists of our time, Ray Charles, with "Forever Ray", a stellar 13-piece lineup of powerhouse musicians.
Alleged Bergen County James Bond Gang members plead not guilty in Newton
Jerry Montgomery sits handcuffed on Radcliff Drive after being removed from the a vehicle at gunpoint by Sparta police Wednesday.
Sparta to allow junior to participate in graduation
As New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas Fisher visited the Sussex County Fairgrounds on Tuesday, he could see the excitement in the eyes of the kindergartners.
Board Assists Historical Society
The Board of Education agreed to share the cost of a survey of the VanKirk property with the Sparta Historical Society.
Mentally ill woman pleads not guilty to arson
The attorney for a Sparta woman who has severe mental illness and allegedly set her parents' house on fire entered a not guilty plea on her behalf in court on Monday.
Historic day to begin with Cornwall man's trek to perch in sky at One World Trade Center
A Cornwall man will operate the crane that raises the final piece of One World Trade Center to its new home high above New York City.
Couple awarded $1.365M in injury suit
Christina Ginter, 35, will receive $1.165 million and her husband, Robert Ginter, 35, will receive $200,000. Christina Ginter was in a car crash in 2007 that left her with permanent spinal injuries in her neck and back, as well as an injury to her right knee.
Spring in Sparta Six Months after Sandy
Sussex County was hit hard by the events that followed Hurricane Sandy in October.
NJ Conservatory presents concert
NJ Conservatory's Symphonic Chorus and Orchestra, Edwin Foster, conductor/director and Eric Schaberg, concertmaster, will present Mozart's "Grand Mass in C Minor" at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 246 Woodport Road, Sparta, on Saturday at 8 p.m. The program will also feature Beethoven's "Symphony No.
Wife of trail crash driver hires criminal attorney
A forest of tubes has risen on the banks of the Paulinskill and later this month, the woodlands will expand to neighboring Frankford as a project to reforest the stream's banks continues.
Sparta Residents' Band to Debut CD
Teachers by day, musician by night. Three teachers are celebrating their CD with a release party at the St.
Christie and McGreevey talk treatment at Hudson County jail
KEARNY - Gov. Chris Christie today stressed his commitment to giving people second chances alongside a former governor who knows a little something about redemption.
H.S. Golf: Hopatcong pulls out 1-shot win over High Point
Jon Yohanan shot a match-best 43, helping Hopatcong eke out a 185-186 win over High Point on Tuesday at Farmstead's Hopatcong's Ming Zhang also shot a 44.
Wantage man faces heroin charges
A Wantage man was arrested and charged with possession of 11 packets of heroin on Spring Street on Sunday, May 5, police said.
Veterans' cemetery on Sparta zoning agenda
A married couple from Vernon and their 6-year-old son were injured Saturday afternoon after their Jeep veered off the steepest of Mountain Creek's 42 ski trails, authorities said today.