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Fireworks, ‘Living History’ returning to Morristown, Nov. 7

Now time for some real fireworks. At 6 pm this Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026, fireworks postponed by September’s nor’easter get a do-over in Morristown. They are sponsored by Sanofi as part of Living History Weekend, an America 250 celebration that’s also rescheduled for Saturday. Prime viewing locations...

Morristown, NJ · 1d
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New Jersey Globe

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Dunellen Democrats unseat two Republican councilwomen

Democrats Douglas Meyer and David Kraemer won election to the Dunellen Borough Council, defeating incumbent Republican councilwomen Elizabeth Vandermark and Crisol-Iris Lantz. Meyer received 1,309 votes, while Kraemer received 1,287 votes. Vandermark received 840 votes, while Lantz received 814 votes. Kraemer is a public school educator. The victories marked a...

Dunellen, NJ · 2d
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New Jersey Globe

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Keyport Democrats sweep as McNamara unseats Mayor Araneo

Democratic Councilwoman Kathleen McNamara unseated Republican Mayor Rose Araneo in Keyport. Democratic Councilman Robert Bergen also won another term, while fellow Democrat Danielle Mastropiero captured the council seat McNamara is vacating. McNamara received 1,447 votes, while Araneo received 1,187. Mastropiero received 1,457 votes, and Bergen received 1,451. Republican challengers Joseph...

Keyport, NJ · 2d
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New York Post

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Heisman Trophy has new home — Larry Silverstein’s landmarked 120 Broadway

World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein , a man never known for his athletic prowess, just won the Heisman Trophy. The nonprofit Heisman Trophy Trust, which manages the famed annual award given to the nation’s best college football player, is moving to Silverstein’s landmarked 120 Broadway — along with the trophy itself. The Trust will leave behind its offices at nearby 111 Broadway. The Heisman Trophy is moving to Larry Silverstein’s landmarked 120 Broadway. Charlie Levy’s Happy Corner Hospitality takes NYC by storm, opening Motek outposts in multiple nabes The headquarters relocation next year will give the Trust 5,000 square feet of offices on the 13th floor. The 10-year lease also calls for the trophy, an exact replica of the original, to be on view in the public lobby and in the building’s 10th-floor tenants’ amenities center called the Landmark, part of which will be rebranded as the Heisman Lounge. Silverstein senior vice president Joe Artusa said, “120 Broadway is a celebrated landmark, which makes it the perfect home for the legendary Heisman Trophy.” He said Heisman Trust employees “will benefit from 120 Broadway’s prime location, expansive amenities and high-end service.” Global law firm Vedder getting new NYC digs with

New York, NY · 15h

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Millburn Moves to Seize Two Downtown Buildings, Hearing Set for Nov. 10

Millburn Township has posted a proposed ordinance that would authorize condemnation of the properties at 333-335 Millburn Avenue, with a public hearing on the measure scheduled for November 10. The listing, found on the township's own proposed-ordinances page, identifies the measure as Ordinance 2782-26. According to the Township of Millburn's...

Millburn, NJ · 2d

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‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ At Rutgers–Newark, Ta-Nehisi Coates Reflects on the Work That Outlives Us

When Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka welcomed Ta-Nehisi Coates at Rutgers University–Newark on Wednesday evening, he took the audience at Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall back to his days at Howard University. Baraka recalled his time at Howard University and the influence of Coates’ father on his studies. He described spending hours with Black literature and archival materials in Howard’s Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, an experience he connected to his own development.

Newark, NJ · 23h

New Jersey Globe

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Berkeley Heights stays blue as Democrats run the table

Democrats Susan Poage, Margaret Illis and William Machado win their respective races, keeping the mayor’s office and Democratic control of the Township Council. Democrat Susan Poage won the race for mayor of Berkeley Heights, defeating Republican Councilman John Foster and independent candidate George de Luna to succeed retiring Mayor Angie Devanney.

Berkeley Heights, NJ · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Rudin defeats McCartney to win West Orange mayor’s race

Joyce Rudin won the West Orange mayoral race, defeating incumbent Mayor Susan McCartney and five other challengers to capture the township’s top elected office in a crowded nonpartisan contest. Rudin received 5,854 votes, finishing comfortably ahead of Tammy Williams, who received 3,946 votes. McCartney placed third with 2,604 votes,...

West Orange, NJ · 2d

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Newark’s Former Skyfall VIP Lounge Is Being Transformed Into an Art Gallery and Studios

Construction of Newark’s latest art venue is underway at the site of a former nightclub in the city’s West Ward. Studio Lofts LLC, a limited liability firm affiliated with Akwaaba Gallery, announced recently that it broke ground on a 9,000-square-foot development at 166-170 Littleton Avenue near University Hospital.

Newark, NJ · 1d

New Jersey Globe

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Middlesex Democrats sweep county elections, extending 35-year winning streak

Middlesex County Democrats swept all three countywide elections on Tuesday, extending a winning streak that began 35 years ago and preserving their complete control of county government in New Jersey’s third-largest county. Surrogate Claribel Cortes won a second full five-year term, while Democratic Commissioners Leslie Koppel and Charles Tomaro...

Middlesex County, NJ · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Democrats break GOP hold on South River council

Democrats Madelina Rivera and Anita Chadha won both South River Borough Council seats on the ballot, unseating Republican Councilman Henry Dziemian and defeating former Councilman James Hutchison, who sought the open seat being vacated by Republican Councilman James Gurchensky. Rivera received 2,007 votes; Chadha received 1,971, compared with 1,695 for...

South River, NJ · 2d

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Montclair School District Crafts 2027-28 Calendar as Board Members Weigh Whether to Open Schools on Election Day

Montclair Public Schools officials are crafting the 2027-28 school year calendar, which should largely replicate the current school year’s, school district officials said. But some board members have questioned whether to open schools for Election Day 2027 as the prospects for relocating polling sites out of school buildings — a long-sought goal of the school district — prove increasingly unlikely next year.

Montclair, NJ · 15h

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Union County Eyes Up to Six New Courtrooms, But Construction Cost Is Still Unknown

Union County is looking at adding new courtrooms in two government buildings in Elizabeth. The County says it awarded two proposals to RSC Architects to study and design the projects. The two proposals total $425,000 and could lead to anywhere between two and six additional courtrooms. Cherry Street Cherry Street is the larger of the […] The post Union County Eyes Up to Six New Courtrooms, But Construction Cost Is Still Unknown appeared first on nj21st .

Elizabeth, NJ · 1d

NJ Spotlight

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Election Day’s urgent message for NJ’s youth

As Tuesday marks the end of voting in the 2026 election, all eyes once again will be on a particular group of voters and where they cast their ballots: the youth. That only heartens Beth Rubin, a researcher who has been leading a program across dozens of New Jersey school districts, including Plainfield High School, aiming to get teenagers more civically engaged.

New Jersey · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Florham Park Democrats win both council seats

Democrats John William Upton and Ellsworth Havens won election to the Florham Park Borough Council, defeating Republican candidates Nicholas Ritrivi and Marc DeBoer and capturing both available seats. Upton led the field with 2,523 votes, followed closely by Havens with 2,509 votes. Ritrivi received 2,386 votes, while DeBoer received 2,366...

Florham Park, NJ · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Democrats sweep Sayreville council races in landslide, oust two Republican incumbents

Democrats swept both Sayreville Borough Council seats on Tuesday, ousting two Republican incumbents by overwhelming margins and taking control of the governing body in a community where Republicans had made significant gains just three years ago. Bernard Bailey led the field with 8,419 votes, or 31.9%, followed by running mate...

Sayreville, NJ · 2d

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Greater Morristown Weekend Preview: Fireworks, farce and a farewell

The election is over. Now for some real fireworks. Greater Morristown gets a second shot at its rain-delayed Revolutionary festivities this weekend, complete with a Saturday night fireworks display. Neil Simon spreads Rumors downtown, the Righteous Brothers bid farewell and Rick Steves takes us to Europe without the airport lines. There’s folk music, improv, Shakespeare and even a chance to help neighbors stay warm this winter.

Morristown, NJ · 1d

The Montclair Pod

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A Guide to Montclair’s Fourth Ward: The South End, Lackawanna and a Train Station That Isn’t Technically in It

Montclair Ward 4 runs along the Glen Ridge line from Canterbury Park to Chestnut Street, taking in the South End, Bay Street station and Lackawanna Plaza. Here’s who represents it, where the lines actually fall, and the schools, parks and Orange Road spots inside them.

Montclair, NJ · 1d

New Jersey Globe

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Hartwyk likely winner in Verona special election

Katherine Hartwyk leads in the special election for Verona Township Council, leading Cory Schor and two other candidates for the remainder of the term left vacant by Cynthia Holland’s resignation earlier this year. Hartwyk leads with 2,067 votes, ahead of Schor, who has 1,483 votes. Jacqueline “Jackie” Rosa has...

Verona, NJ · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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East Brunswick council incumbents win re-election

Incumbent East Brunswick Township Councilmembers Kevin McEvoy, Dana Consoli-Winston and James Wendell won re-election, defeating challengers Vincent LeBlon, Girish Vazirani and Mina Abdo. McEvoy received 10,177 votes, Consoli-Winston received 9,936 votes and Wendell received 9,932 votes. LeBlon received 6,758 votes, Vazirani received 6,359 votes and Abdo received 6,298 votes. LeBlon,...

East Brunswick, NJ · 2d