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Veterans Day 2026: Three days of ceremonies planned in Greater Morristown, Nov. 10-12
Veterans Day in Greater Morristown starts early with flag-raising ceremonies on Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026, hosted by Atlantic Health. Participants will gather at 9:30 am at 475 South St. in Morristown, near the flagpole at the first building on the left. A second ceremony is planned for approximately 11 am outside Morristown Medical Center. Bus transportation will be provided between locations.
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Police Identify Two Killed in South Lincoln Crash
Two people killed in a four-vehicle crash Sunday night in south Lincoln have been identified as 19-year-old Mason Krupka of Lincoln and 88-year-old Mary Bullerdiek of New York, according to Lincoln Police Department crash reports. The crash happened shortly before 7 p.m. at 17th and South streets. The crash reports...
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This Is Really Upsetting: A City In NJ Ranks Among The Worst Cities For Veterans
Veterans deserve more than a thank-you. A new national ranking puts Newark near the bottom of the list for veterans, and it's especially disappointing for those of us with a personal connection to military families.
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Pedestrian was dragged beneath vehicle for more than 2 miles after being hit, cops say
A woman was struck by a vehicle on a Newark street and dragged more than two miles into a supermarket parking lot, where she was found dead beneath the vehicle Friday, authorities said. Newark police were called to the Extra Supermarket on the 300 block of Lyons Street just before...
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The Bergen Record
Ride this unique Newark merry-go-round for free and learn some history
Miss summer? That's a happy coincidence. So did a very unusual carousel at Military Park in Newark . It was supposed to have had its grand reopening in the summer of 2026. But the $15,000 in repairs dragged on into the autumn months, and the carousel was not able to take its first riders until Oct. 23. Which means that this attraction, so evocative of July beach visits and August picnics, is now in operation during a uniquely mild November. If you're looking — even this late in the year — to get your last gasp of summer, this might be it. Late, or right on time? "When we realized this was getting pushed back further and further through the summer, we got a little disappointed," said Marcy S. DePina, executive director for the Newark City Parks Foundation, the non-profit group that administers the park, and the carousel. But when the Farmer's Almanac predicted a mild fall and winter, they took heart. And when the carousel finally reopened a few weeks ago, it was as big a hit as they could have hoped. "On Halloween, we had 500 kids who came out, which is incredible," DePina said. And there's more.
New Jersey Globe
Croson launches GOP Assembly bid in 21st district
Warren Township Committeeman Daniel Croson announced today that he will seek the Republican nomination for State Assembly in the 21st legislative district, where Democrats captured both Assembly seats in 2025 and continued making significant electoral gains in last week’s midterm elections. Croson, a former deputy mayor and school board...
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Kearny HS sophomores turn history into gratitude
Sophomore students in U.S. History 1 classes at Kearny High School are turning classroom lessons on historical military service into a tangible act of gratitude. Spearheaded by social studies teacher Trisha Hoehe-Grosch, approximately 100 students are participating in a specialized writing initiative to honor United States veterans, active-duty troops and wounded warriors.
Daily Record
Delbarton finally topples St. Benedict's, reaches sectional final
MORRIS TOWNSHIP — "It's Monday. We got this." That's been the mantra for the Delbarton soccer team all year, just switching in the day of each game. Nothing changed with St. Benedict's Prep looming in a NJSIAA Non-Public A North semifinal on Nov. 9. The Green Wave said the same thing to each other in the locker room, and out on the field. When the game went to first one and then double overtime, the players repeated the same line. And after sophomore Cortland Martin's second goal hit the back of the net, Delbarton's mantra was proven true. The Green Wave figured out a way to upend St. Benedict's, 2-1, in double overtime, to move on to the sectional final. It is the Gray Bees' first loss in 57 straight matches dating back to Nov. 1, 2023. It's the first time they lost to a NJSIAA member school since Oct. 22, 2016 at Delran. Top seed Delbarton will host No. 3 Seton Hall Prep on Nov. 12 with a trophy on the line. It'll be the Green Wave's third straight trip to the sectional final , but the first time at home – and not up against the Gray Bees.