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The deadline to register for the 2018 general election is Oct. 16. Here's how you can register.

Hackettstown Man, A Municipal Fire Inspector, Admits To Extortion

Billy Donnerstag, 49, of Hackettstown, pleaded guilty in federal court Tuesday after he was busted in a sting set up by the FBI.

Woman Stole $78K From Great Aunt In Warren: NJAG

Officials say a Pennsylvania woman stole $78,000 from a great aunt with dementia in Warren.

Religious values and Political views that don't make sense

How are some people able to reconcile the core values of their faith with their political beliefs?

Hackettstown Election 2017 Results

Breaking: See who voters picked to represent them in the upcoming years.

Quick Chek Mountatin Ave Project Update

The project proposed at the corner of Mountain Avenue and Bells Lane faces mounting resistance from town residents

Hackettstown Man Fired From Inspector Job After He's Charged With Extortion

The Middlesex fire inspector was given the axe after he was charged with extortion.

Rep. Gottheimer Votes, Speaks Out Against Anti-Abortion Bill [Video]

You can watch his speech to Congress opposing the bill here.

Does Hackettstown Really Need Another Gas Station?

QuickCheck Gas Station Proposed for Mtn Ave

NJ DEP Issues Drought Warning For Warren County

New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection issued drought warnings to 14 counties, including Warren.

Special September Election Could Change Mount Olive Elementary Schools

Vote set to offer full day Kindergarten in Mount Olive schools.

Police Log: Drug Possession In Hackettstown Wednesday Evening

Hackesttstown Police stop driver on moving violation, find drugs in addition.

Who Pays N.J.'s Biggest, And Smallest, Property Tax Bills? Check Hackettstown

The state released data showing each town's average property tax bill in 2015. Patch ranked them from to largest to the smallest.

Lance Radio Call-In Show Set For Thursday

Constituents Encouraged to Call Show With Questions

Investigation Offers New Revelations About Donald Trump's 9-11 N.J. 'Celebrations' Claim

A new examination backs up Donald Trump’s claim that groups of Muslims cheered the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in New Jersey.

The IRS Can Now Call You, Hackettstown, Looking To Collect

The IRS Can Now Call You, N.J., Looking To Collect

Pope's Visit, Football Game Could Be Hell On Earth for Traffic

Radio ads will encourage people to use public transit or to watch it on T.V., advising people to avoid unnecessary travel.

Morris County to Remember Local Victims of 9/11

Region lost 64 residents on fateful day.

New County Paving Project Approved, Other Morris Roadwork Coming in August

Lees Hill Road in Harding approved for 1.5-mile fix.

Sheriff, County Agree to Help Each Other With Morris Jail's Operations

Edward Rochford's office will have a hand in operations going forward, but not full control.

Two-Year Road Project to Drastically Alter Ramps on Routes 287, 78, 206

Department of Transportation estimates work will begin in Spring 2016, deforest nearly 12 acres of trees.

4 Major Morris Road Projects Coming in July, August

Alternate routes, detours may be put in place by local police departments.

New Jersey: The Most Hated State In America, New Poll Says

“New Jersey is the only state in the country which people tend to have a negative opinion of,” YouGov said in its summary.

Former Sheriff's Officers to Lead County Jail Transition Away From Sheriff's Office

Team created to complete takeover by Sept. 1 after Freeholder vote.

3 More Morris County Roads Set for Repaving During Summer Monthsg

Major avenues in four towns to get an overhaul.

Political Letters Have a Place at Patch

Your opinions can be shared before June Primary Election polls open.

Christie Spent $300K On Food, Alcohol, NFL Concessions Using N.J. Taxpayer Money

Christie spent nearly a third of that taxpayer money -- $82,000 -- on food at NFL games, according to state records.

Poll: Christie Not Honest About Involvement In 'Bridgegate' Scandal

As approval ratings drop, New Jersey says top politician knew about scandal during and after lane closures.

Campaign Duty? Christie's Wife Leaving Job To Travel With Gov

New Jersey's First Lady told reporters Monday she resigned to spend time with kids, travel around NJ and 'elsewhere' with governor.

NJ Residents Want Sen. Menendez to Stay In Office Despite Indictment, Poll Shows

Rutgers-Eagleton survey says legislator shouldn't leave office unless found guilty.

Sierra Club Lauds Freeholders for Stance on Pilgrim Pipeline

Morris County governing body opposed project with formal resolution.

Governor's Next Town Hall Forum Coming to Morris County

Christie's 132nd event will be held March 24.

Assembly Committee's OK On Religious Exemption Restrictions for Vaccines Draws Public's Ire

Companion bill to Senate legislation to be considered by full assembly after 9-1 vote Monday.

'Kids Should be Kids': Bill Prohibiting Standardized Testing for Younger Students Passes Assembly

BettyLou DeCroce (R-Morris, Essex, Passaic) sponsors legislation keeping tests away from lowest three grades.

Bill to Tighten Religious Exemptions on Vaccines Goes to Senate

New legislation would force parents to have exemption request notarized, add further explanation to reasoning.

Former Mayor Calls Out Christie's Pro-Life Stance

Former Assemblyman Richard Merkt tells Daily Beast the governor's take on major issue may be a political play.

POLL: Has Governor Christie Redeemed Himself Since 'Bridgegate?'

Let us know in the poll.

$34M Bid Awarded For Greystone Hospital Demolition, Restoration

Efforts to preserve Morris County landmark go by the wayside.

Watch Governor Chris Christie Get Doused in ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

Garden State's leader nominates U.S. Senator, television host and Facebook CEO to take the next challenge.

Confusing Hackettstown Intersection Gets New Left Arrow Signal

'Five corners' location has delayed green installed from Rt. 46 to Rt. 182.