Council says the goal is to reduce inventory of small lots and get the land back on the tax rolls.
Program to examine how to manage traffic and people on rural streets.
Michael Obremski will supervise 19 towns, including Hopatcong.
Retiring schools' chief leaves at end of the month, expresses gratitude to governing body.
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Sparta approved bonds for water system upgrades and general capital projects.
Town attorney to apply more pressure to get public meeting.
Township joins Hopatcong as second Sussex town with Community Emergency Response Team.
U.S. Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen will speak to students in Sparta Thursday.
Anthony Semiz will receive Morris County Distinguished Military Service Medal.
Cross River seeks to install a data 'highway' that could offer economic boost; Hopatcong Council to vote on ordinance in June.
Homeowner had sought an easement for his well which is located on an adjacent, borough-owned lot.
Ordinance gets by town council with superstorm Sandy outages serving as a backdrop.
Council still trying to resolve Superstorm Sandy issues.
Complaints remain about heavy trucks, hours of operation.
New Jersey assembly members sponsor bill to amend Crime Victims' Bill of Rights, requiring convicted to be in court for sentencing.
Borough's CERT team opens flea market.
Monies would also help fund a Bayview well repair.
New ordinance would set rules for installation of standby generators.
Township files FEMA paperwork by May 1 deadline.
Current agreement runs out next spring.
Council has been seeking meeting with cable provider since Hurricane Sandy.
Township Council says company has taken actions to improve safety
PSE&G is rebuilding a power station in Hopatcong and Sparta citizens say it is making their neighborhood unsafe.
Ambulance Squad seeks higher credits for increased service activities.
Township Council OKs $24.5 million spending plan.
Council also OKs $80,000 for police computers.
Spending plan for 2013 calls for $38 increase in municipal property taxes.
Council looks to pass along $16.556 million spending plan.
Squad wants to expand eligible activities that would result in extra LOSAP payment.
An Appellate Court opinion says Guiseppe Tedesco must be present Wednesday, March 20 for his sentencing and to hear impact statements from his victim's family.
Hopatcong announces governing body won't meet until April 3.
Major events top Hopatcong's business week.
$24 million spending plan to receive final vote April 9.
Public hearing set for April 3; spending plan tops $16.5 million.
Proposed municipal spending plan totals $24 million.
Overall funding for New Jersey stays the same year over year.
Officials aim to reduce debt service in new spending plan.
Homeowners could save on tax bill by shopping locally.