YMCA & Borough to Pay for East Street Parking Lot

Youth nonprofit will pay 80 percent, with borough picking up the balance for lot reconstruction.

$25K in Improvements May Come to Police Impound Garage

Money for lot remediation will be voted on at the Sept. 9 meeting.

Public Questions Water Main Work Near Whole Foods

Resolution passed to award contract for Green Ave. lot; resident suggests same contractor for water main project.

Two Acting Sergeants Appointed Within Madison PD

Both James Cavezza and Joseph Longo promoted from their previous rank of patrolmen.

Accusations Fly Over Rec Center Funding Votes

Finance committee liaison says bond measure ‘makes little sense;’ colleague accuses him of peddling ‘half-truths.’

Late Councilman's 'Good Lives On' in Madison

Council remembers, holds moment of silence for Don Links, who died of ALS in July.

Solar Projects on Hold as Contractor Dispute Continues

Projects throughout county indefinitely delayed.

Five Things to Know About Tuesday's Special Senate Primary

Are New State Gun Laws Enough or Too Much?

Governor Chris Christie signs 10 new laws around guns and penalties.

Protesters Seek Legal Status for New Jersey Immigrants

Rally held outside Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen’s office in Morristown on Wednesday

Cole Park Fountain to Get Nearly $10K Fix

Fountain was donated to Madison in 1918.

Field Remediation Money Snafu Corrected

Ordinance pulled, new one introduced after $100K was in different account than thought.

Union Beach Campers Send 'Thank You' Postcards to Madison

'I am having a great time right now!' one kid wrote.

No More 'Negative' Outlook for Madison's AAA Credit Rating

Mayor says revision by Standard & Poor's could ease borrowing costs for Madison Recreation Center.

Councilman, Fields Advocate, Coach Remembered

Don Links died Saturday after a battle with Lou Gehrig's disease.

In-Person Voting Underway at County Clerk's Office

Clerk's office open from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Madison Hearing From One-Third of Homeowners About Tax Bills

Tax assessor working extra days in Madison to field questions.

Resident Criticizes Phoned-In Votes on Borrowing $4.1M

Sam DeMarzo said participating remotely 'leaves a bad flavor.'

Madison Council OKs Borrowing $4.1M for Rec Center

Council members disagreed over how much borough needs to borrow for fields.

Madison Releases Tax Bill, Revaluation FAQ

Voter Registration Deadline Tuesday for Special Senate Primary

Morris County reminds residents of voting guidelines.

Parking Lot to Address Pedestrian Safety, Pollution Concerns at Fields

Work on Bayley Ellard property, including 150-space parking lot, access road and fencing, expected to cost up to $350,000.

Madison Teens to Campaign for Mock U.S. Senate

Students will participate in American Legion Jersey Boys State this week at Rider University.

GVR Developer Selection Process Wrapping Up

Borough hopes to close deal this year.

Madison Execs Continue Networking, Outreach

The Chief Executive Council for Madison recently launched a leadership program for students.

Tropical Storm Andrea Remnants Expected Through Region Friday

Heavy rainfall, possible flooding expected.

Friends of Geraldine Gets $2K for Local History Program

Money awarded by Morris County Heritage Commission.

Catalanello, Rowe GOP Nominees for Madison Council

Councilman and Board of Ed vice president received most votes in five-way Republican primary.

Four in Running for Two Board of Ed Seats

Deadline was Tuesday to run in the Madison school board election in November.

Cooperative, Transparent Government Is Best, Byrne/Gertler Say

Maureen Byrne and Jeff Gertler say they have the right skills, experience, creative ideas and approach to serve on Madison's governing body.

Madison Council Needs Team Player, Pico Says

Carmen Pico says he will listen to all Madisonians.

Ticket Shares 'Broad Understanding' of Municipal Fiscal Management, Catalanello/Rowe Say

Incumbent Madison Councilman Robert Catalanello and Board of Ed Vice President Pat Rowe list their priorities and accomplishments.

Consistent Budgeting Key, Driscoll/Range Team Says

GOP Borough Council candidates Diane Driscoll and Eric Range say shared services, responsible spending and honest budgeting more important than political posturing.

Good Samaritan Clause Won't Hinge on Number Dialed, Attorney Says

An amendment to Madison's underage drinking law was approved Wednesday after a 'minor concern with wording' was addressed.

'Good Samaritan' Amendment to Drinking Law Proposed

Ordinance would protect people from prosecution if they need medical attention or call 9-1-1 to get someone help.

Madison's Open Space Tax Rate Adjusted

Ordinance approved with a 4-1 vote, with some wording changes suggested by the Madison Athletic Foundation.

Underage Drinking in Homes Could Bring Penalties

Fines and loss of driving privileges possible under proposed law.

Madison Budget Adopted With 4-2 Vote

No mayoral tie-breaker for first time since 2010.

$193K a Year More in Open Space Taxes Proposed

Adjusting open space tax rate from 2 cents per $100 of assessed value to 1.8 cents seen as compromise on 'stealth' tax hike.

Madison Townwide Garage Sale Planned

Participants in April 20 event asked to donate portion of proceeds to send children affected by Superstorm Sandy to summer camp.