Montville Reveals Updated Natural Resources Inventory

It's a compilation of text and visual information about the natural resource characteristics and environmental features of the township.

DeCroce Full-Day Kindergarten Bill Wins Assembly Approval

Assembly Bill A-3972 would establish a task force to study the feasibility of keeping New Jersey kindergarteners in school all day.

Parsippany Urges Senators to Withdraw Greystone Bill

Town council passes resolution that opposes senators' plan and requests historic designation for Kirkbride building.

'Housewives' Joe Giudice Faces Two Possible Trials in 2014

The state and federal trials for Towaco resident may be set in 2014.

Non-Profit to Senators: What About Saving Greystone's Kirkbride Building?

Preserve Greystone argues recently introduced legislation ignores costs and 'allows no opportunity for redemption.'

251 Bears Killed in Annual New Jersey Hunt

This year's event produced 36 fewer kills than in 2012.

Montville Earns Points to Meet NJDEP Requirements

So far the township has earned 13 points and 10 points are required by a municipality

Zoning Board Rejects Proposed Sign for Main Road Business

The controversial hanging sign was eliminated for the applicant 12 Main Road LLC.

Greystone Can Be Saved 'Without Mass Spending Measures,' Senators Say

Sens. Joe Pennacchio and Anthony Bucco introduced legislation that would limit the use of the property and turn the land into open space.

Montville Twp. Substitute Crossing Guards

Applications are available at police headquarters. This position is on an as needed basis.

Township Thanks Don Kanoff for 17 Years

The Board of Adjustment formally thanked him at their meeting last week.

NJ Transit Cross-Honoring Tickets Tuesday Due to Weather

Patrons can use tickets on alternative travel mode including rail, light rail, bus.

6-Day Bear and Deer Firearm Hunt Starts Monday in New Jersey

From Monday through Saturday, registered hunters may use shotguns to kill a total of two antlered deer and one black bear.

New Jersey Fertilizer Black-Out Is Underway

If you're still applying fertilizer containing nitrogen or phosphorus to your lawn, stop—there's a new law to protect waterways, and you may be in violation.

ELEC Files Complaint Against Freeholder Lyon for Alleged 2011 Campaign Violations

Complaint says the Lyon campaign broke the law four times, including switching the name on a then-unreported $16,000 campaign donation from the candidate's father's name to the candidate's.

DeCroce Introduces NJ Pediatric Cancer Research Fund Bill

District 26 assemblywoman's bill, A-4491, would allow residents to contribute to a fund to benefit research into children's cancers via their income tax returns.

County to Repair Montville Bridge this Week

The work will finish Thursday or Friday. Motorists will be redirected to Rockledge Road,

‘Tough Guy’ Style Popular in NJ, Could Hamper Christie in 2016

Nearly half of the voters polled say the guv's signature bravado might not have the same appeal in a broader presidential race.

Christie for President? NJ Gov. Bests GOP Rivals, Hillary Clinton in Aol Poll

Governor tops all candidates by double digits, according to poll.

Montville Tea Party to Discuss Obamacare

JCP&L Meeting Set For Montville Power Line Upgrades

The hearings are Wednesday evening and Thursday morning.

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Minnesota Vikings Owner Advised to Pay $15.1M to Rachel Gardens Partners

The money will cover the attorney fees and other costs acquired by partners who were cheated out of profits for more than 20 years.

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

Montville Candidates Reflect on Elections

Here's a look at what candidates have to say now that the polls have closed.

Incumbents Re-Elected to District 26 Senate, Assembly Seats

BettyLou DeCroce, Jay Webber and Joseph Pennacchio retain their positions in Trenton.

Republicans Sweep Montville Council Elections

Republicans Richard D. Conklin and Scott Gallopo defeated Democrats Daniel Grant and Truscha Quatrone.

Slim Margins Usher in Morella, O'Brien, Novi for Montville BOE

Unofficial results: Only a .4 percent vote difference pushed Diane Bordonaro out of a Montville School Board seat.

3 Republicans Take Morris County Freeholder Seats

Incumbents Cabana, Mastrangelo returned to county board with running mate Kathy DeFillippo.

Live Election Results From Across New Jersey

Our friends at NJ Spotlight have created this live map that will update with election results from throughout the night

Election Night Live With NJTV

Our partners at NJTV are beginning more than three hours of live election coverage at 8 p.m., and you can watch it all right here on Patch

Economy, Schools Draw Montville Voters

'For God's Sake, Vote For Me,' Christie Says After Punching Ballot

New Jersey governor votes in General Election with wife Mary Pat Christie Tuesday morning.

Barbara Buono Casts Ballot in New Jersey Governor's Race

The legislator is not seeking re-election in the 18th District state Senate race.

Veteran Groups' Revenue, Minimum Wage Questions on Election Ballot

Find out more information here on the two questions on Tuesday's ballots.

Meet Carmela Novi: Montville School Board Candidate

Carmela Novi is running against Diane M. Bordonaro, John Morella and Michael F. O’Brien.

Christie: 'Democrats are Coming to Our Side' on Election Day

On eve of Election Day, Mendham resident ‘wanted to make sure that we came home to Morris County' for 'rally among our friends.’

2013 Election: Have Your Voice Heard on Patch

Blogging is an easy way to have your voice heard this election season.

Johnson & Johnson to Pay $2.2B to Settle Antipsychotic Drug Marketing Allegations

The settlement is the largest in history and the third largest involving one company.

Morris County Earns Triple-A Bond Rating for 39th Year Running

The county has maintained a AAA rating since 1975, when it became the first county government in New Jersey and the 10th in the nation to achieve the rating.