Week in Review: Freeholder Race Continues, Township Committee Meets

With the primaries taking place last week, this week may not have been as filled with political related news as last week was, but with the Morris County Board of Chosen Freeholders race still making headlines, politics still generated much discussion this week.

Here's a recap of what happened this week:

On Monday, we started the week with television reviews from "Jerseylicious" and "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," two shows with cast members who are from Montville Township. We also saw a column from Colleen O'Dea about the primary elections.

On Tuesday, we saw the Morris County prosecutor win an award, heard about a lawsuit related to cast members from "Real Housewives,"  met an assistant vice president for Lakeland Bank,  and saw an athlete break a school record.

On Wednesday, we heard about Tuesday night's township committee meeting, saw that the state attorney general has been asked to review the county's freeholder race, and checked out a Camaro that is being raffled off.

On Thursday, we interviewed the teacher that started Montville Township High School's "School of Rock," and saw a seventh grader who is competing on a national level in lacrosse.

On Friday, we saw a computer generated illustration of the dog park, met a Montville fire chief, and got an update about the ongoing Lake Valhalla Club hearings before the zoning board.