Jerry Seinfeld Comedy Tour Will Stop In Morristown: Around Morristown

MORRISTOWN, NJ — Patch reviews some of this past week's top stories around Morristown.

Jerry Seinfeld Comedy Tour Will Stop In Morristown This Fall

Calling all Seinfeld fans: comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld will be coming to the Mayo Performing Arts Center (MPAC) in Morristown as part of his 27-city tour across North America. The popular comedian will perform two shows in Morristown on Sept. 9.

Rise In Drownings Lead To Calls For Water Safety In Morris County

Morris County officials from various agencies stood shoulder to shoulder Friday afternoon at Lake Hopatcong to urge the public to heed warnings about the dangers of unsafe boating and swimming practices. More people are venturing outside to enjoy the nice weather and water activities in New Jersey. However, having fun in the water can be dangerous if safety precautions are not taken.

Run For Recovery At Morristown Fourth Of July 5K Race

Looking for a fun Fourth of July celebration this year? Take part in the Market Street Mission's annual 5K Race for Recovery. Registration for the 8th annual 5K Run for Recovery, set for July 4 in Morristown and sponsored by Market Street Mission, is still open. The 5K race and the 2-mile Freedom Walk are both signature events of the Morristown Fourth of July celebration.

African American Art Exhibit Founder Honored By Morris County

Viki Craig, co-founder of Art in the Atrium (ATA), was honored with a plaque unveiled in Morristown by members of the Morris County Board of County Commissioners. The event took place at the Morris County Administration and Records Building in Morristown, where ATA was founded 30 years ago. Charles Craig and Lauren LeBeaux Craig, Viki Craig's husband and daughter, hosted the ceremony alongside Morris Arts Director of Galleries Lynn Seibert.

Online Sex Extortion Targets Minors, Morris Co. Warns Parents

As technology becomes more prevalent in everyday life, online sexual extortion of minors is on the rise, and the Morris County Prosecutor's Office wants to remind parents of online safety precautions they and their children should take to stay safe. Morris County officials are committed to educating the general public about the risks and potential hazards associated with child sexual abuse material and child pornography, as well as children's misuse of technology.

Morristown Mourns Sudden Death Of Retired PBA Local 43 Member

Morristown PBA Local 43 members mourn the death of a retired member, Al Reed, who died unexpectedly on Sunday, June 26. He was 78 years old. Reed served in the Morristown Police Department for many years, joining the force in 1972 as a special police officer. He was born to Bertha Mae and Arlin Williams on March 23, 1944, in Hot Springs Arkansas, according to his obituary.

Proposed Ban On Gas Leaf Blowers Introduced In Morristown

The Morristown Council has proposed a ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, which would explicitly prohibit their use during the summer months. Gas-powered blowers are in violation of the town council's noise ordinance, which was passed last year. From June to September, the proposed amendment to the ordinance would prohibit the use of gas-powered blowers, which violate the town's noise ordinance. If it passes a second reading on July 12 the prohibition will take effect the following summer.

Stack Creamery's Grand Opening Delayed In Morristown

The grand opening of an ice cream shop in Morristown that sells highly customizable ice cream sandwiches made entirely from homemade ingredients has been postponed. Stack Creamery, which first opened its doors in Westwood and also has a location in Jersey City, was scheduled to open at 48 Washington Street in Morristown during the week of July 4, but that date has been pushed back.