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Police Arrest Second Man in STS Tire Robbery
Two men from Newark have been charged for the illegal dumping and robbery at the Morris Turnpike business.

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Two men from Newark have been charged for the illegal dumping and robbery at the Morris Turnpike business.

It's the first day of school for the 2010-11 year in Millburn-Short Hills.
Students head back to classes across the district.
Also, a teen was arrested after a car crash and bicycles were reported stolen and recovered.
There are two early trains from New York and one from Hoboken on the Morris & Essex lines.
The car was stolen from a driveway on Whitney Road. Also, teens were arrested for shoplifting at the mall.
Millburn Township committee hasn't discussed how it will proceed with Livingston's decision to settle in the case.
The playhouse receives the 2010 American Council of the Blind-Audio Description Project Award for Achievement in Performing Arts.
A fence will be put in place to control pedestrian traffic, but township officials will watch to see if changes can be made.
The committee hasn't discussed how it will proceed with Livingston's decision to settle in the case.
There are two early trains from New York and one from Hoboken on the Morris & Essex lines.
Local officials have alternative plans to the snow fence to control pedestrian traffic in the construction zone.
Police are in a tough spot whether they ticket people or not for the no left turn.
Catch those final moments splashing before it closes on Monday.
The high school holds an open house for the new students led by seniors.
School opens Tuesday. Here's a look back at some of the big news from last week in under a minute.
The authority is seeking requests for proposals to install a wireless network at train stations and on trains.
The Vacchianos sell eggs at the Millburn Farmers Market each week, and they can't say if the recall has affected demand.
There is a no left turn from Millburn Avenue onto Main Street as part of the bridge construction project.
Mark W. Olsen faces charges of one count of witness tampering, four counts of endangering the welfare of a child and three counts of criminal sexual contact.