Heartless Customer Leaves Morristown, NJ Server Nasty Note on Bill
As if it wasn't a difficult enough job already, restaurant servers have had it really tough over the past year.
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NJ towns canceling St. Patrick’s Day parades for 2021
St. Patrick's Day parades are the latest big events to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic and Gov. Phil Murphy's executive orders limiting large gatherings.
Fed-up NJ business owners to protest Murphy’s restrictions
A newly created group is taking to the streets on Sunday in protest of continued and additional restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic.
This is going to be hot in NJ this winter: Outdoor igloo dining
New Jersey restaurants are working to keep outdoor dining viable into the colder months, as COVID-19 spread remains a concern.
Christie in hospital for 6 days: Still no update on COVID-19 condition
Gov. Phil Murphy called Chris Christie the “quintessential Jersey fighter” but had no update on his condition.
NJ mailboxes removed, but they’re being upgraded, USPS says
The removal of mailboxes around the country comes over concerns about funding for the United States Postal Service and its ability to handle mail-in ballots.
NJ protests remain peaceful as Philly, New York erupt in violence
Camden police on a unity walk were among peaceful events Saturday, while neighboring states dealt with violence involving crowds and officers.
Morristown, South Amboy cancel St. Paddy’s parades
Amid concerns for the novel coronavirus spreading, annual parades in NJ are being cancelled or postponed.
These 12 schools will be first in NJ to teach LGBTQ curriculum
The lessons will be mandatory in New Jersey middle and high schools in the 2020-2021 school year.
Rabbi with NJ roots hurt in CA synagogue shooting ‘hate crime’
President Trump and law enforcement called the shooting attack on the last day of Passover a hate crime, as police increased patrol at NJ places of worship.