Morris NewsBee

07/03/2025

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a comprehensive tax and spending cuts bill on Thursday, July 3, and local congressional representatives offered sharply different assessments of how the legislation will impact their constituents.

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a comprehensive tax and spending cuts bill on Thursday, July 3, and local congressional representatives offered sharply different assessments of how the legislation

07/03/2025

MADISON — A prominent immigrant advocacy organization is calling on both major party candidates in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race to directly engage immigrant communities, saying neither candidate adequately represents their interests.

MADISON — A prominent immigrant advocacy organization is calling on both major party candidates in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race to directly engage immigrant communities, saying neither candidate adequately represents their

07/01/2025

MORRISTOWN – Sarah DeMartazzi is the new grant administrator for the F.M. Kirby Foundation, the organization announced on June 30.

07/01/2025

More than 75 Black and Afro-Latino artists are featured in the 33rd annual Art in the Atrium exhibit, “Another Slice of Sweet Potato Pie,” which had a public reception on Thursday, June 19, at the Morris County Administration and Records Building in…

More than 75 Black and Afro-Latino artists are featured in the 33rd annual Art in the Atrium exhibit, “Another Slice of Sweet Potato Pie,” which had a public reception on

06/30/2025

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is poised to sign legislation into law to allow roughly 1,800 polluting sites nationwide, like mills, power stations, chemical plants and oil refineries, to increase the volume of hazardous air pollutants they can…

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is poised to sign legislation into law to allow roughly 1,800 polluting sites nationwide, like mills, power stations, chemical plants and oil refineries, to increase

06/27/2025

One in seven children in New Jersey suffers from food insecurity, a significant increase from before the pandemic. Many of these 270,000 children count on their schools for two meals, five days a week.

One in seven children in New Jersey suffers from food insecurity, a significant increase from before the pandemic. Many of these 270,000 children count on their schools for two meals,

06/27/2025

Sunday, June 29 through Monday, July 7, the Morris NewsBee is pausing delivery of Sunday “This Week’s Opinions” and Monday through Friday “Today’s Local News” email newsletters.

06/26/2025

MORRIS TOWNSHIP – Committeeman Jeff Grayzel on Wednesday, June 25, announced he is exploring a run for Congress should U.S. Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11, win the gubernatorial election in November.

06/26/2025

Scott Kobler, chair of Public Media New Jersey, Inc., will receive the Loretta Weinberg Award for Journalism Impact at the fifth-annual Byrne Kean Dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Florham Park.

Scott Kobler, chair of Public Media New Jersey, Inc., will receive the Loretta Weinberg Award for Journalism Impact at the fifth-annual Byrne Kean Dinner on Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Florham

06/26/2025

County College of Morris (CCM) in Randolph and Morristown High School recently completed the first school year of a program designed to prepare high school seniors for manufacturing careers or engineering studies.

County College of Morris (CCM) in Randolph and Morristown High School recently completed the first school year of a program designed to prepare high school seniors for manufacturing careers or

06/26/2025

Seven recent graduates of the Morris County Vocational School District (MCVSD) received scholarships from the New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC) Foundation at the school’s annual awards ceremony at the school’s Denville campus.

Seven recent graduates of the Morris County Vocational School District (MCVSD) received scholarships from the New Jersey Association of Counties (NJAC) Foundation at the school’s annual awards ceremony at the

06/25/2025

MORRISTOWN – Morristown National Historical Park will be celebrating Independence Day with a public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the park's Washington's Headquarters area on Friday, July 4.