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Scholarships Awarded, Criminal 'Cops' Tops News

Should teacher's contract talks be public?

The last week of May left us with a mini heat wave, and the news was just as hot. Click on the headlines to read the full story in our week in review.

Criminal ‘Cops’ Caught in Alleged Robbery Spree

The Morris County Prosecutor’s Office held a press conference earlier this week to announce the arrests of two men who allegedly dressed as police officers, targeted illegal immigrants, and robbed them.

Diner Owner’s Killer Still Being Sought in Morris County

Two years after the owner of the Kenvil Diner was shot and killed, police continue to investigate and try to solve the crime. Authorities are seeking help from the public in the matter.

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Scholarships Given to Kids of First Responders

Twenty-five high school students from around Morris County were awarded scholarships recently for standout work as they head off to college.

Police arrived at a Hopatcong home to find a car crashed into it and was parked on the lawn. The driver came back to the scene after leaving, only to be found under the influence and arrested for his actions, cops said.

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Should Teacher’s Contract Talks Be Public?

Our question of the week wanted to get the public’s input regarding negotiations between school boards and teachers, and whether or not they should be done before the public.


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