Newton recently joined other municipalities in Sussex County in hiring an in-house mechanic for fleet vehicle and DPW equipment maintenance and repair after choosing not to renew a contract with an independent repair shop. (Photo by Mandy Coriston) What’s driving mechanics away? A nationwide shortage of auto technicians is impacting our region, leading to a need for increased in-house municipal services,... Local News 27 Nov 2024 | 11:28
Cursive meets coding Ask your grandparents what primary school was like for them and they may recall strict penmanship lessons and sharp slaps... Back to School 16 Aug 2024 | 11:47
The ABCs of bus stop safety Designed with safety at the forefront, school buses are too heavy to roll over, too bright to miss and 70 times safer than... Back to School 16 Aug 2024 | 11:44
‘Too stressful’: why some students are saying no thanks to standardized tests As students across the tristate region sharpened pencils - or, increasingly, fired up computers - in preparation for multiple... Local News 02 May 2024 | 11:23
Four Cougars sign NLIs to continue lacrosse careers The good news has already started for the Kittatinny High School girls’ lacrosse program and the season doesn’t even begin... Sports 02 Dec 2022 | 12:46
(byrampd.prg) Erratic driving leads to DWI arrest Lawson S. Gordon of Bushkill, Pa. was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to maintain lane after Byram Township... Police & Fire 14 Nov 2022 | 01:20
Pictured left to right: Jason Fruge, dean of Technical Education at SCCC, Rich Rebisz, regional External Affairs Consultant for JCP&L FirstEnergy Foundation and Stan Kula, director of the SCCC Foundation stand in the Welding area of the McGuire Technical Education Center where much of the program materials will be purchased for students. FirstEnergy invests in SCCC tech programs A $50,000 grant from The FirstEnergy Foundation will assist Sussex County Community College (SCCC) with the materials and... Business 01 Nov 2022 | 03:38
Gottheimer last month at the future site of the park-and-ride station for the Lackawanna Cut-off railway. ( PHOTO SUBMITTED) N.J. Transit OKs rail service to Sussex County The NJ TRANSIT Board of Directors on April 13 advanced the project to restore rail service to Sussex County along the Lackawanna... Local News 18 Apr 2022 | 03:24
