New Jersey’s ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law Takes Effect August 1

New Jersey’s ‘Skip the Stuff’ Law Takes Effect August 1

MORRIS COUNTY — Starting August 1, restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, diners, food trucks, drive-thrus and other food service businesses across Morris County and New Jersey will only be permitted to provide single-use utensils and condiment packets when customers specifically request them, under the state’s new “Skip the Stuff” law. The law, known as S3195, applies regardless…

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Morris Museum To Screen Revolutionary War Broadcast on July 14

Morris Museum To Screen Revolutionary War Broadcast on July 14

History fans can experience one of the most compelling chapters of the American Revolution on Tuesday, July 14, at the Morris Museum at 6 Normandy Heights Road, Morris Township. The museum will host a special screening of “Drive By History: The Worst Winter of the Revolution: 1779-80,” the  PBS episode that explores the Continental Army’s encampment…

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Local Morris County Celebrations Will Mark America's 250th

Local Morris County Celebrations Will Mark America’s 250th

Parades, Fireworks, BBQs and More Planned for Independence Day Weekend Morris County communities are commemorating America’s 250th anniversary with Independence Day celebrations throughout the holiday week, including parades, fireworks, concerts, historical reenactments, public readings of the Declaration of Independence and family-friendly events. Many of the programs are part of the nationwide America250 initiative, recognizing the…

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Winning the American Revolution – the Jersey Way

Winning the American Revolution – the Jersey Way

Throughout the long years of the American Revolution (1776-1783), no state contributed as much to the fight for Independence as New Jersey. Following his famous crossing of the Delaware River on Christmas Night, 1776, General George Washington went on to win the key battles of Trenton and Princeton in “Ten Crucial Days” that saved the…

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Morris County Highlights Revolutionary History at State Conference

Morris County Highlights Revolutionary History at State Conference

Statewide Gathering Held in Florham Park During the 250th Anniversary Hundreds of historians, preservation professionals, educators, museum leaders, planners and volunteers from across New Jersey gathered in Morris County last week as the 2026 New Jersey History and Historic Preservation Conference was held at Saint Elizabeth University during the nation’s Semiquincentennial celebration. Approximately 400 delegates attended each day of…

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Celebrate America's Founding Moments July 2 - 8

Celebrate America’s Founding Moments July 2 – 8

Join Reading of the Declaration of Independence & “Light to Unite” Campaign Morris County invites everyone to participate in events organized to commemorate a week of milestones that unfolded in July 1776 and gave birth to the United States of America. The key dates include July 2, the day in 1776 the Second Continental Congress voted to separate the 13 colonies…

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Spielberg Movie Spent More than $30M Filming in NJ

Spielberg Movie Spent More than $30M Filming in NJ

The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission (NJMPTVC) has announced that Steven Spielberg’s ‘Disclosure Day’ spent an estimated $34 million in qualified film production expenses during its 23 days of filming in New Jersey. During that period, the production hired more than 1,800 crew members. ‘Disclosure Day’ premieres in theatres today. “It’s a thrill to have Steven Spielberg choose New…

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NJ World Cup Match 2 Transportation Updates

NJ World Cup Match 2 Transportation Updates

For regular travelers, it didn’t seem to complicate the commute. The extra traffic on Route 3 was limited to the exits immediately by the stadium. This was an improvement from Saturday. France took down Senegal 3-1 in the second FIFA World Cup match hosted at New York New Jersey Stadium. After the match, all eyes…

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