Data, Data, Data. It is atop the list for restaurants looking to modernize, differentiate, and elevate experiences. So much data is generated at every point within a restaurant, whether fast casual or fine dining. And the digitization of operations over the past few years means that the industry is getting better at capturing that data.…
Expanded website showcases massive volume of research being conducted statewide TRENTON, N.J. (December 18, 2024) – The New Jersey Commission on Science, Innovation and Technology (CSIT) today announced the expansion of the website for ResearchwithNJ from five to eight leading research institutions, resulting in more than 365,000 pieces of research output and close to…
The last five years have provided significant challenges to the restaurant franchise industry. However, the industry has renewed optimism, driven by the adoption of digital and mobile ordering, menu creativity and heightened expectations around AI. This is according to a survey conducted by TD Bank at the 2024 Restaurant Finance and Development Conference in Las…
As the world of travel continues to evolve, the trends shaping 2025 reveal a shift towards immersive, sustainable, and unique experiences. Adventure-focused operators and travel companies are responding to the growing demand for meaningful connections to places and cultures. Here are the key trends poised to redefine the travel landscape in 2025 and beyond. Play…
Morris County Commissioner Deputy Director Stephen H. Shaw yesterday presented a Historic Preservation plaque to Madison Mayor Robert H. Conley, recognizing the preservation of the 200-year-old Madison Masonic Lodge. The Federal-style brick building, supported by nearly $700,000 in county preservation funding since 2020, will soon transition into a community hub for seniors and local organizations, ensuring its legacy endures for future generations. In…
State Treasurer Elizabeth Maher Muoio announced today that the RetireReady NJ, New Jersey’s State-administered retirement savings program, has reached $1 million in retirement savings since the launch of the program five months ago. New Jersey businesses with 25 or more employees that have been in business for two or more years and do not currently…
The Morris County Board of County Commissioners approved more than $3.8 million in 2025 Grant-in-Aid (GIA) funding to support 76 human services related programs in the coming year that were recommended by volunteer advisory committees to the county Department of Human Services. The Board of Commissioners annually allocates the grant funds to support critical support services for…
Join industry leaders, innovators, and enthusiasts as we explore innovative ways to advance the Garden State’s unique tourism landscape. From captivating keynote speakers to engaging breakout sessions, this conference is designed to inspire and equip you with the tools and insights needed to elevate your tourism endeavors. New this year, our conference will feature interactive…
PARSIPPANY — Einhorn, Barbarito, Frost, Botwinick, Nunn & Musmanno, a law firm with deep roots in Morris County, has secured a 24,947 square-foot lease at Onyx Equities’ The Arbors @ Parsippany. This move marks a nearly 50% increase in office space for the firm, which has been based in Denville for 63 years. Co-Managing Partner Gary Botwinick shared, “The Firm has more…
From Classroom to Canvas: Public Invited to View Students’ Best Works County College of Morris (CCM) invites the public to a free art exhibit celebrating the culmination of two years of creative studies by talented students in the college’s Visual Arts and Animation program. The Fall 2024 Portfolio Class Exhibition showcasing the best works from students as…
A Season of Joy and New Traditions As December rolls in with its crisp air and holiday cheer, we’re excited to welcome a magical new tradition to the farm: Cut Your Own Christmas Trees! This marks our first year offering this sustainable option, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to share the experience with our beloved…
Over the next 5-7 years, MMU will continue a major rehabilitation project for Runway 5-23. Separated in annual stages to minimize operational impacts, Phase X was completed in November, 2024. Work included extending the runway 5 safety area in preparation for a new localizer and an Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS). Planning for the RWY…