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Denville child bitten by raccoon that police say could be rabid
A child was bitten by a raccoon on Sunday and police are warning residents it might be rabid.
The child was playing in a wooded section of land behind his home in the Indian Lake section of town when the raccoon approached him and bit him, police said.
The child was taken to Morristown Medical Center where he was treated for his... More
submitted March 18th by News
Denville police charge two in 'missing dog' burglaries
A woman who claimed to be looking for a missing dog was actually looking for houses where no one was home and the doors were unlocked so she and an accomplice could steal things, police said Friday.
Amy Jacobs, 21, of Montville, went door-to-door in in the areas of Snyder Avenue and Riverside Drive, and Hussa Place and Warren Trail, asking... More
submitted March 2nd by News
What's open late?
I'm trying to get ideas for things that are open late. I know Starbucks is open till 10 and maybe 11 on weekends, but is anything else open later (like 11?)
submitted Jan '13 by DateNight
Denville holiday tradition continues at Santa Land
Local children once again have the chance to bring Santa their wish lists as Santa Land is open in Denville.
Started in 1961 by the Denville Rotary Club as a new community service project, the tradition has continued in the township for more than half a century.
Santa will be available for visits through Dec. 23 on weekdays from 3 to 7... More
submitted Dec '12 by SantaLand
where to get kerosene
Does any one know where I can get kerosene? Not prepackaged from a hardware store. I want to fill my own 5 gallon jugs.
submitted Nov '12 by bruce bogle
Gas Rationing Starts tomorrow 11/3
Vehicles with license plates, the last number of which is an odd number, can only fill up at stations in these counties on odd-numbered days of the month, the order said.
Vehicles with license plates, the last number of which is an even number, can only fill up on even-numbered days.
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012/11/sandy_gas_ration_12_counties.html
submitted Nov '12 by News
Garbage Pickup 10/29
Garbage pickup today as long as possible. Garbage pickup tomorrow rescheduled for Wednesday.
The Denville Township Garbage contractor will pick up trash today as long as they are able to access roads and it does not become too dangerous. Tomorrows garbage collection will be rescheduled to Wednesday. There will be no metal pick up this week. For additional info call DPW... More
submitted Oct '12 by News
Denville businesses brace for storm hit
A year after his family-owned business was devastated by flooding from Hurricane Irene, Denville Dairy owner Jack Fine is doing all he can to prepare for the impending storm.
Fine barricaded his storefront on Broadway Saturday afternoon with sandbags donated by the town of Denville in preparation for Hurricane Sandy, which is expected to hit Morris County late Monday evening and... More
submitted Oct '12 by News
Hurricane Sandy
This is the second information release from the Denville Township Police Department regarding a large, dangerous storm that is forecast to impact our area beginning on Sunday, October 28th. The information we are providing is based upon a weather briefing prepared by the National Weather Service, Mount Holly/Philadelphia at 11:45 a.m. today. This information is being distributed to... More
submitted Oct '12 by News
Water main break on Broad St. 10/18
You may have no water or low pressure. Est 4 hours to repair
There is a water main break on Broad Street. off of Rt 46. You may have have no water or low pressure. It is estimated that the repair may take 4 hours. Please be patient as the water dept fixes the water main. If you have additional questions,... More
submitted Oct '12 by News
Denville rallies around girl with inoperable brain tumor
Brian and Doris Donnelly learned a rare cancer had given their daughter, Juliana, an inoperable brain tumor April 2.
The township has rallied around the Donnellys, who live in West Caldwell, since then. There has been a spaghetti dinner and an online fundraiser. And 33 percent of the profits from Sunday's Denville: Up & Running 5K Stay & Play went toward... More
submitted Oct '12 by News
