Roxbury baseball coach Greg Trotter is honored for his 400th career coaching win after the Gaels' 11-1 victory over Morristown on May 3 .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Jason Bernstein | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comSecond-seeded Roxbury erupted for seven runs in the bottom of the first inning and never looked back as it rolled to an 11-1 victory over 10th-seeded Morristown in the Morris County Tournament quarterfinals in Succasunna The victory was the 400th career coaching win for Roxbury head coach Greg Trotter now is his 26th season as Roxbury’s head coach is believed to be just the fifth coach in Morris County history to reach 400 wins Roxbury has won four state sectional titles (2001 2019) and three Morris County Tournament championships (2011 Anthony Palombit’s bases-clearing double was the big blow in the first for Roxbury (12-4) went 2-for-2 with two walks and a run scored in the win Joseph Roncetta was 3-for-3 with a run and a RBI and Luca Argenziano went 2-for-2 with three runs scored Joseph Ronchetta went 3-for-3 with a run and a RBI and Fabio Marcano went 1-for-2 with a walk Winning pitcher Colin Donnelly went the distance striking out four and walking one while allowing one run on six hits Roxbury plays third-seeded West Morris in the semifinals on Saturday at 11 a.m Tyler Murray drove in Daniel Kelly in the top of the fourth inning for the lone Morristown (10-7) run Roxbury head coach Greg Trotter during the Opening Day baseball game between No 1 Delbarton and Roxbury at The Delbarton School in Morristown NJ on 4/1/24.Scott Faytok | NJ Advance Media MORRIS COUNTY CAREER COACHING WINS LEADERS The N.J. 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Follow us on social: Facebook | Instagram | X (formerly Twitter) Craig Epstein may be reached at cepstein@njadvancemedia.com Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A 45-year-old Morristown man was sentenced to 46 years in prison last week after previously being convicted of sexually assaulting a child Alexander MasariegoFlores was convicted last December of three counts of aggravated sexual assault two counts of second degree sexual assault and two counts of endangering the welfare of a child and Morristown Chief of Police Darnell Richardson said MasariegoFlores sexually assaulted an 8-year-old child with an investigation beginning that September MasariegoFlores sexually abused the child in front of another child The views expressed here are the author's own designer and producer Isaac Mizrahi’s acclaimed concert performances have been described by The New York Times as “determined to challenge the cultural status quo and help blaze a path into a more liberated future where few subjects are off-limits.” His one-of-a-kind show brings together comedy and an array of classic and soon-to-be classic songs from Stephen Sondheim to Blondie “Mizrahi is the real deal when it comes to cabaret: He’s charming and he is seriously funny.” — TheaterMania Saturday, 9:00 amNewark, NJ .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Mak Ojutiku | NJ Advance Media for NJ.comErin Murphy tossed a two-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts and two walks to lead Morristown to a 4-0 win over Chatham in Morristown Murphy also delivered at the plate by recording a double and two RBI Juliana Klein added a hit and an RBI for Morristown (9-4) Morristown has landed a big Fish for its annual Jazz & Blues Festival this summer Grammy-nominated blues singer and guitarist Samantha Fish will headline the free event which draws thousands of music fans to the Morristown Green every year This year's edition will be held on Saturday whose relentless touring has elevated her to the top of the blues-rock circuit The Kansas City native's 2023 album with rock artist Jesse Dayton "Death Wish Letter," was nominated for Best Contemporary Blues Album at the 2024 Grammy Awards She also opened for the Rolling Stones during their final U.S concert last summer at the Thunder Ridge Nature Arena in her home state of Missouri Fish will finish the Morristown festival at 8 p.m. following a slate of live performances that begins at noon Here's a look at the lineup announced on May 1: Swinging jazz band Dani G and Friends will open the festivities The act features Grammy-nominated saxophonist John Michalak who has collaborated with greats including Julio Iglesias who brings blends standards from the Great American Songbook with popular classics.The jazz vibe continues at 2 p.m who draw on big band charts from the Swing Era with an emphasis on Duke Ellington the Blues People quartet will switch the mood with a mix of funk providing what they call “the New Sound of NYC/North Jersey Blues.” Their debut album "The Skin I’m In," earned a Blues Blast 2024 Music Awards Nomination for “Best New Artist Debut Album.” In 2023 and 2024 the band won the North Jersey Blues Society International Blues Challenge.Guitarist King Solomon Hicks will precede Fish at 6 p.m "Harlem," earned him “Best Emerging Artist” honors from the Blues Music Awards Hicks has already worked with the likes of Tony Bennett George Thorogood and Jeff Beck.Moving back to AugustAfter a few years of presenting in September the festival is back to its traditional date on the third Saturday of August “We are excited to be back in August,” said Mayor Tim Dougherty It’s no wonder that we attract fans from far beyond the metro area — people come from all over the country and even internationally We are deeply thankful to our generous sponsors for making this amazing Festival a reality.” Local restaurants and businesses typically offer specials for festival attendees There is no seating so visitors are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets Attendees may also bring their own food and beverages and some regulars are known to import elaborate catered spreads to last the entire day For more information, visit www.morristownjazzandblues.org More: Morristown redevelopment roundup: See details of train station, Market Street makeovers Festival sponsors for this year's event include Morristown Municipal Airport Headquarters Plaza/Second Roc Jersey Associates Trustees of the Morristown Green and the Best Western Plus/Morristown Inn The festival will continue to honor two of its founders, Linda Smith and Michael Fabrizio, who both died in June 2021. Smith was the wife of longtime festival producer Don Jay Smith. Together in 1994, they led the volunteer revival of the Community Theatre, now known as the Mayo Performing Arts Center Fabrizio was instrumental in launching the festival while serving as director of the Morristown Partnership Morristown Restaurant Week an annual celebration of the city's robust dining scene 38 restaurants are slated to participate in Restaurant Week offering a variety of buy-one-get-one deals New this year are three restaurant crawls curated to give guests a progressive dining experience — appetizer dessert with beverage pairings at multiple eateries in one evening This 15th iteration of Morristown Restaurant Week is organized by the Morristown Partnership and Morristown Airport with additional support from the Morris County Economic Development Alliance & Tourism Bureau 40North Restaurant Group and SJP Properties but events like Restaurant Week highlight our amazing community and make people want to call Morristown home," said Corey Hanlon manager of corporate and government relations at Morristown Airport The giveaway runs through May 1; at the the end one lucky poster will get a $500 gift certificate Here's what you need to know for Morristown Restaurant Week 2025 Participating restaurants are offering a variety of special menus and discounts for Restaurant Week There are straight-up deals and discounts like $10 off a box of eight cookies at Cookie Connect a free croissant with purchase of any large beverage at Kirshenbaum Baking Co. 15% off at Let's Noodle and Pierogies House and two free empanadas with any $20 purchase at Mega BBQ Some restaurants are offering prix-fixe meals: Cafe Y Canela and Dublin Pub have $45 Fig & Lily Garden offers their special three-course prix-fixe for $39 and Roots Steakhouse has a three-course menu for $35 (including a filet mignon or salmon entree) has a dish only available during Restaurant Week: a mini Pop-Tart flight with sweet strawberry will rotate its deals throughout the week; stop by on Monday for 10% off its mint chocolates come back on Thursday for 10% off sea salt caramels (or just go every day and get all of its deals) Find the full list of deals, discounts and menus at morristown-nj.org/restaurantweek Sip & Stroll program allows guests to visit different neighborhoods for a curated restaurant crawl participants will rotate between restaurants in timed groups to taste an eclectic menu of appetizers complimentary parking tickets will be available for tickets purchased by April 11 parking tickets will be available at a discounted rate Matt Cortina is a food reporter for NorthJersey.com/The Record This purchase is available as a free download with your MyC-SPAN account C-SPAN.org offers links to books featured on the C-SPAN networks to make it simpler for viewers to purchase them C-SPAN has agreements with retailers that share a small percentage of your purchase price with our network C-SPAN earns money from your qualifying purchases C-SPAN only receives this revenue if your book purchase is made using the links on this page Any revenue realized from this program goes into a general account to help fund C-SPAN operations Please note that questions regarding fulfillment or issues relating to your book orders should be directed to the Webmaster or administrator of the specific bookseller's site and are their sole responsibility MyC-SPAN users can download four Congressional hearings and proceedings under four hours for free each month There are three ways to set in and out points for a clip: Check your selection with the "Preview Clip" option If you are editing the times of an existing clip you may only set a start and end time within the original clip boundaries Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMORRISTOWN the City of Morristown announced that they were installing three cameras in its downtown area to help with safety concerns according to a Morristown Police Department spokesperson Previous Coverage: City of Morristown installs new cameras to improve ‘feeling of safely shopping downtown’ This action comes after the city’s yearly survey was sent to 6,000 homes in the area and asked about how people feel about a wide range of topics One of the areas where input was asked for was a question of safety when it comes to “Morristown’s downtown/commercial area during the day.” which was a factor in why these cameras were added I really do feel like it’s unnecessary,” said one shopper She added that Morristown has never been known as a dangerous or unsafe area including a few business owners WVLT News spoke to feel the cameras can help aid law enforcement while also providing a sense of protection for people downtown “Gives people an ease about coming downtown and shopping,” said a business owner city officials said that the cameras will largely help for big gatherings and events downtown when it comes to “crowd monitoring.” TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS SPECIAL TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE MEETING on WEDNESDAY APRIL 2 Check out this new Shark TurboBlade Fan — Ultra-powerful .. 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NJ -  The community is invited to another Speedwell Lake Cleanup on June 8 NEW BRUNSWICK – National autism rates have reached a record high Millions of Americans will celebrate Easter this year following the tragic death of George Floyd and subsequent nationwide protests Morristown National Historical Park’s signature living history event returns Contact: Alexander Parody, Chief of Interpretation and Education Download the NPS app to navigate the parks on the go Three days after introducing an ordinance that would prosecute people for sleeping on public property the Morristown Council has withdrawn the controversial proposal Mayor Tim Dougherty announced the change of heart on Friday after public criticism followed reports of the introduction, which the council unanimously passed without discussion at its meeting on February 11 The ordinance was intended to address "an increase in the homeless population in recent years" and ensure "the safety and welfare of homeless individuals including discouraging outdoor encampments in public spaces which is particularly dangerous during the winter months," to direct them to more appropriate accommodations Dougherty stated that "feedback from community members and advocates" motivated him to ask Council President Nathan Umbriac to put the ordinance on hold until "we take the time needed to fully understand and address the concerns that have been raised." The ordinance provided penalties from $100 to $500 for a first offense to 30 days in jail 30 days of community service and fines up to $2,000 for a third offense In a similar retreat, the Paterson City Council last month backed away from an ordinance that critics said would criminalize homelessness by imposing fines and possible jail sentences for camping out in public places Officials said during the meeting that they would try to revise the proposed ordinance against public camping but the emergence of a tent encampment at the entrance to the city’s downtown business district from Route 19 last year sent officials scrambling for solutions Volunteers for the 2023 count recorded almost 13,000 sheltered and unsheltered New Jerseyans without permanent homes last year when the state's homeless population exceeded 10,000 for the first time Advocates for the homeless, mentally ill and at-risk immigrant populations gathered in Morristown on Jan. 31 for a Project Homeless Connect event where they offered a variety of living essentials assistance consultations and haircuts to help the homeless cope with their situation right?" said Morris County Sheriff James Gannon whose Hope One mobile outreach program has made contact with more than 55,000 at-risk individuals since 2017 "Morristown is often unfortunately forced to bear a disproportionately high burden of trying to resolve challenges created by regional needs with limited local resources But our commitment to kindness and compassion is unwavering." Tensions in the immigrant community in Morristown also continue to rise after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week confirmed the arrest of "two illegal aliens" in town Those arrests were additional signs of ICE's increased activity in New Jersey as part of President Donald Trump's promise to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants nationwide Trump has repeatedly said the crackdown is targeting migrants accused of violent crimes. But immigrant advocates in the Garden State have complained that the raids are also sweeping up people who have no criminal records or are accused of minor charges CHATHAM BOROUGH — No matter what was happening on the field for the Chatham girls lacrosse team on Tuesday She even got an ovation – and a postgame poster – for reaching her 200th successful draw control The unbeaten Cougars (4-0) have won nine in a row dating back to May 20 a streak which includes all of last year's NJSIAA playoffs Chatham had eight different players with at least one point on Tuesday led by junior midfielder Peyton Furst with a career-high four goals and an assist Michigan-bound senior Caroline Condon and sophomore Shannon Collins had two goals apiece for Morristown The Colonials (1-2) are rebuilding after losing six NCAA Division I lacrosse players to graduation "We're trying to figure things out as a team together," said Condon More: 2025 Morris/Sussex girls lacrosse team-by-team preview capsules Chatham scored two goals in the first three minutes of Tuesday's game and never blinked the defense kept Morristown in its own end until 3:46 was left in the first quarter The Colonials didn't muster up a shot for another two minutes Chatham goalie Annie Alden made two saves against nine Morristown shots won nine draws for 206 total and is two goals short of 100 for her career had another poster already prepared in recognition of that milestone Morristown junior Eloise Downes made 25 "college-level" saves and "stood on her head," according to McCutcheon Oliver "I wasn't worried about the outcome of the game because I knew other people would take advantage and other people would be able to score and that's exactly what happened," said Hallahan a senior who has signed a National Letter of Intent with Richmond "That really shows our team isn't one person or two people Every single person on that offensive side can be confident with the ball in their stick and be confident to take it to cage." But the losing streak included the last two MCT finals – both won by Morristown The Cougars seemed certain they'd meet again most likely next month with another county title on the line Chatham continues its division play against Summit on Thursday and hosts national power Sacred Heart from Greenwich "It's definitely a lot of motivation and it shows a lot about our program," Furst said "It's a lot of respect for the type of game we always look to play it's everything all of us want to work for." Atlantic Health System has revealed long-anticipated plans for a major expansion of Morris County's largest health care facility - Morristown Medical Center - and will share its vision during a town hall meeting on Tuesday But after getting a preview of the nearly $1 billion project, Morristown Mayor Timothy Dougherty has issued a public statement on behalf of the town that essentially says: Whoa it became clear that more time was needed before we could comfortably agree to bring this project to the public as many questions remain unanswered," Dougherty wrote about a public meeting originally expected to be held last week Atlantic Health now plans to host that forum at 7:15 p.m Tuesday at the hospital's Malcolm Forbes Auditorium "It's so important to us right now to explain what our vision is get feedback from our neighbors and hopefully move forward," Morristown Medical Center President Trish O'Keefe said during a presentation of the proposed project last week to the Daily Record Morristown officials announced their own town hall to discuss the proposal with the public and scheduled it for 7 p.m 14 in the Town Hall Senior Center at 200 South St outlined the expansion design for the campus off Route 287 11-story "West Pavillion" building that would add 180 ICU-capable hospital beds The expansion also would include a two-floor addition to the Goryeb Children's Hospital relocating and upgrading the hospital's helipad and replacing the current east parking garage with a new garage with an upgraded capacity of 1,700 vehicles Atlantic envisions adding a specialty medical building for medical procedures that do not require full hospital admission new technology would be incorporated to increase access to robotic medical procedures and to improve ventilation in case of future pandemics The project will need the town's approval to go forward and is likely to require changes to local zoning, town officials said last year Atlantic Health is touting the economic impact: The expansion would add more than 500 permanent jobs and 1,500 union positions during construction The estimated cost for all phases of the proposal would be in the "high nine figures but we're approaching it," said Atlantic Health Vice President of Facilities Construction and Real Estate Robert Peake Jr who has overseen 30 years of expansion for the top-rated hospital system said Atlantic Health has been working on the plans for three years and has decided "the time is now." The plans do not call for an expansion of the hospital's 40-acre footprint but they "will max out our campus," he said The original Goryeb facility was designed to accommodate a two-story addition "Every non-clinical department has been moved off-campus," added O'Keefe Emergency Department: Three football fieldsAn ongoing expansion of the hospital's Emergency Department − already the size of three football fields − will increase the bed count at Morristown Medical from 76 to 120 "Our Emergency Department handles about 100,000 visits a year," O'Keefe said adding that about a quarter of those emergency patients are children hence the need to expand the Goryeb Children's Hospital by 25 beds More: NJ unveils new affordable housing obligations. How much does your town have to build? Adding to the hospital's current 735-bed capacity would address the growing need for emergency care The hospital wants to move patients out of the emergency department and into acute-care beds as quickly as possible Peake said Atlantic Health hopes to break ground on the first phase including the demolition of the east garage and construction of its replacement A five-year construction schedule calls for completion in 2030 But the first priority is outreach to town leaders "We've met individually with town council members "The town hall on Tuesday is to educate and get feedback." Morristown mayor taps the brakesDougherty cited a 200-page traffic study he has not had time to review as one reason he's insisting on "a robust public engagement process in advance of any formal action." "We believe it would be irresponsible to move forward with the public engagement process without ensuring that all information has been reviewed by our professionals and available to the public to ensure that they have a complete picture," Dougherty wrote but that's not the end of our conversation," hospital spokesperson Lucas Margolis said Goryeb Children's HospitalTwo new floors25 new private inpatient roomsEconomic impactAccording to Atlantic Health William Westhoven is a local reporter for DailyRecord.com. For unlimited access to the most important news from your local community, please subscribe or activate your digital account today Email: wwesthoven@dailyrecord.com  Twitter/X: @wwesthoven 1 / 35Jeff Rhode | For NJ Advance MediCrowds of protesters showed up in Morristown for the Hands Off A hometown sponsor with close ties to the Emerald Isle has step-danced up to sponsor the annual Morristown St. Patrick's Day Parade And leading the way will be a prominent bagpiper plucked from his band to serve as grand marshal of one of the largest St Among the many musicians, marchers and special attractions who will make their way up South Street on Saturday to the Morristown Green, the Rory O'Moore Pipes and Drums is a longtime mainstay who cofounded the Rory O'Moore School with his siblings in 1995 will leave the band to its own devices this year and serve as the procession's grand marshal "Being named grand marshal is like receiving a lifetime achievement award,” Wood said And I realized I’ve been involved in the Irish community here for almost 50 years." He's been playing the bagpipes since age 12 and now makes a full-time living as a performer with several bands and as pipe master at his Roxbury-based school. With one group or another, Wood has performed in every Morristown parade since 1979 my other brothers Matthew and Paul joined," Wood said in his Grand Marshal announcement weddings — everything around band activities.” John “Jack” Downs of Madison has been named Parade Starter an honorary position given "to someone who has demonstrated exceptional service to the local community," organizers said will cut a ceremonial green ribbon at noon to kick off the parade at Town Hall Downs also served for several years with the Madison Volunteer Ambulance Corps and a charter member of the Newark-based Emerald Pipe Band Morristown tour company is prime sponsorCIE Tours International which specializes in full-service trips to Ireland Founded in 1932 and based in Morristown since 1990 CIE has helped to support the parade in recent years but fully embraced it for 2025 It also provided a trip for two to Ireland that was raffled off at the annual grand marshal reception last week "They are a part of the community here in Morristown and this year they have been a great partner for us putting the parade together," parade spokesperson Michael Leavy said “It’s only recently that we’ve become more active in local Irish community events and we’re delighted to be involved,” said Stephen Cotter the Dublin-based managing director of CIE Tours Morristown redevelopment roundup: See details of train station, Market Street makeovers The parade was first organized in Wharton in 1979 by the Irish American Association of Northwest Jersey The group later partnered with the Friendly Sons of St Patrick of Morris County to move it to Morristown in 1991 Other than the COVID-related cancellations in 2020 and 2021 the parade has been delayed just twice since it began in Wharton 43 years ago A statewide snow state of emergency postponed it in 1993 A nor'easter forced another postponement in 2010 The Friendly Sons raise money throughout the year to pay for parade expenses and for charity Annual proceeds raise up to $50,000 that is donated to local causes The funds raised also cover the entire cost of the parade including police and the post-parade DPW cleanup Organizers said additional updates will be posted on the parade's Facebook page If you're a fan of healthy, natural and delicious Mediterranean food, especially Greek food, you probably know about this place. But if you've never been to Morristown then you haven't had the best there is to offer in New Jersey The name of the place speaks to a certain self-confidence in their location and reputation We weren't particularly looking for a Greek restaurant just a great meal on a Sunday in the spring The place across the street from where we were having a drink was called The Address. It can be described as a casual dining spot with an upscale vibe and the most delicious food this side of the Aegean Sea The food was as good as you'll find anywhere outside of Greece and certainly here in the U.S plan a day trip to Morristown and treat yourself to lunch or dinner at The Address in the heart of downtown Morristown.  It has a casual feel and an upscale but friendly vibe.  The place is well-appointed and comfortable.  It's such a cozy and relaxed atmosphere The Address is great for couples or large groups which is a pan-fried flaming Greek cheese with olives and cherry tomatoes And the Pakilia that comes with pita and a choice of 3 cold mezze Opinions expressed in the post above are those of New Jersey 101.5 talk show host Dennis Malloy only Report a correction 👈 The food was as good as you'll find anywhere outside of Greece and certainly here in the U.S.\nRead More If you're a fan of healthy, natural and delicious Mediterranean food, especially Greek food, you probably know about this place. But if you've never been to Morristown The place across the street from where we were having a drink was called The Address. The PB&J is a quintessentially American sandwich, but it's simply not as ubiquitous in other countries. Part of the reason is that peanut butter has been historically difficult to find in countries like Argentina and the Philippines where there just isn't a big appetite for the product Report a correction 👈 (WVLT) - Morristown now has a system of cameras in the downtown area to address concerns residents recently expressed The city said it has an annual survey to get feedback from the community on what it’s doing well and what can be improved on and city officials recently noticed a decline in the “feeling of safely shopping downtown.” City officials examined ways to create a safer downtown environment and the Morristown Police Department acquired and installed three new fixed cameras that will help monitor crowds at downtown events “This system is comparable to ones used at large retail locations in other cities throughout Tennessee,” the city said “Hopefully this will help bring a sense of safety to our citizens living in and visiting the downtown area knowing that the police are looking out for your safety.”