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Pregnant NJ Widow Whose Husband Died Suddenly Sees Support Pregnant NJ Widow Whose Husband Died Suddenly Sees Support
Pregnant NJ Widow Whose Husband Died Suddenly Sees Support Support is on the rise for a pregnant widow whose husband died in a tree-fall accident. Cody Lee Blihar of Somerville died on Thursday, Jan. 26 at the age of 33, his obituary says. Cody’s wife, Monica, is expecting their first son, Beau, according to a GoFundMe launched for the family’s support. “Our hope is to alleviate the financial burden that Monica will be facing following Cody's death and the birth of their son,” reads the campaign. More than $50,000 had been raised as of Monday, Jan. 30. A native of Pittstown, Cody went to North Hunterdon High School before working in various res…

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by Daily Voice
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These Morris County Restaurants Were Voted Among NJ’s Best Of The Year These Morris County Restaurants Were Voted Among NJ’s Best Of The Year
These Morris County Restaurants Were Voted Among NJ’s Best Of The Year Hungry customers throughout the Garden State chose several Morris County restaurants as their favorites for a variety of food categories in a list by NJMonthly. The results, which were selected by voters in February, counted, and revealed by the outlet in October — are divided into restaurants in North, Central and South Jersey. While the outlet says it typically includes food critics’ top picks as well, they were omitted this year due to travel and pandemic restrictions. First, Arthur’s Tavern in Morris Plains — previously praised for its hearty chili and perfectly grilled steaks — was v…

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by Valerie Musson
Business
Popular Morris County Restaurant Now Requires Proof Of Full COVID Vaccination For Indoor Guests Popular Morris County Restaurant Now Requires Proof Of Full COVID Vaccination For Indoor Guests
Popular Morris County Restaurant Now Requires Proof Of Full COVID Vaccination For Indoor Guests A popular restaurant in Morris County is now requiring customers dining indoors to show proof that they’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Christopher Cannon, owner of Jockey Hollow Bar & Kitchen on South Street in Morristown, made the announcement on the restaurant’s website, stating that the decision came after a management team member tested positive despite being fully vaccinated. Jockey Hollow was shut down for a week, costing Cannon between $80,000 and $90,000 in profits, he said in a report from Daily Record. As of Sept. 9, indoor diners over age 12 will be asked to show…

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by Valerie Musson