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American Gelato Master Scoops Funkiest Of Flavors At New NJ Ice Cream Shop American Gelato Master Scoops Funkiest Of Flavors At New NJ Ice Cream Shop
American Gelato Master Scoops Funkiest Of Flavors At New NJ Ice Cream Shop Jameson Chocolate Whiskey gelato and Bailey’s Chip ice cream are how Mike Guerriero will be celebrating St. Patrick's Day at his newest ice cream shop. Guerriero, who once took first place at the Gelato Festival America, has expanded his iconic gelateria to Morristown. Guerriero and his wife rebranded the ever-popular shop Gelotti in 2019. With Guerriero Gelato locations in Caldwell, Montclair, Pinebrook and West Orange, he opened a Morristown storefront earlier this year, replacing Kilwin's on South Street. While the shop has all of the gelato and hard ice cream staples you could ever wan…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Pedestrian Struck By Car In Morristown: DEVELOPING Pedestrian Struck By Car In Morristown: DEVELOPING
Pedestrian Struck By Car In Morristown: Developing A pedestrian was struck by a car in Morristown, developing reports say. The victim was hit near South and Pine streets shortly before 10:40 p.m. on Thursday, June 9, according to initial and unconfirmed reports. An advanced life support ambulance responded to rush the victim to a nearby hospital, the report says. The Major Crimes unit was also called to the accident scene. Authorities did not immediately return DailyVoice.com’s request for additional information. This is a developing story. Check back for more.

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by Valerie Musson
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Organic Morristown Burger Restaurant Abruptly Closes Doors Organic Morristown Burger Restaurant Abruptly Closes Doors
Organic Morristown Burger Restaurant Abruptly Closes Doors An organic burger joint has closed up shop just two years after opening in Morristown. Bareburger on South Street — opened in November of 2019 — is permanently closed as of Monday, according to the Morristown, NJ Instagram page. The restaurant has also been removed from the website’s map of locations. Bareburger had developed a reputation for using organic, sustainable, and ethically-sourced ingredients, as well as having a vegan-friendly menu. According to the post, a pizza shop is rumored to be opening at the joint’s former location. View this post on Instagram …

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by Valerie Musson
Lifestyle
Popular Mediterranean Restaurant Comes To Morristown Popular Mediterranean Restaurant Comes To Morristown
Popular Mediterranean Restaurant Comes To Morristown Hummus Republic, an authentic and primarily plant-based Mediterranean eatery, has opened a new location in Morristown. First launched in 2013, Hummus Republic now has 11 stores open throughout California, Massachusetts and of course, the Garden State, with several more stores currently under construction. Hummus Republic’s versatile menu allows customers to customize their own wraps, pitas and bowls with healthy Mediterranean ingredients like couscous, kale, falafel, shawarma, fresh vegetables and of course, several hummus varieties. Meat options include Moroccan grass-fed steak, lemon ch…

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by Valerie Musson
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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
Police & Fire
KNOW ANYTHING? Police Seek Info On Trio Who Stole Cooking Oil From Morris County Restaurant KNOW ANYTHING? Police Seek Info On Trio Who Stole Cooking Oil From Morris County Restaurant
Know Anything? Police Seek Info On Trio Who Stole Cooking Oil From Morris County Restaurant Police in Morris County are seeking information on three men seen stealing cooking oil from a local restaurant Friday afternoon. The men exited a grey van and stole three barrels of cooking oil from the back of South & Pine Restaurant on South Street in Morristown around 2:15 p.m., Police Capt. Stuart Greer said. The employees initially thought that the men were contractors and did not contact anyone in the van, Greer said. Police were called when it was confirmed that the oil had been stolen as opposed to removed by the restaurant’s contractors, Greer said. Anyone with information ab…

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by Valerie Musson
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Patrick Dempsey Filming Movie This Week In Morristown Patrick Dempsey Filming Movie This Week In Morristown
Patrick Dempsey Filming Movie This Week In Morristown Patrick Dempsey is making a visit to Morristown this week to film footage for his upcoming TV movie, "Ways & Means.” Dempsey — known for portraying Derek "McDreamy" Shepherd in Grey's Anatomy — has a starring role as well as an Executive Producer credit in the film. Eye Productions Inc. of Brooklyn is filming at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, which is closed through Thursday, though the following roads will also be utilized for filming Tuesday and Wednesday, according to local police: Maple Avenue in between Community Place and Miller Road Maple Avenue in between Miller Road and Perry …

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by Valerie Musson
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Report: NJ Denies Morristown's Request To Close Street For Outdoor Dining Report: NJ Denies Morristown's Request To Close Street For Outdoor Dining
Report: NJ Denies Morristown's Request To Close Street For Outdoor Dining Morristown Mayor Tim Dougherty's request to close down parts of South Street to expand outdoor dining has been denied by the New Jersey Department of Transportation, the Daily Record reports. Many municipalities across New Jersey began shutting down local roads to help create space for restaurants to accommodate diners outdoors, once they are allowed to reopen June 15 after the COVID-19 pandemic. Expanding outdoor dining is particularly difficult in Morristown, where many of the streets are owned by the county or state, Dougherty told the Daily Record. The roads can close once the state or…

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by Cecilia Levine