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WINNER: Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Worth $208K Sold In Morris County WINNER: Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Worth $208K Sold In Morris County
Winner: Jersey Cash 5 Ticket Worth $208K Sold In Morris County Who's the lucky winner? A Jersey Cash 5 ticket worth more than $208,000 was sold in Morris County. A ticket matching all five numbers for the Wednesday, August 16 drawing was sold at Ana’s Grocery Shop on Speedwell Avenue in Morristown, lottery officials said. The winning numbers were: 05, 09, 30, 34 and 35. The XTRA number was 03. The lucky ticketholder will take home the Jersey Cash 5 jackpot of $208,713. "Congratulations to our very fortunate Jersey Cash 5 winner!” said New Jersey Lottery Executive Dir…

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by Valerie Musson
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Support Surges For Morris County Family Displaced In Apartment Fire Support Surges For Morris County Family Displaced In Apartment Fire
Support Surges For Morris County Family Displaced In Apartment Fire Support is surging for a Morris County family displaced in an apartment fire earlier last week. Juan Deleg and his family lost most of their possessions in the Feb. 5 fire on Speedwell Avenue in Morristown, according to a GoFundMe created by Lisa Deleg. The three-alarm fire displaced six tenants and caused serious damage to a neighboring Chinese restaurant, MorristownGreen reported. The donations from the fundraiser will be used to help the family rebuild after their devastating loss, as the apartment sustained serious fire and water damage. “They are facing unexpected expenses to start o…

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by Valerie Musson
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2nd Morris County Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19 2nd Morris County Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19
2nd Morris County Resident Tests Positive For Covid-19 A Morristown resident and employee at a local nursery school was the second to test positive for COVID-19 in Morris County, officials said in a press release Friday afternoon. The patient, an employee at Shalom Yeladim Nursery School on Speedwell Avenue, is working alongside administrators to notify parents and employees who they may have come into contact with. The first Morris County resident to test presumptive positive was a Butler man, 51. He was hospitalized at Chilton Medical Center after being exposed to a confirmed case. Meanwhile, the building is temporarily closed for cleaning a…

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by Valerie Musson