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Herald Staff Report newsroom@njherald.com The Susquehanna-Roseland power line has been short-circuited for three years, according to PSE&G. The company's second-quarter earnings report announces that the power line - originally proposed to prevent brownouts from rolling down the line in 2012 - will be delayed until 2015.

ANDOVER BOROUGH a ' The Old School House Thrift Shop, Route 517 and Lenape Road, will hold $4 bag sales on summer clothing and accessories, as well as shop-wide sales on household items, today and Saturday.

It may be but a dim memory when looking up at the green hills of Sussex County, but it was just a couple of years ago that those same hills were brown because all the leaves had been chewed by gypsy moth caterpillars.

A section of Main Street will be closed until early fall as the bridge that carries the street over Sparta Glen Brook is being replaced.

Alternative meats like ostrich keep popping up on restaurant menus across New Jersey.

The New Jersey Herald reports that Andover Mayor John Morgan recently sent a letter to the state Department Of Environmental Protection critical of The Sussex County Municipal Utilities Authority's request to meet with the DEP regarding recently-invalidated sewer permits for the 590-home Sussex Properties proposal without notifying the Andover of ...

ANDOVER TWP. -- A Frankford woman faces burglary and theft charges for allegedly stealing electronics gear and personal information from a vehicle parked at a local business, police said.

The Wawa corporation of convenience stores is suing the Sussex County Planning Board, claiming its delay in approving a Route 206 location is a needless wait for unspecified approvals from the state's Department of Environmental Protection.

ANDOVER TWP - A Pennsylvania man who was one of five people arrested during a raid at a Sussex County go-go club last year has pleaded guilty to illegal possession of a handgun, the county prosecutor's office said.

Christy Sherry of Sparta waves her flags as Josh Wills of the North Jersey Antique Engine and Machine Club drives a tractor up the East Shore Trail during the Sparta Fourth of July Parade held Sunday.

Photo by Anna Murphey/New Jersey Herald From left, Sanford Hollander, Esq., swears in new Newton Mayor Kristen Becker, as her mother, Julie, holds the Bible and her father, T.R., and sister, Jenny, look on at the Newton reorganization meeting Thursday night.