Denville, NJ Morris County
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Advisory
The season’s first winter storm is expected to bring several inches of snow to the area this afternoon and evening, in addition to freezing rain and sleet. As such, we would like to remind everyone to drive extra cautious if you need to travel during the storm. Remember to drive at a slower/safe speed, give yourself extra distance between vehicles, and expect your stopping distance to increase. Also, know whether your vehicle has an antilock brake system and use it properly. Antilock brake systems prevent your wheels from locking up during braking. If you have antilock brakes, apply firm, continuous pressure to the brake pedal. If you don’t have antilock brakes, you may need to pump your brakes if you feel your wheels starting to lock up.
We would also like to remind everyone that Township Ordinance prohibits parking on a snow covered street. This is to allow the Department of Public Works to more easily remove any accumulated snow and ice to make our roadways safer to travel. Due to the forecasted weather, permission for overnight on street parking this evening will not be granted.
Township Ordinance also requires the owner or tenant of properties to remove all snow and ice from the full width and length of all sidewalks abutting the roadway within 12 hours of daylight after the storm. The depositing snow or ice into or upon any sidewalk or street in the Township is also prohibited.
Thank you for your cooperation and please drive safely today and everyday!
Address/Location
Denville Police Department
1 St Marys Pl
Denville, NJ 07834
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 973-627-4900
Facebook of Denville’s Animal Shelter
This shelter is run by Meredith Petrillo the Denville Animal Control Officer and shelter volunteers to promote community involvement to identify, help and adopt denville animals. We have a passion and compassion for all animals.
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Denville Township Animal Control operates under the supervision of the Denville Township Police Department’s Support Services Division. Denville Township Animal Control Officer Meredith Petrillo provides animal control, animal cruelty, and animal rescue services to the Township. ACO Petrillo also runs the Denville Animal Shelter and oversees the operation of the Denville Township Dog Park, known as “The Happy Hound Play Ground”.
Denville Township provides shelter for misplaced domestic animals. If you have lost or found an animal, we provide a safe place for that animal until we find their owner. If no one comes forward for the animal after seven days, the Township of Denville places the animal up for adoption by appointment. We do not charge an adoption fee; however, we do ask for a donation of food and supplies back to the shelter so the animals that are there for longer periods of time can be provided for. The animal shelter is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday. If you have lost your pet, please contact the police desk at 973-627-4900 ext. 9, as they are aware of all of the animals that are placed in the shelter. Reclaiming your pet may be done by appointment only during the following hours:
Monday to Friday, between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, between 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Closed on Sunday
Animal Cruelty – Denville Township’s Animal Control Officer is also an animal cruelty investigator. If you have a concern about how an animal is being cared for or treated, please contact the Denville Police Department and provide as much information as possible. Also, please provide a call-back phone number so that we can follow up with you. You do not have to give your name.
Disney’s Big Thunder Mountain Railroad is in Frontierland and opened November 15, 1980.
It is a runaway mine train that rolls across the top of the mesa modeled after Monument Valley in Arizona. It opened in the Magic Kingdom on September 23, 1980. There are six trains that run at Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. They are U.B. Bold, I.M. Fearless, U.R. Daring, I.B. Hearty, U.R. Courageous, and I.M. Brave. The ride queue has guests climb up a hill to the station building. The path consists of old mining equipment including crates of explosives called: “Widowmaker Explosives” and “Lytum and Hyde Explosive Company.”
Take a virtual ride! CaribbeanDays, an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner is available to book you a ride live!
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Mickey Mouse will be 90 years old this month and Disney has already started celebrating!
Disney is the place to be this November with the castle iced for the holidays.
Some of the entertainment includes special show enhancements and musical moments in celebration of Mickey’s big day, as well as a Tomorrowland Birthday Celebration Dance Party (only offered on November 17 & 18). You’ll also be able to stop by Town Square Theatre to sign Mickey Mouse’s birthday card and to wish him a happy birthday!
For Fun, Mickey Mouse’s First Words
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Oh Thank God!
Prosecutor Fredric M. Knapp
Morris County Prosecutor Fredric M. Knapp, Morris County Prosecutor’s Office Chief of Investigations Stephen F. Wilson Jr., and Mountain Lakes Police Chief Shawn Bennett announce that Thomas Kolding, a 15 year old male from Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, who has been missing since October 30, 2018 was located safe.
The investigation concerning the missing juvenile, spanned the course of two weeks. Prosecutor Knapp, Chief Wilson, and Chief Bennett extend their sincerest appreciation to the multiple jurisdictions and agencies involved in this investigation including but not limited to New Jersey Transit Police Department, Amtrak Police Department, New Jersey State Police Department, Camden Police Department, Philadelphia Police Department, Delaware Port Authority Police Department, Miami Township, Ohio Police Department, as well as transportation agencies who assisted in the coordination of a multi-state search for Thomas Kolding.
There will be no further press notifications concerning this investigation today.
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Denville DPW is looking for Part-Time help for shoveling Township sidewalks.
$10.25/hour
Applications are available at the
Township of Denville,
Administration Office
1 St. Mary’s Place,
Denville, NJ 07834
Or Apply today!
It is with very heavy heart we say not only good bye; but, thank you, to Disney Legend Stan Lee.
Stanley Martin Lieber
December 28, 1922 – November 12, 2018
My generation grew up with the Marvel Comics that grew with us into movies, books and TV shows. We were there from the comic to the birth of the media franchise. We have lost a part of our identity with Stan Lee’s passing.
Then with the merging of Disney; it was the perfect marriage of industries. Even Stan Lee agreed:
“Add Disney to Marvel, then you have a company no one can beat.”
―Stan Lee
Stan Lee was an American comic book writer, editor, publisher, media producer, television host, actor, and former president and chairman of Marvel Comics.
Stan Lee’s cameos in his films dates back to the early 1940s. Some brilliant person compiled his cameos in this YouTube video. Thank you for doing this SuperHeroesEvolution
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Now I was not familiar with a Fisher Cat.
Apparently, it is a type of weasel. They are agile climbers and hunters.
I found a clip of the sound they make. I have heard these sounds walking my dog early in the morning; but I assumed it was fox. Now, no way of knowing.
Fisher Cat – One of the Fiercest Animals in Maine
