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Eat like a MinutemanComfort food at Morristown’s
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BOYS LACROSSE: Park Regional vs. Morris Catholic. IN SPORTS,
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Morris County anglers will be jockeying for positionSaturday
morning, the official start of trout season.
“Opening Day” begins at 8 a.m. and more than100,000 anglers are
expected to fish statewide through-out the spring.
The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Pe-quest Trout
Hatchery will stock more than 570,000 rain-bow trout into nearly
200 streams, ponds and lakesthroughout the state, with about one
third of the fish –183,000 – available starting Saturday. The rest
of thefish will restock the waterways through the season.
Stocked waters in Morris County include BeaverBrook in Rockaway,
Black River in Chester, BurnhamPark Pond in Morristown, Drakes
Brook in Flanders,Hibernia Brook in Rockaway, India Brook in
Mendham,Mount Hope Pond in Rockaway, Musconetcong River inMount
Olive, and Passaic River in Chatham.
Waters will also be stocked at points in several Mor-
ris towns at the Raritan River, Rockaway River, Whip-pany River,
and Lake Hopatcong and Lake Musconet-cong. The Raritan River and
its branches will receivethe largest number of trout, at more than
63,000. Mus-conetcong River will get more than 53,000 trout,
theRockaway River more than 23,000, and Lake Hopat-cong more than
9,000.
About 420 larger broodstock trout are also avail-able to catch
at 10 locations, including Mount HopePond in Rockaway. The 18-acre
pond will have 410rainbow trout and 50 broodstock. The number is
up
from five broodstock last year, as numbers statewidewere reduced
to replenish hatchery stock after a 2014Furunculosis outbreak.
While a stocked rainbow troutaverages 10.7 inches, some broodstock
can be as largeas 21 inches.
COURTESY OF MANNY LUFTGLASS
Local waters are getting stocked with rainbow trout for
trout-fishing season, starting this Saturday.
Local waters have been stocked with thousandsof rainbow trout
for Saturday’s start of the season
HOOKED ON TROUT IN N.J.
MICHAEL IZZO
@MIZZODR
See TROUT, Page 2A
BUTLER - The grandmother of a 23-year-old bor-ough man who was
shot multiple times last week by a
police officer said Tuesday that police searched herBelleview
Terrace home looking for her grandsonabout two hours before the
shooting and that she wasworried about his safety.
“I told the police, ‘I know he’s done things, I knowhe’s used
drugs, but please don’t hurt him,’ ” AnnKing, the grandmother of
Dylan Hannah, said in atelephone interview.
King said she saw her grandson, who lives most ofthe time with
her, for a few minutes before the shoot-ing and that he asked her
for a cigarette after just ar-riving home.
“He said, ‘Grandma, can I please have a cigarette?’
DAILY RECORD FILE PHOTO
The home on Belleview Terrace in Butler where police shot aman
on March 31.
Cops hadsoughtman whomthey shotPEGGY WRIGHT
@PEGGYWRIGHTDR
See SHOT, Page 2A
A Boonton Township police sergeant's dashboardcamera caught the
dramatic toppling of a tree — and atruck crashing into it — during
a Sunday morningwindstorm that caused power outages and road
clo-sures throughout Morris County.
According to a township police report, Sgt. AndrewTintle was
traveling eastbound on Rockaway ValleyRoad, responding to an 8 a.m.
call for service, when atree on the westbound shoulder fell
directly in front ofhim and into the road, narrowly missing a
westboundcar that had just passed the tree's impact point in
the
Tree tumbling in front of truckcaught by Boonton police
cameraWILLIAM WESTHOVEN
@WWESTHOVEN
COURTESY BOONTON TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT
Boonton Township Police Sgt. Andrew Tintle’s dash camcaught a
tree falling right in front of him on RockawayValley Road during a
windstorm on Sunday.
Watch the video of the tree
falling at DailyRecord.com
See TREE, Page 2A
Five Democratic candidates have filed petitions torun in the
June 7 primary for three Morris Countyfreeholder seats, creating a
contested race that coun-ty Democratic Chairman Chip Robinson said
could beunprecedented.
"Five might be a record for us," Robinson said Tues-day, a day
after the Monday deadline in which candi-dates for municipal,
county, state and federal officehad to file nominating petitions to
run in the primary.
"I'm ecstatic to have five candidates – it's exciting,"
Robinson said. He said that he personally recruitedthree
Democrats to run for freeholder – MitchellHorn, a financial analyst
from Montville, John VonAchen of Parsippany, and Rozella G. Clyde,
an activeDemocrat in Chatham.
Democrats, GOP
have contestedfreeholder races
PEGGY WRIGHT @PEGGYWRIGHTDR
See RACES, Page 4A
