Top Montville Stories in March

1. No Bomb Found After Lazar School Threat

Police and fire officials were on the scene of the Robert R. Lazar Middle School where officials said a written bomb threat was called in as the students were beginning lunch.

2. School Time Change Options Shake Montville Budget Process

Upon the request of Montville Township Board of Education members, Superintendent Dr. Paul Fried presented two more options for rearranging times at district schools to shorten the Robert R. Lazar Middle School day.

3. 'Copycat' Bomb Threat Made at Cedar Hill School

Just days after another district school was evacuated because of a bomb threat, Cedar Hill Elementary School students were also evacuated because of a similar threat, according to Montville Township Police Capt. Rudy Appelmann. 

4. 'Cake Boss' to Teach Cupcake-Decorating at LuNello's Montville Inn

The "boss" is coming to town, and not Bruce Springsteen. Buddy Valastro, star of the hit TLC show "Cake Boss" will be visiting Montville April 18 to teach a cake-decorating class at LuNello's Montville Inn.

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A Lake Hiawatha man was charged with DWI after police said he drove his car through a glass bus shelter in Montville and then left the scene of the crash on St. Patrick's Day.

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A Montville man was charged with DWI and leaving the scene of an accident after police said he struck and pushed a car off the roadway of Route 46 West.

7. Bayer HealthCare Vacating Montville Facility

A developer is looking to buy Bayer HealthCare’s Montville and Wayne campuses.

8. Most Dangerous Main Road in Montville [POLL]

Recently, a report has designated Route 46 as the most dangerous road in Morris County. We asked readers what they think is the most dangerous main road in Montville.

9. Additional Snow Days Planned for Under 2013-14 School Calendar

The Montville Township Public Schools Board of Education is taking a proactive approach with the 2013-14 school calendar and agreed to bring students to school on days previously scheduled as off if needed to accommodate additional snow days.

10. Pine Brook Gas Attendants Owed Back Pay in Multi-Million Dollar Settlement

A Madison man has agreed to pay $2 million in overtime back wages and $1 million in damages to employees at gas stations he owns throughout New Jersey, including one in Pine Brook, the U.S. Labor Department announced.