Robert Diamond
Sussex County, New Jersey · County Brief
Robert Diamond founded BroadwayWorld.com in 2003 and serves as CEO of Wisdom Digital Media. A 2001 Syracuse University School of Information Studies graduate, he splits his time between Manhattan and Lake Tamarack in Stockholm, NJ. His writing has appeared in The Broadway Pulse and Industry Insight on BroadwayWorld.
Stories by Robert Diamond
- The Weekend Ahead: Heritage Weekend, Mountain Creek's Fall Fest Weekend Three, and Sterling Hill's Mineral Festival October 9, 2026 · News Heritage Weekend brings a free fall festival and car show to Newton, Mountain Creek's Fall Fest runs its third weekend, and Sterling Hill hosts its Fall Mineral Festival. Plus a fi...
- This Week at Town Hall: Vernon Takes Up Pool Rentals, the County Planning Board Meets Monday, and Three School Boards Report In October 5, 2026 · News Meetings ahead, decisions behind. Vernon's committee had a public hearing on private pool rentals on its agenda; Sparta's school board moved a facilities-plan amendment toward stat...
- The Weekend Ahead: Mountain Creek's Fall Fest Returns for Weekend Two, a Poultry Show at the Fairgrounds, and a Haunted Hawk 5K October 2, 2026 · News Mountain Creek's Fall Fest runs its second weekend, the Sussex County Poultry Fanciers hold their fall show at the Fairgrounds, and a Halloween-themed 5K starts Saturday morning. P...
- This Week at Town Hall: The County Names a Clerk Pro Tem, Sparta's Zoning Board Reviews Two Applications, and a Water Tank Contract Moves Ahead September 28, 2026 · News Meetings ahead, decisions behind. The county commissioners named a clerk pro tem and sent bus and vehicle-repair bids back out for re-bid; Sparta's Zoning Board took up two applica...
- The Weekend Ahead: Mountain Creek's Fall Fest Opens, a Tricky Tray at the Fairgrounds, and Bob Seger Night in Newton September 25, 2026 · News Mountain Creek's Fall Fest opens for its first weekend, Benny's Bodega holds its tricky tray at the Fairgrounds, and a Bob Seger tribute plays the Newton Theatre. Plus a first look...
- This Week at Town Hall: A Nine-Month Route 206 Closure Looms, Byram Weighs a Reassessment, and Hopatcong Promotes and Auctions September 21, 2026 · News Meetings ahead, decisions behind. NJDOT wants to close Route 206 in Andover for nine months and the county is objecting; Byram is working out how to fund a county-ordered reassessm...
- The Weekend Ahead: Oktoberfest at Mountain Creek, the Renaissance Festival’s Last Weekend, and History Day in Newton September 18, 2026 · News Mountain Creek Oktoberfest, the Sparta Renaissance Festival’s closing weekend, the Vernon Street Fair, Sussex County History Day and Sussex County Day all land on the same three da...
- This Week at Town Hall: Green Weighs a Detention-Facility Ban, Sparta Petitions the Highlands Council, and Hardyston Closes Out Two Approvals September 14, 2026 · News Two meetings on the calendar this week — Hardyston's land use board Monday night and Sandyston's committee Tuesday morning. Behind them, a busy week: Green Township carried an ordi...
- The Weekend Ahead: Route 15 Detours, a Renaissance Festival Weekend, and a 200th Birthday in Stockholm September 11, 2026 · News Route 15 in Lafayette has been closed and detoured since September 1 with no reopening announced. The Sparta Renaissance Festival is back for its second weekend, Stockholm United M...
- This Week at Town Hall: Sparta Zoning Applications, Fredon Ordinances, and a Highlands Assessment September 7, 2026 · News Offices are closed for Labor Day, then two boards meet Wednesday. Sparta's zoning board takes up two applications, Fredon holds hearings on road improvements and a veterans' tax ex...
- The Weekend Ahead: Route 15 Still Closed, Two Renaissance Festivals, and a Long Weekend September 4, 2026 · News Route 15 remains closed in Lafayette, Newton's offices shut early today, and the county has two Renaissance festivals and a Dream Asia Festival competing for your Saturday. Here's ...