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Residents told the Township Committee the former school property should be maintained, not advanced for redevelopment.
The Bernards Township Board of Education shared donations for furniture, walkie-talkies and cheer mats.
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The central theme for the 2026 conference is Resonance, exploring how personal truths and courageous storytelling align.
Three spots are available on the Board of Education. Here's who's running.
Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church is expanding their children and youth music ministry programs this fall.
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The Lyons Mall grocery store is expected to shut down in October as its lease expires, said Bernards Township Mayor Ana Duarte McCarthy.
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A $1.84 million request for Pleasant Valley Park is among House funding items announced by Rep. Tom Kean Jr.
"All associates will be given the opportunity to transfer to other Stop & Shop locations," said Daniel Wolk with Stop & Shop.
Bernards Township will be hosting a New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (NJMVC) mobile unit at town hall on Wednesday, July 29.
Board members pressed Morristown Road LLC on parking, traffic, affordable housing design, and community operations.
Residents said the former school property should remain limited to the four or five homes allowed now.
The free presentation at Town Hall covers assessments, billing and available resources.
Six officers received the Life Saving Award after responding to an Apple Watch emergency alert.
The special meeting continues a hearing on plans to replace two office buildings near I-287 with age-restricted townhomes.
Free outdoor performances run through August at Pleasant Valley Park Amphitheater in Basking Ridge.
The agenda includes a new church site plan application and a continued hearing on Morristown Road.
4 scouts-built wheelchair-accessible planters and an herb garden at Arbor Terrace Assisted Living.
Six-week playwriting series at Sieminski Theater starts July 27, funded by a county arts grant.
Full restoration expected by Thursday as crews continue repairs after the July 3 storm.
A major subdivision application and three South Finley Avenue appeals are on the agenda.
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A Bernards Township resident was also scammed out of more than $548,000, according to the police blotter for June.
Library and Town Hall will serve as cooling centers as temperatures could reach 95 to 105 degrees.
Cops say they pleaded with Jake Smolinsky of Asbury for more than 30 minutes to get out of his car and drop the knife before the shooting.
Misha Mondal, a rising junior at Ridge High School, launched Patissierie of Art, combining her passions for baking and helping others.
Summer maintenance at three Bernards Township schools will limit access to fields, parking lots and some walkways.
Bernards Township Police are warning drivers that Somerset County has added two new stop signs in the Township
The long-delayed review of 99 Lord Stirling Road in Bernards is supposed to be headed to a Planning Board hearing. The question is when?
Township officials recognized Morocco's national team after it trained at Pingry School during FIFA World Cup 2026.
The ordinance bars data centers in all township zones and removes data processing centers from office uses.
Police Lt. Brian Fallon and Thomas Nicoletti with the DPW were recognized Tuesday for 24-plus years and 37 years of service.