🌱 Patch AM: See what neighbors learned at New Providence’s fire department open house

And on the New Providence Patch calendar - Apple Fest 2026

Poage and Foster Have Earned an F on PILOTs

What they are promising in their run for Mayor does not meet their past actions!

🌱 Patch AM: When and where you can honor Jeff “Cannonball” Guerriero locally.

And on the New Providence Patch calendar - Apple Fest 2026

What Does It Mean to “Work With the Council?”

When ‘Working Together’ Means Never Asking the Hard Questions.

🌱 Patch AM: How New Providence’s late rally fell just short against Perth Amboy

Coming up on the New Providence Patch calendar: Arboretum Walking Tour

🌱 Patch AM: New Providence Police Building Project Gets $1 Million Funding Boost

Coming up: Major Office Furniture Warehouse Sale on the New Providence Patch calendar

New Providence Police Building Project Gets $1 Million Funding Boost

New Providence has secured funding for a planned police building renovation and expansion through a Union County grant program.

🌱 Patch AM: What New Providence’s $1 million police building grant means for taxpayers

Be sure to catch Estate Planning: 5 Essential Things You Should Know on the New Providence Patch calendar

🌱 Patch AM: Verizon Service Issues Hit New Providence, Temporary Tower Planned

Happening soon: Estate Planning: 5 Essential Things You Should Know on the New Providence Patch calendar

Verizon Service Issues Hit New Providence, Temporary Tower Planned

The borough says Verizon plans a temporary cell tower as it works toward a permanent solution.

🌱 Patch AM: How soon will Verizon restore reliable cell service in New Providence?

Be sure to catch Arboretum Walking Tour on the New Providence Patch calendar

A Bigger Mailer Cannot Rewrite Poage, Illis and Machado’s Record

Where are the Berkeley Heights Democrats getting so much political funding from? Certainly not from Berkeley Heights residents.

Large Power Outage Hit New Providence, Poles Down

Officials said the outage affected the west side of New Providence after multiple telephone poles came down nearby.

Wharton Arts to Host Free Fall Fest in Berkeley Heights on October 30

The free community event will feature Halloween-themed activities, student performances, treats, and more.

Longtime New Providence Police Lt. William Snyder Dies

The retired lieutenant served New Providence for more than 27 years after four years in the U.S. Navy.

New Providence Open Mic, Book Signing Set For Sunday At Library

Writers are invited to share their work during an open mic and book signing Sunday at the New Providence Memorial Library.

Join the New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten Team

The NPPC Preschool & Kindergarten is looking for a Teacher Assistant in our Toddler Class

3 New Providence Property Applications Head To Zoning Board Monday

Proposals for a fence and two home additions are scheduled for public hearings before the zoning board Monday.

New Providence Student Fashion Show Puts Young Designers On The Runway

Young designers will show off garments, accessories and wearable art created during summer fashion camps.

Mountainside Is Underpaying for Governor Livingston

A shared high school should have a shared bill. Should Berkeley Heights Taxpayers Continue to Subsidize Mountainside Students?

New Providence Freecycle Returns Sept. 27 For Free Household Goods

Residents can donate or pick up gently used household goods at the New Providence Community Pool parking lot.

Spring Grove Rehab & Healthcare in New Providence, N.J., Awarded National Recognition from AHCA/NCAL

Center Achieves Bronze – Commitment to Quality Designation

Stranger Enters Home, Hides In Bathroom In Berkeley Heights

An unknown man had been allowed to enter the home after asking to use the restroom, according to Berkeley Heights police.

Bear Spotted In New Providence: What Residents Should Know

Monday’s sighting offers a reminder to secure food sources and know what to do if a black bear wanders into the neighborhood.

New Providence Students Head Back To School Next Week

New students can tour their schools before classes begin next Thursday, followed by an early dismissal Friday.

Overturned Tractor Trailer Closes I-78 East In Berkeley Heights

The closure is expected to last about 6 to 8 hours, said Berkeley Heights Police.

Wharton Community Players Earn Two 2026 Perry Award Nominations

Brenna Knight received a nomination for her performance as Puck, while Nick Foil was recognized for his portrayal of Nick Bottom.

New Providence Presbyterian Church Hosts Back to School Prayer Week

New Providence Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the days and times for its 2nd Annual Back-to-School Prayer Week, August 16-23.

Flood Watch Issued For New Providence Due To Heavy Rain

Officials warn that periods of intense rain may cause rapid flooding on roadways.

New Providence Receives New Grant From NJ's Department Of Community Affairs

The newly launched program provides funding for local governments.

The Council Report Report: From Flooding to Penguin Day in Berkeley Heights

Nearly three hours of recoverable remarks show what four elected officials choose to say when the agenda gives them the microphone.

Construction Begins On Renovation Of Oakwood Park Playground

Oakwood Park, New Providence's busiest park, serves residents of all ages.

Free Summer Music Series Returns To New Providence's Centennial Park

The series will offer Thursday evening entertainment for the community throughout the summer.

These Roads In New Providence Are Closed Due To Ongoing Storm Cleanup: See List

Officials said several roadways remain impassable due to downed trees, utility poles, and live or low-hanging power lines.

Wharton Arts Announces Fall Performing Arts School Classes

Wharton Arts is now accepting registrations for the Fall 2026 semester, offering a diverse lineup of classes for all ages and levels.

New Providence Begins Stormwater Infrastructure Mapping Project

The project will create a comprehensive map of the Borough's stormwater system.

New Providence Opens Cooling Centers With Extreme Heat Expected This Week

Triple-digit temperatures are expected later this week.

New Providence Residents Invited To Public Reading of The Declaration Of Independence

The event will take place on July 4.

Berkeley Heights Can Support Its Library And Still Demand A Real Spending Audit

With 2026 library funding over $1.7 million, a cost that may approach $36 to $39 per reported visit, $550,000 moved into capital reserves!

New Providence To Host Downtown Fireworks, Community Celebration Event

New Providence will host the event Fourth of July weekend.