Oakwood Park, New Providence's busiest park, serves residents of all ages.
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The series will offer Thursday evening entertainment for the community throughout the summer.
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Officials said several roadways remain impassable due to downed trees, utility poles, and live or low-hanging power lines.
Wharton Arts is now accepting registrations for the Fall 2026 semester, offering a diverse lineup of classes for all ages and levels.
The project will create a comprehensive map of the Borough's stormwater system.
Triple-digit temperatures are expected later this week.
The event will take place on July 4.
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 will host the event Fourth of July weekend.
Resident Leslie Nies, chair of the dining committee, works closely with Dining Director Kate Stewart to ensure her neighbors enjoy meals
New Providence Volunteer EMS paid tribute to members who have served for 5, 10, and 15 years this past weekend.
A welcoming service for people of all orientations and identities
Join the New Providence Presbyterian Church Preschool & Kindergarten this fall
A false scientific claim, misused noise data, activist rhetoric and no Berkeley Heights-specific analysis are no basis for a townwide ban.
The stretch of road was closed beginning on June 16.
The event will be held on June 27 at New Providence High School's Miller Field
A hospitality-driven residential experience brings elevated living and direct access to The Park’s dynamic dining and lifestyle offerings
That is one more than Six Flags Great Adventure.
Lists for elementary, middle and high school students are now available under each school site's shortcuts.
The Westfield Regional Health Department will test toys, ceramics, spices, cosmetics and more for lead June 11 from 6–7 p.m.
The borough is replacing the playground with new inclusive equipment, updated surfacing, and an expanded accessible walkway.
The figures are part of a statewide data release covering school district leaders across New Jersey.
4 students were chosen to read their reflection essays at the L.E.A.D. graduation ceremony.
The incumbent Republican mayor and Democratic challenger will square off in the fall after Tuesday's primaries.
Distribution dates are June 5 in Summit and June 11 in Westfield, with vouchers available on a first-come, first-served basis.
If Maciejewski’s write-in campaign succeeds, Berkeley Heights voters could see a full two-on-two Council race this fall.
Volunteers responded to six calls and practiced auto extrication techniques while participating in an impaired driving awareness program.
The police department's new "Slices for Safety" initiative partners to reward young young residents for helmet use, road safety etc.
Kahleb Hicks and Quinn Lonergan head to the Stamler Police Academy in July.
Residents enjoy unwinding with a glass of wine and conversation at Embers Wine Bar, a casual lounge at Lantern Hill.
One Republican Candidate Is Not Enough for Two Open Seats
Balcom Road and part of Pioneer Drive will be closed from 11 a.m. through the end of the school day; alternate pickup locations available.
"Balanced by Design" is the months-long result of research and planning to guide how technology is used by grade level across the district.