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Today's riddle: What did the tree say when Spring arrived? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Cell Phone Ban Updates In Basking Ridge Schools: See The Rules (patch.com) — Families in Basking Ridge should prepare for stricter rules on student cell phones and other internet-enabled devices during the school day across Bernards Township schools. The updated policies, aligned with New Jersey's new statewide law, set different restrictions for elementary, middle, and high school students, with limited exceptions for health, learning plans, emergencies, and caregiving responsibilities.
2. Maintenance Rules For Commercial Properties Approved In Bernards Township (patch.com) — Bernards Township officials in Basking Ridge have unanimously approved a new ordinance setting minimum maintenance standards for non-residential properties to protect neighborhood appearance, safety, and property values. Residents largely backed the measure, while one opponent raised concerns about enforcement costs and staffing needs.
3. Sieminski Theater Cultural Arts Center presents Lady Supreme: A Diana Ross Experience on September 26 (newjerseystage.com) — Basking Ridge's Sieminski Theater will host "Lady Supreme: A Diana Ross Experience" on Saturday, Sept. 26, bringing a live tribute packed with Supremes and solo hits to 8000 Fellowship Road. Vocalist Deanna Carroll leads a full band through classics like "Endless Love" and "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," with tickets ranging from $51 to $71.
4. Arman Roy Foundation to Host 8th Annual 5K Run for Hope in Basking Ridge (tapinto.net) — A community 5K Run for Hope is set for Sunday, Sept. 13 at Pleasant Valley Park in Basking Ridge, with in-person and virtual options to support technology education for underserved students. Families can enjoy a Kids Fun Run, music, contests, Kona Ice, and event T‑shirts while helping the Arman Roy Foundation reach a $40,000 fundraising goal.
5. Watershed Institute Receives $35,000 Grant to Monitor Harmful Algal Blooms (tapinto.net) — From Basking Ridge, residents are learning that The Watershed Institute has secured a $35,000 grant to better monitor and prevent harmful algal blooms across central New Jersey waterways. New high-tech equipment and expanded volunteer and education programs aim to protect regional water quality and inform local officials, environmental groups, and community members.
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