The online sale went live on Wednesday and will remain open through Thursday, Oct. 3 at 8:30 a.m.
At one point, a racist comment was made toward a resident prompting screaming between the committee and an out-of-town supporter.
The Township also saw an 83.7 percent decrease in deer vs. car crashes since 2001.
Republican Trump is running for another term as President in the November general election.
The Township Committee is set to meet on Tuesday to vote on a number of items including appointing five officers to Bernerds schools.
A hearing on Signature Acquisitions' application was initially scheduled for Aug. 7.
The Township is asking residents, who were negatively impacted by storm/outage incidents, to contact them.
The Bernards Township Republican Municipal Committee (RMC) recently held a reorganization meeting.
The golf clubs are temporarily allowed to continue to serve alcohol until a final hearing on the renewals is held in July.
The awards recognize individuals and organizations that support the preservation of Somerset County’s history and historic resources.
The amended ordinance calls for the requirement of permits to remove most trees and for residents to replace tree plantings or pay a fee.
The presentation was part of the Understanding Bernards series.
The NJ Attorney General’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control is reviewing Trump's liquor licenses following his 34-count conviction.
Also, check out the primary results for the Somerset County Board of County Commissioners race:
The primary election is Tuesday. See who is on the ballot and where to vote.
Bernards Township is among 15 Community Project Funding requests submitted by Tom Kean Jr. to the House Appropriations Committee.
The group "Save the Peapack-Gladstone Liberty Park Geese" formed after the Council voted to round up the geese and have them gassed.
Hearings on Signature Acquisitions' application to 2 buildings for light industrial/manufacturing and office will continue in June and July.
One Somerset County town says the invasive population of Canadian Geese continues to increase prompting them to take action.
In recognition of Arbor Day, the Somerset County Park Commission will giveaway trees free of charge, on a first-come, first-served basis.
Signature Acquisitions also said as a sign of "good faith" they will deed restrict their property to prohibit any principal warehouse uses.
Some residents suggested limiting political lawn signs from cropping up until after the 9/11 ceremony.
The Township will be naming a newly paved road between the Municipal Building and Ridge High School in honor of Captain Ford Shaw.
The introduced 2024 budget is allocating roughly $625,000 in new funding for the Bernards Township Police Department.
Reivax Contracting Corp. filed a lawsuit in Somerset County Superior Court after the Township terminated its contract with them.
Two Republican incumbents and two challenging Democrats have filed to run in the Primary Election.
This roundtable is in response to the sudden and substantial uptick in home break-ins and car theft across New Jersey.
Opposers of the project and the public questioned a traffic witness at length during the 3-and-a-half-hour Bernards Township Zoning meeting.
The Bernards Township Zoning Board will hear an application from Signature Acquisitions, LLC which has drawn opposition from residents.
"Suing the little league is like suing mommy and apple pie. It's not American," said Bernards Township Attorney John Belardo to Patch.
The group of eight Bernards Township homeowners released a statement to Patch regarding the dismissal.
The lawsuit filed by 8 homeowners in Bernards Twp. "threatens the future of youth baseball for hundreds of families": Ridge Baseball Club.
"With the election of Anna Duarte McCarthy in 2023, it is clear that Bernards residents want diversity of thought in their local government"
After 4 years of planning, the addition of the elevator and new lobby to help Bernards Township conform to ADA standards will move forward.
Township schools will open on a two-hour delay schedule on Tuesday.
Ana Duarte McCarthy said she is the fourth Democrat elected to the Bernards Township Committee in 90 years.
The club has agreed to install sound barriers around the batting cages and analyze their lights to appease some area residents' complaints.
The Township Committee passed a resolution letting residents and visitors know it is OK to frown in Basking Ridge.
Candidates running for a seat on the Township Committee included Ana Duarte McCarthy, Puiwan Lily Wong, Gary Baumann, and Tyler Seville.
It continues to be a tight race for the Bernards Township Committee seats as more votes are counted ahead of the final certification.