Township officials cited rising health benefit costs as a key driver in the proposal.
From rising health insurance costs to shrinking state aid, the Board of Ed laid out the pressures driving a proposed 4.98 tax levy increase.
A sign posted outside the coffee shop franchise announced the closure.
Spots fill quickly! Secure yours today — no deposit needed!
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
Drug Take Back Day 2026 will be held on Saturday, April 25.
Light Opera of NJ brings World-Class Vocal Harmony to Basking Ridge
Easter is set for Sunday, April 5.
Local leaders are planning soccer-themed events and cultural celebrations for the upcoming international tournament.
Fairways at Cranford has quickly become one of the most sought-after residential communities in the area.
The township is requesting federal funds to address state-mandated updates to its stormwater management and watershed improvement plans.
The former school board member aims to address high-density housing and property tax concerns in Bernards Township.
The program offers a $1,000 award and a local political internship opportunity to students fostering democratic values.
The Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church welcomes everyone to its Lenten Music & Meditation Service March 18 featuring Madison String Quartet
The Ridge girls' basketball team defeated Branchburg to capture the JBL championship on Saturday.
Expanding Leadership Team to Support Continued Growth
Mayor Ana Duarte McCarthy and Joan Bannan were endorsed by the Bernards Township Democratic Committee (BTDC).
On Thursday, the state Department of Education released the 2026-27 state funding figures, showing how $12.4 billion will support schools.
The Board of Education discussed passing a resolution to send to state legislatures in hopes of rectifying funding issues.
A vacancy in the Bernards Township Police Department has been filled by Aidan McArdle as a new Patrol Officer.
The reigning champions from Ridge secured their spot in the JBL title game after defeating Chatham in the Final Four on March 7.
During National Sleep Awareness Month, learn practical steps to strengthen your sleep habits—and wake up feeling rested
The Ridge Forensics Speech & Debate Team invites students entering 5th through 9th grades to its July summer camp at Ridge High School.
The Bernards Township Board of Education received 32 applications for the superintendent role.
The department is seeking applicants for various part-time and seasonal roles, including lifeguards, counselors, and golf course staff.
The team will deliver pre-filled eggs for your yard for some stress-free Easter fun.
For New Jersey families, the backyard is everything. The pool builder they choose should be too.
The NJ Department of Human Services awarded Bernards Township and the Somerset Hills YMCA a $70,000 grant to assess the needs of seniors.
These virtual sessions aim to reduce suicidal behaviors by teaching participants how to question, persuade, and refer any suicidal people.
The event on Sunday will feature a potluck, stage show, games, a business expo, and more.
The Bernards Township School District is "actively conducting a search" for a new superintendent to replace Nick Markarian, who is retiring.
Paul Humbert and Vanathi Raghupathy received the endorsement from the Bernards Township Republicans for the Township Committee.
S.A.F.E.R. ID cards will help first responders better understand and manage situations involving kids, teens, and adults with special needs.
The blotter also included a warrant arrest, check fraud, and a house fire.
The Township Committee approved two resolutions as part of its plan to meet its required fourth-round affordable housing obligation.
17 Ridge fencers competed at the Skyland Frosh-Soph Invitational, with eight reaching the finals and three securing first-place finishes.
The Bernards Township Committee unanimously introduced an ordinance for various capital improvements.
Horseback riding lessons will be offered for students aged 9 to 17, marking a new phase in the Stable's post-COVID reopening.
Students secured top placements and advanced through elimination rounds at prestigious national speech and debate competitions.
Congressman Tom Kean, Jr. announced that Sherry Nelson of Basking Ridge was his guest for the President's State of the Union Address.