The ticket matched 4 of the 5 white balls and the gold Mega Ball drawn for the game's Friday drawing.
New Providence and Berkeley Heights are near the top of New Jersey Monthly magazine's annual ranking of the top towns in the Garden State.
A DEA database shows where more than 70 billion painkillers were sent. Here’s how many pills New Providence pharmacies received.
Lantern Hill in New Providence will host a Job Fair on August 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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New Providence is having their July 4 celebration a little early this year. Check out the details inside.
Matthew Horner, of New Providence, NJ, a Computer Science and Mathematics teacher, receives the AFA Chapter 195 Teacher of the Year Award.
MissionCleanWater is hosting the ultramarathon, in which participants "push, pull, carry, and drag" 90 pounds of water all day.
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Patch reviews this week’s top stories in New Providence and Union County.
A Berkeley Heights resident caught a coyote on camera walking in his backyard on Wednesday.
Tara Smith will be honored on Tuesday by the Union County Freeholders’ Local Advisory Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.
Berkeley Heights resident Howard Fischer was happy to meet a new family that moved into the neighborhood — a family of foxes.
The fire engulfed a split-level home owned by former Union County Police Sgt. Scott Pentz and his family in Kenilworth in March.
The municipality was named the best for families in Union County and also in the top 20 for the state. See where other county towns ranked:
Top stories of the week for Union County: Woman had $500 purse, asked for baby stuff in "panhandling scam," police report.
A new set of rankings from the website Niche names the best places to live in 2019.
About 400 JCP&L customers remain without power on Tuesday following severe wind on Monday and may not get power until Wednesday night.
"Along the way we have struggled and have overcome financial hardships and health issues, yet we continue to support each other."
Senior care counselor Maria Owens tells Patch how Arbor Terrace Mountainside is helping seniors live life to the fullest.
See where New Providence and Berkeley Heights ranks in Union County and in New Jersey by comparing town-by-town data.
Learn about nonprofit organizations helping people (and animals) right in your community for #GivingTuesday 2018.
The perfect Christmas tree is being grown right near your home: Find out where to cut your own tree for the 2018 holiday season here.
Find out where the registered sex offenders are living in Berkeley Heights before the kids go out trick or treating.
SafeWise released the 50 Safest Cities in New Jersey for 2018.
6 New Providence and 2 Berkeley Heights residents died in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
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When's the first day of school in New Providence? Plus, other must-know dates for students, parents and teachers.
Heading to the 2018 Mt. Carmel Feast and Fireworks in Berkeley Heights this weekend? Here is everything you need to know.
Join the first ever PRIDE event in the Berkeley Heights community! Bring picnic blankets, food and enjoy games, music and more!
Get a head start on summer by joining the Berkeley Heights Community Pool at the YMCA today! Or join us for our free Open House on June 10!
The Summit Area YMCA hosts 17th Annual Mother’s Day 5K Run/Walk with over 1,000 in attendance.
Taylor is an everyday hero helping people live better lives
Giving back to our veterans
Mountainside also ranked among the best places to live in New Jersey, according to Niche.com.
The township is still working to pick up storm related branches throughout the entire town.
The new Patch Mayor program is recruiting local residents to sound the alarm about events and issues in your city.
Collection will begin on March 26 and residents are asked to place the brush on the curb no later than 6 a.m.