Berkeley Heights Faces Millions in Infrastructure Costs. Shouldn’t an Engineer Have a Vote?

Protecting Berkeley Heights homes, maintaining our sewer system, and asking the right questions before our tax dollars are spent.

Vote for the Most Qualified First. The Record Will Tell You Who.

Before party, before the familiar name, before the handshake: start with who is most qualified.

The $5 Million “Loss” That Wasn’t

Berkeley Heights gave 100 Locust a 30-year tax break because officials said nobody would build it otherwise. The building now takes in $7M

Berkeley Heights Needs Debt Discipline

Budgeted debt payments are up 17.8%. Taxpayers deserve answers—and a plan to reduce what we owe.

Poage and Foster Have Earned an F on PILOTs

What they are promising in their run for Mayor does not meet their past actions!

What Does It Mean to “Work With the Council?”

When ‘Working Together’ Means Never Asking the Hard Questions.

A Bigger Mailer Cannot Rewrite Poage, Illis and Machado’s Record

Where are the Berkeley Heights Democrats getting so much political funding from? Certainly not from Berkeley Heights residents.

Wharton Arts to Host Free Fall Fest in Berkeley Heights on October 30

The free community event will feature Halloween-themed activities, student performances, treats, and more.

Join the New Providence Presbyterian Preschool & Kindergarten Team

The NPPC Preschool & Kindergarten is looking for a Teacher Assistant in our Toddler Class

Mountainside Is Underpaying for Governor Livingston

A shared high school should have a shared bill. Should Berkeley Heights Taxpayers Continue to Subsidize Mountainside Students?

Spring Grove Rehab & Healthcare in New Providence, N.J., Awarded National Recognition from AHCA/NCAL

Center Achieves Bronze – Commitment to Quality Designation

Bear Spotted In New Providence: What Residents Should Know

Monday’s sighting offers a reminder to secure food sources and know what to do if a black bear wanders into the neighborhood.

Wharton Community Players Earn Two 2026 Perry Award Nominations

Brenna Knight received a nomination for her performance as Puck, while Nick Foil was recognized for his portrayal of Nick Bottom.

New Providence Presbyterian Church Hosts Back to School Prayer Week

New Providence Presbyterian Church is excited to announce the days and times for its 2nd Annual Back-to-School Prayer Week, August 16-23.

The Council Report Report: From Flooding to Penguin Day in Berkeley Heights

Nearly three hours of recoverable remarks show what four elected officials choose to say when the agenda gives them the microphone.

Wharton Arts Announces Fall Performing Arts School Classes

Wharton Arts is now accepting registrations for the Fall 2026 semester, offering a diverse lineup of classes for all ages and levels.

Berkeley Heights Can Support Its Library And Still Demand A Real Spending Audit

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!

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church to Hold Second Annual Pride Mass on June 28th

A welcoming service for people of all orientations and identities

Join Our Preschool Team!

Join the New Providence Presbyterian Church Preschool & Kindergarten this fall

Susan Poage’s Data-Center Deck Is Lazy Propaganda, Not Research

A false scientific claim, misused noise data, activist rhetoric and no Berkeley Heights-specific analysis are no basis for a townwide ban.

Luxury Residential Tower RT500 Begins Leasing at The Park in Berkeley Heights, N.J.

A hospitality-driven residential experience brings elevated living and direct access to The Park’s dynamic dining and lifestyle offerings

Seven flags at Berkeley Heights Town Hall.

That is one more than Six Flags Great Adventure.

Primary Day in Berkeley Heights Sets Stage for Mayor’s Race and Council Write-In Fight

If Maciejewski’s write-in campaign succeeds, Berkeley Heights voters could see a full two-on-two Council race this fall.

Write In Edmund Maciejewski for Berkeley Heights Township Council

One Republican Candidate Is Not Enough for Two Open Seats

New Jersey Youth Chorus Celebrates the Season with Spring Concert

NJYC's five ensembles will perform their annual Spring Concert on Sunday, May 17 at the Nicholas Music Center at Rutgers University.

Free Instrument Petting Zoo for Young Children in Berkeley Heights (May 9)

Young children can explore instruments in a relaxed, hands-on setting at this free Berkeley Heights event on May 9.

Discover a Preschool Where Young Learners Thrive: Open House on April 22

Visit our Open House at New Providence Presbyterian Church Preschool & Kindergarten on April 22, from 9-11AM

New Jersey Youth Chorus 2026–27 Season Auditions Now Open

NJYC invites singers entering grades 3–12 to register for auditions for its upcoming season.

Audition Registration for the New Jersey Youth Symphony 2026–27 Season Opens April 1

Students entering grades 3-12 from across the state of New Jersey are invited to join NJYS and experience the excitement of making music tog

The Park in Berkeley Heights Announces New Wave of Retail and Dining Ahead of Summer 2026 Grand Opening

New offerings at The Park mark a milestone in the development, bringing a diverse mix of retail, dining & lifestyle offerings to the campus

Wharton Performing Arts School Summer Camps Return to Berkeley Heights with Expanded Programming

2026 summer camps will take place in Berkeley Heights, ensuring campers can enjoy the program’s most popular offerings.

IF:Gathering 2026 at New Providence Presbyterian Church

A Morning Designed for Women to Slow Down, Connect, and Recharge.

The $50 Million Referendum They Don’t Want You to Question

Debt is rolling off. Taxes would fall if we vote no. Instead, this plan locks in spending and adds more — while bundling must-have repairs w

Spring Grove Rehab & Healthcare in New Providence Shines a Spotlight on American Heart Month

“Go Red” Raises Awareness for Women’s Cardiac Health

Spring Grove Rehab & Healthcare Introduces Chronic Illness Support Model in New Providence, N.J.

Skilled Nursing Center Partnering with HealthDrive

New Jersey Youth Chorus Presents Winter Concert Featuring Young Talent

The community is invited to the NJYC Winter Concert on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. at The Pingry School in Basking Ridge.

Film Ready NJ Workshop Highlights Economic Impact of Film and Television Production Across the State

Workshop Provided Municipal Leaders With Tools to Attract and Support Film and Television Production.

Celebrity Chef Cooks Up Appetizer Magic at The Park in Berkeley Heights

Rocco DiSpirito brought elevated appetizers and hands-on culinary tips to Berkeley Heights

Wharton Arts Announces New Location for 2026 Summer Camps

All 2026 Summer Camps will take place at a new location: 570 Central Avenue in New Providence.

Deep Peace: An Advent Evensong Service at New Providence Presbyterian Church

Join us for Deep Peace: An Advent Evensong on Sunday, December 14 at 5:30 PM in the NPPC Sanctuary.