As O'Shea completed his final 4 miles, Summit Police and residents congratulated him with sirens and cheers (SEE PHOTOS, VIDEOS).
Before you fill up the tank, take a look at the lowest gas prices in and around Summit.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil the Tiny Forest will take place in April, just in time for spring.
Brady O'Shea will run his second 4x4x48 in March and is raising money for a charity that seeks to help homeless veterans and their families.
Summit's Overlook Medical Center received the Gold Level Go Clear Award for removing hazardous smoke during surgical procedures.
Many government services will be closed on Monday in observance of the national holiday.
Penn State Police said foul play was not involved in the death of Justine Gross who fell 11 stories down a trash chute.
Christie’s International Real Estate NNJ is pleased to welcome Debra “Debbie” Clark
Downtown Summit is offering a special deal in honor of the "month of love," featuring packages of food and games from local spots.
Children in Summit are encouraged to collect trading cards of police officers and staff members in the City to get to know local officials.
In honor of National Boy Scout Day coming up, it's the perfect time for the Summit community to support this local boy scout.
The Public Library is inviting the Summit community to learn more about Black narratives, culture and history though various events in Feb.
Crews will be digging along roads to install new pipes. Road closures and detours in affected areas are possible, according to the City.
Marie Avagliano of Summit has been named the Jean Hudson Gano Community Service Award Recipient for 2021
The Hometown Heroes Program features banners of active military and veterans on the streets of Summit during the summer.
The Summit community is invited to attend a public presentation on the Broad St. West redevelopment project hosted by the City next week.
For those looking for a fun activity in the snowy weather, there are many hills for sledding in the Summit area.
Patch recently asked readers on Facebook what they would like to see changed in Summit in the coming year. See below for their responses.
Following a two-year recovery from injuries sustained during a car collision, the Summit officer will return to the police force on Monday.
While events are planned in Summit, other cities are opting not to celebrate in 2022 to take a stand in support of voting rights.
Residents in Union County can donate baby supplies for Moms Helping Moms Foundation at drop-off locations in Summit, Springfield and more.
Christie's International Real NNJ welcomes Grace Diaz to the team of associates in the Summit Sales Gallery
The squad now has a new president and vice president. Last year, the team answered over 2,000 emergency calls throughout the township.
Gregory's Coffee and Kung Fu Tea are some of the new stores coming to Summit in 2022. Check out the complete list below.
Red Cross blood donors will be entered for a chance to win tickets to the Super Bowl.
Short on ingredients for New Year’s Day brunch? Find out where you can pick up those last-minute items in Summit.
Jersey Central Power & Light will begin tree trimming maintenance around Summit beginning on Jan. 3.
"Our annual fundraising drive continues, and it accounts for most of our revenue each year," the organization wrote in a letter.
Christie's Northern New Jersey is pleased to welcome Lana "Scheiner" Taradash to the team of associates in the Summit Sales Gallery
Three Union County foster youth, all under the age of three, were officially adopted.
A local family will generously underwrite a week of GRACE's fresh food and supply distribution up to $5,000 by the end of the year.
The facility brings together pediatric inpatient and emergency care under one roof.
The U.S. is experiencing a severe blood supply shortage.
Stephanie Schwartz has been serving as interim president of Overlook since August, following the retirement of Alan Lieber.
We may be able to see comet Leonard and its impressive tail in Summit at least through mid-December.
Christie's International Real Estate Northern New Jersey is pleased to welcome The Rutland Hurley Team to the Summit Sales Gallery
This one’s a dandy. Get far away from city lights in Summit to take in the Geminids, known for producing colorful fireballs.
The five students were from grades 10 through 12.
Lewis dedicated nearly 30 years of service to the Department of Community Services, overseeing more than $3 billion in projects.