Breast cancer survivor Dora Arias has made it her mission to help others facing a diagnosis.
Stop by Prominent Properties Sotheby’s International Realty, located at 555 Millburn Ave. in Short Hills, between 2 and 5 p.m. Thursday to express your gratitude.
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F. Alexander Shipley will also sell copies of his book about the "Unknown Woman" of Union County on Tuesday.
Early American history and culture come to life at the 31st annual event.
SMG's sports & health festival kicks off Sunday, 12 p.m. in Berkeley Heights. Residents can meet 2012 Olympians, participate in various activities, hear sports-health lectures.
The film studies student who graduated from Summit High School works at the new luxury gym in Summit, while he goes to college.
Last batch of tickets to Friday opening gala tasting is available as well as other internet specials. The wine festival runs Sept. 21-23.
Veggiecation Program and Whole Foods Market join forces to teach kids about their fruits and veggies with culinary classes.
The public is invited to submit nominees for 21th Annual Union County Women of Excellence Awards.
The 16th annual event brought out car fans and residents to Downtown Summit.
Boy Scouts of America requesting nominations for Scout Scholar Athletes.
The annual event on Thursday, Sept. 20th from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., features gently used adult and children’s costumes, as well as Halloween and Fall housewares and decorations.
Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside also received a donation
A Summit rabbi discusses Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
September is National Preparedness Month.
The Mountainside Newcomers Club will organize a Town-Wide Garage Sale, taking place in Mountainside on Sept. 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. More than 60 homes will participate.
The Summit optician continues a long family tradition.
Transit spokesman says the Watchung Avenue overpass, which has been hit six times in two months, is safe for trains to travel.
The final season will begin airing in October.
Free English conversation sessions take place every Monday from 7p.m. to 9p.m. at the Summit Free Public Library.
Presbyterian Church’s goal is to see 275 new child sponsors. Two contemporary Christian music groups to perform at celebration, promote World Vision child sponsorship program.
A "Through the Years" reunion is planned for the 40th anniversary of Summit High's class of '72.
A Summit 9-year-old trains in self-defense at a karate school in North Plainfield.
The Millburn, Short Hills-based Metropolitan Orchestra of New Jersey will begin its 41st season.
Summit locals, current and former, remember Neil Armstrong
Kimberly Armenti, the new Director of Development, has been a skilled fundraising executive for 19 years.
The event’s invitation stated that the program's intent was “too provide an interfaith understanding of respective religious practices” and “to break bread in the spirit of friendship and cultural understanding.”
Ward II Councilman Patrick Hurley shares his experience training with the Summit Fire Department.
Shabazz was a 2006 graduate of Summit High School, and a 2011 graduate of Kean University. He was a standout Football Player and Drama performer for both
The Lions are celebrating 85 years of service assisting the blind and those less fortunate.
Kara Richardson Whitely, who has achieved wide recognition for her book "Fat Woman on the Mountain" spoke to Oprah Winfrey about guilt and weight for a show on the OWN network.
Several students will show their talents as part of the Summer Musical Theatre Conservatory show in August.
Madison-Jade Bishop, 8, a student at Franklin School will participate in the roller skating nationals from July 22 – August 5.
This first aid responder talks about his musical influences in Summit and why he lives here.
The rapper, actor — and now director — released his documentary, "Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap," this weekend.
The rapper lived in Summit until he was 12 years old before moving to Los Angeles.
Director and artist Robert Wilson, at a ceremony in the Hamptons, recalled an incident in Summit that eventually led to his creating a seven-hour-long work called "Deafman Glance" in the 1970s.
The City of Summit’s Department of Community Programs is offering a great opportunity to promote your organization’s work this summer at the "Hot Summer Nights Concert Series" on Tuesday, July 24.