Meghan Arts-Scozzari says she was stunned when administrators unexpectedly entered her classroom to present the honor.
The Class of 1975 raised more than $53,000 during its 50th reunion to support programs in Summit schools.
The long-awaited ADA-accessible playground is expected to open soon following months of construction and upgrades.
Local nonprofits and a free concert are scheduled for July 13.
City officials received an update on early savings from Summit’s community electricity program during a June 16 council meeting.
Drivers may want to leave a little extra time as utility work is expected to affect several roads and intersections across Summit this week.
Council members approved citywide raises, but crossing guard pay drew discussion at a June 16 meeting.
Chief Eric Evers will step down this summer after 38 years with the department.
Residents and a state senator discussed New Jersey’s housing mandates and how they are shaping development in suburban communities.
The incident involved merchandise taken from a Morris Turnpike business, according to police.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America's 250th anniversary in and around Summit
For every purchase you make on Amazon, make one purchase from a local business.
City leaders say the delay gives them time to take a closer look at next steps for one of Summit’s key properties.
The council unanimously selected Andrew Smith to complete the remainder of the Ward 1 term following a recent resignation.
City Moves to Refine AI Ordinance Following June 16 Council Meeting
Residents should expect periods of heavy rain Monday into Tuesday, with flooding possible in low-lying areas.
City leaders say the ordinance is intended to prevent detention facilities from ever being built in Summit.
Drivers in Summit should plan for potential delays as multiple road projects are scheduled across the city this week.
The event combines water safety education, family activities, and the season's first float night.
Funding from the grant will support the expansion of garden production and educational programming at the GRACE garden site.
Student/Partner Alliance awards scholarships to 60 new students across five college-preparatory high schools & is now looking for Mentors
A new ordinance sets limits on drone use in public spaces, with some residents raising concerns about recreation in parks.
Don't Stop Believin'—get your tickets and experience the rock event of the summer!
The restaurant's founder says Summit's community feel made it the right fit for the brand's first fast-casual concept.
Summit detectives are being honored after helping rescue a toddler and assist in evacuating residents from a burning home in Newark.
The ordinance was approved at the June 16 Common Council meeting after debate over its scope.
ew partnership brings certification courses directly to the Volunteer First Aid Squad headquarters to help more residents join EMS service.
Graduation ceremonies this week are expected to bring heavy traffic and tight parking around the park.
Bunk's XX Annual Golf Tournament to raise funds for the Summit-based organization, Student/Partner Alliance, was held on 6/8/26
A public hearing is set as officials debate how far the city should go in restricting AI facilities.
Several road projects are scheduled across Summit through Friday.
New courtyard project at Summit High School will be used for student learning, gardening, and food donations.
A Summit parent raised concerns during a Board of Education meeting on Thursday.
Focus group for Summit's Seniors now accepting applications
Police say a woman was approached and robbed while pushing a stroller along Park Avenue, with an arrest made later the same day.
Manley-Winser Scholarships awarded to Four Summit Residents
The heat advisory remains in effect through Friday evening, with cooling locations available across the city.
The city outlines the process for replacing Ward 1 councilmember following resignation.
City officials are warning residents about expected NJ Transit congestion during World Cup game days this summer.
Tensions over school board appointments and outdoor dining rules surfaced during the June 3 meeting.