The program is open to students in grades 5 and up.
The annual fall festival will feature live music, a beer garden and a variety of food trucks.
The free concert will be held on the front lawn of the library.
The market will be held the second Monday of each month.
Residents are advised to bring a chair or blanket to sit on and their dance shoes.
To provide relief from the heat, the Butler Public Library at One Ace Road will be open to the public.
The camp is available for children going into kindergarten through sixth grade.
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The golf outing will be held at the Black Bear Golf Course.
The new rules take effect next month.
The next session is scheduled for June 23. People can take part in an all-levels class focused on mindful movement and relaxation.
Butler will celebrate the nation's 250th birthday and the borough's 125th.
The event serves as a fundraiser for the Tri-Boro First Aid Squad.
The celebration at 25 Kiel Ave. runs 1 to 3:30 p.m. with a scavenger hunt, crafts and special exhibits.
Organizers are seeking volunteers and flag donations as Butler celebrates the nation's 250th birthday and the borough's 125th.
The borough is accepting applications for seasonal road maintenance and landscaping work.
Braydon Sisco recorded 23 goals, 31 assists in his final AAA season before signing with one of junior hockey's premier development league.
No experience necessary for the twice-weekly workouts at Municipal Field, which focus on agility, speed, and team-building.
The figures are part of a statewide data release covering school district leaders across New Jersey.
Two schools on U.S. News' best list, a second straight state title, a rare band honor — and a budget that held the line.
The Morris County Sheriff's Department assisted in sweeping Butler High School before classes resumed without incident.
The five-day summer program for ages 11-14 runs July 6-10 at Kiel School and still has openings.
From U.S. Senate to Council and Mayor, here's who Butler and Kinnelon voters will see on the ballot Tuesday.
Golden Hour Yoga kicks off June 16 on the Borough Hall green, with Tuesday evening classes running through Aug. 4.
The proposal drew questions at a recent Citizens Advisory meeting; district officials say the document organizes existing legal protections.
The district will add grades 6–8 programming and weave Let Grow into a new Freshman Academy course for incoming ninth graders.
The district will begin replacing interactive whiteboards at Pearl R. Miller Middle School with Samsung touchscreen displays.
Council meets at 7 p.m. Thursday and will also consider a new fee for manual water meter readings and a health benefits premium increase.
The student, who plans to pursue engineering, is one of about 6,700 finalists nationwide to earn the Merit Scholar title in 2026.
The free community event features games, a bouncy house, DJ, cotton candy, popcorn and a Kona Ice truck.
Captain Nick Cifelli and Chief Joe Napoletano finished the annual Police Unity Tour, which raises support for the National Law Enforcement O
The free family event features show vehicles, live DJ, face painting and gaming truck; proceeds benefit St. Jude and Butler PBA.
The district has now earned the NAMM Foundation's Best Communities for Music Education designation three years in a row.
The monthly market runs the second Monday of each month from 3 to 7 p.m. through October 12, with an expanded vendor and food truck lineup.
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A fresh season brings new reasons to get outside and discover what our community has to offer.
From local fields to national fame, these stars got their start in the Tri-Boro.