Downed Tree Causes Road Closure on Route 22 in Mountainside

A recent film released to theaters this holiday season is the remake of the classic Dr. Seuss story, The Grinch. The original storybook was published in 1957. The Grinch was released as a 26 minute long animated short in 1966. This is a classic for all Christmas lovers and will warm your heart with holiday joy. It has been watched and enjoyed by families for many years and always leaves smiles on ...

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - In December, members of the Governor Livingston Student Council hosted their annual Semi Formal known as the “Snow Ball” in the GL cafeteria. Members of the Student Council host the event, and all money collected goes towards charity. This year, proceeds went to the Amanda Rose Laura Foundation, which aims to provide educational experiences for high school students in ...

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Many Gov. Livingston students have hidden talents, whether in music, visual arts, sports, or other areas. Among these talented teenagers is Yuki Schwab, a senior at Governor Livingston, whose piano ability has taken her as far as Carnegie Hall.

As Grand Prix winner of the 15th Annual Russian Music Competition 2018, Schwab performed at Weill Recital Hall of ...

ROSELLE, NJ – Gov. Livingston was unable to put together another comeback on the ice Wednesday evening at Warinanco Rink.

After rallying to defeat Scotch Plains Fanwood, 3-1, in the first round of the Union County Tournament on Monday, the third-seeded Highlanders found this deficit too much as they bowed to top-seed and defending champion Westfield, 5-0.

It marked the third ...

On a half day or during open campus, many Governor Livingston students head to Smashburger or Five Guys to grab a bite to eat. Both establishments are popular, but many students have opposing thoughts on each establishment. So which eatery is better? 

GL students often go to Smashburger to hang out with friends. However, according to a poll of 130 Governor Livingston Students, Five Guys is ...

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Rachel Shanagher, Grade 1 Teacher at Mary Kay McMillin Early Childhood Center, has been chosen by the Berkeley Heights Public Schools to be the district’s nominee for Union County Educator of the Year recognition.

Mrs. Shanagher was named Educator of the Year at McMillin Early Childhood Center last spring, along with honorees from each of the other five Berkeley Heights ...

The Wharton Insitute for the Performing Arts announced the passing of their Executive Director Karen Deschere on January 11, 2019.

Wharton Insitute for the Performing Arts released the following statement.  

IN MEMORY Karen Deschere (1956 – 2019)
Karen Deschere came to the Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts as Executive Director in January of 2014. Karen arrived with a passion for ...

NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ - Untied Brewing Company is gearing up for the opening of their brewery and tasting room to the public very soon. Through meticulous planning with world and national award-winning Head Brewer, Tim Stumpf, Untied has spared no expense in making their brewery the best it can be from the very start.  

Tim Stumpf is a beer, sports and nature lover from Newark, DE with a passion ...

UNION, NJ -  Junior Mat Katz’s two goals lifted GL Ice Hockey over Scotch Plains-Fanwood, 3-1, on Monday night to end GL’s two game skid. Despite falling behind early, the Highlanders were able to claim the victory to improve to 7-9 and advance in the Union County Tournament.

SPF managed to get on the board first when Jack Hogan scored an unassisted goal with just under 7 minutes to go in the ...

WARREN, NJ - The Gov. Livingston Highlander boys swim team enjoyed a sweet victory against Oratory Prep. In this home meet, the boys relished in a clean sweep of first places.

Opening up the many first place finishes was the 200 Medley Relay team of David Martinez, Chris Rampaul-Pino, Andrew Rampaul-Pino, and Rafe Barnum, and a third place finish from the team of Zion Tseng, Aidan Forrester, ...