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By PAUL BRUNO
2021-03-02 09:34:34 -0500ROSELLE, NJ — The Highlanders’ hockey express punched their ticket to the final ...
By CHRIS ORLANDO
March 1, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - The Gov. Livingston High girls basketball team is playing some of its best basketball of this short season.
The Lady Highlanders began the final week of its 2021 campaign with a dominant 46-25 victory over Kent Place in Berkeley Heights.
The complete team effort was led Gianna Ciccimarra's game-high 14 points as Gov. Livingston won for the third straight time and ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - The Gov. Livingston High girls basketball team is playing some of its best ...
By STEVEN RODAS
March 1, 2021CAMDEN, NJ — New Jersey will expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility later this month to millions more people including teachers, the homeless and clergy, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday.
Educators have been among the groups lobbying for higher prioritization. As of March 15, K-12 educators and school support staff will qualify for shots. Exactly how the state will allocate proper doses is still ...
CAMDEN, NJ — New Jersey will expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility later this month to millions more ...
By KARA THOMS
March 1, 2021On Sunday, February 28th, 12 members of New Providence Boy Scout Troop 63 worked on the ongoing restoration of the former bridle trail at the Watchung Reservation. The trail, which dates back to the 1700’s was known at one time as the “Road from Westfield to New Providence,” had become badly eroded and overgrown and with current restoration efforts it is presently a hiking trail (the Orange ...
On Sunday, February 28th, 12 members of New Providence Boy Scout Troop 63 worked on the ongoing ...
By BARBARA RYBOLT
February 28, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ -- Forty-eight years ago Lonnie and Pernell Brice moved from Baltimore, Maryland, into a home on Hamilton Avenue across from Franklin Court. When they moved in, most of Hamilton Avenue was all woods, and “we picked blackberries in the woods over there. That’s all gone now,” said Pernell during a recent interview held via Zoom.
A Franklin Court resident, Ed Duggan, “held a ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ -- Forty-eight years ago Lonnie and Pernell Brice moved from Baltimore, ...
By TAPINTO BERKELEY HEIGHTS STAFF
February 28, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - TAPinto Berkeley Heights continues our "Catch up with Mayor Angie Devanney" series. In this week's edition, Mayor Angie Devanney provides an update on redevelopment projects.
We will touch upon the "six primary projects that people care about or want an update on," said Devanney.
The most visible project is the old movie theater project, The Terrace at Berkeley ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - TAPinto Berkeley Heights continues our "Catch up with Mayor Angie ...
By PAUL BRUNO
February 27, 2021Brian Kramer Named Valairco Heating and Cooling Highlander Athlete of the Week
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — Brian Kramer remembers sitting in the crowd watching his two older brothers skate for the Gov. Livingston/New Providence hockey team as well as battling them in street hockey in the family’s driveway.
The youngest Kramer brother obviously soaked up those memories and knowledge; and combined ...
Brian Kramer Named Valairco Heating and Cooling Highlander Athlete of the Week
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, ...
By JESSE WINTER
February 27, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — It’s been almost a year since district schools first switched to remote instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
But based on comments from Superintendent Melissa Varley, who spoke during the Citizen's Hearing at the Feb. 25 Board of Education meeting, there’s reason to believe a return to academic normalcy isn’t too far away.
In response to a resident's question ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — It’s been almost a year since district schools first switched to remote ...
By JESSE WINTER
February 27, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — A special relationship. A term used in politics to describe two countries and the unique circumstances that bring them together to cooperate on policy. The United States and Great Britain is the famous example on the international stage. Here, locally in New Jersey, it best describes the relationship between the Berkeley Heights Public Schools (BHPS) and Mountainside School ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ — A special relationship. A term used in politics to describe two countries ...
By SASHA RTISHCHEV, THE HIGHLANDER FEATURES EDITOR
February 27, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Daniel Guyton is a staple of the Governor Livingston community: a graduate, an Industrial Arts teacher at the school for 18 years, and head coach of the football team for eight years. He is known for his love of what he does, whether it is teaching students about machinery or leading his players through an important game.
Guyton’s grandfather inspired him to be a ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Daniel Guyton is a staple of the Governor Livingston community: a graduate, ...
By AIDAN ENGLISH, THE HIGHLANDER STAFF WRITER
February 26, 2021BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Skepticism of the news media is nothing new. Even before the term “fake news” was coined by opposition parties, the media has been the scapegoat for Americans spanning both sides of the political aisle. In honor of Student Press Freedom Day, the staff of “The Highlander” reflects on the importance of the First Amendment on a free school newspaper.
Many students get ...
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - Skepticism of the news media is nothing new. Even before the term “fake ...