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Quite The Pickle

By TAPINTO SUMMIT STAFF

April 19, 2021

Customers form a lengthy line at Pickle Licious -- the Teaneck-based purveyor of cultured cucumbers -- on opening day of the Summit Farmers Market.

The weather cooperated and folks from the Hilltop City and beyond flocked to Park & Shop Lot #1 to peruse and purchase fresh produce, flowers, foods and other fun stuff from a variety of local and area vendors.

The Give It ...

Proprietors Sara D’Agostino and partner Alix Terpos are joined by Summit Mayor Nora Radest as the ribbon is snipped at the ceremonial opening of the R3finery.

Located at 95 Summit Avenue, #303, the R3finery is a specialized studio offering Pilates reformer and yoga classes as well as physical therapy and massage therapy services. Scheduled to open over a year ago in March 2020, ...

Displaying signs such as "Stop Punishing Our Kids" and "14 Days is Sick," a group of about 50 Summit parents and their neighbors, representing Summit United Parents for Extracurricular Return to Routine (SUPERR), gathered outside City Hall to amplify their objections to the current COVID-19 contract tracing quarantine policy being implemented within ...

In NCAA Women's Lacrosse, one is a bona fide 'A-Lister' when they are put on the 'T List', as in the Tewaaraton Award Watch List. The Tewaaraton Award annually honors the top college lacrosse players, both female and male, in the United States. The selection committees are made up of premier collegiate coaches and are appointed annually by The Tewaaraton ...

More Viewers Plus More Engagement Equals An Even Better Summit

May 13, 2021

I respectfully ask that Mayor Radest, the City of Summit Common Council and City staff please leverage technology, processes, and practices that we have all learned during this terrible pandemic and continue to make City of Summit public meetings, specifically Common Council meetings, open virtually for public participation when City Hall reopens in June 2021.

One ...

Like many residents of the neighborhoods bordering the proposed Primrose School, we are certain that if approval for this construction is granted, the quality of life on our street will be negatively impacted. Inevitably, the flow and speed of traffic will increase, along with a corresponding decline in pedestrian safety.

Beyond those concerns, we question whether the Primrose ...

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Summit Police Blotter

May 5, 2021

4/8/2021 — Gregory Asch, 36, of Jersey City was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Mr. Asch was processed and released with a pending court date.

4/8/2021 — At 0852 hours a report was taken for a theft of a package from a Woodland Avenue residence. The victim reported the theft occurred on 3/11/2021. Removed from the residence was a package ...

Summit EMS Report - April, 2021

Summit’s EMS Volunteers answered 178 emergency calls in April. These included 115 medical emergencies: 10 falls; 12 motor vehicle accidents, including two overturned vehicles, one on a highway and one car into a tree; eight traumatic injuries; three cases of overdose or poisoning; nine responses to a medical alarm, and three allergic reactions. Squad Volunteers also provided nine ...

Peapack Private Wealth Webinar Offering 'Top Strategies for More Investment Income' Set for May 20

By PEAPACK PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT

May 16, 2021

Want More Investment Income? Ten Tips and Strategies! Join Peapack Private Wealth Management's David Dietze and Elaine Phipps for a special webinar on May 20, staring at 11 a.m. EST, where we will do the deep dive on how you can squeeze more income dollars out of your nest egg.

In this webinar, we’ll analyze:

The big ...

Atlantic Health System's Morristown Medical Center Among First to Receive American College of Cardiology Transcatheter Valve Certification

Only 6% of 750+ Hospitals Performing Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) Have Achieved This Elite Recognition of Best Practices and Quality Care

Morristown, NJ – Atlantic Health System’s Morristown Medical Center has received American College of Cardiology (ACC) Transcatheter Valve Certification, a designation of excellence that recognizes demonstrated ...

Summit Real Estate Report - March, 2021

By PROMINENT PROPERTIES SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Prominent Property Sotheby's International Realty's regional Summit office provides an inside look at the Summit real estate market, utilizing Garden State Multiple Listing Service statistics illustrating the numbers and trends that tell the story.

This edition of the Summit Real Estate Report details information from March 2021.

Active Listings: ...

529 Educational Distributions -- How to Break Open the Piggybank

By CLAIRE E. TOTH, JD, MLT, CFP™ - MANAGING PRINCIPAL AND SENIOR WEALTH STRATEGIST

Congratulations -- you and your child have both done your parts. You’ve saved diligently in a 529 account, building tax-free money to pay for education. Your child has studied hard and been accepted to a school where she’ll thrive. Now what? How do you connect the dots between that 529 account and paying the cost of your child’s education with tax-free ...

By ATLANTIC HEALTH SYSTEM

People with atrial fibrillation (AFib) are five times more likely to have a stroke than the average person. In this Community Conversation, Atlantic Medical Group cardiologists Timothy Mahoney, MD, and Michael Katz, MD, answer your questions on managing AFib and reducing your risk of stroke. See all of Atlantic Health System's Community Conversations ...

CWI.Design Hosts Watercolor Fundraising Event for Connie Dwyer Breast Center Foundation

By BARBARA RYBOLT

Children have not been the only people learning online during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Social media is full of photos and stories about how-to classes that people have taken during the past 13 months — knitting, wine-making, canning and painting come to mind. The group experience is still there and the students are safe, at a remote location.

Recently a group of novice watercolor ...

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By JOHN CHRISTMANN

“It's over Bill. I don’t do Windows.”

And so, with a simple Ctl+Alt+Del over Twitter, the marriage of Bill and Melinda Gates has powered down.

The wealthy, philanthropic tech couple sadly announced their union was “irretrievably broken.” I took this to mean they received a critical error message followed by the blue screen of death because their marital ...