Bernardsville News

BERNARDSVILLE -Jersey Central Power and Light crews are working to repair utility poles and power lines that were damaged in an accident at about 5:30 a.m. Friday near Olcott Square, police say.

A Vernon father spends his spare time cutting firewood to heat his home this winter.

Their children have been charged in connection with fires at Bernards High School, and now the parents and guardians of the accused are facing a civil suit for the youngsters' actions.

Art League of the Chathams is a community group of visual artists and others interested in local art.

AM_bernardspreB: Matt Decota attempts a one handed grab during Bernards High School preseason football practice in Bernardsville on 08/20/2008.Photograph by Andrew Miller/Courier News 3085 Andrew ...

Michael White: a busy bee these days. Photo courtesy Convivio Alto and Convivio chef Michael White has been busy lately, between the relaunch of L'Impero and plans for an Italian seafood restaurant in the San ...

September is ready to go at the Bernardsville Library. All programs are free. Children ages 10 and under must be accompanied by an adult at all programs.

Safety lines have been secured, the stokes basket, a metal basket used to secure and transport the injured over rocky, steep or difficult terrain, is ready.

Some sidewalks are missing, but the sales still will go on. Some downtown stores are planning their usual summer sidewalk sale for Thursday through Saturday, Aug.

A Brooklyn woman was indicted today for allegedly kidnapping a Guatemalan woman away from Bernardsville to New York, after the victim's boyfriend refused to pay an extra $500 for the last leg of her journey to ...

Discover some common wild plants that are edible and learn how to use them in tasty recipes during a program on "Wild Edibles" at noon on Saturday, Aug.

On Saturday, I took a drive to visit 56 Degrees wine shop in Bernardsville. The store is on a side street, feet away from the Bernards Inn.

Recipients of the 13th annual Van Doren Scholarships have been announced. The college scholarships are funded from the estate of Peter Ellis Van Doren, a prominent citizen of Peapack-Gladstone who died in 1994.

Book lovers, start your engines. The race is be on for readers to both donate and buy books during the huge book sale that has been held annually for 58 years by the Somerset Hills branch of the American ...

A "festival for all generations" describes Family Fun Day hosted by Fellowship Village Retirement Community on Saturday, September 13th, 2008 from 11 am to 2:30 pm.

The 2008 Flower and Garden Expo at the New Jersey State Fair/Sussex County Farm and Horse Show is here, as the 10-day event kicks off Friday, Aug.

The quiet interior of the Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church was transformed into a film set yesterday, when college student Adam Dorsky began shooting his own adaptation of a short story by 19th century Russian ...

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THEFT, July 10: Michael Falconeri of Bernardsville reported that sometime between 1 p.m. and 2:45 p.m. someone entered his vehicle on Anderson Street and took his wallet, $130 cash and a cell phone valued at ...

Borough voters in November will decide if a small portion of the 2-cent municipal open space tax starting in 2009 should be used to improve or construct recreational facilities on borough property as well as ...