Liberty-Corner News

After several weeks of searching, the Basking Ridge Fire Company has found the ideal evergreen to serve as the downtown Christmas tree.

The Bernards Township Sewerage Authority has scheduled a public information session at 7:30 p.m. on Monday about plans to allow construction of a 150-foot-high cell tower on its 19-acre facility off Martinsville Road, near the intersection with Allen Road.

Matthew David Nafie was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout at a Court of Honor ceremony held by Boy Scout Troop 54 on Aug.

But Pierson said his company's newest tool is anything but a holiday toy, for it could mean the difference between life and death when someone is trapped in a fire.

Registration is now open for the 10th annual Liberty Corner 4 Miler which will take place Sunday, Oct.

A fire that appears to have spread from an oven into the walls at O'Bagel in the Dewey Meadow Shopping Plaza was extinguished by firefighters on Sunday afternoon without injury.

Despite the recession, the 21st annual Bonnie Brae Tartan Golf Classic has attracted nearly a full roster this year for the Sept.

A shiny new red fire truck with a 100-foot ladder has arrived at the Liberty Corner firehouse to help handle emergencies at large buildings and multi-family housing, as well as throughout the more densely developed areas of the township.

A shiny new red fire truck with a 100-foot ladder has arrived at the Liberty Corner firehouse to help handle emergencies at large buildings and multi-family housing, as well as throughout the more densely developed areas of the township.

A shiny new red fire truck with a 100-foot ladder has arrived at the Liberty Corner firehouse to help handle emergencies at large buildings and multi-family housing, as well as throughout the more densely developed areas of the township.

A divided Township Committee has given initial approval to spending $5 million of municipal open-space tax funds to purchase a conservation easement that would allow public access to almost 60 acres of wooded property off Allen Road.

BURGLARY,12:35 p.m. July 16: A resident of the Liberty Corner section of Bernards told police his home was burglarized during the day.

Main Street will once again be awash in red, white and blue for the 14th annual Flag Day parade & celebration beginning at 6:45 p.m. Friday, June 12 with a flag ceremony conducted by Mayor Christine Schaumburg and area Boy Scouts at the Hunterdon Museum of Art at 7 Lower Center Street.

The annual Bonnie Brae Scottish Festival and Highland Games, taking place Saturday in the Liberty Corner section of Bernards, features plenty of delicious Scottish food.