Arielle Moss

WATCHUNG – Security improvement projects for the grades preK-8 school district are underway, initiatives that were part of the schools’ $15 million referendum.

LONG HILL TWP. - Grades preK-8 students have been stuck on the bus longer than necessary due to an abundance of door-to-door stops, according to school officials.

Stephanie Punnett of the New Jersey Audubon Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary shares the different locations birds can be counted during her presentation on the Great Backyard Bird Count at the Long Hill Township Library on Monday, Feb. 5. Photo by Arielle Moss

LONG HILL TWP. - Updates to ongoing buildings and grounds improvement projects were detailed by the preK-8 Board of Education at its Monday, Feb. 5 meeting.

Millington School fourth grader Sienna Fischetti details a marshmallow project that the fourth graders did with the second graders, while presenting with Millington School Principal Jennifer Dawson, left, at the Monday, Feb. 5 Long Hill Board of Education meeting. Photo by Arielle Moss

WATCHUNG - A nearly $7.5 million bond ordinance for various capital improvements is on the table for the borough.

WATCHUNG- After years of using a dilapidated facility, the Watchung Library is a step closer towards getting a much-needed makeover.

Virginia Hartmann, who curated the exhibit “Preparing for Historic Change-Twelve Women Break Barriers at All-Male USAF Academy in 1976” on display at the Watchung Library, is one of the 12 women featured in the photos.

Buy NowThe K-8 Florham Park School District Board of Education recognizes the Ridgedale Middle School Boys Basketball team during the Monday, Feb. 26 meeting. In back from left are Superintendent Steven Caponegro, Noah Yartey, Adan Gjonbalaj, Teddy Merrick, John Roper, Ryan Medich, Mark Perillo, Brennan Robison, Head Coach Daniel Ring, Sam Rodriguez, Ayden Reyes, Athletic Director Vinny Putignano and Board of Education President Brian Perillo. In front from left are Anthony Rhodes, Max Hillman, Dylan Sugg, Charlie Core, Idris Muhammad, Matteo Piano. Photo by Arielle Moss

THE CHATHAMS - Holocaust survivor Maud Dahme shared her experiences during World War II during a presentation on Thursday, March 7, at Chatham High School. Dahme had already visited the