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Grace Campbell, a fifth grade teacher at Liberty Corner Elementary School in Bernards Township, prepares her class on Thursday, Aug. 29, for the Thursday, Sept. 5 opening of school. Photo by W. Jacob Perry

Rep. Andy Kim, D-3, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in the November general election, meets a member of the Somerset County Park Commission's Lord Stirling Stable on South Maple Avenue in Bernards Township during a tour on Thursday afternoon, Aug. 29. With Kim is Somerset County Commissioner Sara Sooy, a Bernardsville native who rode horses at the park while growing up. Photo by W. Jacob Perry

Lilian Palmere, a biology teacher at Bernards High School in Bernardsville, prepares her class on Thursday, Aug. 29, for the first day of school on Thursday, Sept. 5 W. Jacob Perry

A plan for permanent lights for Olcott Field at Bernards High School in Bernardsville, which was dropped prior to the 2008 installation of artificial turf, has been revived. Photo by Jon Simoneau

BEDMINSTER TWP. - Fallout from the behavior of Donald Trump supporters who, two weeks earlier, were opposed to no parking near a political rally site continued to radiate at the

BERNARDS TWP. - Student bullying and concerns about a teacher's allegedly inappropriate approach about terrorism and social issues were among the topics raised at the grades PreK-12 school district's Board of Education meeting Monday, Sept. 9.

BERNARDS TWP. - In a quest to fill a void, the township Parks and Recreation Department will launch a pilot ski and board program for middle school students this winter, Mayor Jennifer Asay said at the Township Committee meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 10.

BERNARDS TWP. – The sight of teen students staring silently at their phones at length, seemingly oblivious to everyone around them, has fueled concerns about the erosion of their social

Email Print Copy article link Save BEDMINSTER TWP. - Twenty-three years after the horrific Sept. 11 attacks on New York's World Trade Center, two firefighting helmets inscribed with condolences from Australia have become more than just a historic artifact.

BERNARDS TWP. – Culture war issues that inflamed the last two Board of Education elections were notably absent this time as participants at a candidates’ forum on Monday night, Sept. 16, stressed that personal and political beliefs have no place on the board.