P.C. Robinson is a journalist for the Bernardsville News, focusing on local news and events in Bernardsville, New Jersey. With a passion for community reporting, P.C. covers a wide range of topics including business, environmental issues, cultural celebrations, and local government happenings.
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Hot coffee was the preferred drink to beat off the chill of a morning drizzle during the Peapack-Gladstone Police Department's Coffee With a Cop event outside Cocoluxe on Main Street
Emergency responders from various state, county and local agencies respond after a tanker truck, filled with 8,500 gallons of gasoline, stalled and overturned on Anderson Hill Road in Bernardsville on
By: P.C. Robinson
BERNARDSVILLE - Police said five people were hurt, one seriously, when the driver of a tanker carrying 8,500 gallons of gasoline flipped over on Anderson Hill Road on Wednesday morning,
By: P.C. Robinson
Mendham Borough firefighters responded into Bernardsville on Thursday, Oct. 3 after a tanker carrying about 8,500 gallons of gasoline flipped over on Anderson Hill Road, just north of the intersection
Bedminster Township Mayor Larry Jacobs, left, and township resident Allen Thomas matched up in the twin contest during the township's Fall Festival at River Park Road on Saturday, Oct. 12.
DeMartino family members, from left, Vincent Taylor and Doreen, all of Bedminster, brought with them their Italian mastiffs Adonis and Armani to Bedminster Township's Fall Festival at River Road Park
Peapack-Gladstone public works employee Chris Reasoner helped out fellow Bedminster public works employees by staffing their booth during Bedminster's Fall Festival at River Park Road on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Sunny, early fall weather turned out thousands to River Road Park in Bedminster for the annual Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 12.
By: P.C. Robinson
BEDMINSTER TWP. - Mayor Larry Jacobs had reason to rejoice during the township's Fall Festival at River Road Park on Saturday, Oct. 12.
Lily DeFelice of Basking Ridge doesn't quite want to look at the photographer despite Dad Matthew's encouragement during Bedminster Township's Fall Festival at River Road Park on Saturday, Oct. 12.
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