Tyler Barth is a contributing writer for the Bernardsville News, focusing on local news in Chatham, New Jersey. With a passion for community journalism, Tyler covers a wide range of topics including local events, government changes, human interest stories, and sports highlights.
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CHATHAM - The Coding Cougars began their annual camp at the Library of the Chathams on Monday, Aug. 19, introducing the computer aces of tomorrow to programming.
By: Tyler Barth
THE CHATHAMS - Superintendent Michael LaSusa welcomed parents and students back to school with a letter on Monday, Aug. 19, in which he expressed hope for the school year.
By: Tyler Barth
TO THE EDITOR: I take exception to your premise that expediency takes precedence over democracy with regard to citizens publicly addressing our governing body.
By: Tyler Barth
THE CHATHAMS - Plans for a debate between Chatham Township Committee candidates Republican incumbent Mark Lois and Democratic challenger Craig Alperowitz appear to have fallen through, as neither candidate agreed on a date.
By: Tyler Barth
This undated photograph shows some of the updates made to the Madison High School's disability ramps.
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Email Print Copy article link Save CHATHAM - The sounds of basketballs hitting the pavement echoed from the Garden Park Courts near the middle school as the Chatham Be Positive Club held its third annual basketball tourney for charity on Saturday, Aug. 24.
Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11, right, speaks with Peter Woolley, the director of the School of Public and Global Affairs at Fairleigh Dickinson University, during an open forum held at the
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Rep. Mikie Sherrill, D-11, right, speaks with Peter Woolley, the director of the School of Public and Global Affairs at Fairleigh Dickinson University, during an open forum held at the university's Madison campus on Tuesday, Aug. 27.
By: Tyler Barth
Despite nearing his 100th birthday, Benjamin Jackson, formerly of Chatham and now of Basking Ridge, remains active, both in his family's scrap metal recycling business in Farmingdale and in his personal life. The World War II veteran will celebrate his birthday on Saturday, Sept. 14 in a private event at the Fairmount Country Club. Photo courtesy of the Jackson family
By: Tyler Barth
CHATHAM - After a very slow start to the year, the Chatham Farmer’s Market seems to have found some of its footing.
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