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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THE CHATHAMS - Suspiciously familiar art lined the walls of the Lundt Room as the Drew Art Association held its annual “Fabulous Fakes” exhibit on Sunday, Nov. 10 at the
The Chatham Borough Council recognized those who have served the country with a proclamation at its business meeting on Veterans Day, Monday, Nov. 11. From left, Council President Jocelyn Mathiasen, Tom Salvas Mike Katz, John Crouthamel, Jack Conlan, Miles Gilmore and Councilman Justin Strickland. Photo by Tyler Barth
It was a quiet last day of the year for the Chatham Farmer's Market on Saturday, Nov. 16.
By: Tyler Barth
CHATHAM - After a difficult year, the weekly Chatham Farmer’s Market wrapped up for the year on Saturday, Nov. 16.
By: Tyler Barth
THE CHATHAMS - From laughter to intrigue, Chatham High School students and theater teacher Laura Russo are hopeful the school’s performance of “Peter and the Starcatcher” will have the audience
By: Tyler Barth
MADISON - The Board of Education gave its formal thanks to those who helped organize the Madison Junior School's (MJS) centennial during its business meeting Tuesday, Nov. 19.
CHATHAM -In a 5-1 vote, the Borough Council approved the preparation of a draft redevelopment plan for the River Road area during the business meeting on Monday, Nov. 11.
By: Tyler Barth
CHATHAM - Ann Frommer is hopeful her new book, "Christmas in Her Heart," will have residents glued to their seats over the holidays.
By: Tyler Barth
THE CHATHAMS - Christmas is still a month away, but the Chathams’ tree farms, operated by the Chatham Jaycees and Chatham Township Fire Department, are up and running.
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