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BERNARDS TWP. Nearly two years after it was rejected by the Board of Adjustment , a controversial proposal to build a light manufacturing plant at 150 Allen Road has been revived by a judicial ruling that orders the board to consider a modified version.
BEDMINSTER TWP. - Two contests are being held for Township Committee in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election, with Democrats challenging Republican incumbents for a three-year term and a one-year unexpired term.
BERNARDS TWP. - A quest to keep all of its parking onsite led the Millington Baptist Church to seek and obtain Board of Adjustment approval on Wednesday, Oct. 7, to expand the parking lot at its King George Road campus.
BERNARDS TWP. - While the focus is usually on class, parental concerns about a revamped lunch period at the grades 6-8 William Annin Middle School ate up much of the discourse at the Board of Education meeting on Monday, Oct. 12.
BERNARDS TWP. - With skyrocketing health care costs impacting school districts across New Jersey, a state legislative effort toward reform is being closely watched by district school officials.
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BERNARDS TWP. - Additional details about a district plan to seek voter approval to fund $82 million in facilities projects, through two separate referendums three years apart, was provided at
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BERNARDS TWP. - A question of whether the township should "opt in" to The Highlands Regional Master Plan drew split opinions from the Township Committee at its meeting on Tuesday,
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BERNARDSVILLE - Concerns about costs have led borough officials to consider cutting off decades-long services from the Bernards Township Health Department and switching to the Somerset County Health Department.
BERNARDS TWP. - A developer's quest to replace a former private school with high-density housing continued to draw resistance at a Planning Board hearing on Tuesday, Oct. 20, as board members and a large crowd questioned a planning consultant's recommendation to allow alternative zoning.
BERNARDSVILLE - Lunch rules at Bernardsville Middle School (BMS) that assign seating are being criticized as impairing students' ability to maintain and develop friendships.
