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4 days ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
HIGH BRIDGE - Dogs disguised as football stars and referees, or "ruffarees," marched their way around Union Forge Park during the annual Pooch Parade Saturday, June 21, and sponsored by the Women for High Bridge. This year’s theme, Dogs in Sports, brought dozens of community members and their four-legged best friends together to compete for the best dressed pup. kAmp>@?8 E9@D6 4@>A6E:?8 7@C 8@=5 H2D C6EFC?:?8 492>A:@? y62?6EE6 $=:<6C @7 {632?@? %@H?D9:A 2?5 96C AFA {JD6EE6] {JD6EE6 92D H@?
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1 week ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
HIGH BRIDGE – An ordinance which would have allocated $320,000, out of the Capital Improvements Fund, for police, fire and public works equipment, was voted down before introduction at the just-about-15-minutes-long Thursday, June 12 Borough Council meeting. The ordinance was killed, during introduction, in a split 3-2 vote with Councilwomen Lauren Hamlin, Natalie Ferry and Kelly Matos voting no, and Councilmen Curtis Nowell and Kenneth Doyle voting yes. kAmr@F?4:=H@>2?
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1 week ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
CLINTON TWP. – The Township Council adopted the township’s municipal budget during the Wednesday, June 11 meeting with a tax increase of about $192 for the average homeowner. The tax rate per $100 of assessed value for 2025 would be $0.548, increasing $0.048 from $0.500 in 2024. For a hypothetical home valued at $100,000, the tax payment would be about $548 in 2025, an increase from $500 in 2024. kAmu@C E96 2G6C286 E@H?D9:A 9@>6[ 2DD6DD65 2E Sc__[___[ E2I6D H@F=5 :?4C62D6 S`ha :? a_ad E@ Sa[a_c[ 2?
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1 week ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
TEWKSBURY TWP. – The Township Committee continued to speak about the expenses residents incur being part of the North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District during its Monday, June 9 meeting. The monthly meeting took place a day earlier than usual to accommodate for the primary election on Tuesday, June 10.
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1 week ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
LEBANON TWP. - The red and gold tassels of the 243 graduates of the Voorhees Regional High School Class of 2025 swung in the gentle wind as the graduates marched onto the football field for the last time at the annual graduation ceremony on Thursday, June 12. The ceremony began with the graduates being cheered on by family, friends and teachers to the sounds of “Pomp & Circumstance” being played by the Voorhees High School Band. kAm%96 J@F?8 >6? 2?5 H@>6?
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1 week ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
HIGH BRIDGE - An ordinance which would have allocated $320,000, out of the Capital Improvements Fund, for police, fire and public works equipment, was voted down before introduction at the just-about-15-minutes-long Thursday, June 12 Borough Council meeting. The ordinance was killed, during introduction, in a split 3-2 vote with Councilwomen Lauren Hamlin, Natalie Ferry and Kelly Matos voting no, and Councilmen Curtis Nowell and Kenneth Doyle voting yes.
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3 weeks ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
CLINTON – Mayor Janice Kovach congratulated Sgt. Tim McGuire of the Clinton Town Police Department on passing the police chief’s test during the Wednesday, May 28, Town Council meeting. “We would like to congratulate Sgt. McGuire on passing his chief’s test,” Kovach said. “This is the first step in the succession plan for when Chief Corey Kubinak decides to retire.”kAmz@G249 D2:5 “@?46 E96 49:67 56E6C>:?6D H96? 96 H@F=5 =:<6 E@ C6E:C6[” |4vF:C6 :D :?
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2 months ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
TEWKSBURY TWP. - Grey skies couldn't keep community members from coming to see the Easter Bunny during the third annual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday, April 13, at Oldwick Park. This year, the hunt, sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Committee in conjunction with the Women's Club of Tewksbury Township, was postponed from Sunday, April 6, to Sunday, April 13, because of inclement weather. kAmw@A:?8 E96 C2:? H@F=5 DE2J 2H2J E9:D $F?52J H2D r92:CH@>2? @7 E96 !2C<D 2?5 #64C62E:@? r@>>:EE66 {2FC6?
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2 months ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
CALIFON - The country sounds of Johnny Cash echoed through Califon Island Park during the annual Easter Egg Hunt held on Sunday, April 13. This year, the Easter Egg Hunt was combined with the annual Trout Festival as the hunt was postponed from its original date of Sunday, April 6, due to rain. kAm(9:=6 y2J y@9?DE@? 2?5 E96 w@?<J %@?< $4@F?5C6= A=2J65 4=2DD:4 4@F?ECJ EF?6D[ }2E92? $J?56C[ @C82?:K6C @7 E96 t88 wF?E[ 2?5 492:C>2? @7 E96 3@C@F89VD !2C<D 2?5 #64C62E:@?
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2 months ago | 
newjerseyhills.com | Marin Resnick
TEWKSBURY TWP. - The Township Committee had a long conversation about who is responsible for trimming trees in the public rights of way during its Tuesday, April 8, meeting. The conversation began when Resident George Cassa made the committee aware that he was trying to find an arborist, who was approved by power utility Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L), to trim the trees on his property, that are in the rights of way of the utilities. kAmQx 92G6 5625 2?5 5J:?8 EC66D :?
