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Far Hills adopts affordable housing plan

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | W. Jacob Perry

FAR HILLS - An affordable housing compliance plan that would develop three village section lots - two of which had not been previously disclosed - was approved by the Borough Council in a unanimous vote on Monday, June 23. The plan would fulfill the state-mandated "Round IV" obligation of 41 low-cost housing units through 2035, and an unfulfilled "Route III" obligation of 10 low-cost accessory housing units through 2025. kAmq@C@F89 !=2??6C s2G:5 q2?:D49 E@=5 2?
Kean, facing protests, stands with Trump but insists Republicans pass the SALT

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Joe Territo

As protesters continue to rally against President Donald Trump’s policies at district offices of U.S. Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-7, the congressman continues to support Trump, while standing up to some Republicans over SALT deductions. The policies that the protesters oppose include portions of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” the budget reconciliation bill that Kean recently approved as part of a narrow 215-214 House Republican majority. The budget reconciliation bill is now under Senate consideration.
Hunterdon Central High School graduates 573 Class of 2025 seniors

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Jane Primerano

In 87-degree heat, 573 graduates of Hunterdon Central High School collected their diplomas during the morning of Thursday, June 19, on the school's athletic field in Raritan Township. The students gathered in two lines by alphabet, and the commencement lasted close to two hours.
Pooches parade in the park in High Bridge

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@?
'You all kept on walking:' Celebrating triumph over adversity, Ridge High's Class of 2025 graduates

4 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | W. Jacob Perry

BERNARDS TWP. - Overcoming challenges was the theme as the Ridge High School Class of 2025 graduated 423 students at Lee Field on Friday afternoon, June 20. Three student speakers addressed the crowd for the 64th annual commencement, held at 2:15 p.m. under a clear sunny day with low humidity. kAmr=2DD !C6D:56?E %:>@E9J (6: C642==65 E92E E96 4=2DD 6?E6C65 #:586 w:89 2D 7C6D9>6?
Harding hires new police officer, ends contract with Glen Alpin, Hurstmont contractor

4 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Mike Condon

HARDING TWP. - The Township Committee on Monday, June 16, it approved the hiring of Nathan Saccal as a new police officer. According to the resolution hiring him, Saccal is scheduled to graduate from the Essex County Police Academy for basic police officers on Dec. 10 of this year. At that time, according to the resolution, he will obtain a police license issued by the New Jersey Police Training Commission.
Kean, facing protests, stands with Trump but insists Republicans pass the SALT

5 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Joe Territo

As protesters continue to rally against President Donald Trump’s policies at district offices of U.S. Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-7, the congressman continues to support Trump, while standing up to some Republicans over SALT deductions. The policies that the protesters oppose include portions of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” the budget reconciliation bill that Kean recently approved as part of a narrow 215-214 House Republican majority. The budget reconciliation bill is now under Senate consideration.
More 988 intervention for young people with suicidal thoughts?

1 week ago | newjerseyhills.com | Bobby Brier

This article is part of the NJ Spotlight News “Under the Dome” series that takes a deep dive into state government and how its actions and policies affect the people who live and work in New Jersey. Young people experiencing suicidal ideation could soon have more access to supportive mental health services under a bill that recently cleared a state Senate committee.
It's life in the 'in between' for the Mount Olive High School Class of 2025

1 week ago | newjerseyhills.com | Mike Condon

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. - Wednesday's graduation of the Class of 2025 may have been the culmination of four years of fun, hard work, and growing into becoming a young adult. But, as Salutatorian Tanusha Dsouza said during her speech, it's also a lot of time being nervous, and outright scared. kAmx? 724E[ D96 D2:5[ D96 H2D 6?5:?8 96C 9:89 D49@@= 42C66C E96 D2>6 H2J D96 6?E6C65 :Ei D42C65Pk^AmkAmQx 8F6DD :EVD 7:EE:?8 E92E >J 9:89 D49@@= 42C66C 4@>6D E@ 2?
Outdoor dining will continue in Harding, Bayne Park walking trail may be extended

1 week ago | newjerseyhills.com | Mike Condon

HARDING TWP. – For those who got used to eating outdoors at the township’s restaurants post-pandemic, there’s no need to worry. When the Township Committee met on Monday, June 16, Mayor Tim Jones said outdoor dining is what people still want and said the township’s planner has been asked to design permanent outdoor dining parameters. kAm“%96 C6DE2FC2?ED 5@?’E =@@< 2E :E 2D b_ 6IEC2 D62ED] %96J =@@< 2E :E 2D b_ D62ED E92E 8@ @FED:56[” y@?6D D2:5]k^AmkAmw6 D2:5 E96 A=2?