The Bernardsville News

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Ingrid Kretschmann

HANOVER TWP. – The township’s recreation department recognized its young basketball and wrestling athletes at the winter Youth Sports Leadership Awards ceremony on Tuesday, April 15, at the Community Center on North Jefferson Road.

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Mike Condon

ROCKAWAY TWP. - A Superior Court judge sitting in Morristown has thrown out a civil suit brought by former GOP Councilman Tucker Kelley against several Republicans running in the June primary for the Township Council. The suit by Kelley alleged that petitions to run in the June GOP primary election for Township Council seats were improperly filled out, and were not corrected before being submitted. kAmz6==6J[ 2 7@C>6C v~! 4@F?4:=>2? :? E@H?[ :D CF??:?8 :? E96 (2C5 $:I yF?6 AC:>2CJ 282:?DE #6AF3=:42?

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Andy Milone

CHATHAM – Trash rates are rising to keep up with increased costs and replenish fund balance. The Borough Council approved the proposed package of rate hikes at the same evening meeting on Tuesday, April 13 that a top employee’s official retirement date was finalized and an ordinance was introduced to further effectuate an affordable housing redevelopment agreement. kAm}@ DF3DE2?E:G6 5:D4FDD:@? EC2?DA:C65 2E E96 52:D 367@C6 E96 F?2?:>@FD G@E6D :?

3 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | Lilo Stainton

The Ridgewood health department could lose two full-time outreach workers and a part-time environmental health specialist — nearly 45% of its staff — because of a federal recall of COVID-era public health funding, according to public health leaders. In Burlington County, officials may be forced to return $1.1 million set aside to fund construction of a new health department building in Westhampton, a months-long project now weeks from completion, public health officials said.

6 days ago | newjerseyhills.com | John Mooney

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. No one is more important in the workings of New Jersey’s state government than the person who runs it all, New Jersey’s governor. kAmkDEC@?8mp =:EE=6 9:DE@CJk^DEC@?8mi }6H y6CD6J’D 7:CDE DE2E6 r@?DE:EFE:@? :? `ffe[ 2?5 D64@?5 8@G6C?:?8 5@4F>6?E :?