Bernardsville News

Those who attend the annual Full Circle celebration at the Matheny Medical and Educational Center, which casts a spotlight on the facility's Arts Access program for its patients, show up for a spectrum of reasons.

Public clinics to distribute the H1N1 vaccination are being scheduled throughout the Morris County area as more and more vaccine is available, according to Rhoda Schermer,a spokeswoman for the Morris Regional Public Health Partnership, which is made up of the health departments and and other social service agencies.

Republican incumbents Charlotte Foster and John McCrossan were returned to the Borough Council for another three years Tuesday night, despite competition from two Democrats and an Independent candidate.

A 34-year-old borough man has been charged with stabbing his roommate at their Anderson Hill Road residence Saturday afternoon.

BURGLARY, 1:24 p.m. Oct. 25. A Wall resident reported a satellite radio was taken from her vehicle while it was parked on Sandford Avenue between 8:30 p.m. Oct.

A park bench dedicated to the late Sid Sussman, who for decades owned Sussman's Department Store in the downtown, will be erected at Nervine Park.

PARSIPPANY - A 27-year-old Bernardsville man suffered a heart attack and died on the shoulder of Route 287 on Tuesday night as police attempted to restrain him after he jumped out of a moving car.

Rutgers Hillel hosts "Rutgers United Against Hate" to counter a protest by members of the Westboro Baptist Church in Kansas.

American Stories: Paintings of Everyday Life, 17651915, an exhibition that recently opened at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, will be the subject of a slide lecture at 7:00 pm on Tuesday, November 10 at Bernardsville Public Library.

Halloween is Saturday, but children can get in the spirit of the holiday during the several days leading up to trick-or-treating time.

Christine G. Cox logged many accomplishments while head of Gill St. Bernard's School from 1986-00, but she and the private school never got around to formally naming the school built for younger students during that era.

The township Health Department needs dozens of volunteers to roll up their sleeves and help run the H1N1 influenza vaccine clinics to be set up once the vaccine arrives for the seven towns served by the department.

If there was any doubt that Independent Chris Daggett has become a factor in the New Jersey gubernatorial election, the Republican Governors Association has ended it.

Samuel Birnbaum of Bernardsville graduated from Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., on June 13 with a bachelor's degree in economics.

GEEK IN TOWN, COMPUTER PRO INC. Address of business: Raul Caceres said he has 25 years of experience working with the full range of information technology systems: from IBM's giant mainframe computers to older personal computers owned by users with limited knowledge of technology.

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Steve Senior of Bernardsville reacts with his son Daniel, 1, to his other son Garrett, 3, jumping in front of them while on a moon-walk ride.

The Junior Women's Club of Somerset Hills is distributing business cards urging women to get a mammogram, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.

The leaky clay tile roof on the historic Olcott Building, owned by the Somerset Hills School District, is due to be restored with a $375,000 grant from the Somerset County Cultural and Heritage Commission to awarded tonight.

Artist Stacia McDonough of Bedminster, whose authentic Russian dolls are on display at the Bernardsville Public Library through Oct.