New Providence News

New Jersey's premium print company, The New Print Shop will move to New Providence, New Jersey in the Spring 2010.

Chairman of the New Providence Board of Education Robert Lucid addressed what may be considered the most shocking development in the town's history.

Naturalists from Union Countya s Trailside Nature and Science Center recently visited second graders at the borough elementary school to talk to them about reptiles.

A festive "Days for Gabe Spring Wine Tasting" will be held on Saturday, April 24th from 7-10 p.m. at Congregation B'nai Jeshurun, 1025 South Orange Avenue, Short Hills, New Jersey.

Update Regarding Friday's Incident in New Providence By Scott F. Torre, Deputy Chief of Police, New Providence Police Department 3/15/2010 As you know we are currently investigating the incident that occurred Friday, March 12th at approximately 3:10pm. This incident involved a 16 year old high school girl being approached by a white or Hispanic ...

Editor in Chief of New Jersey Jewish News to Speak about Israel, March 28th By Congregation Beth Hatikvah 3/15/2010 Andrew Silow-Carroll, Editor-in-Chief of the New Jersey Jewish News, one of the nation's largest Jewish weekly newspapers, will present a discussion about Israel and foreign relations, "With Friends Like This: Defining Pro Israel in a ...

New Providences' Nan Tucker is fouled by Molly Fitzpatrick of Florence at the Girls Group 1 finals - New Providence vs Florence at the Ritacco Center in Toms River, NJ 3/14/10 TO PURCHASE THIS PHOTO, CALL THE STAR-LEDGER PHOTO LIBRARY AT 973-392-1530

The students of New Providence High School brought all the sparkle and jazz of the 20's to the stage Friday night at the opening of this year's musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie , starring Melissa Loria as Millie Dillmount and Dan Mango as Jimmy Smith.

NJBIZ Honors Clare E. Wherley As One Of New Jersey's Best 50 Women In Business By Lassus Wherley 3/13/2010 Clare E. Wherley, CPA, CFP and Chief Executive Officer of Lassus Wherley, was recently named one of New Jersey's 2010 Best 50 Women in Business.

Suspicious Incident in New Providence By Scott F. Torre, Deputy Chief of Police, New Providence, NJ 3/12/2010 Unfortunately I am informing you that we had an suspicious incident which occurred on Central Avenue this afternoon at 3:10pm. The incident involved a 16 year old high school girl who was walking in a westerly direction on Central Avenue ...

Cresskill #22 Carly Cerone looks to shoot on New Providence #15 Emma Culleton during the first half of the NJSIAA Group 1 semifinal at Ramapo High School in Franklin Lakes, NJ on 3/11/10. New Providence led 31-21 at halftime.

Chatham Township Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Earth Day By Chatham Township Environmental Commission 3/10/2010 Celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day by participating in the many environmental and sustainability events, programs, and activities that the Chatham Township Environmental Commission is offering this April.

New Providence Music Boosters to Host Annual Ice Cream Social, March 24th By New Providence Music Boosters 3/8/2010 The New Providence Music Boosters will host their annual Ice Cream Social at New Providence High School on Wednesday, March 24, 2010, from 6:45 to 9 p.m. Come listen to the variety of music that the New Providence School district ...

New Providence Board of Education President Ira Krauss announced recently that he would not file for another term on the Board.

In a close vote held on Wednesday night, the New Providence Republican Committee voted in favor of former Mayor Al Morgan over Mayor John Thoms and Councilman Brooke Hern to be on the Republican line for Mayor of New Providence.

Summit Chief of Police Robert Lucid and Fire Chief Joseph Houck addressed the Summit Common Council at a Budget Workshop meeting on Thursday night regarding how the proposed budget constraints for this upcoming year would affect their departments.

The New Providence Board of Education tackled significant budgetary issues at its meeting on March 1st.

Although expressing support for the concept of an assisted living facility combined with a health care facility, the New Providence Board of Adjustment voted not to grant the variance requested by the Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey, Inc.

New Providence Resident Named March Volunteer of the Month at SAGE Eldercare: Joel Poggi By SAGE Eldercare 3/1/2010 SAGE Eldercare, a major community resource serving the elderly, relies on a broad base of volunteers to help keep their twelve community-based programs and services running smoothly.

A Union County Grand Jury indicted an Elizabeth man last month on charges that he attempted to hire someone to kill another man, announced Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow.