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Two local residents have been appointed as new trustees of The Summit Foundation, which fosters philanthropy by identifying local needs and offering donors flexible ways to make a difference in the lives of their neighbors.

Rob Jeffries was, prior to his retirement, a vice chairman at Barclays and a managing director at JP Morgan in their investment banks. In addition, he served on the board of trustees at the Summit Area YMCA for more than a decade, including serving as chairman for two years.

Sara Reeder is a founder, owner and manager of Murray Hill Tennis & Fitness, where she has worked for nine years. She is also an owner of Summit House restaurant.

Having formerly practiced corporate law at Clifford

Chance New York, her volunteer work has included serving on the board at the Cornerstone School and being active with the Summit Junior League.

Founded by a group of citizens in 1972, The Summit Foundation has as its goal to foster philanthropic giving, build resources and strengthen the community.

“We believe that leaders with diverse backgrounds and perspectives can foster a culture of adaptive and impactoriented philanthropy and create opportunities where all can thrive,” Foundation board members said. “Incorporating different voices enhances our knowledge of the challenges and goals of people in the Summit area. We provide a range of funds to accommodate donor preferences, including a general unrestricted fund, donor-advised funds, scholarship funds and special-purpose funds.”

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS CO-CHAIRPERSONS: David Dietze, Peapack Private Wealth Management Marcella Gencarelli, Valley Bank VICE CHAIR BERKELEY HEIGHTS: James Kwan, Ace Pension Solutions LLC, VICE CHAIR NEW PROVIDENCE: Joseph Eberle, Weichert Realtors VICE CHAIR SUMMIT: Roxanne Giacalone, Christie’s International Real Estate TREASURER: Paul Kieltyka, Summit Area YMCA SECRETARY: Joseph Steiner, President Emeritus DIRECTORS: Kelly Bonventre, NJ Sharing Network Adam Brown Esq., The Adam M. Brown Law Group LLC May Abraham Fridel, Passion for Spices John M. Inguagiato Esq., Alfonso & Webber, LLC Roger Mehner Esq., Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper Kerry Mowry, Overlook Medical Center David Maskello, Winberie's Restaurant and Bar

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And Demographically Selected Single Family Homes in: Short Hills • Chatham • Mountainside • Springfield

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Retired Summit High School baseball Coach Jim Dietz was inducted into the N.J. Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame representing the Northwest Section at a ceremony in Flemington on June 10, which was followed by the High School Seniors All-Star game.

Now retired and residing in Arizona, Coach Dietz spent 39 years teaching and coaching at Summit High School. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, he was a two-sport athlete at Moravian University, was drafted in 1969 by the Phillies and played two years in their minor leagues before accepting a math teaching/coaching job in Summit.

He served as an assistant baseball coach for 14 years before being named head coach in 1988, a position he held for 16 years.

His teams won four conference championships,

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two in the Watchung Conference and two in the Iron Hills, two Union County Championships and one State Championship. Coach Dietz credited mentors at the high school including Howie Anderson and Art Cotterell.

The 1991 team finished with a 24-8 record, the most wins in Summit history. The players won the Watchung Conference and North Group II State Section Championship, as well as the North Group II Title, before losing in the State Group II Final.

The 1992 team had a 22-8 record and claimed the Watchung Conference and Union County championships. The 1998 team was 22-6 and captured the Iron Hills Title as well as the Union County Championship.

Coach Dietz’ Summit teams reached the Group II State Section Championship game four times, and his total of 243 wins ranks first in Summit High School history. He also served as an assistant football coach for 34 years, with teams that won six State Championships.

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Dentistry is a deeply fulfilling and rewarding profession that brings me

understanding of available options, I am committed

immense satisfaction. The ability to positively transform people's lives through

to addressing their questions and concerns.

comprehensive oral healthcare fills me with joy and a sense of purpose. I

This empathetic approach enables me to tailor

find great pleasure in restoring smiles, relieving pain and enhancing overall

the most effective course of treatment for each

oral health for my patients. The perfect blend of artistry, scientific expertise

patient. My dental training has ingrained

and compassionate patient care within dentistry continuously inspires me to

in me a profound understanding of the

strive for excellence in my practice. The ever-evolving nature of the field, with

pivotal role patient involvement plays in

its constant advancements and innovative techniques, keeps me energized

achieving successful outcomes. During

and motivated to expand my knowledge and skills. Above all, witnessing the

my leisure time, I love traveling and

profound impact that dentistry has on individuals' confidence, self-esteem and

spending time with my family. I enjoy

overall well-being is what truly resonates with me. I am genuinely grateful for

golfing during the summer months and

the opportunity to make a positive impact on people's lives.

snowboarding throughout the winter season.

MY STORY I am thrilled to be practicing dentistry within the close-knit community

· DMD: University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine

of Summit. The opportunity to foster strong connections with my patients

· General Practice Residency: Morristown Medical Center

engenders a profound sense of appreciation for my vocation. I am grateful to

· BS: Pennsylvania State University

have had the privilege of attending the General Practice Residency program at Morristown Medical Center, an experience that afforded me the opportunity to explore various specialized fields within dentistry. As a result, I have discovered a genuine affinity for procedures encompassing implants, wisdom teeth extractions and cosmetic dentistry cases.

Recognizing that patients’ confidence in their treatment hinges upon their

· Member: American Dental Association, Maryland State Dental Association, New Jersey Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry DR. BLAKE E. BANDEFF, DMD 33 Overlook Rd, Suite 402 Summit, NJ 07901 908-522-0077 www.summitfamilycosmetic.com

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Music will take center stage as Summit’s Reeves-Reed Arboretum continues a year-long celebration of its 50th anniversary as a non-profit public garden with a September concert in the garden.

This program is made possible in part by a 2024 HEART (History, Education, Arts Reaching Thousands) Grant from the Union County Board of County Commissioners.

The Suyat Band will perform and bring a touch of Hawaii to the Mainland on Sunday, Sept. 15, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. Led by its namesake, Hawaiian-born Matthew Suyat, an American Idol Top 24 Finalist, the band has performed at such venues as NYC's BB King's and Montclair’s Wellmont Theater.

"This concert is a tribute to the natural beauty and community spirit that have flourished at the Reeves-Reed Arboretum over the past 50 years," said Jackie Kondel, the site’s executive director. "We invite everyone to join us for this special occasion, where music and nature come together to celebrate our shared history and future."

The arboretum’s grounds at 165 Hobart Ave. will open at 3 p.m. for concertgoers to picnic. Attendees should bring their own blankets, lawn chairs and picnic baskets.

Admission is free for members and children younger than three, $15 for non-members and $5 for students. Visit reevesreedarboretum.org for tickets and details. There is limited on-site parking, and attendees are asked to follow all local parking regulations.

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FOOTBALL: VARSITY DATE 8/29 9/6 9/14 9/20 9/27 10/5 10/12 10/19 10/25

TIME 6:30 pm 7:00 pm 1:00 pm 7:00 pm 6:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:30 pm 1:00 pm 7:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Lakeland @ New Providence Iselin Kennedy North Plainfield @ South Plainfield Johnson @ Voorhees Bernards @ New Brunswick

BOYS SOCCER: VARSITY DATE 9/5 9/7 9/10 9/12 9/17 9/19 9/21 9/23 9/26 9/28 9/30 10/5 10/7 10/22 10/24 10/26 10/29 11/1

TIME OPPONENT 4:00 pm @ Cranford 2:00 pm Whippany Park 4:30 pm Blair 4:00 pm Elizabeth 4:00 pm @ Westfield 4:00 pm @ Johnson 2:00 pm East Brunswick 4:30 pm St. Thomas Aquinas 4:00 pm Scotch Plains-Fanwood 9:00 am North Plainfield 4:00 pm Summit 2:00 pm @ Oratory 4:00 pm @ Millburn 4:00 pm @ Union 6:00 pm Dickinson 2:00 pm New Providence 4:00 pm Rahway 4:00 pm@ Columbia

GIRLS SOCCER: VARSITY DATE 9/5 9/7 9/10 9/14 9/17 9/19 9/21 9/24 9/28 9/30 10/2 10/5 10/19 10/22 10/24

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TIME 4:00 pm 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 10:00 am 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 4:00 pm 11:30 am 4:00 pm 1:00 pm 1:00 pm 10:00 am 4:00 pm TBA

OPPONENT Union @ Johnson @ Elizabeth @ New Providence Morris Catholic Westfield Cranford Summit Voorhees @ Kent Place @ Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Franklin Oak Knoll @ South Plainfield

10/26 2:00 pm 10/29 6:30 pm 10/31 4:00 pm

Bayonne @ Livingston @ Dayton

FIELD HOCKEY: VARSITY DATE 9/4 9/9 9/11 9/14 9/16 9/18 9/21 9/28 9/30 10/5 10/7 10/9 10/14 10/16 10/24 10/26 11/1

TIME 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 12:00 pm 4:00 pm TBA 7:00 pm 2:00 pm TBA 5:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 6:00 pm 4:15 pm 1:00 pm 4:30 pm

OPPONENT Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Union Millburn @ Hillsborough Koinonia @ Verona Mount St. Dominic Phillipsburg @ Summit @ South Plainfield Johnson @ Montclair Kimberley Glen Ridge @ Livingston Caldwell @ Cranford @ Delaware Valley

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: VARSITY DATE 8/30 9/5 9/6 9/7 9/9 9/11 9/12 9/16 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/23 9/25 9/30 10/1 10/7 10/8 10/9 10/10 10/15 10/23 10/23 10/28 10/29

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TIME 2:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm TBA 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 5:15 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm TBA 4:00 pm 7:00 pm 4:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Madison @ Union Catholic Hillsborough @ Bloomfield @ St. Elizabeth Oak Knoll vs. Elizabeth @ Kent Place Rahway @ Summit Morris Knolls @ Westfield Union Catholic @ Elizabeth Kent Place @ Rahway Notre Dame Summit Westfield Madison @ Columbia @ Columbia Delaware Valley Millburn

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GIRLS TENNIS: VARSITY DATE 9/3 9/5 9/6 9/9 9/10 9/11 9/12 9/13 9/16 9/17 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/23 9/30 10/17 10/18 10/21 10/22 10/24 10/28

TIME 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:30 pm

OPPONENT Oak Knoll Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Summit Roselle Park @ Kent Place Roselle Park New Providence @ Westfield @ Oak Knoll Dayton Summit Columbia Kent Place Cranford @ Union Catholic @ Madison New Providence @ New Providence @ Chatham Westfield McNair

GYMNASTICS: VARSITY DATE TIME 9/10 4:30 pm 9/13 4:30 pm 9/16 7:00 pm 9/19 5:00 pm 9/24 4:30 pm 10/7 7:00 pm 10/22 7:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Ridge Union Catholic @ St. Thomas Aquinas @ Cranford Westfield Dayton

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: VARSITY DATE TIME OPPONENT 9/10 4:30 pm @ Oak Ridge Park, Clark 9/17 4:30 pm @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 9/24 4:30 pm @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 10/16 4:00 pm UCC Championship

@ Oak Ridge Park, Clark 10/24 4:00 pm UCIAC Championships @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 11/2 9:00 am NJSIAA Sectional @ Thompson Park 11/9 9:00 am NJSIAA State Final @ Holmdel Park 11/16 9:00 pm Meet Of Champions @ Holmdel Park

FOOTBALL: VARSITY

DATE TIME 9/7 1:00 pm 9/14 1:00 pm 9/21 1:00 pm 9/28 1:00 pm 10/4 7:00 pm 10/12 7:00 pm 10/19 1:00 pm 10/25 7:00 pm

OPPONENT Montgomery @ Hillside Carteret Cranford @ Somerville @ Bernards Woodbridge @ Scotch Plains-Fanwood

BOYS SOCCER: VARSITY

DATE TIME 9/5 4:00 pm 9/10 4:00 pm 9/12 4:00 pm 9/17 4:00 pm 9/19 6:30 pm 9/21 9:00 am 9/24 4:00 pm 9/26 6:30 pm 9/30 4:00 pm 10/1 4:30 pm 10/21 4:00 pm 10/24 4:00 pm 10/28 4:00 pm 10/30 4:00 pm

OPPONENT Union Brearley Plainfield @ Oratory Linden Barringer @ Johnson Roselle Park @ Gov. Livingston Hillsborough Watchung Hills Cranford @ New Providence Hackettstown

GIRLS SOCCER: VARSITY

DATE TIME 8/26 4:00 pm 9/5 4:00 pm 9/7 1:00 pm 9/11 4:00 pm 9/17 4:30 pm 9/19 4:00 pm 9/21 1:30 pm 9/24 4:00 pm 10/1 4:00 pm 10/5 1:00 pm 10/8 6:30 pm 10/10 4:00 pm 10/15 4:00 pm 10/22 4:00 pm 10/24 4:00 pm 10/28 4:00 pm 11/1 4:30 pm

OPPONENT @ Madison New Providence @ Morristown Oak Knoll @ Kearny Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Blair @ Gov. Livingston @ Cranford Bayonne Kent Place Ridge @ Watchung Hills @ Westfield Rutgers Prep Elizabeth @ Bernards

FIELD HOCKEY: VARSITY

DATE TIME 9/5 4:00 pm 9/10 4:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Verona @ West Essex

9/12 4:00 pm 9/14 1:30 pm 9/16 4:00 pm 9/18 4:30 pm 9/23 4:15 pm 9/25 4:00 pm 9/28 9:30 am 9/30 TBA 10/2 3:30 pm 10/5 1:30 pm 10/9 4:00 pm 10/14 4:00 pm 10/16 4:00 pm 10/29 4:00 pm

Randolph Westfield Oak Knoll Montclair Sayreville @ Montville Freehold Borough Gov. Livingston @ Millburn Morristown @ Kent Place @ Newton Scotch Plains-Fanwood Hunterdon Central

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: VARSITY DATE TIME 9/5 5:15 pm 9/6 5:15 pm 9/7 11:00 am 9/7 12:30 pm 9/9 4:00 pm 9/11 5:15 pm 9/14 9:30 am 9/14 12:30 pm 9/16 5:15 pm 9/18 4:00 pm 9/19 5:15 pm 9/23 4:00 pm 9/25 4:00 pm 9/26 5:15 pm 10/1 4:00 pm 10/7 5:15 pm 10/9 4:00 pm 10/10 5:15 pm 10/14 5:30 pm 10/16 6:00 pm 10/24 5:15 pm 10/28 5:15 pm 10/30 4:00 pm 10/31 5:12 pm

OPPONENT Kent Place New Providence Johnson @ Linden @ Rahway Scotch Plains-Fanwood Cranford Roselle Park Westfield @ Union Catholic Gov. Livingston @ Elizabeth @ Kent Place Rahway @ Westfield Union Catholic @ Gov. Livingston Elizabeth Oak Knoll @ New Providencee Raritan Dayton @ Chatham Madison

GIRLS TENNIS: VARSITY DATE 9/3 9/5 9/6 9/9 9/10 9/12

TIME 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Westfield Kent Place Gov. Livingston @ Bernards New Providence Oak Knoll

9/13 9/16 9/18 9/19 9/20 9/23 9/30 10/1 10/8

4:15 pm @ Montclair Kimberley 4:00 pm Westfield 4:00 pm @ Gov. Livingston 4:00 pm Scotch Plains-Fanwood 4:00 pm @ New Providence 4:00 pm @ Kent Place 4:00 pm Pingry 4:00 pm Sparta 4:00 pm Oak Knoll

GYMNASTICS: VARSITY DATE TIME 9/10 4:30 pm 9/13 4:30 pm 9/16 7:00 pm 9/19 5:00 pm 9/24 4:30 pm 10/7 7:00 pm 10/22 7:00 pm

OPPONENT @ Scotch Plains-Fanwood @ Ridge Union Catholic @ St. Thomas Aquinas @ Cranford Westfield Dayton

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: VARSITY DATE TIME OPPONENT 9/10 4:30 pm @ Oak Ridge Park, Clark 9/17 4:30 pm @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 9/24 4:30 pm @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 10/16 4:00 pm UCC Championship

@ Oak Ridge Park, Clark 10/24 4:00 pm UCIAC Championships @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth 11/2 9:00 am NJSIAA Sectional @ Thompson Park 11/9 9:00 am NJSIAA State Final @ Holmdel Park 11/16 9:00 pm Meet Of Champions @ Holmdel Park

SAILING: VARSITY DATE 9/7 9/14 9/17 9/28 10/1 10/5 10/9 10/12 & 13 10/19 10/26 & 27 10/30 11/2

EVENT OPPONENT NJISA Sailfest Regatta TR Yacht Club NJISA BTS Regatta TR Yacht Club NJISA North Series #1 Perth Amboy BBYRA Fall Invitational TR Yacht Club NJISA North Series #2 Perth Amboy Shrewsbury Yacht Club MU Invitational NJISA North Series #3 Perth Amboy NJISA Fall Fleet Champs (Qualifier) TR Yacht Club NJISA Autumn Challenge TR Yacht Club MASSA Fall Fleet Champs (Qualifier) TBD NJISA North Series #4 Perth Amboy NJISA North Turkey Bowl Regatta Perth Amboy

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9/12

4:00 pm

Union Catholic

10/21 4:00 pm

@ St. Elizabeth

DATE TIME

OPPONENT

9/14

10:00 am Gov. Livingston

10/23 4:00 pm

@ Roselle Park

8/29

6:30 pm

South Plainfield

9/17

4:00 pm

Kent Place

10/28 4:00 pm

Immaculata

9/6

7:00 pm

Gov. Livingston

9/19

4:00 pm

@ Union

4:00 pm

Brearley

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7:00 pm

@ Johnson

9/24

9/19

6:00 pm

Metuchen

9/26

4:00 pm

@ Roselle Park

DATE TIME

OPPONENT

9/27

7:00 pm

@ Roselle

9/28

2:00 pm

Elizabeth

9/3

4:00 pm

@ Kent Place

4:00 pm

Oak Knoll

7:00 pm

Middlesex

9/30

9/6

4:00 pm

Westfield

10/10 6:00 pm

@ Verona

10/5

2:00 pm

Johnson

9/10

4:00 pm

@ Summit

10/18 7:00 pm

@ Bound Brook

10/7

4:00 pm

@ Scotch Plains-Fanwood

9/12

4:00 pm

@ Gov. Livingston

10/25 7:00 pm

Delaware Valley

10/10 4:00 pm

Oak Knoll

9/13

4:00 pm

Oak Knoll

10/24 4:00 pm

Cranford

9/16

4:00 pm

Kent Place

10/26 1:00 pm

@ Ridge

9/18

4:00 pm

@ Westfield

10/30 4:00 pm

@ Johnson

9/20

4:00 pm

Summit

10/4

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OPPONENT

9/5

@ Elizabeth

10/1

4:00 pm

@ Chatham

4:00 pm

@ Oak Knoll

6:30 pm

9/10

4:00 pm

@ Roselle Park

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: VARSITY

10/7

9/12

4:00 pm

@ Cranford

DATE TIME

OPPONENT

10/18 4:00 pm

@ Gov. Livingston

9/13

4:00 pm

Cranford

9/5

Cranford

10/21 4:00 pm

Gov. Livingston

10/24 4:00 pm

@ Oak Knoll

9/18

4:00 pm

Plainfield

9/6

5:15 pm

@ Summit

9/19

4:00 pm

Plainfield

9/9

4:00 pm

@ Oak Knoll

9/21

10:00 am @ Delaware Valley

9/10

4:00 pm

@ Roselle Park

BOYS & GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: VARSITY

9/24

4:00 pm

@ Oratory

9/12

4:00 pm

Bernards

DATE TIME

OPPONENT

9/26

4:00 pm

Dayton

9/16

4:00 pm

Scotch Plains-Fanwood

9/10

4:30 pm

@ Oak Ridge Park, Clark

4:30 pm

@ Warinarco Park Elizabeth

9/30

4:00 pm

@ Union

9/18

5:30 pm

@ Lindene

9/17

10/2

4:00 pm

Whippany Park

9/19

4:00 pm

Dayton

9/24

4:30 pm

@ Warinarco Park Elizabeth

10/19 10:00 am Highland Park

9/20

4:00 pm

Dayton

10/22 4:00 pm

Linden

9/23

4:00 pm

@ Union

10/16 4:00 pm

UCC Championship @ Oak Ridge Park, Clark

10/26 2:00 pm

@ Gov. Livingston

9/25

4:00 pm

@ Cranford

10/28 4:00 pm

Summit

9/26

5:30 pm

Oak Knoll

10/24 4:00 pm

UCIAC Championships @ Warinarco Park Elizabeth

10/30 4:00 pm

Johnson

10/1

4:00 pm

@ Scotch Plains-Fanwood

10/2

4:00 pm

Roselle Park

11/2 9:00 am

NJSIAA Sectional @ Thompson Park

10/7

5:30 pm

Linden

10/9

4:00 pm

@ Dayton

11/9 9:00 am

NJSIAA State Final @ Holmdel Park

11/16 9:00 pm

Meet Of Champions @ Holmdel Park

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DATE TIME

OPPONENT

9/5

4:00 pm

@ Summit

9/7

10:00 am @ North Plainfield

9/10

4:00 pm

Rahway

10/10 4:00 pm

Union

10/16 6:00 pm

Summit

10/18 4:00 pm

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The Visual Arts Center of New Jersey (VACNJ) in Summit has hired Jordan Horton as its new curator. Horton joins VACNJ after time spent as an independent curator, working on exhibitions in both New York and Maryland. Prior to that, they spent three years as an Andrew Mellon Curatorial Fellow at Williams College Museum of Art where they curated, co-curated or contributed to exhibitions that included "Mirrored Interiors: Films by Cecilia Aldaronado" and "Searching for Sticky Voids." Horton graduated from Williams College/Clark Art Institute with an M.A. in Art History, Criticism and Conservation. Prior to that, they received a B.A. in Art History from DePauw University.

Township officials in Berkeley Heights are asking residents to reduce household water usage during times of excess rain to help the sewer infrastructure keep up.

During times of heavy rains, flooding and high Passaic River levels, the local sewer system gets overwhelmed from groundwater surcharging into sewer pipes. Passaic River water and groundwater backs up into sewer plant infrastructure at the main plant.

“We often need to give water levels time to go down to decrease the pressure on our system,” according to township officials. “This is not just a Berkeley Heights problem, it is a national -- and even international -- problem in towns and cities with aging infrastructure. Sewer backups -- particularly in buildings with basement sinks, showers or toilets -- can occur in any town when we get this much water.”

"I am thrilled to have Jordan join our team," said VACNJ's executive director, Melanie Cohn. "Their curatorial work fosters community, sparks public dialogue and celebrates the human experience. With a focus on accessibility and engagement, Jordan's vision showcases cutting-edge art and unites people in transformative ways, highlighting art's power as a catalyst for social change. Their ability to genuinely connect and make people feel at ease fosters meaningful interactions around art and ideas and as a talented curator, they bring a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to the Art Center's museum program."

The Visual Arts Center of New Jersey is at 68 Elm St. Visit artcenter. org for details.

Suggestions for actions residents can take include: • Take shorter showers • Reduce the amount of water used doing dishes • Reduce how frequently you run the dishwasher and washing machine • Reduce toilet flushing • Do not use lawn sprinkler systems “Essentially,” township officials requested, “please reduce water usage on anything with a drain. This effort is similar to when residents and businesses in any municipality are asked to do their part in reducing electricity usage during particularly hot summer days, to reduce the chances of experiencing electricity brownouts, or even blackouts, as the strain on the electricity grid increases with mass air conditioning usage.”

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ach year, the Suburban Chamber of Commerce Foundation awards scholarships to a graduate of New Providence High School, Governor Livingston High School and Summit High School, for the students to use towards the costs of college.

Funding for the scholarship program comes from annual contributions from members of the chamber, Foundation fund raising efforts and additional donations from members of the public. All contributions are tax-exempt. For details, contact the chamber at 908-522-1700.

From Governor Livingston High School

Olivia Escott Will attend University of Rhode Island

From New Providence High School

Kyra Licari Will attend Villanova University

From Summit High School

Axel Salas Will attend Seton Hall University

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The area’s runners, walkers and families are asked to mark their calendars for Sunday, Sept. 15, when the Berkeley Heights-based Kimberly Ann Wilson Foundation hosts its annual 5K Race for Mental Health.

The foundation honors Kim’s passion for helping students who struggle with mental health challenges, and funds raised will support mental health programs for local K-12 students.

plus a $3.75 sign up charge, and there is also a portal on the organization’s website, kawfoundation. org, for donations to the effort. For details, email kawfoundation@gmail.com.

A 1.5-mile family fun fitness walk steps off at 9:35 a.m., and the event also includes a tot trot, DJ, refreshments, art and animal therapy, a caricaturist and sensory activity tables.

The charity road race and fitness walk kick off at 9:30 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Field, 205 Plainfield Ave. There is a $30 race fee,

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General Plumbing Supply recently celebrated the grand opening of its fourth Kohler Signature Store, this one on Springfield Avenue in downtown Summit.

Joining CEO and Chairman David Kohler at a pre-event ribbon cutting with Mayor Elizabeth Fagan were guests who included Brian Maffia, Director of Showrooms; Judy Rogoff, Manager of the Summit Kohler store; Bruce Tucker, GPS CEO; Justin Freedman, GPS President; Suburban Chamber of Commerce co-chair Marcella Gencarelli; and Chamber board members Roxanne Giacalone and May Fridel.

The new Summit store features a range of kitchen and bathroom products in a variety of styles and finishes. Featured brands include Kallista Plumbing, Robern, Ann Sacks and Kohler custom vanities. For details, call 908-376-0030.

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t an early August event that was part Cirque du Soleil and part the absolute best cocktail party you could ever even imagine, the former Grand Summit Hotel reopened its doors as The Albion at an event to which more than 1,000 people were invited.

Complete with acrobats, live music in multiple venues (including N.J.’s favorite cover band The Nerds), pyramids of Aperol spritzes and guided tours that took in the reimagined ballroom, a new movie theater, a whiskey bar and chandeliers the size of an SUV, guests enjoyed new owner Landmark Hospitality’s makeover of a hotel whose history dates to the 1800s. Back then, visitors came to the Hill City each summer to escape the ills of warm weather urban living and enjoy Summit’s fresh air and treelined streets. Now they’ll be attending weddings, fundraising galas, parties and other special events in the comfort of an establishment that offers every possible modern amenity – and then some.

The Albion’s Jeanne and Frank Cretella own and operate boutique hotels and architecturally-unique restaurants throughout New Jersey and Pennsylvania including Whitehouse Station’s Ryland Inn, Village

Hall in South Orange and The Stone House in Warren. Their signature two-level restaurant in Summit will be Felina, modeled after Landmark Hospitality’s eatery of the same name in Ridgewood.

Past The Albion’s restored front doors, original leaded glass windows and newly-polished stone and wood floor, down the hallway past the elevators is an area the Cretellas call The Living Room, with multiple seating areas, tables and two glassedin conference rooms.

The exposed brick walls boast art by the likes of Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, and the area has been designed to become what the hotel’s owners and staff say they hope will be space used by the entire community to work, to gather and to enjoy.

Future plans call for the planting of a 35-foot tree the Cretellas hope will be lit at the holidays and become a community focal point, a wellness studio, a spa, a recording studio, a pop-up sushi restaurant and Blackburn House, a gathering space designed to resemble a Mid Century home.

It will replace the hotel’s 43 outdoor corridor rooms at the rear of the property that was one John Blackburn’s farm with a 9,000-square-foot area featuring 30-foot vaulted ceilings.

At the entrance to the hotel’s first floor restrooms is a tiled wall design that reads: “This Is The Place.”

It isn’t wrong.

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Summit Mayor Elizabeth Fagan, M.D., has launched a Mayor’s Wellness Campaign, part of a state-wide initiative to promote physical, mental and emotional well-being across all demographics. The mission is to help foster a healthier, more vibrant city by empowering residents of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to participate in activities that enhance their well-being.

“Our goal is to create a supportive and inclusive environment that not only encourages active participation in wellness initiatives but also specifically promotes increased physical activity among our residents,” said Mayor Fagan.

Founding committee members include Chris Bonner, executive director of The Connection; Laura Geron, project manager of Quality & Patient Safety at Atlantic Health System; Susan Kaye, chair emeritus of the Department of Family Medicine at Overlook Medical Center; Paul Kieltyka, president and CEO of the Summit Area YMCA; Robert Rubino, M.D.; Carol Vargas, vice president of Integrated Health Care at Atlantic Health System; and Ann Zanelli, a nurse with the Summit Board of Education.

Committee work will focus on bridging gaps in health equity, ensuring that programs are accessible, culturally sensitive and tailored to meet the diverse needs of the community.

Recognizing the importance of community involvement, the campaign will foster partnerships across sectors including local businesses, schools and healthcare providers.

Residents are invited to visit the Wellness Campaign webpage via cityofsummit.org for information on how to get involved, upcoming programs and resources available to the community. The city has also introduced a staffled initiative to promote wellness within municipal operations, serving as a model for incorporating health-conscious practices in professional settings.

Mayor Elizabeth Fagan Summit

What a great summer it has been here in New Providence!

We have many wonderful family-friendly fall community events and upcoming activities planned, including the PBA Beefsteak Dinner, Car Show, Freecycle Event, Trunk-or-Treat, Downtown Trick-or-Treating and our annual Street Fair, just to name a few.

Please check our borough website for all the details. We welcome and encourage everyone to come and participate!

We would like to thank our Director of Community Activities, Allison Smith, for her hard work in obtaining more than $1 million in grants for our Oakwood Park playground.

Thank you also to Congressman Tom Kean for securing a $500,000 grant for the Army Corps of Engineers to study the Passaic River and tributaries to help alleviate flooding.

The utility companies are continuing to upgrade our infrastructure. Over the past two years we have paved 88 streets. South Street water main repair

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Hello, Berkeley Heights!

It has been a very busy summer! The Council and I are happy to announce that Berkeley Heights is the recipient of several more grant awards for infrastructure projects around town. They include: - $1.27 million from the State of New Jersey “Safe Routes to School Program” for the “Safe Streets, Happy Feet: Berkeley Heights Mountain Avenue Sidewalk Project.”

- $71,000 from the State of New Jersey through a Local Recreation Improvement Grant for improvements to the Lower Columbia Fields.

- $250,000 in state aid from the State of New Jersey in the fiscal year 2025 budget for the Lower Columbia Turf Field Project.

The township has also been recognized for its commitment and support of the NJ Safe Routes to School Program and has received Silver status for 2024. While the municipality achieved Silver, most of the Berkeley Heights Public Schools (Woodruff, Hughes, Mountain Park and Columbia) maintained their Gold status..

Our road paving projects are underway, with many completed. The following roads were scheduled for early August: Orion Road, Cinnamon Tree Lane, Spice Hill, Swenson Circle, Hillcrest Avenue, Arden Court, Hamilton Avenue (dead end), Summit Avenue, Prospect Street and Summit Road. We also have many other road and infrastructure projects underway! Additional details are yet to be announced.

I hope you all enjoy the end of the summer, and I'll see you around town!

Mayor Angie Devanney Berkeley Heights

areas are scheduled to be paved in the spring. We appreciate your patience and understanding while this important work continues. We would like to remind everyone to utilize all pedestrian flashers when crossing streets. They alert drivers and can prevent accidents. When driving around town, please be mindful and use your directionals to help prevent traffic back-ups.

We are a team effort here in New Providence. Thank you to our outstanding Borough Council, our dedicated administration, employees and staff, all our very generous businesses, our selfless volunteers and to all of you for making our community such an incredible place to live and to work.

We look forward to seeing you around town and encourage everyone to please support local and SHOP NP! We wish everyone a safe, happy, and healthy Back-to-School and fall ahead. We are Pioneer Strong!

Mayor Al Morgan New Providence

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The Berkeley Heights Police Department this year marks its 100th anniversary. After the department was established in 1924, Chief Dominick Russo served as its first officer, laying the foundation for what has long been considered a strong and dedicated force in the community.

Summit's Repair Cafe event, hosted by Repair Cafe Garden State, will return on Saturday, Sept. 14, in Barnwell Hall at Christ Church from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Christ Church is at 561 Springfield Ave., and items for repair will be accepted until 2:30.

Chief Russo, the township's first full-time employee, dedicated 22 years of service as the sole full-time police officer, until 1946. Today, the department consists of 28 full-time officers and civilian support staff, all committed to upholding the department's rich history and serving the community with excellence.

Free repair services for this event will include computers, electronics, lamps, woodworking, bicycles, sewing/textiles, jewelry, knife sharpening and sewing machines. To ensure equal opportunities for all, each person may bring a maximum of two items for repair, and participants will be limited to one jewelry item.

Current BHPD Captain William Ives expressed his own excitement for the department's centennial milestone. To commemorate the occasion, he said this year's Memorial Day parade featured the officers marching behind a banner celebrating 100 years of service. In addition, an open house and celebratory dinner have been planned to honor both former and current members of the department.

Capt. Ives also announced officers will be unveiling a new police patch later this year, designed to commemorate the centennial.

The captain continued, “As we celebrate this momentous occasion, we reflect on the dedication and commitment of all those who have served in the Berkeley Heights Police Department over the past century. We look forward to upholding the values of integrity, service and community as we embark on the next chapter in our department's history.”

Replacement lamps parts will be available at a nominal, atcost fee. Participants are asked by organizers to ensure you can carry your items unassisted when bringing them to the event.

No appointments are necessary, although wait times may vary as the Repair Cafe is not a drop-off service.

This event is co-sponsored by the Summit Area Green Faith Circle and Repair Cafe Garden State. For information about Repair Cafe Garden State and other free Repair Cafe events throughout New Jersey, visit repaircafe.org.

Repair volunteers are welcome at this event, as well as all future repair events. Those interested in volunteering are asked to reach out via the website contact form.

JAG Physical Therapy has opened a Summit location at 89 Summit Ave. The site will be led by Konrad Roslonek, PT, DPT, who has a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the CUNY Graduate Center of the College of Staten Island and a B.A. in Biology from New Jersey City University. “JAG Physical Therapy is excited to welcome new and existing patients to our Summit location,” said John Gallucci Jr., CEO. “The JAG Physical Therapy team is dedicated to expanding our presence in New Jersey and bringing our clinical expertise to the Summit community.” Taking part in a ribbon cutting celebration were Summit Mayor Elizabeth Fagan, members of Common Council, Suburban Chamber of Commerce Co-Chairs Marcella Gencarelli, David Dietze and JAG’s Mr. Gallucci, Kayla George and Michael Evangelist, among other members of the staff .

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New Providence was awarded a $74,000 Local Recreation Improvement Grant (LRIG) to aid in the re-development of the Oakwood Park Playground. The borough has obtained an estimate for the creation of an inclusive playground at Oakwood, and plans are to move forward with the project in 2025. An award from the State’s Green Acres Program is pending.

The LRIG grants were awarded to counties, municipalities and school districts across New Jersey to ensure public access to quality outdoor space and recreational facilities.

“The Borough of New Providence has always placed a high value on our parks and recreation facilities,” said Mayor Al Morgan. “The past four years have shed an even bigger light on the essential role that they play in the social and emotional well-being of our children and residents. We have many residents using our facilities for passive and active recreation, and we want to ensure that they are accessible for all.”

Local Recreation Improvement Grants support improvement and repair of public recreation facilities including parks, municipal recreation centers and local stadiums. LRIGs provide each recipient funding to help cover costs associated with updating community centers, playgrounds, pools, fields, walking or bicycle trails, rail trails, multi-sport courts and recreational facilities; project development professional services costs; equipment costs including playground and recreation facilities equipment; and environmental remediation costs required to prepare recreation sites for use.

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2024 Suburban Chamber of Commerce Listing In Alphabetical Order

908 Enterprises - Website Design & Marketing (908) 516-0776

The Debary Inn

(908) 277-0005

Liss Music Center

(908) 273-7171

SAGE Eldercare

(908) 273-5550

Ace Pension Solutions, LLC

(908) 295-2692

Delicious Heights

(908) 464-3287

Lois Schneider Realtor

(908) 277-1398

Schroth and Lorenson Jewelers

(908) 273-1676

The Adam M. Brown Law Group LLC

(908) 379-9731

Dempsey, Dempsey & Sheehan

(908) 277-0388

Lyons Veterinary Hospital

(973) 283-5515

Skin Deep Salon and Spa

(908) 508-1800

Adams Fine Clothing

(908) 665-0800

The Dental Studio of Summit

(908) 273-1525

M&T Bank - Summit

(908) 273-0122

Smythe Volvo Inc.

(908) 273-4200

Adobe Acrobat

(408) 753-5826

Donna Donaldson Home

(908) 277-0400

Madison Reed Inc.

(908) 739-6511

Snapology Summit NJ

(646) 512-2196

AFC Urgent Care New Providence

(908) 402-3338

Don-Tre Professional Driving School, Inc

(973) 376-8118

Main Street Movers

(973)-732-3700

Stony Hill Players

(888) 817-3013

AFC Urgent Care Short Hills

(973) 671-5350

Door Boy LLC

(908) 464-1440

Marco Polo Restaurant & Tavern

(908) 277-4492

Suburban Chambers of Commerce

(908) 522-1700

AIP Mobility Plus

(973) 370-8918

Dorey Painting Company LLC

(973) 303-2380

The Max of New Providence

(732) 616-4870

Summit Area YMCA

(908) 738-2170

The Albion

(908) 273-3000

Dr. Rosalind S. Dorlen, Clinical Psychologist (908) 522-1444

Mind Body Wellness Center

(908) 522-1861

Summit Board of Education

(908) 273-3025

Alfonso & Webber, LLC

(609) 807-8643

Dunkin' Donuts- Berkeley Heights

(908) 879-5878

Minuteman Press

(908) 857-4644

Summit Dental Partners

(908) 499-8707

American Pension LLC

(908) 757-5151

DUXIANA

(908) 522-8200

Monk's Home Improvements

(973) 635-7900

Summit Downtown, Inc.

(908) 277-6100

Americans for Fair Taxation

(908) 578-4975

(718) 812-7798

Summit Family & Cosmetic Dentistry

(908) 522-0077

(908) 679-8157

Edward Jones - Bob Competiello Financial Advisor

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Ani Ramen House & MOCHINUT

(973) 377-2377

My Gym Children's Fitness Center

(908) 665-2122

The Summit Foundation

Apex Consulting Services LLC

(863) 267-5987

Edward Jones- Kevin Mack

(908) 263-7135

Natale's Summit Bakery

(908) 277-2074

Summit Frame & Art, Inc.

(908) 273-8665

New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble

(908) 723-5622

Summit Hearing Aid Center

(908) 277-6886

New Providence Board of Education

(908) 464-9050

Summit Oaks Hospital

(908) 277-9107

New Providence Chiropractic

(908) 665-1818

Summit Ski and Sport

(908) 277-4170

New Providence Dentistry

(908) 376-9297

Summit Soundz Entertainment LLC

(908) 265-2169

New Providence Fuel

(908) 464-7277

Summit Speech School

(908) 508-0111

Borough of New Providence

(908) 665-1400

Summit Sport and Spine LLC

(908) 263-7043

NJ Sharing Network

(908) 516-5400

Summit Transcendental Meditation Program (908) 522-0820

Noke and Heard, LLP, CPA's

(908) 277-4145

The City of Summit

(908) 277-9400

Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child

(908) 522-8118

Sunrise of Summit

(908) 673-1400

Office Evolution

(908) 280-1813

Susan Julia, Olive Oil Etc

(551) 427-7452

The Office Tavern Grill

(908) 522-0550

TAP Into Local LLC

(908) 279-0303

cerb.one

(848) 205-9658

Taylor Law Group, LLC

(908) 219-7771

Optimal Facility Management Solutions LLC (617) 775-9038

Terrana Orthodontics

(908) 838-9220

Oratory School of Summit, NJ

(908) 273-1084

Thomas Chase LLC

(917) 549-6472

Overlook Medical Center

(908) 522-2000

Timothy Lowe, LLC

(908) 499-0340

Partners Transportation Group

(908) 341-0298

TLC Computer Services

(877) 926-8852

Passion for Spices

(908) 380-0644

Total Home Cleaning

(908) 273-8774

Payless Rugs

(866) 786-7123

Tri-Force Energy LLC

(201) 298-0218

Peapack Private

(908) 598-1717

Two Fields Bakeshop

(908) 647-7337

Peapack-Gladstone Bank

(908) 273-2890

Union County College

(908) 709-7501

Pearly Whites

(908) 464-6789

United Way of Greater Union County

(908) 353-7171

Peter Wallburg Studios

(908) 277-2078

Valley Bank

(973) 220-0546

Piattino

(908) 219-4801

Vibrance For Life

(973) 218-1199

The Pipes of Christmas

(917) 584-4180

Virginia Jordan

Play-PKL

(609) 200-0430

Visual Arts Center of New Jersey

(908) 273-9121

PNC Bank

(908) 522-3441

Vivid Stage

(908) 514-9654

Polycarp Flowers

(908) 723-8208

Weichert Realtors- Summit

(908) 277-1200

Prime Bank Card INC.

(201) 306-0216

Weichert Realtors- Joseph Eberle

(908) 868-4800

Primrose School of Berkeley Heights

(908) 286-0900

Wharton Arts

(908) 790-0700

Winberie's Restaurant and Bar

(908) 277-4224

Window Tailors

(908) 464-0644

Windows & Doors by the Men with Tools

(908) 224-7997

Woodward Properties, REALTORS

(908) 598-0155

YogaSix

(908) 315-3165

Zadie's Nurturing Den

(908) 277-8584

ZenBusiness

(512) 765-4985

The Arc of Union County

(973) 315-0000

Art Of The Arch & Aesthetics LLC

(908) 608-4655

BIG. (Believe, Inspire, Grow)

(908) 337-5402

Bake Bakery

(908) 522-9270

Bancnotes Wealth Management

(848) 200-9765

Barth's Market

(908) 464-8555

Bassett Associates

(908) 277-1176

Berkeley Cleaners

(908) 464-9859

Berkeley Heights Board of Education

(908) 464-1718

Berkeley Heights YMCA

(908) 464-8373

Township of Berkeley Heights

(908) 464-2700

BHHS Fox & Roach, Realtors

(908) 273-0400

Blow In Blow Out

(908) 273-4947

Bourne, Noll & Kenyon

(908) 277-2200

Boxcar

(908) 485-7275

Brandywine Living at Summit

(908) 522-8852

BrightStar Care

(908) 322-8200

The Broadway Diner

(908) 273-4353

Care 1st Training Group

(908) 443-1277

Christie's International Real Estate

(908) 516-4790

Christmas Decor of NJ

(908) 303-0081

Ciel Power LLC

(201) 632-3463

Citizens Bank - Berkeley Heights

(908) 464-0860

Citizens Bank - New Providence

(908) 286-1075

Citizens Bank - Summit

(201) 286-4926

Classic Construction Service

(908) 273-5252

Clear Point Designs

(917) 797-7923

Club Z! Tutoring Services

(908) 460-1855

Clyde Paul Insurance Agency

(201) 991-7598

Coldwell Banker Realty

(908) 522-1800

Colonial Appliance

(908) 665-1212

Color Me Mine

(201) 966-4017

Comparion Insurance Agency

(908) 585-1372

Connection, The

(908) 273-4242

Cove Carpet One Floor & Home

(908) 273-0220

CP Travel Advisor - LetsGlobetrot.com

(908) 517-1107

Davies Insurance Management

(973) 985-9275

Dear Dental

(551) 222-0072

Elefante Music & School For The Performing Arts (908) 464-5928 Embassy Suites by Hilton Berkeley Heights

(908) 897-1970

Family Promise

(908) 273-1100

Italian Regional Delicacies LLC d/b/a Farinolio (908) 392-3426 Farmers Insurance- Hector Lugo Agency

(908) 527-1700

First Energy

(973) 401-8497

Five Star Painting of Summit

(908) 358-4782

Floor & Decor

(908) 514-5689

Four Monkeys Bistro

(908) 483-2288

The Friends of the Summit Free Public Library (908) 337-5402 FYZICAL Therapy & Balance Centers

(848) 482-7230

Gearhart Law

(908) 273-0700

General Plumbing Supply

(732) 752-2020

Goodman's Deli

(908) 898-0900

GRA Architect, Inc

(908) 464-0106

Graphic Imagery, Inc.

(908) 755-2882

Marmon Industrial Water, LLC

(908) 516-1425

Haven Savings Bank- Berkeley Heights

(908) 790-0770

Haven Savings Bank- Summit

(908) 522-0090

Home For Good Dog Rescue

(908) 598-8212

The Hub Murray Hill

(908) 665-9200

J. McLaughlin

(908) 918-1801

Jaeger Lumber

(908) 686-0073

JAG Physical Therapy

(908) 396-6780

Jersey Garbage Can Cleaners

(908) 540-6767

Joseph Steiner

(908) 337-9536

Junior League of Summit

(908) 273-7344

Keller Williams Realty Premier Properties- Summit (908) 273-2991 Kitchen Expressions

(908) 273-4442

Kumon of Berkeley Heights

(908) 725-2857

Lakeland Bank

(908) 522-6555

Prominent Properties Sothebys International Realty

(908) 273-8808

Lantern Hill, an Erickson Living Community

(908) 516-9136

PuroClean Restoration Services

(908) 577-9120

The Learning Experience

(908) 679-8976

QuickSilver Counseling Center

(888) 477-8941

The Liberty Group

(908) 964-8390

Rad Theatricals

(973) 713-2543

Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper (908) 273-1212

Reeves-Reed Arboretum

(908) 273-8787

Linda's Creative Gifts

(908) 473-0982

Rewey Asset Management

(917) 306-0384

Liss Copy and Print

(908) 277-3500

Robinwood Kitchens Inc.

(908) 665-5900

Liss Medical Arts Pharmacy

(908) 522-0111

ROSEN KELLY CONWAY Architecture & Design (908) 273-6565

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