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Hyperlocal stories from all 21 Union County municipalities.
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Baseball: Summit Survives New Providence Threat in Seventh to Win, 5-4, in Union County Tournament
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Friday Night at the OLP Fair: New Rides, Old Memories and Not a Drop of Rain to Spoil the Fun
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New Providence's Douglas Sullivan Named Sustainability Hero by Sustainable Jersey
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New Providence Firefighters to Be Honored for Flood Rescue That Saved Woman and Her Dog
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Our Lady of Peace Church Honors Local Firefighters With Hero Mass, Continues Series for Police and EMTs
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Allendale Senior Living Residents Edward and Linda Wieczorek Renew Their Vows After 43 Years of Marriage
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New Providence School District excels at the New Jersey Technology Student Association Conference
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New Providence High School students lead at the NJ Youth and Government Conference
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New Providence School District awards Certificates of Excellence in Visual Arts, Music Performance, and Writing
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Lantern Hill Celebrates Older Americans Month with Annual Resident Spring Art Show
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More Milestones, Momentum and a Tough County Tournament Exit: New Providence Girls Lacrosse Reflects on a Season Worth Watching
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Boys Lacrosse: New Providence Beats A.L. Johnson, 13-8, in Union County Tournament Quarterfinals
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Berkeley Heights Police Investigate Armed Threat Incident; Suspect Taken into Custody
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New Providence's FreeCycle Fest Proves One Person's Junk Is Another's Treasure
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New Providence BOE Presents Digital Wellness and Communication Goals Update
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New Providence BOE Approves the 2026-2027 School Budget
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New Providence Education Foundation Presents a Check for$69.8K to the BOE
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New Providence Boys Lacrosse Hits Midseason Stride With 8-4 Record, Eyes Union County Tournament Run
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Swings, Sensory Stations and Shade: Oakwood Park's New Inclusive Playground Breaks Ground in July
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Young Anglers Cast Their Lines at New Providence Fishing Derby
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14 Towns, One Message: NJ Cross Town Mental Health Coalition Kicks Off Mental Health Awareness Month on Summit Green
CommunityTAPintoNEW PROVIDENCE, NJ — Although they still trailed, the New Providence baseball team appeared to have Summit right where they wanted them in the bottom of the seventh inning.The first two batters were on base and the Pioneers, trailing by a run, had th

NEW PROVIDENCE, N.J. — The forecast called for rain. The fair had other plans.Clouds threatened all week, and a few stray drops fell Friday evening at Our Lady of Peace Parish's annual OLP Fair — but nothing was enough to dampen the spirit of one of