Union County News

Clark Township asks residents to report all storm damage from July 3 by Wednesday July 8. Form submissions support FEMA disaster reporting and assistance.

Legislation eliminating $250 million in uncommitted tax credits for artificial intelligence and data center projects passed the New Jersey General Assembly. Bill A5165 would reduce tax credits under the Next New Jersey Program.

New Jersey American Water and contractor CDM Smith are going door-to-door in Clark to inspect your home's water service line.

Clark Township's 2026 Resident Guide is available at ourclark.com. Download for DPW schedules, service dates, township contacts, and key community resources.

Clark Council President Bill Smith urges residents to complete New Jersey American Water's "Pipe Up" survey. Lead lines replaced free by 2031.

Clark Township residents can self-report lead or galvanized steel water service lines online as part of New Jersey's statewide replacement program. Act soon.

CLARK, NJ — At Saint John the Apostle School, the stage lights recently shined a little brighter as students brought the musical Mean Girls Jr. to life. Adapted from the beloved film Mean Girls, the production became far more than a school play—it wa

CLARK, NJ — The Clark Police Department has issued the following announcement about road construction sites in town for Monday, May 11.The locations listed below will be active construction sites. When driving through these locations, please be sure

CLARK, NJ — On Sunday, May 3, students, friends, families, and staff from Carl H. Kumpf (CHK) Middle School joined the Special Olympics Lincoln Tunnel Challenge, where participants ran or walked through the Lincoln Tunnel to celebrate inclusion, frie

CLARK, NJ — Ms. Rebecca DePreta’s class in the Clark Preschool Program is learning all about venger drawing!Venger drawing is a part of the Tools of the Mind curriculum which focuses on shape recognition, fine motor skills, and creativity. Child

CLARK, NJ — On April 16, at 4:30 a.m., Clark Police were dispatched to the area of John St. and Haliday St. on a report of three suspicious males with flashlights. Patrolman Mateusz Pazdan arrived in the area first and observed a male wearing al

CLARK, NJ — Mother Seton Regional High School senior Kimberly Yaro was honored on the evening of Thursday, May 7, at the Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children (SFIC) Gala, where she was recognized as a recipient of an SFIC scholarship and invited

CLARK, NJ — Students in Ms. Eri Parker’s class in the Clark Preschool Program are developing critical observation, language, and self-regulation skills through hands-on scientific inquiry through the Tools of the Mind program, Science Eye.Science Eye

CLARK, NJ — On Wednesday, May 13, the Arthur L. Johnson (ALJ) High School Alumni Association is holding its 2026 Hall of Fame and Scholarship Dinner, during which six individuals will be newly inducted into the Hall of Fame, comprising the Class of 2

CLARK, NJ — In a classroom at Saint John the Apostle School, fourth and fifth grade students leaned over their desks, pencils in hand, carefully choosing their words. Their task was simple but meaningful: answer the question, “What does America mean

CLARK, NJ — Mrs. Nichole Naples’ preschool class at the Clark Preschool’s Discovery Site explored nature and science by planting marigold seeds. This hands-on activity allowed students to begin understanding how plants grow and what they need to surv

CLARK, NJ — On Saturday, May 2, the Clark Police Juvenile Bureau, supplemented by officers from the Patrol Division and detectives from the Detective Bureau, conducted an e-bike enforcement detail at Clark Commons and other areas of the township.&nbs

CLARK, NJ — Second grade students at Hehnly School recently showcased their learning and creativity through an engaging “Pizza Box Biography” project highlighting influential women in history. After researching notable figures, students transformed p

CLARK, NJ — On Wednesday, April 29, Saint John the Apostle School welcomed families of students in Pre-K through Grade 2 for a joyful evening filled with color, creativity, and connection during its annual Kids Art Show. The event showcased student a