Commentary: My Kids Are Grown. I Still Watch the School Board and So Should You.
Whether you’re a current school parent, a former one, or never had kids in the district at all, you still...
Community Voices: My concerns regarding the proposed Recreation Department Dissolution as per its publication on the Tapinto Berkeley Heights
Loss of Non-Partisan Independence: The Berkeley Heights Volunteer Recreation Commissioners operate as a semi-autonomous body, deliberately structured to keep community...
CMS Delays and a Missing Bills List: Residents Press the Township on Accountability
In a March 13, 2025 letter to the Berkeley Heights BOE regarding the CMS Lease Agreement: “Every day, residents are...
Civic Commentary: Five Things Every Resident Should Know About the Proposed Recreation Ordinance, on the Town Council Agenda for Tuesday’s June 30th Town Council Meeting
Eliminating the Recreation Department in its current state and dissolving the Volunteer Recreation Commission and their authority. Jeanne Kingsley 1....
Community Voices: Fiscal Prudence or Administrative Bloat? Questioning the New Recreation Ordinance
Joe Idanza is a Resident of Berkeley Heights It should be quite interesting to hear the reasoning behind dissolving the...
Community Voices: PILOT’s- 40,000 Square Feet, Untaxed
Bruce Patterson is a resident of Garwood, NJ Dear Editor Have you driven by or visited any of the large...
OPINION: The School Ethics Complaint That Exposed More Than It Intended To
By Eliza Schleifstein When former Randolph Board of Education President Ron Conti filed an ethics complaint against Board member Sheldon...
410 Outages and Counting -The Data Exposing Our Local Power Failures
The following letter was sent to the Berkeley Heights and New Providence Mayors Town and Councils by Resident Michael Leblond....
Berkeley Heights Resident Follows Up with Questions on Library Budget
In this clip from the 06/09 Berkeley Heights Town Council Meeting, a resident questions whether the Township is spending too...
Op-Ed: Reserved Seats, Diplomas and the Problem With Special Privileges
Sai Akiri is a resident of Berkeley Heights Yesterday was a perfect summer day with a cool breeze for a...