The Future of Little Flower and Our Lady of Peace
Over the past decade, our once quaint, tree-lined suburban oasis has been steadily transforming into a disjointed, flood-prone community. Concerns...
“No Hate Tour” Event Prompts Concerns Over Student Data Sharing
Earlier this month, my District hosted a program sponsored by the “No Hate Tour,” which featured a stunt bike show...
Quick Q & A With Berkeley Heights BOE Candidate Javier Morales
You have previously commented about your goal as a BOE member to be focused on student success. In what areas...
Laura’s Notes on the 10/21/2025 Town Council Meeting
The 10/21/25 Town Council meeting was like rapid fire. The Council moved quickly through business, with lots of bobbing heads...
Laura’s Notes on the 10/16/2025 BOE Meeting
Another marathon meeting where tensions ran high between some members, while the majority showed signs that they can anAnother marathon...
Wetlands in Peril, Sidewalks for Show, Flooding Unchecked Part 3: Flooding my Inbox
The last part in this series will put the focus back on the issue that needs the most attention right...
Laura’s Notes on the 10/07/2025 Town Council Meeting
Approximately 75 minutes were spent discussing Narcan kits and the chicken ordinance. Approximately 45 seconds were spent discussing an audit...
Wetlands in Peril, Sidewalks for Show, Flooding Unchecked Part 2: Sidewalks in the Shadows
Chances are you have spent some time in the great outdoors enjoying the weather walking, biking, or running through our...
Close to Our Fundraising Goal in Sponsoring a High School Newsroom
Our commitment to independent journalism is growing – and we’re proud to announce we are only $300 away from our...
Invest in Facts, Transparency, and Student Journalists
In 2020, what started out as a small group of strangers seeking to be a voice in keeping local governing...