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06/03/2026

Berkeley Heights parents — did you know the district monitors student digital activity on school devices and platforms? The free tool they've been using is being discontinued, and the board just approved a replacement called Gaggle at $17,500 a year. The decision didn't come without debate — a student rep and a community member raised concerns about privacy, false positives and equity. Click link to read article.

Berkeley Heights Public Schools to launch Gaggle Safety on July 1 for $3K setup and $17.5K/yr digital monitoring to boost student safety. Learn more.

06/03/2026

Low Voter Turnout Marks Berkeley Heights Primary as Democrats and Republicans Set Stage for November

13.97% turnout in Berkeley Heights’ June 4 primary: Poage wins Dem mayor (1,038 votes), Foster tops GOP (515). Set for Nov. 3 general—click for details.

06/03/2026

Highlanders are heading to the Meet of Champions! Congratulations to Darius Francis and Noah Abdalla who both punched their tickets to today's NJSIAA Meet of Champions at Pennsauken High School after outstanding performances at the Group 2 State Championships last week at Northern Burlington HS.
Darius finished 3rd in the boys high jump with a clearance of 6'2"
Noah ran a 4:22.51 in the 1,600 meters to finish 5th — breaking the modern school record previously held by Coach Chris Johnson. Click link below to read article.

BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N.J. — The Governor Livingston track and field team turned in several strong performances at the NJSIAA Group 2 State Championships, highlighted by a podium finish in the boys...

06/03/2026

Community Access Unlimited (CAU's) Employment Services program continues to build meaningful partnerships with businesses and organizations that recognize the value, talent, and dedication of the people we support.

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06/03/2026

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06/03/2026

Gov. Livingston is heading back to the sectional championship after a huge 5-1 semifinal win over top-seeded Caldwell!

Maggie Quinn was dominant in the circle, striking out 11 and reaching her 200th career strikeout
Hannah Belluche tied the game with a solo home run
Freshman Mia Bussin launched her first career home run to give the Highlanders the lead
Lily Sandholm recorded her 150th career hit and later sealed the win with a two-run homer, finishing with 3 RBIs

Now it’s a rematch with Hanover Park — the same opponent from last year’s sectional final. Redemption on the line. Click link to read full article and photo gallery.

Gov. Livingston tops Caldwell 5-1 in NJSIAA North Jersey Sec. 2 Group 2 semifinal. Maggie Quinn fans 11. Click for Thursdays 1 p.m. final vs Hanover Park

06/02/2026

Berkeley Heights Native Kate Pellegrino Named Head Women's Soccer Coach at Caldwell University

CALDWELL, N.J., June 1, 2026 -- Kate Pellegrino, who has served as a collegiate assistant coach at Quinnipiac University and Bard College and as a head and assistant at various other levels, has...

06/02/2026

Governor Livingston Athletic Director CJ Hendricks on Building a Culture, the Second Annual Golf Outing, and What's Next for Highlander Athletics

Join GL’s 2nd Annual Athletics Golf Outing June 19 at Ashbrook GC in Scotch Plains. 7:30 am breakfast, 9 am shotgun. Register now to support GL teams!

06/01/2026

After more than two decades working alongside individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Bernadette has learned lessons that reach far beyond this work. In her latest blog, she shares three things she wishes more people understood and how those simple things can change communities for the better.

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One of the greatest privileges of my career has been the opportunity to work alongside people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Over the years, the individuals we support at...

06/01/2026

Union County’s New Action Plan Aims to Make Streets Safer for All

Union County will spend $73.8 million to make county roads safer for motorists and pedestrians, and an additional $26.6 million to improve streets in Elizabeth.