Berkeley Heights, New Providence Summit
BERKELEY HEIGHTS BOE CANDIDATES FORUM. MONDAY, 9/19 7:00 EDT Participants can watch remotely via Zoom at this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89820887845 All remote participants will be muted; please keep your video off. Continue Reading…
Calling Balls and Strikes Whether in the courtroom or on the playing field, women have been serving as judges, regulators, and referees for 75 years and counting. Burnita Shelton Matthews Continue Reading…
Waxing Poetic Women have always had a way with words. This month we celebrate four women who used the poetic power of their prose to advance the feminist cause. Julia Continue Reading…
Female Environmentalists From chemical regulations to National Parks, female activists and scientists have changed the course of American environmentalism. On April 22nd, when we celebrate Earth Day, let’s also celebrate Continue Reading…
Women in STEM This month, we celebrate four women who fought tooth and nail for everything they achieved, and then turned around and used their power to make the path Continue Reading…
BHNPS Interviews District 21 Legislators LWVNJ requested local leagues interview their state senators and assembly members. The Berkeley Heights, New Providence, Summit League arranged separate zoom meetings with our District Continue Reading…
BERKELEY HEIGHTS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL VIRTUAL CANDIDATES DEBATE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14th7:30PM Candidates: Paul Donnelly, Republican John Foster, Republican Alvaro Medeiros, Democrat Stephen H. Yellin, Democrat Learn about the candidates and their Continue Reading…
SUMMIT COMMON COUNCIL VIRTUAL CANDIDATES DEBATE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th 7:30PM Candidates for Member at Large: Beth Little, Democrat Steven Spurr, Republican Candidates for Ward 1: Andy Minegar, Democrat Robert K. Continue Reading…
NEW PROVIDENCE BOROUGH COUNCIL VIRTUAL CANDIDATES DEBATE DATE STILL TO BE DETERMINED Candidates: Matthew Cumiskey, Republican Peter DeSarno, Republican Allen Swanson, Democrat Learn about the candidates and their position on Continue Reading…
This fall, New Jersey voters will cast their ballots for legislators, governor, and many local offices! There are lots of options to participate: using a mail-in ballot or in-person at Continue Reading…