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The Boys are Back in Town! The Jersey Pilots baseball team will call Snyder Avenue Field their home again this 2013 season. FREE for all. Come out to see them play. click & print the 2013 Season Schedule * The first Home Game is Sun. June 2nd at 7 PM * |
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From the Tax
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Berkeley Heights receives the honored Silver Certification from Sustainable Jersey Berkeley Heights was certified in 2009 with 160
points at the Bronze level. more ... ________________________________________________ Berkeley Heights
named
"One Of The Best Towns" "The 100 Top Towns” is featured in the September issue of New Jersey Monthly. Berkeley Heights is a small community located in Union County, NJ with a population of 12,913. Nestled in the Watchung Mountains, Berkeley Heights is a community of comfortable homes, quiet tree lined streets, which provides the ideal setting for raising a family and enjoying life. Berkeley Heights boasts an excellent school system consisting of 4 elementary schools, 1 middle school and 1 High School. Residents enjoy spacious parks and outstanding recreational programs for all ages. In this time of increasing development, the Township Council is diligently working to maintain the beauty and character of our community. ________________________________________________ There are some
great things being said about Berkeley Heights ... ________________________________________________
Berkeley Heights is an easy commute by train to New York City for work or play and provides access to other locations by nearby major highways.
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May 7th
Special Election Results (BAC Referendum) Article/Star Ledger: Union Count Dem Blasted for Salary, Perks _______________________________________________
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SAVE THE DATE
.... “Mayors Take The Cake Challenge”
Mayor Joseph Bruno, representing Berkeley Heights, is joined by other surrounding Mayors to show off their cake decorating skills. NJ Sharing thanks you for helping make our first-ever “Mayors Take The Cake Challenge” a hit and can’t wait to see you again next year for National Donate Life Blue & Green Day. This is the link to Mayor Joseph Bruno – Berkeley Heights personal cake fundraising page to help him bring home the much-coveted trophy.
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Berkeley Heights councilman
proposes study of
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“Berkeley
Heights Named One of the Top One Hundred Best Places
to Live in the United States”
