Princz’s Perspective: May 22-23

Highland Park’s High School Track Teams, particularly the Girls Team, were on the right track with exceptional performances at last week’s Central Jersey Sectional Track Championships, May 22-23 at Hillsborough High School. READ MORE

Quick Takes: May 25-May 30

Memorial Day Celebration

Mayor Gayle Brill Mittler led the community’s Memorial Day salute to our nation’s heroes  with the following message:

What is a hero? What is it that makes a man or a woman the kind of person who sacrifices their time, or makes the ultimate sacrifice, in order that we, the residents of Highland Park, should be able to live our day-to-day lives without worry for our safety. What lies behind the character of the person who selflessly rushes out of their comfortable home and into a stranger’s burning home? When an alarm sounds, or a beeper goes off, what is it about the person who stops whatever they are doing and rushes off to help start the heart of a resident in trauma? What is it that makes a person forget about the safety of his or her own life to race into a police car in order to protect the life and property of a victim they do not even know. READ MORE

Princz’s Perspective

Princz’s Perspective is a weekly roundup of the  youth sports scene in Highland Park. Sports Editor Howard Princz welcomes your input. TENNIS: What happens when you combine three important ingredients to a boys tennis team that include the dominance of Maverick Lin with great play and the confidence of Leo Goldman alongside the Willpower of Will Chen?  The result from such a recipe is Game Set and Match. Highland Park defeats Metuchen 4-1 on Monday, May 18 at Metuchen to capture the Central Jersey Group One tennis championship.  It was the fourth time in the last five years that Highland Park, now 13-5 on the season, has captured the sectional crown in Central Jersey Group One. READ MORE

Quick Takes: Municipal news May 18-22, 2015

Quick Takes are local news items brought up at the Borough Council meeting and/or under discussion on the streets of Highland Park and on Facebook. The discussion of the week of May 18 was dominated by the water main break on Raritan Avenue that still has the town under a boil water advisory. READ MORE

HP Ed Foundation will help schools win big with Casino Night

The Highland Park Educational Foundation is hosting a fun-filled event “Casino Night” on the evening of May 30 to raise money for important initiatives in the Highland Park School District. It is a safe bet to say that all attendees will have a great time while contributing to a great cause. www.hpefnj.org READ MORE