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The New Brunswick-based Lustig Dance Theatre (LDT) is nationally renowned and acclaimed, but is a particular favorite with Highland Park residents of all ages. LDT is planning an exciting spring show on April 11, 2015 that features three world premieres and collaborations with other New Jersey choral groups. READ MORE
“To your health” should be the new cheer for the Highland Park High School Boys Varsity Basketball Team, whose performance this year was marred by the fact that many key players were injured. This interview with Coach Derek Nobles, finishing his eighth season as coach, nevertheless reflects optimism for a better – and healthier – season next year. READ MORE
Even though a robbery victim identified the woman as the perpetrator of the act of home invasion/robbery, the female who was arrested is suing Highland Park Police Department for allegedly “outrageous” actions taken during the arrest proceeding, such as a strip search. READ MORE
The 42-member Highland Park Municipal Band is holding a concert on Sunday, March 15, to benefit the Police Benevolent Association. Known for its exuberance and skill, the band performs a variety of musical selections that appeals to people of all ages and music tastes. READ MORE
Borough Council takes no action on a bond ordinance to finance the acquisition of Buck Woods and ultimately determine the future of the property. The future of the environmentally sensitive property, now owned by a private developer, remains uncertain. READ MORE
Get ready to lose a little sleep but gain a little afternoon sunshine this weekend, thanks to the arrival of Daylight Savings Time at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday morning. READ MORE
The Highland Park Public Library is having an anniversary party with a poetic flair. The Friends of the Library Poetry Night Series is commemorating the 10th anniversary of its poetry reading series with an event featuring award winning poet Norman Stock, Tuesday, March 24 at 7:30 p.m. READ MORE
Highland Park Schools Interim Superintendent Israel Soto announced today his intention to retire at the end of this academic year. Known for his energy, optimism, communication skills and love of the students, he gave no specific reason for his decision. School Board President Adam Sherman committed to an inclusive, open and transparent selection process for a new schools leader. READ MORE
The wave of water infrastructure problems continued last night with a water main break on Magnolia Street between 4th and 5th Avenues READ MORE
Highland Park is under a boil water advisory due to another water main break. What does this mean? READ MORE