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HP resident charged with arson in S. Adelaide Ave house fire

By Pam Hersh | July 28, 2016

Michael Henderson, who rented a room in the house at 45 S. Adelaide Avenue that was destroyed by a fire on July 26, 2016, was charged on July 28, 2016 with a second-degree count of aggravated arson. READ MORE

Main Street hosts July 29 tomato party – a festival of music and food

By Pam Hersh | July 27, 2016

On Friday, July 29, Main Street will host a memorable mid-summer music and food celebration (tomato themed) that will go from 11 a.m. to the official closing time of 7:30 p.m., and beyond, because festivities will continue at Pino’s. READ MORE

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HP residents reaching out to victims of S. Adelaide house fire

By Pam Hersh | July 26, 2016

Victims of the S.Adelaide house fire on Tuesday July 26 escaped serious injury but lost everything. Residents set up a gofundme site to help them in this time need. $2,156 of $10k goal has been raised. READ MORE

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HP School District does the right thing and loses out on funding

By Pam Hersh | July 24, 2016

HP School District tested for lead in water and lead in the blood of certain students- before the state mandated such testing. And therefore the HP District will get none of the $10 million allocated to help districts conduct such tests. READ MORE

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Record-holding swimmer James Shangle is a real winner without actually winning

By Emily Segal | July 19, 2016

On Sunday, June 26, 2016, Highland Park High School graduate (class of 2012) James Shangle made his Olympic trials debut. Although his time failed to win James a spot in the semi-finals, he and his family nevertheless were pleased with his performance. READ MORE

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RU Scholars program nurtures HP science protégé

By Beth Salamon | July 14, 2016

Nine-year-old HP resident became youngest Rutgers student ever when she joined a summer biochemistry program for gifted and talented pre-college and college students. READ MORE

Arts & Entertainment

The Bistro closes – and jazz music scene is left in limbo

By Amiri Tulloch | July 13, 2016

Jazz music aficionados as well as fans of Italian cuisine suffered a big loss when The Italian Bistro and Lounge closed two weeks ago. READ MORE

Arts & Entertainment

John Bianculli serves up jazz music with joy and talent

By Emily Segal | July 13, 2016

Jazz artist John Bianculli is a skilled pianist, composer, teacher, and a longtime Highland Park resident, who was born and raised in New York City. READ MORE

Business

Middlesex Chamber hosts Hispanic Business Expo featuring Lili Gil Valletta

By Editor | July 9, 2016

Lili Gil Valletta, a renowned, award-winning entrepreneur, will keynote Middlesex County Regional Chamber’s 2016 Hispanic Business Expo, July 20, 4 p.m.nPines Manor in Edison. READ MORE

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HP Schools are planning their Pathway to Excellence

By Pam Hersh | July 8, 2016

Dr. Scott Taylor and the other members of HP schools strategic planning committee recently brought together community members to discuss the strategic plan, aka the Pathway to Excellence. READ MORE

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Located right off Main Street (Rt. 27), the Highland Park Farmers Market was established in 1996 and continues to operate as a weekly open-air farmers market. Farmers and and other producers from throughout NJ come every Friday from February through December to sell some of the finest products the state has to offer. From seasonal produce and specialty mushrooms, to farm-fresh dairy and sustainably-produced meats and cheeses — from breads and pastries to pickles, hot sauce, and so much more, the Highland Park Farmers Market has everything you need to cross off your grocery list while supporting local farmers and small businesses. Check out our list of vendors here!

In addition to our wonderful vendors, the Market is frequently joined by community partners such as the Global Grace Be The Change Health Van, the Highland Park Public Library, Sustainable Highland Park, and other local businesses and organizations. Food trucks and tables provide a place to enjoy your lunch break and meet up with friends and neighbors. Our live music series #MusicAtTheMarketHP brings local musicians to perform throughout the season, and special events such as cooking competitions and themed days. Come by and say hello!

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Borough Council takes action regarding Buck Woods

The Borough Council at its Tuesday Feb. 3 council meeting introduced an ordinance that would allow the municipal government to spend 1.86 million dollars (including 1.767 million dollars in bonds) to buy Buck Woods.

Redevelopment Agency develops its plans for moving Highland Park forward in 2015

The members of the Highland Park Redevelopment Agency at its Thursday, January 15, 2015 meeting, reorganized, elected officers, discussed amending the Highland Park Redevelopment Plan, and heard presentations from developers interested in pursuing mixed-use development in Highland Park's downtown area. Among the many development issues raised were a few significant themes: the attractiveness of the Highland Park community to developers; the dilemma of fiscal viability in a development landscape that features small development parcels; and the community’s need for not only mixed-use development, but also mixed-income development that would serve middle income population.

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