BORO NEWS & UPdates
Hillsborough Township Public Schools - Half Day Tomorrow, March 12th
Tomorrow, Friday, March 13, 2020, all Hillsborough Township Public Schools will once again follow a half day schedule for students. PM preschool and kindergarten programs will be in session, however no lunches will be served.
McCauley Not Running For Re-election To Township Committee In 2020, Erickson To Run With Tomson
After two straight years of Democratic takeover in Somerset County, “Brian and Brian” look to keep Freeholder seats.
Best Deck Contractors in Hillsborough New Jersey
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“Two Boro Boys for Hillsborough” Tomson and Lipani chosen as Mayor, Deputy Mayor for 2020
The Hillsborough Township Committee held its annual reorganization meeting on Thursday, January 2, 2020. Five-time Hillsborough Mayor Frank DelCore was sworn in for his fifth three-year term on the committee. Last year’s Deputy Mayor, Doug Tomson, was selected to be Mayor for 2020, and Shawn Lipani, in his second year on the committee, was selected to be Deputy Mayor.
Check out the Bedminster Farmers Market
The Bedminster Farmers Market is an amazing family-friendly opportunity to build a greater sense of community for all residents to have healthy food options and learn the importance of maintaining land for agricultural uses. The market is located in River Road Park in Bedminster, every Saturday from 9am-1pm. It runs from the first week of June until the last week of October.
NUMC Brings Back Neshanic Flea Market
The Neshanic United Methodist Church has brought back the popular flea market that operated for years at the foot of the Neshanic Station Bridge. The new Neshanic Station Flea Market (which opened on Saturday, June 8th) runs every Saturday from 6:30 am to 1:00 pm, now through fall.
Discover Flemington: A Hidden Historic Treasure
One might not think it, but Flemington has many hidden gems that bring out the town’s historical significance and local color.
Bernardsville Farmers Market Showcases Local Vendors
Check out the Bernardsville Farmers Market for an array of fresh produce and local goods. The market has something for everyone with Silver Lake Farms’ fresh-picked fruits and vegetables, Valley Shepherd Creamery’s award-winning cheeses, Baker’s Bounty’s baked goods, Krakus Deli’s polish specialties and Picklelicious pickles. The Market is open every Saturday until November 23rd from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. It is located in the Bernardsville NJ Transit Parking lot on Route 202 and Claremont Road.
Hillsborough Cinemas Presents Summer Movie Series
Hillsborough Cinemas is hosting a summer movie series starting this Tuesday. Throwback animated movies will be featured on Tuesday mornings for $1 admission and throwback family friendly movies will be shown on Wednesday nights for $3 admission. The summer movie series is scheduled to run from June 25 through August 13.
Visit The Montgomery Farmers Market
The Montgomery Farmers Market, sponsored by the Montgomery Friends of Open Space (MFOS), is now open for the summer!! It is held every Saturday through October 26, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. within the Village Shopper parking area.
HHS Theatre Puts on Shakespeare’s Classic “Romeo and Juliet”
Hillsborough Hight School Theatre performed a new interpretation of William Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, “Romeo and Juliet” on June 7 and 8. With an abridged script, smaller cast size, and soundtrack accompaniment that helped with the momentum and the plot of the show, spectators were in a for an action-packed night.
Aladdin: A Blockbuster for the Whole Family
A considerable amount of buzz surrounded the live-action remake of Disney’s animated hit “Aladdin”, which originally premiered in 1992. Here’s our review of the new version of the film that crushed other current movies in the box office, raking in an estimated $85.1 million over Memorial Day.
Register for Somerset County "Police Youth Week" 2019
The Somerset County Police Academy is conducting a five-day program called “Police Youth Week” July 15 through 19 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The program is open to students in grades 9 through 12 who are residents of Somerset County or are enrolled in a secondary school. The program is free and will be held at the Somerset County Emergency Services Training Academy at 402 Roycefield Road in Hillsborough, NJ.
Hillsborough High School Choir Spring Concert
Hillsborough High School Choir took the stage for its concert of the year on Thursday May 30th. Students sang a combination of classical and contemporary pieces with the occasional joke between songs.
HHS Senior Prom
Hillsborough High School hosted its Senior Prom at the Hilton East Brunswick on Friday, May 17th. It was a day to dress-up, celebrate and reminisce for HHS Seniors before they move on to new adventures.
Mrs. Woods Annual Exodus
Woods Road School’s resident Momma Duck, Mrs. Woods, made her annual exodus from the building with her ducklings last week. It was a special treat for students and staff to bid her goodbye until next year.
Duke Farm's Market Returns
The Dukes Farms Outdoor Market is now open every weekend.
Duke Farms: Bike Rental Program
There are many ways to explore the natural beauty of Duke Farms. If walking is not your thing, then Duke Farms’ Bike Share Program is the perfect solution for you and your family.
2/19 Hillsborough Voter Registration Deadline for School Referendum
Hillsborough residents who are not currently registered to vote are reminded that the deadline to register to vote in the upcoming March 12, 2019, school referendum is February 19, 2019. Residents will be asked to vote on Hillsborough Township Public Schools’ plan to invest in the future of the district by implementing a full-day kindergarten program as well as assisting the Board in laying out a plan for long-term financial stability.
Valentine’s Day: Undervalued or Overrated?
Happy Valentine’s Day! Some have been excitedly counting down the days, while others have been dreading this mid-February occasion. Where do you stand on this holiday?