If you’re already dreaming of cozy holiday moments, UCPAC has a deal to brighten your summer. Right now, you can get 20% off tickets to select holiday shows — the perfect stocking stuffer or gift for family and friends.
One highlight is the beloved Popcorn & Pajamas Family Movie Night featuring The Polar Express on December 19 at 7 p.m., held on UCPAC’s intimate Hamilton Stage. It’s a magical way to start the holiday season with loved ones.
Just use promo code JULY at checkout to claim your discount. But don’t wait — this offer melts aw ay after July!
Secure your tickets at UCPAC.org today...
By Dana Turk
The Summit Foundation board of trustees approved $369,946 in grants to 28 local organizations on June 3, 2025. These grants support a range of initiatives and programs that positively impact public spaces, healthcare, education, the arts, youth development, housing, food distribution and people with disabilities.
“As a community foundation, our goal is to make a meaningful difference in the lives of our neighbors,” said Dana Turk, president of The Summit Foundation. “We address local challenges and open doors to new opportunities for people to thrive. These grants reflect our ongoing...
Community Night Returns to Summit on July 22 as Part of Summer Concert Series
The City of Summit’s Department of Community Programs has announced that its annual Community Night will take place Tuesday, July 22, on the Village Green at 356 Broad Street. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. and is part of the ongoing 2025 Hot Summer Nights Concert Series.
Community Night provides a platform for local non-profit organizations to share information about their work with the public. Participating groups can begin setting up at 5 p.m. and must be ready to welcome attendees by 5:45 p.m. Each organization...
As temperatures soar across the country, the American Humane Society is reminding pet owners to take precautions to protect their animals from heat-related dangers.
“Unlike humans, dogs do not sweat to regulate their temperatures as efficiently as we do,” said Dr. Robin Ganzert, president and CEO of American Humane. “That makes dogs especially vulnerable to heat stroke and other dangerous symptoms, which can be fatal.”
Ganzert added that summer heat and extreme weather can also lead to power outages. “Make a plan for keeping yourself and your pets safe and comfortable during an unexpected outage,”...
Photo Credit: Fisk Foto
Playing through heavy rain, Summit High School secured a 13–10 victory over Shawnee last month in the NJSIAA Group 3 state final, completing a three‑peat.
No. 2 Summit High School’s girls lacrosse team secured the NJSIAA Group 3 state title on Saturday with a 6–5 victory over Moorestown, capped by a dramatic goal from Parker Febo with two seconds remaining in regulation.
In every neighborhood, behind fences, perched in window sills, or trotting behind their humans, local pets bring life and charm to our community. Our furry, feathered, and scaled friends make up an important part of our community and we’d like to have the opportunity to introduce you to one of our beloved local pets.
Meet Sadie! She is a ten year old black lab mix who absolutely loves to play in the snow and snuggle up and get belly rubs from her family, John, Megan, Emily, Lizzie, and Jack, who have shared a little bit about their furry family member with us.
Where/why did you get your pet?
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Photo Credit: Westfield Public Schools
(L-R) WHS alum Callie Cambell, Michael Mroz, Ellie Mroz, and WHS health educator Susan Kolesar in the newly renovated faculty room at WHS.
A tired faculty room at Westfield High School has been revitalized, thanks to the generosity of three dedicated WHS alumni.
Ellie and Michael Mroz – high school sweethearts, now married and running an interior design firm and construction company respectively – volunteered their time, expertise, and resources to lead the renovation project. Artist Callie Campbell, also an alum and former WHS math teacher,...