Third Issue

Looking for the perfect spot to work, relax, or connect this summer? The Millburn Public Library has you covered with an exciting lineup of events for all ages, both in-person and online!

With a NO vote winning the special election, the regular Township Committee elections are set to continue in this November. Republicans, Mayor Frank Saccomandi IV and Ben Stoller, will try to win back their seats against Democrats Beth Zall and Bill Brazell. This article explores the upcoming election, its importance for who gets to control the Committee, expected issues, and how to vote.

Millburn Township has some exciting concerts coming up this summer. Read before you miss out!

Andrew Kapp June 29, 2026 The Millburn-Short Hills Fourth of July Committee, a local nonprofit, will hold its annual Independence Day celebration on Saturday, July 4, 2026. The day runs from a morning program at Taylor Park to an evening fireworks show at Millburn High School. This year's holiday falls on the 250th anniversary of American independence, a milestone known as the semiquincentennial. The Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on J

By Andrew Kapp Jr. June 13, 2026 Back in November, Millburn residents voted in favor of a Charter Study Commission (see: “Election Results: Charter Study Commission”). After five months of work, 18 public meetings, 40 structured interviews—with Township Committee members, all municipal department heads, and elected officials from comparable New Jersey municipalities operating under different forms of government, the five-member commission voted unanimously to propo

by Mia Barghout June 2026 As we look outside our windows when escaping the winter months and get to see the vibrantly colored butterflies and the bright blue winged birds chirping to one another, it gives us a sense of peace in knowing the beauty of our nature is returning along with the sun. But what if when we looked out of our windows there was no life in our backyards? What if we never got to listen to the singing of birds as we began our mornings? What if the