On the first Sunday of October every year, Lord Stirling Park celebrates the Lord Stirling 1770s Festival. Colonial craftspeople dress in 1770s attire and provide a glimpse into 18th Century life and New Jersey’s important role in the American Revolution.
The Lord Stirling Estate is over 250 years old and an important asset to Bernards Township and its rich history. I was happy to spend part of my day with such lovely people at this great event.
Sophia Chadda
It was a FANTASTIC day for a LAUNCH! So many thanks go out to all of our supporters and friends! And special thanks to: Rebecca Bennett – Candidate for Congress CD7 Andrew Macurdy – Candidate for NJ Assembly – LD21 Vincent Kearney – Candidate for NJ Assembly – LD21 Melonie Marano – County Commissioner Deputy […]
April is a great time to embrace the outdoors. I was happy to do so, joining the Bernards Township Democratic Committee on April 22, Earth Day, as a volunteer to help clean out invasive plants at the Environmental Education Center. Arbor Day, April 25th, was another opportunity to celebrate the importance of our trees, and […]
PJ Lavsi is a man in motion. He’s committed to a regular exercise routine, actively involved with his grandchildren, and enthusiastic about world travel. The retired pharma financial executive has been married to his wife, Roshni, for 45 years and has spent most of that time right here, in New Jersey. After spending the bulk […]
Why isn’t the Republican majority on the Township Committee more pro-active in planning ahead, with the goal of minimizing overdevelopment and serving the actual needs of our community?
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