Junior Coach Lindsay Burke, of Summit, leads a rousing cheer for the launch of Sum It Up For Girls’ summer lacrosse camp registration. Camps are offered in Summit and Berkeley Heights in June and July for girls in 1st-9th grades.

Summit High School juniors in U.S. History II classes had the opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of Holocaust experiences from two survivors.

The Fishawack Committee is working hard to pull together a wonderful event for families from all over the area. This year’s event will be held on Saturday June 12th, starting at 10 am with entertainment and events running until 9:00 pm. Mark your calendar!

Dr. Margaret Farley, one of the most accomplished and honored theological ethicists of our time, will address the topic, "Forgiveness in the Service of Justice," at the College of Saint Elizabeth on Monday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m., in the Annunciation Center on campus. The event is free and open to the public. No registration is required.

On Sunday, March 28th, Palm Sunday, the Short Hills congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will present its annual Easter concert titled "Hope in Christ." This musical event begins at 7:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. The church is located at 140 White Oak Ridge Road in Short Hills, New Jersey.

SUMMIT, NJ – In today’s challenging economic climate, it is important to find a realtor who is experienced, ethical and willing to walk a buyer or seller through all of the steps to reach the closing table. Lori Dahl, licensed New Jersey Realtor and Broker and agent with Coldwell Banker of Summit, embodies all of these qualities rolled into one.

The term blend usually signifies the result of taking the best of several items and combining them together to produce something that is superior. That definition certainly applies to the course selections for the 2010 classes at the Westfield Summer Workshop. The curriculum contains a combination of the consistently popular courses with the addition of some innovative selections.

Are the Belgian waffles at Rockn’ Joe Coffeehouse and Bistro, 20 Prospect Street, as good as the ones prepared by a world-renowned chef?

No. They’re better. Just ask Bobby Flay.