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How the Chathams voted in the primary

THE CHATHAMS - There were no contested races in the Chathams local primaries on Tuesday, June 4, and as such there were few surprises.

Chatham approves ECLC lease of Stanley Center

CHATHAM - Amidst the concern of some local residents, the Borough Council unanimously approved a proposed lease of the Stanley Center by the Education, Careers and Lifelong Community (ECLC) at

Chatham council refutes that proposed ECLC lease of Stanley Center will disrupt traffic

Chatham Borough introduces $17 million budget, slight tax rise for residents

CHATHAM - Residents of the borough should expect a slight increase on their municipal taxes, according to the budget unanimously introduced at the Monday, April 8 Borough Council meeting.

NJ towns have to build affordable housing. Some mayors say they need more time.

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EDITORIAL: Here comes the silly season

If it’s March, then it must be filing deadline time for any and all Democrats and Republicans seeking to run in the Tuesday, June 4 primary elections.

No local contests expected in Chatham Borough primary, Strickland to seek Commissioners' seat

CHATHAM - There will be no contest for the two open Borough Council seats come November, as only two candidates filed by the 4 p.m. Monday, March 25 municipal candidate

Chatham Borough to give presentation on affordable housing obligations at Monday council meeting

CHATHAM - The Borough Council meeting this Monday, March 11 will include a presentation from the borough’s planners regarding next steps on affordable housing and potential redevelopment options, according to

Harding's Platt: Affordable housing legislation remains 'seriously flawed' and needs to be fixed by Senate

HARDING TWP. - Former Harding mayor and long-time Township Committeeman Nicolas Platt made the trek to Trenton Monday, with a warning that Harding Township stood at the ready to withdraw

Platt: Affordable housing legislation remains 'seriously flawed' and needs to be fixed by Senate

Former Harding Mayor and long-time Township Committeeman Nicolas Platt made the trek to Trenton Monday, with a warning that Harding Township stood at the ready to withdraw from the League