Top 10 Millburn-Short Hills Stories for March

25-Year Millburn Public Worker Charged With Theft

A 25-year Millburn Public Works Department employee was accused of purchasing landscaping products through the township and giving them to a private landscaper, the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office announced.

Man Allegedly Caught Masturbating in Library

Millburn police arrested a 24-year-old Newark man on outstanding warrants after a librarian accused him of masturbating on the second floor of the Millburn Public Library, police said. 

Apparent Road Rage Turns Into Alleged Shooting

An apparent road rage incident on South Orange Avenue resulted in an alleged shooting incident on Saturday afternoon, Millburn police said.

Pedestrian Struck By Car on Main Street Hospitalized

A 31-year-old woman was hospitalized this morning after being hit by a car in downtown Millburn while crossing the street, Millburn police said. 

Anne Hathaway's Oscar Dress Mess

The 2013 Oscar ceremony is history but there's still buzz about what the stars wore on the red carpet and why.

Five Millburn School Board Candidates Explain Qualifications

Five of the seven candidates vying for the seat left vacant after Millburn Board of Education member Jean Pasternak resigned at the Feb. 11 meeting made presentations.

School Budget Approved with 2 Percent Tax Increase

In a 7-1 vote, the Millburn Board of Education approved an $81,806,821 2013-14 school budget that includes a 2-percent tax increase.

Most Dangerous Road in Millburn-Short Hills

Although winter should be in all our rear-view mirrors in the next few weeks — hopefully — slippery or not, some roads are always a little bit more dangerous than others.

Police Search for Alleged Mall Wallet Thief

Millburn police are asking for the public's help in identifying an unknown woman who allegedly was involved in multiple pickpocket thefts at the Mall at Short Hills, officials announced.

Two Millburn Schools Named State 'Reward Schools'

Two Millburn elementary schools have been recognized as one of the highest-performing schools in New Jersey by the state Department of Education, officials said.