Basking

BROOK: I was living in New Jersey, a place called Basking Ridge, and I was commuting to New York daily and going to a job.

The Hard Way: The Odyssey of a Weekly Newspaper Editor 1993

Basking Ridge, N.J.-based Avaya began as a part of AT&T Inc., then became part of AT&T spinoff Lucent Technologies.

Avaya Sets Plans to Go Public, Again Dana Cimilluca 2011

Her seventeen year old daughter who had asked to go to boarding school instead of school in Basking Ledge had sent her a youtube link.

I’m going and I’m never coming back Martha Rand 2011

Basking in the afterglow of his victory in the South Carolina primary, Newt Gingrich made a statement containing a specific time reference that demands further scrutiny from the national media and an explanation from the candidate himself.

Jeffrey Shaffer: Newt Looks Back In Anger -- At What? Jeffrey Shaffer 2012

A lot of callers have just given up on trying to engage, said David Martin, who helps implement new systems for Basking Ridge, N. J.-based Avaya Inc.

Automated Lines' Softer Tone Joe Light 2010

Chardonnay: Basking in the morning sun, this cluster of chardonnay grapes at Channing Daughters Winery in Bridgehampton, NY still appears to be defying gravity.

Vineyard Visuals 2009

When Melissa Riggio was a teen, she asked her parents to promise to buy her a home in Basking Ridge, N.J., an area she loved.

Pledge to Daughter Becomes Group Home Veronica Dagher 2011

Basking Ridge, N.J.-based Avaya began as a part of AT&T Inc., then became part of AT&T spinoff Lucent Technologies.

Avaya Sets Plans to Go Public, Again Dana Cimilluca 2011

Steve and Laura Riggio So when the Somerset Hills YMCA in Basking Ridge announced plans build a group home for developmentally disabled adults next to their main facility, it was only natural for the Riggios to become involved.

Pledge to Daughter Becomes Group Home Veronica Dagher 2011

The company, based in Basking Ridge, N.J., has rolled out the network to more than 200 million Americans, ahead of AT&T's 70 million, and offers a lineup of pricey smartphones that can make use of the zippy broadband service.

Verizon Drops Plan for New $2 Fee Greg Bensinger 2011