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Patrick Lott, Bernardsville Middle School assistant principal, has been arrested for allegedly recording boys showering at Immaculata High School in Somerset County, N.J., where he was a volunteer, the New Jersey Journal reports.
Patrick Lott, Middle School Principal, Arrested For Allegedly Recording Boys Showering 2011
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Known as the Claremont, the neo-Federal-style home in historic Bernardsville Borough was built in 1903.
From NYSE to Bernardsville Maya Pope-Chappell 2011
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Mr. Davidson lives in Bernardsville, N.J., and works in Parsippany, N.J.
Climb Every Mountain (But Train Hard First) Jen Murphy 2011
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Architect George B. Post, famous for designing the New York Stock Exchange building, built this grand estate known as the Claremont, which is situated on 70 acres atop Bernardsville Mountain in Somerset County, N.J.
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Turpin Realtors The historic Bernardsville Borough home was most recently occupied by Marion Peters Stine, a descendent of the Post family who received the estate as a wedding gift from her parents.
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Mr. Lesnick said a store worker from a Gary's in Bernardsville subsequently reported to him that four bottles of Chateau Latour worth about $1,000 each were taken from that shop.
The Suspect Is Artful, but No Dodger Sean Gardiner 2011
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This custom-built home in Bernardsville Borough, N.J., sits on the site of a once-legendary estate.
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This year's event honors Campbell, the daughter of Greg Hoyt, a volunteer firefighter for the neighboring Bernardsville Fire Company.
Cutting It Close for Pediatric Cancer Melanie Grayce West 2011
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Turpin Realtors This neo-Federal-style estate known as the Claremont sits atop Bernardsville Mountain in Somerset County, N.J. The home was built in 1903 by architect George B. Post, who is known for designing the New York Stock Exchange building.
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Member Matthew Suriano of Bernardsville, N.J., works as a police dispatcher and says he's constantly receiving calls about stray animals.
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