Week in Review: Bruno's Breakfast, Softball UCT Final, Liquor Timeline

Delis are a North Jersey staple, a haven for a quick and tasty breakfast, overstuffed sandwiches, sumptuous side dishes and lots of chatter. Everyone has their favorite, either for the food or the connection. Mountainside Delicatessen clinched the vote in Mountainside with 100 percent of the vote. In Berkeley Heights, The Sub Zone was voted the favorite, receiving 50 percent of the vote, followed by Goodman's Restaurant & Deli, which received 45 percent of the vote. Finally, in New Providence, Tables for 2 Panini Cafe dominated, receiving 80 percent of the vote.

Berkeley Heights

About 40 Berkeley Heights business owners had to discuss ways for the business community and the municipality to work together. Bruno said there are plans underway to establish the identity of Berkeley Heights, as other neighboring towns have, by installing three town clocks as well as brick pavers and benches throughout the downtown area, and establishing a Business Improvement District, also referred to as a Special Improvement District.

Do you have a son who will be in grades 1 to 5 this fall? Then check out . The packs, based at the three elementary schools (, , ), were taking signups and answering questions at the MKM School earlier this week. If you couldn't make it and still want to sign up, contact Berkeley Heights packs directly. Email Carlos Londono (for boys who will be in Hughes School in 2nd grade – Pack 268) Londonoc@att.net, Dan Bernier (for boys who will be in Woodruff School -  Pack 468) homeinthepark1@comcast.net, or Ira Jersey (for boys who will be in Mountain Park School – Pack 368) ijersey@comcast.net.

Mountainside

will commence on Monday, May 28 at 12 p.m. at the Veterans flagpole monument on Constitution Plaza (between the Fire House & Library). Upon conclusion of the opening ceremony, Veterans, Scouts, Rescue Squad, Fire Department, Police, Rotary Club and community groups will parade toward Deerfield School.  The parade will proceed from Constitution Plaza up to Bridle Path to Wood Valley Road to Central Avenue, ending in Deerfield School’s parking lot around 1 p.m.

In a study with national implications, researchers at found that in underserved communities using teachers to screen for autism in preschools and day care centers is . The research, which could fundamentally change the way disadvantaged children are screened for autism, will be presented this week at the International Meeting for Autism Research, or IMFAR, in Toronto.

New Providence

With their Union County Championship finals matchup against Governor Livingston on deck, Wednesday’s matchup against Union Catholic loomed as a trap game for New Providence. There would be no let down in this one though as (3-4, 2B, RBI) . New Providence will face Governor Livingston this Saturday in the Union County Championship Final at Kean University, beginning at 2:30 p.m.

When a New Providence resident wants to have some holiday cheer next December, they should be able to imbibe, thanks to the borough council's formal introduction of an amended Alcoholic Beverages ordinance Monday night. The ordinance clears the way to break away from the borough's Puritan roots and approve the first liquor license in the town founded as Turkey in 1720. Councilman Bob Robinson , which they expect to be announced Dec. 10.

Freshmen, sophomores and juniors at  will each receive an iPad in February 2013, with the . The upgrade is part of a push toward curriculum reform, which began in 2007 and encouraged technology in the classrooms, said Superintendent of Schools David Miceli. The program will cost $378,000 for the first-year implementation, including a $112,000 infrastructure upgrade to improve the servers and bandwidth to control the web speed for the technology.

It’s that time of year again when the weather gets warmer and the days get longer — a clear indicator that the at is coming. . If you haven't made it our to the fair, no worries! It continues today from 1 to 11 p.m. There is something for everyone, no matter what your age — games, rides, raffles, food, crafters, vendors, Giant 50/50, music and much more.

Community Access Unlimited (CAU), a human services agency that supports people with special needs, presented the with the for their service and commitment during the .