The township of Millburn-Short Hills is a very popular place for potential new homeowners to look. Millburn-Short Hills is renowned for its top ranking public school district, the close proximity to Manhattan and strong property values. Despite its reputation as a very affluent town, Millburn-Short Hills also boasts a small town, neighborly feel and has a long history of community service, the foundation of which starts with its youngest residents.
Several members of the Millburn High School band gave a performance for senior citizens at the annual intergenerational winter party. Alex Sugarman and Kelly Blumenthal were involved in the Band performance and were featured in the local paper for their sincere efforts. Along with Sugarman and Blumenthal were members of Students Offering Service after the party: Ashley Shepard, Robert Vaters, Dan Griffith and Angela Hou. The gathering was held in conjunction with the Township Senior Citizens Coordinator's office. It took place in the high school cafeteria on Thursday, February 12, 2009.
Millburn-Short Hills students work hard both scholastically and for the good of the community benefitting all residents. Perhaps the township's most valuable feature for newcomers is the opportunity to be part of a vibrant, genuine and hard working community.
Blog provided by Shannon Aronson a Keller-Williams top Short Hills/Millburn Real Estate agent.
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