CoronaVirus

Hopewell Township not immune to increased cases of COVID-19

COVID-19 cases are increasing once again in Hopewell Township and throughout the state. Township Health Officer Dawn Marling warned the public and Hopewell Township Committee members on May 16 that...

Princeton schools reinstate mask requirement amid rise in COVID cases

Citing an increase in positive COVID-19 cases, Princeton Public Schools students are being required to wear face masks...

Health Department continues to help administer second booster doses to those who are eligible

Individuals 50 years old or older and those who are immunocompromised have been able to receive a second...

Local pharmacies accused of violations in sale of COVID-19 tests

The Division of Consumer Affairs has imposed penalties against four pharmacies for alleged consumer protection violations in the...

Opinion: Teens should make own determination of vaccine status

Earlier this year, I participated in a high school extracurricular event. Like most events, a COVID-19 vaccination and...

CoronaVirus

Lawrence Town Hall remains closed to the public

The Lawrence Township Municipal Building will remain closed to the public at least through October, despite neighboring Hamilton Township officials' decision to open their...

Donor anonymously contributes to Princeton schools; will assist with technology, childcare costs

Aiming to help close the digital divide and help with childcare costs, an anonymous donor has contributed $249,000 to the Princeton Public Schools, Interim...

Hopewell Township to decide on additional food trucks at Rosedale Mills in October

Hopewell Township Committee members will make a decision next month on whether three food truck businesses can operate at the Rosedale Mills property. When the...

COVID-19 lockdown inspires MCVTS student to create STEM tutoring program

EDISON - A 16-year-old from Edison has used his energy, creativity and penchant for public service to develop a tutoring program that has now...

South Brunswick sees first double-digit rise in COVID cases since June, presumably due to college students

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - For the first time since June 14, South Brunswick has seen its weekly positive cases of COVID-19 in the double digits,...

Edison new COVID-19 cases include a three-year-old child, Talmadge Road at the Northeast Corridor Train Underpass will be closed Sept. 15

EDISON - Edison officials reported seven new COVID-19 cases, which brings the total number of cases to 2,128, according to the Edison Office of...

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TADA! Youth Theater Presents Common Ground April 20 through May 11


"Down the Shore" in Asbury Park Photography Class

"Down the Shore" in Asbury Park Photography Class


Apple Montessori Hillsborough Grand Opening & Spring Festival

Apple Montessori Hillsborough Grand Opening & Spring Festival


Leonard J. Buck Garden to Host Spring Plant Sale on April 27 and 28

Leonard J. Buck Garden to Host Spring Plant Sale on April 27 and 28


South Jersey Arts Fest

South Jersey Arts Fest