A New Jersey family of four was hospitalized in January after being exposed to carbon monoxide (CO) in their home. The New Jersey Poison Control Center assisted emergency medical teams in treating the family, who were poisoned by fumes from a portable gas generator running in their basement. The adults and children experienced symptoms and […]
Life gets hectic. Between work, family, and that never-ending to-do list, finding time to relax can feel impossible. But sometimes, the best thing you can do is hit pause, take a deep breath, and treat yourself to a little (or a lot of) self-care. And what better way to do that than a spa day? […]
The Bordentown Regional Board of Education is filling a vacancy for a Bordentown City representative. It’s a temporary position running from March 2025 through December 31, 2025. Applications are open, with a firm deadline of 11 AM on March 11, 2025. The Board of Education oversees school district policies, budgets, and programs. Members help make […]
New Jersey Republicans are accusing Gov. Phil Murphy of violating the state constitution by misusing property tax relief funds for projects that do not lower property taxes. They claim that at least $300 million in the current budget was allocated to politically chosen projects instead of being used to lower property taxes for residents. With […]
When a fire destroyed Angie’s Luncheonette in Bordentown last year, many locals wondered if the restaurant would ever return. The popular eatery, known for its breakfast and lunch options, had been a staple in the community for years. While the fire was a major setback, the owners have now announced exciting news. They plan to […]
Trump’s plan to shut down the U.S. Department of Education is causing concern, especially in states like New Jersey, where schools depend on federal money. He says states should have full control over their education systems, but many school officials, teachers, and parents are worried about what this could mean for students. If the department […]
Cathleen Rolston Litvack, known to many as Cate, passed away on February 9, 2025, at the age of 81. A leader and a problem-solver, she worked tirelessly to improve Princeton, New Jersey, and beyond. She left a lasting impact on local government, state politics, land conservation, and historical preservation. She was also a businesswoman, a […]
Harpoon Willy’s has officially opened in Robbinsville, bringing its well-known menu and atmosphere to Mercer County. Located at 2360 Route 33 in Robbinsville Town Center, the new restaurant has the same feel as its Manasquan original but offers more space—6,000 square feet. There’s seating for 300 guests, a 70-seat bar with TVs throughout, and an […]
Roberto Lugo’s Orange and Black exhibition will be on display at the Princeton University Art Museum’s Art@Bainbridge gallery from February 15, 2025, to July 6, 2025. This exhibition pairs Lugo’s contemporary ceramic works with ancient Greek pottery from the museum’s collection. Through this pairing, the exhibition explores how ceramics have been used as storytelling tools […]
Hillsborough Township has made an important decision about its affordable housing obligations. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) had initially calculated that the township needed to provide 565 affordable housing units. However, after reviewing the data, the Township Committee decided to lower this number to 270. This decision was made after analyzing the […]
There’s a party coming up, isn’t there? Maybe you’re celebrating a big birthday, an anniversary, or graduation. Or perhaps it’s simply a time when you want to gather friends and family to laugh, eat, and have a great time. Whatever the occasion is, you want it to be special, right? Well, you’ll be pleased to […]
Princeton Public Schools has partnered with Share My Meals, a local nonprofit, to help families who need food while reducing waste. This program collects extra meals from school cafeterias and delivers them to families in Princeton to prevent surplus prepared meals from being thrown away. As part of the launch, the first pickup happened on […]
The Artists of the Hopewell Tour Des Arts exhibition has been running at Capital Health Medical Center—Hopewell since January 13, 2025, and it continues to draw visitors with its collection of local artwork. This exhibition, organized by the Hopewell Valley Arts Council and Capital Health’s Healing Arts Steering Committee, is part of an 18-year tradition […]
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop has added four more candidates to his growing team for the New Jersey State Assembly. His campaign for governor is bringing in leaders with strong backgrounds in public service. With this latest announcement, he is expanding his efforts to build a team of experienced and community-focused candidates. Bordentown Township Mayor […]
So, what’s the plan for your Valentine’s date? Because winging it is a terrible idea. We’ve all heard the stories, and you may even have some of your own. Restaurants are fully booked. Long wait times. Awkwardly settling for takeout on the couch. Nothing kills romance faster than not having a plan, and your date […]
High School juniors and seniors in Hillsborough can win a $1,000 scholarship by participating in the New Jersey League of Municipalities’ Louis Bay II Future Municipal Leaders Scholarship Competition. This yearly contest allows students to talk about what they love most about their hometown while learning more about how local government works. Mayor John Ciccarelli […]
Cranbury is full of activity as February begins, and there’s a lot to look forward to this month. The cold weather has made perfect ice-skating conditions at Brainerd Lake, and the green flag has been up for five days straight. Because of Jerry and his team at the Department of Public Works, the ice was […]
The Mailbox Business Center in Hillsborough has been recognized with the 2024 VFW Small Business Award, given by Hillsborough Memorial Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 8371. This award recognizes how much they’ve helped veterans and made a positive difference in the local community. The Mailbox Business Center, located at 601 US Highway 206, Ste […]
The race to elect New Jersey’s next governor in 2025 is already heating up, and it’s looking like one of the most crowded and competitive elections the state has seen in years. Governor Phil Murphy can’t run again because of term limits, so New Jersey voters will soon head to the polls to choose a […]
Brunch is a little slice of happiness in the middle of your day, and Hopewell Valley delivers on that front. Maybe you’re in the mood for a quiet café, sipping on a steaming cup of coffee and nibbling on a buttery croissant while watching the world go by. Or maybe you’re ready to turn up […]
The Bordentown Regional High School (BRHS) Junior Class of 2026 is holding a Valentine’s Day-themed t-shirt fundraiser to raise money for their senior year events, such as senior prom, yearbook, and senior breakfast. Thus, it’s a great chance to support the juniors while getting into the Valentine’s Day spirit. The t-shirts have a fun design […]
On January 13, 2025, Heather Cheesman officially became a Commissioner on the Bordentown City Board of Commissioners. This happened after she won the Special Municipal Election held on November 5, 2024. The election was necessary because longtime Commissioner Jim Lynch resigned in March 2024, which left a vacancy on the board. Cheesman has lived in […]
The district made an important announcement during the East Windsor Regional School District (EWRSD) Board of Education meeting on December 9, 2024. Samantha Felicetta, who has been a part of the district for over 15 years, was named the new Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources. This change happened because Erin Servillo, who previously held the […]
The Princeton Public Schools Board of Education recently held its annual reorganization meeting, where members elected new leaders and outlined priorities for the year ahead. At the start of the meeting, three board members were sworn in: Mara Franceschi, who started her second term, and newcomers Ari Meisel and Christopher Santarpio, who will serve for […]
Hopewell Valley Emergency Services has a new Chief, and it’s someone who has worked hard to earn the role. Chief Moore, a firefighter with over 20 years of experience, has been officially sworn in to lead the department. He started his career with the department in 2003 as a Specialist and steadily moved up the […]
Lawrenceville School is finishing its Wellness Week, a special event from January 9 to January 16, 2025. The week focuses on helping students and staff improve their physical and mental health through various activities, workshops, and events. In essence, the goal is to encourage everyone to take care of themselves in a balanced and thoughtful […]
Strange drone sightings have been reported all over New Jersey in the past few weeks. These sightings have been happening in many places, including Sussex, Bergen, and Somerset counties, and no one knows where these drones are coming from or why they’re flying around. On December 12, 2024, at 8:34 PM, Hillsborough police received a […]
The Hillsborough High School Prom Dress Drive is in full swing, and it’s a perfect opportunity to help students while supporting an amazing cause. Organized in partnership with Hillsborough High School’s Project Graduation, the event gives students affordable prom dress options and raises money for Project Graduation, a program that provides a safe and fun […]
Mercer County has secured $2.9 million to build the Great Western Bikeway, a project linking four towns: Lawrence Township, Ewing, Hopewell, and Pennington. The funding is part of the 2024 Regional Transportation Alternatives (RTA) Set Aside Program, which provided $18.7 million for eight projects across New Jersey. The bikeway will create safer, bike-friendly paths for […]
This year, the Sourland Conservancy has reached an amazing milestone by planting 10,000 trees in the Sourland Mountain Region in New Jersey. One of these trees, a special oak, was planted at the Somerset County Sourland Mountain Preserve by Arturo Barrett, a hardworking intern at the Conservancy. Arturo has spent months helping with tree planting, […]
Since it began in 1994, the New Jersey Youth ChalleNGe Academy has helped change the lives of more than 4,500 young people. On December 16, 2024, the academy celebrated its 30th anniversary with the graduation of Class 58. The ceremony was held at the National Guard Armory in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, where 40 cadets proudly […]
Princeton is deciding how to balance its fire department’s future needs with its history and community ties. Recent steps include funding new designs for the firehouse headquarters and discussions about the historic Chestnut Street Firehouse. These plans bring challenges, especially balancing costs, upgrades, and preserving what matters to the town. Last month, the Princeton Council […]
The holidays are here, and with them come the twinkling lights, cozy gatherings, and, of course, the Christmas tree. If you’re like most people, you want your tree to look picture-perfect. But before you grab a flocked tree—that’s the one with fake snow sprayed all over it—let’s talk about why skipping it this year might […]
Lawrence Township is taking steps to decide if its three volunteer fire companies and emergency medical services (EMS) should be combined into one building. If this idea is pursued, the township also wants to determine the best location for a new fire and EMS station. The Lawrence Township Council approved a plan on December 3 […]
Cold weather is moving into the Tampa Bay area, and it will reach extreme temperatures. The National Weather Service has issued a cold weather advisory from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. on Thursday. Temperatures will drop into the low 40s, and wind chills will feel as cold as 34°F. No one should be left out […]
Florida State Representative Susan Valdés, who represents District 64 in Hillsborough County, recently changed her political party from Democrat to Republican. The Florida House of Representatives officially announced this change on Monday, which has sparked considerable attention in Florida politics. Valdés, who has served in the Florida Legislature since 2018, was elected as a Democrat […]
Lawrence Township is about to start a new chapter in its police department. On January 1, 2025, Lt. Kevin Reading, Jr. will become the Interim Police Chief. He’s stepping in as Chief Christopher Longo retires after serving the department for 25 years. This change is much more than passing a title—it’s about honoring a long […]
Bob Fenster and Barbara Borto are the kind of teachers students never forget. They go above and beyond to help their students succeed, leaving a lasting impact that goes way beyond the classroom. At Hillsborough High School, Fenster has been inspiring students for over 30 years, teaching them to think critically and speak confidently. Meanwhile, […]
The Seattle Mariners are looking to improve for 2025, especially at first base, where they struggled last season. Their first basemen ranked in the middle of the league in home runs, slugging percentage, and batting average. Without question, that’s not good enough for a team that wants to contend. Currently, Luke Raley is set to […]
Exciting changes are here: New Jersey has just made it easier for everyone to explore the arts. The new website, JerseyArts.com, is here to help you find all the best things to do in the art world across the state. No matter if you’re into live shows, art exhibits, or concerts, this platform offers events, […]
New Jersey surprised everyone in the 2024 election. A state that’s usually solidly Democratic showed a clear shift to the right. While Donald Trump didn’t win New Jersey, he came closer than anyone expected, and Republicans gained ground in areas that had been blue for decades. Though this shift wasn’t random—it’s the result of real […]
Hurricane Ida left behind a mess—damaged homes, ruined belongings, and people struggling to get back on their feet. But incredibly, in the middle of all that destruction, groups of young people showed up to help. They didn’t solely talk about making a difference; they rolled up their sleeves and got to work. Their efforts, both […]
Hear ye! Hear ye! Join the New Jersey Renaissance Faire for three more weekends. Faire organizers saw thousands of patrons through the spectacular castle gates at the Burlington County Fairgrounds opening weekend. Families experienced live forging demonstrations of swords and axes with “LaForge,” learned the ways of life of Viking settlers with “Clan of the […]
With the 2024 election coming up fast, young Black voters are feeling hopeful yet doubtful. They care about important issues like student debt, climate change, fair wages, and police reform, but many feel like their voices aren’t being heard or acted upon. They’re a generation that wants change, but after years of promises with little […]
Dancing Together: A Ballad is bringing art, stories, and community together in Jersey. Finnish artist Kaarina Kaikkonen, known for turning everyday items into amazing art, teamed up with ArtHouse Jersey for this special project. It started as an outdoor display over Charing Cross in St Helier and is now being changed into an indoor exhibition […]
A mural next to the Bordentown Friend’s Meeting House is showing its age and the Bordentown Historical Society is asking for the public’s help. It was created 47 years ago by Abby Varley, president of the Bordentown Historical Society at the time in 1977. A key part of the historical society’s mission is to preserve […]
The East Orange School District is facing a serious financial problem, which has led to many staff losing their jobs, protests from the community, and involvement from state officials. Due to this financial strain, the school district has a $25 million budget gap, forcing difficult choices that affect students, parents, teachers, and the entire community. […]
The first New Jersey Artificial Intelligence (AI) Summit not only convened business leaders, academics and government officials to foster conversations about AI innovation in New Jersey, but also AI in areas of work force development to health. The summit, which was hosted by Princeton University on campus, in partnership with Gov. Phil Murphy and the […]
Election Day in New Jersey will be on November 5, 2024. All state offices will be closed that day, meaning state employees can vote while the polls open. Some cities, such as Newark, Hoboken, and Long Branch, will also close their offices. Thus, for families with school-aged children, it’s a good idea to check with […]
New Jersey’s got some serious student loan problems, and if you’re paying off loans right now, you’re probably feeling it. A recent study from WalletHub showed that in 2024, New Jersey had the fifth-highest student loan payments in the country. People here pay about $209 monthly for their student loans. And that’s the same as […]
It was a night to remember for Jake Allen and the New Jersey Devils as they took down the Utah Hockey Club 3-0, with Allen pulling off his first shutout for his new team. The Devils are on a roll, and with Allen standing strong between the pipes, the future is looking bright. This game […]
Aaron Rodgers, currently the quarterback for the New York Jets, recently addressed rumors about his former teammate Davante Adams expressing interest in joining him in New York. During a press conference in London, Rodgers was asked about Adams’ possible trade and whether he thought they could reunite. Rodgers made it clear that, while they are […]
October in New Jersey celebrates art, culture, and creativity! This month, the spotlight shines on two major events: Discover Jersey Arts Month and Hoboken Art Month. This year, Governor Phil Murphy officially declared October “Discover Jersey Arts Month.” It’s the perfect time to spotlight New Jersey’s arts scene, which contributes a massive $532.2 million to […]
In a shocking robbery that took place in Edison, four New Jersey men have been arrested after stealing over $500,000 worth of perfume and cologne from a FedEx truck. Armed with guns, the suspects threatened the driver, forcing him to assist in their plan. The incident unfolded on the evening of September 5, around 8:00 […]
On September 25, 2024, Middlesex County hosted a lively event at the well-known State Theatre New Jersey. At the event, Choose New Jersey teamed up with economic development officials from various counties. And they discussed how arts and culture can boost the economy and improve communities. Speakers included Middlesex County Commissioner Director Ronald G. Rios, […]
First Bank, headquartered in Hamilton, New Jersey, is expanding again. This fall, they’re opening new branches in Media, Pennsylvania, and Trenton, New Jersey, continuing their growth just over a year after buying Malvern Bancorp and moving into the Philadelphia suburbs. Both locations were carefully picked for their central roles in their counties: Media is the […]
Ahmed Shehata, a proud Seton Hall University M.B.A. graduate, has just marked a major achievement: he has been officially confirmed as a member of the New Jersey State Board of Education. This is a massive step in his career, and it all started with a nomination from Governor Phil Murphy, with strong support from Senate […]
A “J6 Awards Gala” is set to happen on September 5 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey. The event, organized by the Stand in the Gap Foundation, is aimed at raising money for people who were charged or convicted for their roles in the January 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol riot. Although former […]
The Hunterdon Central Regional High School Board of Education has picked Jessica Cangelosi-Hade as the district’s new superintendent. After a thorough search process, with valuable input from the community, the decision was finalized unanimously at the board meeting on August 19. And on August 24, 2024, Cangelosi-Hade officially started her new role, taking over from […]
As we get closer to November 5th, 2024, when Americans will choose their next president, the race has taken an unexpected turn. Initially, it was set to be a rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. However, following a poor debate performance on June 27th, Biden dropped out and endorsed his Vice President, Kamala Harris, […]
In the heart of Woodbridge, an old bank vault now houses something much more delicious than cash – perfectly aged steaks. Strickland’s Steakhouse is breathing new life into Main Street with its top-notch food while keeping a piece of the town’s history alive. It only makes sense to dive into the story of this unique […]
On April 5, 2024, at 10:23 AM EDT, a seismic event of magnitude 4.8 rattled Tewksbury Township, New Jersey, sending shockwaves through the state and beyond. Tremors from this earthquake were felt in the New York metropolitan area, the Delaware Valley, and even Virginia. Despite its broad impact, the earthquake in NJ caused minimal structural […]
The Union Fire Company recently practiced river rescue skills in the Delaware River on July 9. The Union Fire Company & Rescue Squad in Titusville provides marine services in addition to fire and emergency medical services 24 hours a day for seven days a week.
Chanting “No papers, no fear,” about 40 people gathered on Hinds Plaza outside the Princeton Public Library July 16 to protest a recent raid carried out by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. Three people were arrested by ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations division in the July 10 raid, according to Resistencia en Accion […]
George Norcross, a powerful figure in New Jersey politics, is charged with racketeering and other crimes related to government-issued tax credits. His indictment signals a push for greater transparency and change in the state’s governance. Key Takeaways: George Norcross Indicted on Racketeering Charges George E. Norcross III, a prominent figure in South Jersey politics, has […]
Malik D. Johnston, a former Flemington councilman, is now facing a five-year prison term after pleading guilty to distributing cocaine. His involvement was uncovered during a joint investigation conducted following his arrest. Key Takeaways: Investigation and Arrest of Malik D. Johnston Malik D. Johnston, also known as Pippin J. Folk, aged 48, a former councilman […]
When actress Olivia Munn revealed in March that a breast cancer risk assessment started a path to her doctors detecting an aggressive type of breast cancer, Munn’s story illuminated an important tool women can use to arm themselves in the fight against cancer. The easy-to-complete Tyrer-Cuzick breast cancer risk assessment is an integral part of […]
by Jay Watson, Co-Executive Director, New Jersey Conservation Foundation James Still always wanted to become a doctor, but as a Black child in the 1800s, never had the opportunity to go to medical school. Undeterred, he learned to make botanical extracts from native plants, and studied books on anatomy, physiology, botany and medicine. Still became […]
By Jody Kashden, Ph.D. Change can be hard, no matter your age. But for kids in their tween years, it can be especially difficult as everything seems to be changing all at once — and fast. While many may be able to manage this period successfully with the help of parents and caretakers, some kids […]
by Alison Mitchell, Co-Executive Director, New Jersey Conservation Foundation Interested in saving money on home energy bills? How about helping to fight climate change by reducing your carbon footprint? Or ensuring that the New Jersey communities most affected by environmental pollution get justice and help? If so, the federal Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 […]
The Somerset County Board of County Commissioners adopted its 2024 budget, which Commissioner Director Shanel Y. Robinson described as “fiscally responsible and consistent with our duty to support the needs of our residents and promote economic growth.” The $270.82 million budget increases the surplus, or “fund balance,” by 9%, while reducing the tax rate by 3.9%. After factoring in […]
Burlington, Mercer, Middlesex, and Somerset counties New Jersey Blood Services (NJBS), a division of New York Blood Center, which provides blood for local patients, is looking for a few good volunteers. The blood drive volunteer is an integral member of our team whose tasks include assisting donors with registration and/or at the refreshment area. No […]
Retired U.S. Marine Corps Colonel Walter Conner will lead Hightstown Borough’s Memorial Day parade as its grand marshal when the marchers step off May 27. Conner, who lives in Hightstown Borough, will be front and center of the parade when it kicks off at 9 a.m. The parade starts on Stockton Street near the Grace […]
Unlike Veterans Day where people across the United States thank living veterans, Memorial Day takes on a more somber tone. This Memorial Day weekend Hopewell Valley communities – Hopewell Township, Pennington, and Hopewell Borough – will honor, pay tribute, and mourn fallen military service members and personnel. There will be Memorial Day ceremonies and parades […]
With a snip of the scissors, Homes by TLC, HomeFront and developer Lennar celebrated the completion of a 26-unit apartment building at the Hopewell Parc development May 17. The partnership between the three groups means 26 families, chosen from among 386 applicants for the affordable housing units, will have a place to call home, officials […]
The Watershed Institute has been awarded an American Water Charitable Foundation 2024 Water and Environment grant to expand its StreamWatch Schools Program in diverse communities. “We are grateful to the American Water Charitable Foundation for helping The Watershed Institute expand its StreamWatch Schools program,” said Executive Director Jim Waltman. “StreamWatch Schools is a unique water quality […]
By Samuel J. Greene, M.D. Metastatic liver cancer, also known as secondary liver cancer, occurs when cancer from another part of the body — including the colon — spreads to the liver. In some cases, the tumors in the liver may be able to be surgically removed, but often, when the disease is in an […]
The Princeton Planning Board’s May 23 special meeting to consider 344 Nassau LLC’s application to construct a 15-unit apartment building attached to the historic Joseph Horner House has been canceled. A new date for the public hearing on the developer’s application has not been set. The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission declined to endorse the proposed […]
by Jay Watson, Co-Executive Director, New Jersey Conservation Foundation “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” according to a Chinese proverb. But in the avian world, journeys can last well over a thousand miles – and begin with a flap rather than a step! Each spring, birds known as “neotropical migrants” […]
Burlington County Commissioners have issued a statement on the death of state trooper Marcellus E. Bethea, who was assigned to the Moorestown station and died during training in Ewing on May 5. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer website – which cited a post on X, formerly known as Twitter – Bethea died at state police […]
Princeton University students’ pro-Palestine/anti-Israel encampment came to an end on May 15, less than three weeks after the students began a sit-in protest on April 25. Cannon Green behind Nassau Hall, where the students held their sit-in for 17 of those days, is empty of lawn chairs, umbrellas, tables, signs and posters set up by […]
Get ready to follow Alice down the rabbit hole into a land of wonder at the Burlington County May Faire at Historic Smithville Park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 19. This year will feature a special Alice in Wonderland theme. This is your chance to spend some time with the Mad Hatter, Cheshire […]
In calling for the “preservation” of “half” of New Jersey’s land (https://centraljersey.com/2024/05/06/an-urgent-call-to-preserve-half-of-new-jerseys-land/), Jay Watson and the New Jersey Conservation Foundation are misleading your readers. What they’re including as “preserved land” includes a high portion of playgrounds and sports fields. These are well and good, indeed excellent and much needed, but the article would lead the reader […]
Burlington, Mercer, Middlesex, and Somerset counties New Jersey Blood Services (NJBS), a division of New York Blood Center, which provides blood for local patients, is looking for a few good volunteers. The blood drive volunteer is an integral member of our team whose tasks include assisting donors with registration and/or at the refreshment area. No […]
Hillsborough Township officials are taking a “deep dive” to create a Community Equity and Diversity Profile. Township Planning director David Kois and Samantha Ball, office administrator for the township’s Economic and Business Development and Sustainability Office presented the profile project at a Township Committee meeting on May 14. “This action is very important to do […]
The Princeton Historic Preservation Commission has declined to endorse a proposal to construct a 15-unit apartment building that would be attached to the historic Joseph Horner House at 344 Nassau St. However, the Historic Preservation Commission left open an opportunity for the developer, 344 Nassau LLC, to work with officials to modify the design of […]
The Princeton Council gave final approval to a pair of ordinances to purchase the 90-acre Lanwin Development Corp. property on the Princeton Ridge for $9.1 million. The purchase brings an end to Lanwin Development Corp.’s years-long effort to seek approval to subdivide the land into 29 building lots for single-family homes. Supporters of the purchase […]
Ground has officially broken for the Princeton Plasma Innovation Center (PPIC), a new laboratory facility at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The PPPL, a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) national research laboratory, is managed by Princeton University and has had a focus on fusion energy. The groundbreaking on May 9 marks more than 40 years […]
Housing Initiatives of Princeton (HIP) is seeking donors who have an extra or unneeded car to donate for clients who need one to get to work. HIP helps low-income working families and individuals avoid homelessness by providing transitional housing and temporary rental assistance. It also offers supportive services to help clients get back on their […]
Ford Lambert is your typical toddler. “He’s intelligent, he knows everything, he knows who people are,” Ashley Lambert said of her 3-year-old son. “He’s mouthing, he’s signing. He shows you everything that he wants. “You ask, ‘What do you want?’ He will show you.” Ford was born prematurely and has Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia, a form of […]
It was a host of firsts in Woolsey Park as Hopewell Valley first responders were honored in the inaugural Mayor’s Awards, a newly constructed bandshell officially opened, and the first Cultural Festival took place on May 11. The ceremonies and day included all three Hopewell Valley municipalities – Hopewell Township, Pennington, Hopewell Borough. “I was […]
Retired U.S. Army Colonel Charles J. “Bud” O’Brien will lead the Lawrence Township Memorial Day parade as its grand marshal when the marchers step off May 25, according to Lawrence Township officials. In his role as Memorial Day Parade grand marshal, O’Brien will be front and center of the parade when it kicks off at […]
Princeton High School was named one of three national winners in the 14th annual Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition earning a $100,000 prize package for its efforts. The Princeton High School students Mayda Jiguan, Sofia Son and Hayah Mian won the award for developing an AI (Artificial Intelligence)-powered robotic stuffed animal that helped preserve some […]
Over 150 bikes were donated from all over the county and surrounding area as Mercer County’s Park Commission and Planning Department hosted their fourth annual Bike Drive for the benefit of the Mercer County Bike Exchange (BEX) and Boys & Girls Club (BGC). BEX is a volunteer-run organization whose primary objective is to raise funds that support after-school programs […]
Connecting through a call several years ago, George’s Garage & Towing and the Friends of Solo Foundation forged a relationship that has helped provide K-9 body armor vests to local police departments. Jim Wiater is the president and founder of Friends of Solo Foundation, a New Jersey based nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting K-9 officers […]
By Jamison S. Jaffe, DO When it comes to treatment for prostate cancer, men have a range of options, from active surveillance to radiation to surgery, just to name a few. Which approach to choose is a highly personal decision that should consider not only the diagnosis, but your overall health, lifestyle and values. If […]
by Alison Mitchell, Co-Executive Director, New Jersey Conservation Foundation If you’re near a pond, stream, or marsh on a warm day, you may notice quick-flying insects skimming across the water or swooping and darting through the air. When they alight, you may be dazzled by their brightly-colored bodies and double sets of lacy wings. They’re […]
Mayor Janice S. Mironov recognized the elementary school winners of the East Windsor Township Earth Day Recycling Poster Contest at a recent Council meeting. The theme of the poster is to promote any or all of the “4 R’s” of the East Windsor Township Recycling Program Logo, which are: Winners from Grades K-2 and Grades […]
