Author: Central Jersey

  • Pipeline means more than 2K construction jobs

    Gregory Lalevee, business manager, IUOE Local 825 We strongly support the proposed PennEast pipeline, which will meet the demand for affordable natural gas for millions of New Jersey residents and create 2,000 jobs along the way. As the Operating Engineers Local 825, we know the pipeline supporters, we are confident how well this pipeline will…

  • HAMILTON: Mayor rededicates veterans memorial

    HAMILTON: Mayor rededicates veterans memorial

    Hamilton Township Mayor Kelly Yaede and members of the Hamilton Township Patriotic Committee stand in front of a World War II era memorial that was officially rededicated on Nov. 10 following the township’s efforts to restore the monument.  Courtesy photo

  • HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: Man faces several charges in stabbing case

    HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP: Man faces several charges in stabbing case

    Knife assault report takes police to Denow apartment complex Corey D, Mitchell, 35, of 725 Denow Road, Hopewell Township, has been charged with attempted murder, unlawful possession of a weapon and possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose by Hopewell Township police Detective Frank Tulko, according to Hopewell Township police Chief Lance D. Maloney.…

  • LAWRENCE: Calendar

    Thurs., Nov. 13 Poetry Circle at 7 p.m. at the Lawrence Headquarters Branch Library, 2751 Brunswick Pike. British poet William Blake (1757–1827) went largely unrecognized during his lifetime, but is now considered a seminal poet of the Romantic Age. Seating is limited, call 609-989-6920 or email [email protected] to reserve your space. Sat., Nov. 15 Come…

  • WEST AMWELL: PennEast pipeline is focus of open house

    On Nov. 13, there will be a PennEast Pipeline open house at South Hunterdon Regional High School in West Amwell, The session will run from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the high school’s gymnasium (301 Mt. Airy-Harbourton Road, Lambertville). This will be the only local opportunity to meet with PennEast in a forum like this. PennEast is…

  • BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP: Bottom Dollar to close stores

    By Amy Batista, Special Writer Bottom Dollar Food Store group announced last week it is selling its 66 locations. “This decision was difficult given the impact on our associates, customers and communities in which we operate,” said Gene Faller, vice president of retail operations for Bottom Dollar Food in a press statement. “We want to…

  • ART IN THE EVERYDAY

    As the Stampede public art exhibit helped to unveil, Hopewell Valley is rich with talent and interest in the arts. The Hopewell Valley Arts Council was thrilled to see how the community engaged with the oxen, but even more excited to witness its creativity at work — in selfies, photo albums and momentos, dress-like-the ox…

  • Kean University Recognizes Physical Therapy Month by Educating Community on Lou Gehrig’s Disease

    Kean University Recognizes Physical Therapy Month by Educating Community on Lou Gehrig’s Disease

    By Yankee Public Relations Event Includes $40,000 Check Presentation to The ALS Association and Screening of HARK’s Documentary, “Hope on the Horizon” UNION – Building on its tradition of community service, Kean University recognized Physical Therapy Month by supporting two local ALS charities. First, Kean and Barnes & Noble College presented the ALS Association Greater…

  • HILLSBOROUGH: Jr. Raider teams to play for titles

    HILLSBOROUGH: Jr. Raider teams to play for titles

    Two Jr. Raiders teams advanced to Junior Skyland Football Conference championship games this Saturday with victories on the weekend. Grades 5-6 (JV Skylands Division) The Jr. Raiders advanced to the JSFC final by defeating Watchung Hills, 29-13, at Watchung High School. The Jr. Raiders were led by Thomas Amankwaa, who scored four touchdowns. Ryan Vierbuchen…