Category: Bordentown Register News
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Bordentown City announces small businesses that qualify for grant program
The culmination of the Bordentown City Small Business Grant came into effect on May 11 at the city’s Commission Meeting. Bordentown City Mayor James Lynch announced that 43 small businesses in the community would qualify for the grant to help them during the coronavirus pandemic. “Everything went very well,” the mayor said. “We were able…
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New cases of COVID-19 kept to a minimum in Bordentown
BORDENTOWN – One new case of the novel coronavirus was reported by Bordentown City on May 11, keeping the total at 26 with three deaths. No new cases were reported from Bordentown Township on May 11, keeping the total at 65 with four deaths. Across Burlington County there were 54 new cases reported on…
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LOOSE ENDS 5/15: Cranbury Station Gallery virtual classes ‘help keep it together’
by Pam Hersh The good news is that artist and business entrepreneur Kathy Morolda, the owner of Cranbury Station Gallery (CSG) in Princeton and Monroe, is working full-time virtually to save her business. The really good news is that by doing so, Kathy Morolda is saving the lives of her customers, not just figuratively, but…
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Eating organic foods could have benefits for one’s health
By Michele S. Byers A trip to the supermarket, or to a local farmers market or farm stand, offers a dazzling array of fruits and veggies. Which should you pick? If you are looking for the healthiest choices, head straight for the organic section. Organic foods are those grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers, as…
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Learn about how to handle lung cancer treatment during COVID pandemic
The East Brunswick Public Library’s Lunch ’n’ Learn with the Doctor Series will feature Cancer During COVID: Lung Cancer from noon to 1 p.m. May 15, with Dr. Todd Flannery, radiation oncologist with Princeton Radiation Oncology, and Dr. Michael Nissenblatt, medical oncologist with Regional Cancer Care Associates, Central Jersey. Topics include diagnosing lung cancer, determining…
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NAMI NJ offers webinar in English and Spanish about benefits programs
NAMI NJ (National Alliance on Mental Illness) will offer a webinar from 11 a.m. to noon on May 13 about the federal and state benefits program changes during the COVID-19 emergency. Learn about changes to various programs including Medicare and Medicaid due to the pandemic from speaker Phillip Lubitz. A webinar in Spanish will be…
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Burlington Vicinage announces reduced fee referral program
The Burlington Vicinage, in partnership with the Burlington County Bar Association, will begin a program to help provide legal services for litigants who do not qualify for legal aid or a public defender. The Reduced Fee Referral Program, one of only a handful in the state, will provide legal services to those litigants who…
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No new cases of COVID-19 reported in Bordentown on May 7
BORDENTOWN – No new cases of the novel coronavirus were reported by Bordentown City on May 7, keeping the total at 23 with three deaths. No new cases were reported from Bordentown Township on May 7 either, keeping the total at 65 with three deaths. Across Burlington County there were 141 new cases reported…
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LOOSE ENDS 5/8: The upsides of a virtual gala
By Pam Hersh My friends are worried that the COVID-19 social distancing has made me go off the deep end – into a pool of Cheetos dust. I have proclaimed to them and to anyone who will listen that this social isolation thing is just my cup of tea – and cup of coffee, glass…
