By: Stephanie Prokop    BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP—John Carter, a former Bordentown Township police officer, is appealing a decision made recently by the state Supreme Court to uphold his firing in 2004.    Mr. Carter said Wednesday he filed an appeal last week with the court asking for reconsideration.    In June, the state Supreme Court reversed last year’s Appellate…

By: Cara Latham    MILLSTONE — School officials Monday told more than 50 parents — some of whom were very angry — ‘about the possibility that students attending private schools might not have transportation during the first week of the school year.    The news comes as school officials try to find a solution to the private…

Babe Ruth 13’s leave for Virginia to compete in World Series. By: Tim Falls    Most teams are done by now.    Most teams were done weeks ago.    It’s rare for a baseball team that started playing before July to still take the field late in August. The Hopewell 13-year-old Babe Ruth baseball players are a rare…

From the Aug. 16 edition Mary Ann Moeller    EWING TOWNSHIP – Mary Ann Moeller, 75, died Saturday in the St. Francis Medical Center. Born in Trenton and a lifelong area resident, Mrs. Moeller was a retired principal clerk typist employed by the State of New Jersey Police in West Trenton in the R & I…

By: John Fabiano Allentown, N.J. its Rise and Progress (Part 47)    The following early history of the "Brick Store," located at 18 S. Main St., adjacent to the Library, is from C.R. Hutchinson’s "Allentown, Its Rise and Progress."     May 1, 1821, Josiah Woodward, Samuel Cooke Newell and James S. Lawrence, all of the township…