Tag: Bordentown Register News
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Fall House Tour returns to Bordentown this weekend
One of Bordentown’s most celebrated events for more than 40 years returns to the area this weekend. This year’s Fall House Tour event, sponsored by the Bordentown Historical Society, is set to take place on Sept. 21 (rain date Sept. 22) from 1-5 p.m. The event gives participants the opportunity to traverse through Bordentown to…
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Bordentown City woman diagnosed with rare disease combats it with outreach and education
When 30-year-old Christina Kosyla, a Bordentown City resident, was diagnosed with a rare disease in February 2018, she made a decision to not let it get the better of her. Instead, she decided to take action and bring a community together. Kosyla was diagnosed with Desmoid-Type Fibromatosis, a rare soft tissue sarcoma. Desmoid tumors, also…
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New coach will guide youthful Bordentown High football team
The Bordentown Regional High School football team is headed into the 2019 season with a focus on growth while under the direction of a new head coach. Coming into his first year at the helm of the Bordentown football team, Skip Edwards is tasked with the duty of guiding a youthful squad that finished 1-8-1…
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Bordentown High girls’ soccer will rely on experience this season
The Bordentown Regional High School girls’ soccer team will rely on its skilled players to have a bounce-back year for the upcoming season. Coming off of a 2018 season when Bordentown finished 3-7 in the Burlington County Patriot Division and 6-13 overall, coach Dominick Castaldo revealed that he is optimistic this fall. Although Castaldo said…
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New Bordentown school district employees are welcomed into community
When new staff members of the Bordentown Regional School District enter the upcoming school year, their introduction into the district begins not only in the opening week of classes, but in the community. For the past three years, Bordentown school district officials have inaugurated their newest members in the educational community by introducing them to…
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Bordentown Township implements new ‘no knock’ stickers to regulate solicitation
Municipal officials have taken an initiative to stymie peddlers and solicitors from disturbing Bordentown Township residents with the introduction of “no knock” stickers for homeowners. Township officials announced the new initiative on Aug. 27, when they explained that the stickers are available to residents, which are aimed to discourage door-to-door salespeople and solicitors from interrupting…
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Bordentown High boys’ soccer team looks toward 2019 season
Optimism is high once again when the Bordentown Regional High School boys’ soccer team enters this season. Bordentown’s 2018 season came to a close when the Scotties were eliminated from the South Jersey, Group 2 state sectional tournament’s semifinal round by Manasquan High School in double overtime, 1-0. Bordentown finished with a 15-4-3 record and…
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Bordentown Regional High School to upgrade, install safety technology
Bordentown Regional High School is planned to be the benefactor of additional safety enhancements and improvements after the school district received a grant made available through the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders. The grant, which was awarded to multiple high schools in Burlington County, including Bordentown Regional High School, awarded a total amount of…
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Bordentown City officials to hold public meeting for West Street road work
Bordentown City officials have scheduled a public meeting to discuss planned road work for West Street. After municipal officials announced earlier this year that the city received a grant from the state for road paving to be completed on West Street, a public meeting is scheduled for Sept. 4, when residents will be encouraged to…
