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Bordentown Regional School District encourages community to vote on Nov. 3

Bordentown Regional School District encourages residents to vote in the Nov. 3 bond referendum, which includes $86.1 million in proposed improvements and $29.3 million in state aid to help...

No contest in most Allentown, Millstone local races, Upper Freehold

Most municipal and school board races in Allentown, Upper Freehold and Millstone will offer voters little competition in...

New municipal complex nearing completion

Bordentown Township, municipal complex, Municipal Drive, township government, Farnsworth Avenue After years of planning and more than a year...

Flags for Heroes expands for 250th anniversary

The Rotary Club of Robbinsville Hamilton is planning its largest Flags for Heroes display yet, with 250 American...

10 high school football players to watch

BY RASHAD GROVE New Jersey Urban News New Jersey remains a premier talent pipeline, routinely producing game-changing prospects who dominate...

Diwali celebrations at library

Diwali, the festival of lights, falls on Friday, Nov. 1. There are a number of events to celebrate the Hindu holiday scheduled at the...

Traditional Artists Show this weekend

The Traditional Artists Show started in 2010 and is still going strong today. Over the last 14 years the Show has raised over $100,000...

Pre-register for Pre-K through Oct. 21

The Bordentown Regional School District has received Preschool Expansion Aid from the New Jersey Department of Education allowing the district to receive funds to...

Cranbury’s Candidates Night showcase Township Committee candidates

With the November general election fast approaching, Cranbury's Candidates Night gave three Township Committee candidates the chance to answer questions directly from voters and...

‘Washington’s Legacy’: Princeton Battlefield State Park to gain new visitor and education center

The Princeton Battlefield State Park on Mercer Road will gain a new visitor and education center as well as landscaping to restore it to...

Princeton Council approves bond ordinance for Westminster Choir College campus purchase

The Princeton Council has approved a $50 million bond ordinance to pay for the potential acquisition of the former Westminster Choir College campus on...

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