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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...

Dance for the Cure brings breast cancer awareness in ‘creative and fanciful’ ways

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Dance for the Cure is bringing awareness in many creative and fanciful ways throughout Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex...

Construction on academic commons, main office nearing completion

Construction is progressing along on the Cranbury School's new academic commons and main office. The school administration and school board estimate that construction will...

‘We understand’: Princeton Council moves ahead to purchase Westminster Choir College campus

The Princeton Council is moving ahead with its plans to acquire the former Westminster Choir College campus on Walnut Lane, opposite Princeton High School. The...

‘No small feat’: Lawrence Township Public Schools certified as high-performing school district

The Lawrence Township Public Schools has been certified as a high-performing district by the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) Every three years, school districts...

Contract awarded for Anne Demarais Nature Center improvements

The Anne Demarais Nature Center, formerly known as the Lawrence Nature Center, is in line for some improvements. The Lawrence Township Council awarded a contract...

Planning Board approves new development for Princeton Pike office park

The Lawrence Township Planning Board gave the green light for the redevelopment of a portion of the Princeton Pike Office Park at 3131 Princeton...

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