Bordentown News

Take a walk down Farnsworth Avenue in Bordentown, NJ and you will feel as though you stepped back into colonial times.A That is until the crowds descend upon the city's one square mile to kick off summer at the Bordentown street fair.A This year's festival, now in its 34th year was held on May 19th & 20th.

CLINTON - On May 19 at 3:15 p.m., Sergeant Cory Kubinak stopped a vehicle on West Main Street after a random license plate inquiry revealed the registered owner had a suspended license.

A About a month after its ceremonial groundbreaking, Ocean Spray has actually begun to move the earth to prepare its 44-acre site near Schantz Road for a $110 million, 315,000 square feet bottling plant.

Gloria's son, Seth, was born with sickle-cell anemia, a genetic blood disorder, and she suspected Celine had the disease as well.

Has anyone ever come up with an idea nuttier than spending a third of a billion dollars to cross a third of a mile of water? The river is so narrow and so shallow at this point that the bridge can barely be called a bridge.

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When the sun rose on December 1, 1776, morale in the Continental Army was so low, it could have walked under a snake's belly wearing a dusty top hat and none of the dust would have brushed off.

A panel of New Jersey legislators left the Statehouse on Monday to get an up-close look at one of the military's key facilities for assisting service members and their families.

Bayshore Discovery Project is a previous recipient of Historic Site Management Grants funds, used to restore the Bivalve shipping sheds.

BORDENTOWN - Patients who aren't feeling up to par but aren't sick enough to need emergency-room care are now able to see a doctor - without an appointment - at Capital Health's newly opened primary care walk-in office on Farnsworth Avenue.

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Elaine Pagels at Labyrinth Books. Author events for "Visions, Prophecy and Politics in the Book of Revelation." 6 p.m. Free.

Some tech-savvy fifth-graders are learning about what students in other parts of the world are eating, wearing, learning and doing with their free time, all from their desks at the MacFarland Intermediate School.

Warren County student, Jack Sabol of the Green Street School, in Phillipsburg, was recognized recently for being named Outstanding School Safety Patroller of the Year, by AAA Mid-Atlantic's Foundation for Safety and Education.

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All Listings Arts and Entertainment Food and Dining Health and Wellness Home and Gardening Shopping Sports and Recreation Submit Marketplace Listing The Foundation for Bordentown Traditions members are Ed Koenig, Chris Nunn, Larry Denney, Robert Pecht, Bryan Bramley, Katy McGowan, Stephanie Pecht, Mary Barnes and Debbie Kinsley.

Arts Guild New Jersey will present "Prismatic," an exhibit featuring the work of six contemporary artists who make 'color' a primary consideration in their work.

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Prince Sports Inc. sought bankruptcy protection citing as much as $100 million each in assets and debts, and the maker of the first oversize tennis racket plans to change its business model to become more competitive.

All Listings Arts and Entertainment Food and Dining Health and Wellness Home and Gardening Shopping Sports and Recreation Submit Marketplace Listing Celebrate May Day on our 8-mile round trip with the tide from Bordentown Beach to Roebling Park for lunch.