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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 No one knows this better than the Friends of the Ewing Library, and that's why they work to keep the library programs going.

Students launch a "rocket" they constructed as a team during a workshop at "teentech 2012 - Connecting Girls and Technology" held at The College of New Jersey in Ewing, New Jersey, on Wednesday, May 23, 2012.

Locals and visitor packed the boards and beaches to celebrate Memorial Day weekend, and that increased traffic at the shore meant increased business for shops on the boardwalk.

It's a pretty easy concept. Even a toddler can do it. And 3-year-old twins Declan and Liam Williams seemed a bit anxious to get their chance.A On a wonderfully warm afternoon, the bouncing boys, along with their parents Karen and Brendan, were patrons at YogoMix A on Main Street,A where they were setting up a birthday bash for their daughter ... (more)

Between May 15-20, troopers stationed at Parx Casino reported the following incidents: On May 15 at 9:15 p.m., state police said Thomas Murtha, 53, of Levittown, created a disturbance and exhibited fighting behavior towards a 73-year-old casino security guard from Bensalem.

A man who claims his right to a speedy trial was violated has lost an appeal to have the indictment dismissed.

Instructor Phil Capasso, 2nd from right, leads a workshop called "I Love Shoes" where students design and manufacture their own footware, at a day of hands-on workshops billed as "teentech 2012 - Connecting Girls and Technology" held at The College of New Jersey in Ewing, New Jersey, on Wednesday, May 23, 2012.

A FINE BALANCE: This Sunday vista on Scudder Plaza adjacent to the Woodrow Wilson School has a formal balance that the plaza's architect Minoru Yamasaki might have admired and that makes an interesting frame for the brilliant chaos of James Fitzgerald's "Fountain of Freedom" Area recipients of grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities ... (more)

For people stuck in the hospital, battling illness or injury, the days of the week can merge in a bleak blur.

EWING - Ewing police are investigating after a bomb was set off in the parking lot of an adult day care center last night.

EWING - A Trenton man was punched, kicked, and robbed after stepping inside a Ewing fried chicken restaurant in a crime that was reported last week., police said today.

Most of you underestimate the number of calories you eat - and I must say it's not easy to figure... Support for the idea that humans evolved from lower forms of life stands at 51 percent in New Jersey, according to a new Monmouth University/Asbury Park Press Poll.

All Listings Arts and Entertainment Food and Dining Health and Wellness Home and Gardening Shopping Sports and Recreation Submit Marketplace Listing Comedian Eric Lyden, a Ewing native, will return to town May 18 to raise funds for the Class of 2015.

Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Learn to preserve your bone health, mobility and independence with national experts for National Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month and National Senior Health & Fitness Day.

All Listings Arts and Entertainment Food and Dining Health and Wellness Home and Gardening Shopping Sports and Recreation Submit Marketplace Listing Tags: Bordentown , cancer research , Ewing , Hamilton , Hopewell , Lawrence , Lawrence Township , Princeton , Relay for Life , Robbinsville , Trenton , walking for a cure Mary Russo and John Menteleone ... (more)

Friends of the Ewing Library put on an annual book sale to support the library. The event is always well attended, like last year's, shown in this photo.

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.

MERCER COUNTY : Graduation ceremonies this morning at Rider University in Lawrence and The College of New Jersey in Ewing are expected to draw thousands of students, families and friends to those Mercer County campuses and could cause major traffic delays.

EWING -- Dressed in black gowns and traditional mortarboard caps, graduates from The College of New Jersey celebrated their new degrees at this morning's graduation ceremony in Ewing.

Will Haduch a graduating senior from Somerville, eats ice cream at The College of New Jersey senior week on the Ewing campus on Thursday, May 10, 2012.