Franklin Park News

A township man who is accused of robbing a taxi driver dropped a traffic ticket with his name on it by the robbery, leading police to his arrest, authorities said today.

SOME restaurants succeed because their food is just what the menu promises. At the Vietnamese restaurant Pho 99 , the delight is in the little surprises left unmentioned.

In this June 2009 file photo, Laurie Duddy gets a hug from one of her twins, Tommy, as her other son, Alex, works on his writing.

Local Kiddie Academy child care learning center promotes community involvement by hosting event.

Mr. and Mrs. Wolff Honey and Sandy Wolff celebrated their 55th anniversary on July 11.

New Jersey became the 15th state today to enact a law requiring insurance companies to cover the screening and therapeutic treatment for children up to age 21 who are diagnosed with autism and other developmental disabilities.

A township man is in Somerset County Jail in lieu of $300,000 bail after his arrest Monday night on a first-degree attempted murder charge.

Authorities are searching for a Franklin man as part of their investigation into the stabbing of a New Brunswick man in Franklin Township early Monday morning, said Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne Forrest today.

Authorities said Monday afternoon that they were seeking a person of interest in connection with a stabbing earlier in the day in the township's Franklin Park section.

Address of business: Eugenia Choi had envisioned a career in advertising. 'When you are younger, you want to have a career in the city, do all that,' said the 25-year-old resident of the Franklin Park section of South Brunswick.

DRUG POSSESSION. Daniel M. Ligon, 27, of Franklin Park, N.J. was charged Thursday with possession of marijuana, the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office said.

Stephanie Duckworth-Elliott is enjoying the book tour she's on to promote her new children's book, 'Poneasequa, Goddess of the Waters.' But her favorite stop on the journey was a recent book signing at Barnes & Noble in North Brunswick, where a portion of the proceeds would benefit Sampson G. Smith School in Franklin.

Address of business Bipin Patel, born 51 years ago in Nadiad in the Indian state of Gujarat, took his first step toward becoming a quintessential American entrepreneur five years after he came to the Sates, alone, at the age of 25 and bought his first retail property - Hillside Cut-Rate, "a variety store in the 100-percent American community of ...

Just in case you cannot make it to one of the Indian Restaurants on Oak Tree Road in Edison NJ or Iselin NJ.

Amen Soliman drives a hard bargain. Whether he's doing business with a mattress store manager or a mechanic, Soliman will haggle for a lower price.