Glen Gardner News

Preston "Frank" Cryan died on Monday, June 29, 2009 at Warren Hospital in Phillipsburg.

The following local collegians have been listed by their deans or presidents for achieving high marks for the spring semester, unless otherwise noted.

The school districts in such New Jersey boroughs such as Rocky Hill, Millstone and Glen Gardner will be history by the time schools open in fall 2010 under a bill signed by the governor Tuesday.

The engines whooped, the aerial trucks ripped the heavy air with blats from their industrial horns, and hundreds of sets of lights whipped and blinked at the crowd lining each side of Belvidere Avenue and Broad Street during Saturday's Washington Celebrates America Parade.

Thank goodness for granddads: John Brobst, of Bangor, waits out the rain as his granddaughter, Grace Glester, also of Bangor, sits atop his shoulders during the parade.

At least four towns in Hunterdon County have signaled their intent to withdraw from the North Hunterdon Municipal Court, a joint court serving eight towns and the largest in the state in terms of how many towns participate.

A diverse and talented group of 17 Hunterdon County high school seniors has been awarded college scholarships by the Jennie M. Haver Memorial Scholarship Fund.

The finale of a benefit for children's cancer research will take place Saturday at Voorhees High School.

In an effort to make its Summer Theatre Camp, S.T.A.G.E. more accessible and affordable, InZane Productions has restructured this year's program.

Members of the Adult Read Hebrew class of the Jewish Center of Northwest Jersey in Warren County celebrated the completion of their second year of study.

Hackettstown's American Legion is having a Memorial Day parade beginning at 10 a.m. Monday on Grand Avenue, across from the post office.

As we celebrate Memorial Day, the Veterans of Foreign Wars motto of "Honoring The Dead By Helping The Living" is even more appropriate for those of us who serve America's veterans.

The following people graduated Saturday from Warren County Community College. They are members of the Washington Township school's largest class ever.

In almost 75 years of business, few things at Gem Vacuum ever were done by the book.

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ZIPPING THROUGH ROWAN UNIVERSITY is Thomas Grochowicz, who even managed to hold down a part-time job during his two undergraduate years.

A third generation farm here will be showing off the alpaca lifestyle this weekend.

A 19-year-old Hampton man suffered severe leg injuries after being thrown from his motorcycle and dragged by a truck Monday afternoon at the intersection of Glen Manor Drive and Route 31 in Glen Gardner Borough, police said.

Two years after he entered Rowan University, Thomas Grochowicz - barely 20 - is leaving the South Jersey school.

Two women allegedly took advantage of a common friend and stole money, jewelry and a store credit card from a Fox Hollow Road woman over two days in March.