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First "Only NJ" Championship, March 20-21
On March 20th and 21st, the Dean Of Chess Academy will be hosting the First "Only New Jersey" Championship .
Commuting: Fares are going up, but what are you going to do?
Starting May 1, Terence McKenna will be paying an additional $82 per month to ride the train between Dover and Manhattan under NJ Transit's proposed 25 percent fare increase.
Centenary Mini-Blues Festival kicks off Friday night in Hackettstown
Hackettstown will be singing the blues this weekend. Eight different blues-oriented performers will take the stage Friday and Saturday at Centenary College and other venues around Hackettstown in the first Centenary Mini-Blues Festival.
Independence Township man charged with sexual assault
An Independence Township man already charged with pointing a gun at one woman and having sexual contact with another now faces charges linked to a third alleged victim, court records show.
Five Questions: Hackettstown blues bassist Niles Terrat starting international tour at home
Learn about the Irish at Centenary College in Hackettstown
HACKETTSTOWN -- Centenary College will mark St. Patrick's Day with a lecture by Professor Breandan Mac Suibne entitled, 'One Day the World Will Break Your Heart? The Irish in America'' at 7 p.m., March 10 in the Front Parlours of the Edward W. Seay Administration Building.
The words rock 'n' roll and Sunday Mass usually don't appear in the same sentence.
Brian Hamman of Jackson pins Tyler Kozimor of Hackettstown, preliminaries 103
Jacksona s Brian Hamman defeated Tyler Kozimor of Hackettstown via pin in 2:32 in the preliminary round of the New Jersey State Wrestling tournament held in Atlantic City.
MORRIS PLAINS - Alison Ash of Hackettstown announces the engagement of her daughter, Kathryn Ash of Morris Plains, to Stephen Pope of Pine Brook.
Hackettstown, Phillipsburg and Warren Hills each advance three wrestlers in NJSIAA postseason
Warren Hills' Jon Slack tries to break down Phillipburg's Ryan Fazzi during the heavyweight championshipat the Region 1 wrestling tournament in Walkill Valley.
Book signings, readings planned at Centenary in Hackettstown
HACKETTSOWN -- Mark Doty, Centenary College's 2009-2010 Gates-Ferry Distinguished Visiting Lecturer and winner of the 2008 National Book Award, will read from his current work at 8 p.m., March 9 in the Little Theatre located in the Edward W. Seay Administration Building.
Snow plow bursts into flames in Mount Olive
Winter is cheerleading season, as teams compete at regional events building up to the InterNational Championship in Orlando, March 19-21. The groups, known as all-stars, are not affiliated with schools but with gyms, places where young women perfect their tumbling skills and work on perfect pyramids.
NJ trooper injured in weather-related crash in Hackettstown
HACKETTSTOWN - A state police trooper suffered minor injuries after he lost control on an ice-covered road and slid into a telephone pole Thursday night, authorities said.
Suspension 101:Does Yours Need Rebuilding?
One of the many attributes that Pontiac owners enjoy is superb driving dynamics.
Hackettstown St. Patrick's Day parade is on for March 14
The Hackettstown Business Improvement District is offering apparel and a banquet in advance of the town's second annual St.
Franklin Township, Warren County, firefighters proposed merger of...
The impetus to combine two township fire companies at the end of the month came from the volunteer firefighters, say company and township officials.
Steven Cannon of Tewksbury Township and Ashley Ricker of Lebanon Township are engaged
Dr. Frank and Linda Ricker of Lebanon Township announce the engagement of their daughter Ashley Laurel to Steven William Cannon of Tewksbury Township.
Remembering Jersey musician C.T. Tucker
C.T. Tucker retired from being a full-time musician in 1990, he opened a Long Valley eatery called Tucker's Breakfast King.
Two Hackettstown men charged with assault, robbery of patron outside Roxbury go-go bar
A Clinton man was beaten and robbed of $3,400 of cash and jewelry Saturday outside of the Smiles Go-Go Bar after he confronted a couple of men spitting on his friend's Ferrari, police said.
'Nanny Diaries' authors return to Hackettstown
HACKETTSTOWN - The New York Times best-selling authors of "The Nanny Diaries," will return to Centenary College March 24 to speak in the George H. Whitney Chapel in the Edward W. Seay Administration Building.
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