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Woman injured after tractor-trailer strikes disabled car
ALLAMUCHY--A 39 year-old woman was injured before dawn Thursday after a tractor trailer hit her disabled vehicle on the side of Route 80 West, knocking the car into her, state police said.
Hackettstown, Independence, Mansfield studying opportunity for police department merger
Independence Township has joined an effort to form a new regional police department in northeastern Warren County.
Cops: Driver was drunk, texting before crash into utility pole
HACKETTSTOWN--A man who was allegedly driving drunk and texting crashed head on into a utility pole on Grand Avenue on Thursday night, police said.
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Neighbors of Washington Township, N.J., Police Department like what they see
The revamped Washington Township, N.J., Police Department shows that shared services can work, Hackettstown Administrator William Kuster said.
Centenary College president to meet with alumni
HACKETTSTOWN -- Centenary College will hold events in Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania to introduce new President Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite to alumni.
N.J. school districts need emergency aid
At a recent Phillipsburg Board of Education meeting the business administrator told the board about a "rumor" that the district might lose about $4.5 million in state aid.
Hackettstown man files discrimination suit against Home Depot
A Hackettstown man claims he was the victim of racial and religious discrimination while working in a Morris County Home Depot store, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in state Superior Court.
Photo by Daniel Freel/New Jersey Herald A rainbow is seen in the sky over Newton Monday, following the daya s rainstorm.
Project Homeless Connect events scheduled in Phillipsburg, Hackettstown, Flemington
In its first full year in operation, the Warren County Interfaith Hospitality Network provided roughly 2,600 nights of shelter in 2009 for homeless families and children.
White is the new black in kitchens
Shades of whites and off-whites will be the most common kitchen colors in 2010, while brown, beige and bone hues will also be popular, according to a survey just released by the National Kitchen & Bath Association.
Wrestling Hackettstown vs. Warren Hills.
Wrestling Hackettstown vs. Warren Hills. Added by Robert Sciarrino/The Star-Ledger on January 23, 2010 at 5:58 PM In the 135 pound match Matt Schuebal, right form Warren Hills tries to pull Hackettstown's Robert Napalitano back into the circle during the North Warren wrestling tri-meet. Blairstown, NJ 1/23/10 Robert Sciarrino/The Star-Ledger This ...
Warren County man, 20, jailed on charges he sexually assaulted girl under age 16, authorities say
A 20-year-old Hackettstown area man was arrested today for having sex with a girl less than 16 years old, according to the Warren County Prosecutor's Office .
Acting Governor Urges New Jerseyans to Help Haiti's Earthquake Victims
Acting Governor Stephen M. Sweeney today called upon all New Jerseyans to do what they can to help in the international response effort to yesterday's deadly earthquake in Haiti.
Local help in Haiti quake aftermath includes an eyewitness
A man with ties to Mullica Hill doing missionary work in Haiti has let his family know he is safe and working with residents following the devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake that tore through the country on Tuesday.
Volunteers from Hackettstown church reflect on Haiti earthquake ordeal
Becca Stiner, right, watches intently for her mother Kate Stiner as family and friends wait for members of a church group from Trinity United Methodist Church in Hackettstown to return from Haiti.
Hackettstown church to dedicate service today to safe return of mission group from Haiti
Staff and Wire Reports HACKETTSTOWN - Trinity United Methodist Church will dedicate its worship services today "to praise, prayer and testimony surrounding the Haiti mission and return of our team." A 15-member mission group from the church had been housed in Port-au-Prince the night before the earthquake and returned home early Friday after ...
'Total devastation' witnessed by Hackettstown church group, now home safe from mission to Haiti
Members of a Hackettstown church on a humanitarian mission to Haiti were in an open field playing ball with children from an orphanage Tuesday when an explosion roared and they felt the ground shake.
NJ Student, Church Groups In Haiti Safe
Share + Jan 14, 2010 10:49 am US/Eastern HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. 1 of 5 Haitians walk past damaged buildings on Jan.
Members of a Hackettstown church--- welcoming home a 15 member-group...
Members of a Hackettstown church--- welcoming home a 15 member-group that was in the island nation of Haiti doing aid work when Tuesday's devastating earthquake struck.
NAI Hanson Completes 2,400 SF Office Purchase in Hackettstown, N.J.
"Today's real estate market is challenging, but there are excellent deals at affordable price points that are widely available to both lessees and buyers," said Vindigni.

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