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Continue reading "Grant will fund work on Lambertville's South Franklin Street"
A study on "traffic calming" and road changes aimed at improving safety and slowing traffic on South Franklin Street will be funded by a $104,800 Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission grant.
Mo' Chicken Blues will fund Lambertville church's community lunches
The Community Kitchen of The Centenary United Methodist Church is presenting a benefit dinner and blues concert titled "Mo' Chicken Blues" on Saturday, July 18 beginning at 5 p.m. with a barbecued chicken dinner served in the church fellowship hall until 7:30. A full traditional barbecued chicken menu is planned and will be served family style, ...
Four great ways to celebrate the Fourth
Oh say can you see - four ways to celebrate the Fourth of July? Read on, patriotic friend, as we explore four ways across New Jersey to salute America - with fireworks, parades, historical sites and the movies.
John Joseph 'Buck' Foran of Lambertville
John Joseph "Buck" Foran died at his home on Sunday, June 28, 2009 surrounded by his loving family.
Dr. Mooney Leaves Phillips-Barber Clinic In Lambertville
Kevin Mooney, M.D., family practice physician at Phillips-Barber Family Health Center in Lambertville discusses a chart with Elizabeth Koorie, M.D. After, 26 years, Dr.
Jennie Haver Scholarships - 17 Hunterdon County Students Will Share $68,000
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.
Newly Opened Greene Street Consignment Offers Bargains on Previously-Owned Clothes
Recycling is one of the best things we can do for the environment, and this is true in clothing as well as in so many other areas.
Pilot Sees Graduation From Iraq: 2-Way Video Gives West Amwell Girl Face Time With Dad
Blackhawk pilot Tim Lelie couldn't leave the war zone, so his daughter Lauren's sixth-grade promotion ceremony came to him online, thanks to Skype.
Fish Head: Invasive Flathead Catfish found in New Jersey
The NJ DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife has verified a 5.5 pound, 20-inch Flathead Catfish was caught in the Delaware River at the Firemana s Hole, Lambertville, on June 10, 2009.
Wellington Frank Silvia, lived in Raritan Township
Wellington Frank Silvia peacefully left this life on a beautiful late-spring evening, June 9, 2009.
Restaurants honoring 175th anniversary of D&R Canal
Twelve restaurants along the Delaware & Raritan Canal, from Stockton to South Bound Brook, are honoring the 175th anniversary of the canal by donating 15 percent of the cost of dinners ordered by special ID-bearing canal lovers on Thursday, June 25, Tuesday, July 7, and Thursday, July 23.
Drunken Lambertville man charged with climbing into parked police car
An intoxicated city resident was arrested Sunday after attempting to enter a marked patrol car, police said.
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Klettke re-elected in New Jersey
New Jersey June 4-6 Swedesboro, N.J. Elected: Rev. William R. Klettke , Wrightstown, N.J., president, fourth term, fir st ballot.
Where it's always a banner year
Every day is Flag Day in Lambertville, a Delaware River town that wears its patriotism on its sleeves and on its porches.
Hunterdon chamber Mayor's Dinner set for Wednesday
The Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce will hold the 4th annual Mayor's Dinner, "Honoring Hunterdon's Mayors," at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 10 at The Inn at Lambertville Station, 11 Bridge Street.
Hidden Gardens of Lambertville Tour Saturday, June 13 * 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM * Downtown Lambertville * Bridge St., Lambertville, NJ Rummage Sale Friday, June 12 * 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM * St.
Old Ink - From The June 4, 2009 Edition Of The Hunterdon County Democrat
Some 2,000 persons were present for the ceremonies, and the parade was the finest this town has ever enjoyed.
Continue reading "Nine Hunterdon County towns want to be Sustainable Jersey certified"
Representatives of Sustainable Jersey released the list of the first 187 municipalities to register to become Sustainable Jersey certified, including nine in Hunterdon County.
Couple bring 'Gifts' to film festival
Making a movie isn't easy. Just ask Lee and Neil Selden of Highland Park, who will show their debut film, "Final Gifts," Sunday, June 14, as part of the New Jersey International Film Festival's Summer 2009 program.
WARRANT ARREST, 7:30 p.m. May 27: Police said Matthew Derago, 31, of Philadelphia was arrested on an outstanding warrant.
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