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Girl hit by car while crossing Bridge Street in Lambertville
A 17-year-old girl was struck by a car as she was walking across the intersection of Route 29 and Bridge Street on Friday, May 25.
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Artspan and The Discerning Eye Announce a Strategic Partnership
Lambertville, NJ and London, U.K., May 30, 2012 -- Artspan , an online art destination and leading provider of artist websites, announces the establishment of a strategic partnership with The Discerning Eye, a U.K. based arts charity dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation for the visual arts.
Helicopter flyover above New Hope-Lambertville Toll Bridge rescheduled for Thursday
Unfavorable weather conditions have postponed today's scheduled flyover of a camera-equipped helicopter over the New Hope-Lambertville Toll Bridge, bridge officials announced.
Lambertville's Marhaba Middle East Restaurant concentrates on the food
It's fortunate to find a Middle Eastern restaurant in the suburbs that only has belly dancing one night a week.
Hunterdon County sheriff's officers make several arrests for non-support
On May 14, at 4 p.m., Christian Wade IV of Tewksbury Township turned himself in to the Sheriff's Office knowing he was wanted on an outstanding non-support warrant in the amount of $1,944. He was able to post $2,000 dollars and he was released.
Vehicle hits pedestrian in Lambertville
LAMBERTVILLE - A pedestrian was reported struck by a vehicle Friday morning around 11:30 at the intersection of Bridge and Main streets here.
Jennie M. Haver Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to Hunterdon County students
For 56 years the Jennie M. Haver Scholarship Fund has been awarding Hunterdon High School County students scholarships to pursue higher education.
Breanna Fulper hosts grand opening in Lambertville
Breanna Fulper's family has had a dairy farm in Hunterdon County home for over 100 years.
Centenary United Methodist Church announces the retirement of their pastor
Centenary United Methodist Church announces the retirement of their pastor, Judith Gehrig.
Six Hunterdon residents win Distinguished Achievement Awards
Distinguished Achievement Awards recognizing County residents whose leadership or patronage enhances the cultural and historical quality of life in Hunterdon were bestowed on six residents by the County's Cultural & Heritage Commission, Tuesday, May 15 in a ceremony at the historic County Courthouse in Flemington.
Eat, Pray, Love - and remember 'Gima'
Elizabeth Gilbert is standing at her stove, stirring flour into melted butter, attempting a simple white sauce for the base of an oyster bisque.
Driver Issued Ticket in Fatal Car Vs. Bicycle Accident
The driver whose car struck and killed a bicyclist on Route 1 earlier this month has been issued a ticket for failing to obey a traffic control device, according to Lawrence Township police.
Lambertville police arrest man wanted in Bucks County
On Monday May 7, at 8:30 p.m. Patrol Officer Anthony Memolo responded to a disturbance on Church Street.
Filmmaker Jon Reino makes documentary on Frenchtown tattoo artist Rich Cahill
"The Tattoo Life: The Rich Cahill Documentary" is a 24-minute documentary by Jon Reino following tattoo artist Rich Cahill of Frenchtown and his work, as well as a look into his history.
Bidding dispute delays gym floor replacement at South Hunterdon High
The project continues to replace the Middle School gym floor at South Hunterdon High in West Amwell Township and keep it from being ruined once again by moisture.
Accomplished artists Beatrice Bork and Michael Schweigart are excited to present "Habitat Inhabitants" at Artists' Gallery in Lambertville NJ this May.
Police Unity Tour stops in Warminster on the way to a national memorial service in D.C.
Little Aiden waited forever for his dad to come riding down the street. At least, it seemed that way to the 4-year-old. Finally, the sight he was waiting for materialized, just yards away from the Warminster Police Station on Gibson Avenue.
Bicyclist dies following accident on Route 1 in Lawrence
A mangled bicycle with police evidence markers sits in the left-hand lane of Rt.
The Center for Public Integrity: Super PACs outspend favorite candidate in Indiana Senate race
Super PACs and other outside groups are on track to spend more on tea party favorite Richard Mourdock in his battle to unseat Sen.
Lambertville police give Pennsylvania motorist 7 summonses, including DWI
A Narberth, Pa., woman received seven summonses April 27 after police pulled her over for allegedly driving erratically on Route 179, police said.