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Milltown American Legion tries to recoup money stolen with fundraiser Friday night
The Joyce Kilmer American Legion is hosting a Jailhouse Rock fundraiser Friday night to recoup some of the money stolen during a June 23 burglary.
Challenge Coin Donations, Milltown 4th Parade & American Legion Post 25
Thanks and appreciation go to the Milltown 4th of July Committee for their great effort in letting us make our presentation of funds raised from the CPL Steven R. Koch Challenge Coin at Borough Park during the 4th of July celebration.
Milltown Fourth of July parade mixes fun, pride
About a dozen Girl Scouts were warming up Saturday to participate in the morning's Fourth of July parade when the troop's leader, Lynne Ridgway, asked the girls what the importance of the parade was.
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.
Former Manville paint store thriving in Franklin shopping center
In seeking what he described as a better business opportunity, the owner of a popular paint and hardware store on South Main Street has closed shop and moved to a strip mall in the Somerset section of Franklin.
Foundation to provide more medical grants for needs of children
Let's face it: Children have a lot of needs. And they can't take care of themselves, so adults have to do it for them.
Spotswood working to fill schools superintendent job by Nov. 1
The Board of Education's plan to hire a new school superintendent by Nov. 1 is still on track, school officials said.
D-Day reminds us to honor our veterans
In 1984 President Ronald Reagan made one of his most memorable speeches, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of D-Day, that date during World War II when Allied forces landed on the beach of Normandy to begin a thrust in the northern France that would defeat Nazi Germany.
Milltown Navy veteran remembers D-Day, the wounds that won't heal
Sixty-five years ago Richard Ehlert was eyewitness to one of the most eventful days of the 20th century when Allied troops landed in the Normandy section of France on what would become known as D-Day. He was serving on an LST 495, a U.S. Navy vessel assigned to transport troops across the English Channel.
It just can't happen to me. I'm too young. I'm as healthy as can be. Those are just a few of the things many American women believe about heart disease or heart attacks.
THE TOWNSHIP HAS contracted with Central Waste and Recycling to make recycling collections every two weeks on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, based on the following schedule: Zone 1 - neighborhoods bordered by the south side of Livingston Avenue, Patton Street, Ridgewood Avenue, Linwood Place, Hermann Road, Milltown Road including the Milltown ...
Local students graduate from seminary
The New Brunswick Theological Seminary awarded degrees at its 223rd commencement ceremony on May 16 to the following students: Highland Park: John Rametta Jr., certificate in theological studies program Linden: Patricia Leverett, master of divinity Milltown: Barbara DeCarlo, certificate in theological studies program New Brunswick: Byung Duck ...
SEE Squad knows how to save energy
What's FIRST, you ask? Well, you have to know what a SEE Squad is. SEE Squad stands for Schools for Energy Efficiency.
Grumpy Milltown police take all the fun away
Patrons of the Ice Cream Depot had their fun cut short when their Friday evening was abruptl ended when a local band was told to stop their music.
Milltown couple tied up, robbed during home invasion
Three unidentified men dressed in dark clothes broke into a home, tied up a couple and robbed their home Thursday night, police said.
Milltown beauty to compete in the Mrs. New Jersey United States contest
Danielle Micale always considered herself more of a tomboy than a beauty. That's why it surprised even her when she decided to pursue the title of Mrs.
Ford Avenue's grand redesign seems to grow worse with time
There was a time when the folks who run Milltown understood what smart development means.
Eighth-graders to host car wash
JOYCE KILMER SIXTH -grade students will have a car wash on Saturday, May 16, from 9 am.
Milltown housing plan to have 324 unites
The Planning Board adopted a housing and fair share plan for the Ford Avenue Redevelopment Area that calls for 324 housing units, 64 of which will be set aside as affordable housing.
Annual Picatinny Arsenal celebration of Armed Forces Day
Zoe Koch, 21/2 and her cousin P.J., 4, kiss a plaque bearing the name of her father Spc.
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