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Phillipsburg's trap-neuter-release program seeks volunteers to curb feral cat population
Bobbi Santini, founder of Feline Urban Rescue and Rehab, holds Missy, a black and white kitten during a pet adoption day last June at the Stewartsville branch of PNC Bank.
Phillipsburg dad who shook, severely injured baby sentenced to five years in state prison
Between tearful pauses, the mother of an infant shaken so violently that doctors thought she was permanently blinded told a judge this morning that the pain the father inflicted will never go away.
Phillipsburg man who allegedly slammed head on car hood, struggled with cops faces indictment
A 20-year-old Phillipsburg man accused of slamming his head off the hood a woman's car then struggling with police attempting to bring him into custody has been indicted, according to court records.
Phillipsburg yet to close on purchase of Ingersoll Rand property
Approved by Phillipsburg Town Council in December, the town's purchase of the former Ingersoll Rand tract is still not a done deal, Mayor Harry Wyant Jr.
Blairstown Township senior nutritional site closure prompts strong...
After his wife died in January 2010, the 6-foot-4-inch Phillipsburg man dropped nearly 50 pounds in a year and a half.
Tractor-trailer ruptures fuel tank, spills 106 gallons of fuel in Phillipsburg
A tractor-trailer hit a curb after trying to make a U-turn on North Main Street in Phillipsburg early this morning, rupturing the fuel tank of his vehicle and spilling roughly 106 gallons of diesel fuel on the road, according to police.
In Pohatcong, two women charged with shoplifting at Phillipsburg Mall
Two women were arrested after they were caught shoplifting at the Kohl's Department Store in the Phillipsburg Mall, police said.
Phillipsburg utility pole chopped down to steal transformer, police say
"Copper theft was the motivation," Phillipsburg Mayor Harry Wyant Jr. said after tonight's town council meeting.
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Homeless Phillipsburg man faces trespassing charges
A homeless Phillipsburg man faces trespassing charges after town police said they found him incoherent on Thursday and sitting on the stairs of building in the 100 block of Sitgreaves Street.
Spotlight on Warren County: Pictures from readers of the Warren Reporter for Jan. 30-Feb. 3, 2012
Twelve students from Saints Philip & James School in Phillipsburg have won the National History Day Competition and will move on to the regional competition in Princeton in March.
Restaurant Profile: Mario's Italian Hot Dogs and Grill
Mario's Italian Hot Dogs and Grill in Phillipsburg serves a pizza bread pocket stuffed with peppers, onions, deep-fried potatoes, and a deep-fried all-beef hot dog.
Hunterdon County caretakers sentenced to three years for neglect, abuse of their charges
Former caregivers Debra Sloan of Alexandria and Bridget Grimes of Phillipsburg will spend the next three years in state prison, following their sentencing Thursday by state Superior Court Judge John Pursel.
Math Honor students show they care
Members of Warren County Community College's mathematics honor society, Mu Alpha Theta, recently volunteered to help the homeless at the United Way's Day of Caring in Phillipsburg.
Easton men charged in theft of copper wire, brass fittings, police say
Two Easton men face charges in the theft of nearly $3,500 in metal from Morris County businesses, police in Mount Olive Township said today.
Phillipsburg woman hits parked vehicle, faces drunken-driving charge, police report
A 49-year-old Phillipsburg woman who hit a parked vehicle in Green Alley had a blood-alcohol content three times the legal limit, police say.
Superbowl Prep: Finding the Drinks
With only a few days before the Superbowl, you already have your menu set, the invites sent and might be preparing the annual pool.
Fatal truck wreck on Rt. 78 in Pennsylvania causing traffic backups in New Jersey
If you're headed west into Pennsylvania on Route 78 this morning, Tuesday, Jan. 31, watch for delays approaching the toll bridge over the Delaware River between Phillipsburg and Easton.
Who says Valentine's Day is just for couples?
Ed Johns, of Alpha, has MS but he always has time to make others feel good. For the past six years, he has visited the residents of the Brakley Care Center in Phillipsburg on all the major holidays, such as Christmas, Easter, Mother's Day, Valentines Day, to spread some cheer.
Courage to Connect New Jersey again advocates for municipal consolidation in Pohatcong Township
Courage to Connect New Jersey started its presentation last week at Pohatcong Township Elementary School by citing an 1895 New York Times article discussing the municipal consolidation of the Oranges.