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Flemington man sentenced in Ringoes bank robbery
Over two dozen athletes compete for Lightning Wheels, a team of disabled athletes from Children's Specialized Hospital.
LAMBERTVILLE: THEFT, 9:50 a.m. July 14: Sgt. Robert Brown was detailed to South Union Street for a report of a stolen bicycle.
Out-of-state funds cushion Corzine
Gov. Jon S. Corzine raised more than $112,000 from others this year for his 2009 reelection campaign, but not much of that has come from New Jersey, according to a campaign finance report released Tuesday.
Grants awarded to New Jersey arts organizations
Arts organizations in Somerset and Hunterdon counties are to receive nearly $500,000 in grants for the 2009 fiscal year, according to figures released yesterday by the state Council On The Arts.
3 teens charged after distracting manager, stealing from Clinton Twp. store
Three teenagers were charged with shoplifting and other offenses after police said one of the teens distracted a gas station manager by asking for a Band-Aid for his toe.
Five-year-old artist from Hunterdon is short on experience, long on talent
When the latest juried art show opened Sunday at Prallsville Mills, only one artist needed to be lifted off the ground to view her own work.
As their five-year terms expire, Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne...
It will be a long summer of waiting for Somerset County Prosecutor Wayne Forrest and Hunterdon County Prosecutor Patrick Barnes.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 8:10 a.m. July 15: Plutarco Flores, 56, of Trenton, was charged with resisting arrest and aggravated assault on a police officer following a motor vehicle stop, authorities said.
Lawmakers must approve better anti-sex offender rules
A state appeals court struck down sex-offender laws in Cherry Hill and Galloway townships this week, saying that locally enacted 2,500-foot residency buffers around schools, playgrounds and day-care centers are ...
Rocky Hill fights state over police aid
Mayor Ed Zimmerman hopes the borough can be as successful as fictional prize-fighter "Rocky" in a fight with the Corzine administration.
Amboy Avenue farmers market set for Sundays in Edison
As part of a revitalization program for the extended Amboy Avenue neighborhood area, the township will host its first farmers market since 1980 on Amboy Avenue.
Middlesex County holds steady against gypsy moths
Middlesex County more or less held steady in the number of trees devoured by gypsy moths, according to the state's annual aerial defoliation survey.
Hunterdon Hills Kennel Club Dog Show
AT the Hunterdon County Fairgrounds on RT 179 Ringoes NJ. Sunday August 3, 2008 starting at 9 am .
Director shoots first feature film
Olivier Bernier, a Hunterdon Central graduate and award-winning student filmmaker, has returned to Hunterdon to work on his first feature-length film, "The Sunset Sky." Mr.
Appeals court upholds decision to take Hunterdon child from mother
A state appellate court has upheld a court decision to take a Hunterdon County child from her mother, place the youth in a foster home and deny the mother's visitation rights.
Clinton Township police blotter
CLINTON TOWNSHIP: TRESPASSING, 5:30 p.m. June 13: While conducting a routine check of a railroad trestle on Hamden Road an officer saw numerous juveniles trespassing on the trestle-private property.
Carnival sparks fight over fire code
For some 70 years now, the Califon Firemen's Carnival has been one of those old-fashioned fundraisers that draws people from around the region.
Clinton Township police blotter
DRUGS, 4:25 p.m. June 28: Police pulled over a car on Route 173 near Center Street because the car did not display an inspection sticker.
Fund aids students' college dreams
Sixteen Hunterdon County high school seniors recently were awarded $79,000 in college aid by the Jennie M. Haver Memorial Scholarship Fund, and one student is getting the largest-ever award given in the fund's ...
One of Hunterdon's best views permanently protected
One of the most spectacular views in Hunterdon County has been permanently protected, thanks to a public-private partnership that purchased 182 acres in Delaware Township.