April 30, 2014 at 6:03 PM
MILLTOWN, NJ - Construction is scheduled to begin on milling and repaving of North Main Street in Milltown. Although the work was scheduled to commence on April 29, the weather has delayed the start. It is expected to commence any day. Please take note of this and use alternate roads around town until the work is completed. For those who must frequent the merchants on North Main Street, please use caution when approaching the construction equipment, and drive slowly.
By DAWN MILLER
September 28, 2016SPOTSWOOD, NJ - Welcome October with the American Legion Post 253's annual Veterans Family/Friend Picnic on Saturday, October 1. The event will be held rain or shine from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m at the DeVoe Avenue post. Menu items will include hamburgers, hot dogs, pasta, clams, salads and desserts. Beverages,including beer, wine and soda, will be on hand too. There will also be games and ...
BEACH HAVEN, NJ - After last year's Chowderfest Weekend being canceled due to the State of Emergency from Hurricane Joaquin, the long wait is almost over.
The 28th Annual Chowderfest Cook-Off Classic will be held this weekend at the Taylor Avenue Ballfield (between Ninth Street & Taylor Avenue, by the bay in Beach Haven, NJ). Saturday will be filled ...
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ - While the homeowners were at work last Wednesday, a robbery took place on Old Stage Road. The keen observation of a neighbor allowed the EBPD to find and arrest the alleged burglar.
According to a report issued today, patrol units were dispatched to a residence on Old Stage Road for a suspicious person on 09/21/16 at approximately 11:27 am. Ptl. Matthew Kole ...
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - National Walk to School Day began in 1997. Today, the initiative to encourage school-aged children to walk or bike to school has grown to include more than 40 countries around the world. On Wednesday, Oct. 5 thousands of schools in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, will be hitting the pavement to motivate parents and students to take a morning stroll to the ...
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - After their five-game win streak was stopped by Metuchen High School over the weekend, the Spotswood High School boys varsity soccer team rebounded by defeating Highland Park High School, 3-1. Senior Nick Moran continued his goal scoring streak by netting a goal and notching an assist in the victory. Moran has scored at least one goal in each of the Chargers eight games this ...
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - Get the car washed and the closet cleaned out all at once on Saturday, October 1 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m at Spotswood High School. The Spotswood High School Band will be washing cars and collecting clothes for needy families. The cost for a car wash is $5 per vehicle.
All of the proceeds from the event will go towards funding the band's annual trip to perform at the ...
SPOTSWOOD, NJ - Stitch in Time is run by Diane Charlesworth at the Spotswood Public Library every Thursday from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. An energetic group of knitters and crocheters get together to work on their projects. Beginners are always welcome. Charlesworth is happy to give instruction.
After watching a Facebook video about a group of "Bag Ladies" in Union City, Tennessee knitting ...
LIVINGSTON, NJ - Halloween is just around the corner, and for those who get a thrill from being scared—Bane Haunted House opened its doors this weekend, and will remain open through Halloween. According to Jennifer Condron, who owns the attraction with her husband John, Bane is one of the first such attractions in NJ to open this early.
Bane, which is ADA accessible, will be open on ...
PHILADELPHIA – The coveted Emmy Award, the epitome of success in the television industry, eluded Somerville, NJ television producer Stephanie Zaita Peterson, but there is some consolation.
It’s not every day that you get to walk down the red carpet of fame.
That’s just one of the memories she and her husband Adam brought back home with them after a whirlwind trip to the ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ – Major change is coming for New Jersey high school wrestling after the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association’s (NJSIAA) Executive Committee successfully passed three rule proposals that will change the culture of the sport in New Jersey.
The committee passed proposals to add two programs to the each of the team tournament brackets (going form six ...
