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Desmares Students Raise Money for St. Hubert's Through Snacking
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GoFundMe Campaign Started for Hunterdon Central Graduate Following ...
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Cafeteria Aide Honored for Saving Student Choking During Lunch
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GoFundMe Campaign Started for Family of 15-Year-Old Hit by Car on Reaville ...
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Eagle Scouts Honored by County Commissioners
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Carmel Gettings Honored for her Service to Hunterdon County
By EMMA UK
July 2, 2022FLEMINGTON, NJ - At a packed board of education meeting on June 13, J.P. Case Middle School Principal Bob Castellano was honored by the board and given a standing ovation for his heroism after stopping a car-jacking attempt in Newark, DE, in June while out with his family.
A female was in the vehicle at the time of the attack. By thwarting the attack, Castellano prevented a potentially ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - Students at Francis A. Desmares Elementary School worked on the snack business throughout the school year, and raised hundreds of dollars to donate to St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center.
The students in Team 30, in Alaina Gorka's class in fourth grade, sold snacks to Desmares school staff to benefit the animal shelter, selling chips, cookies and water bottles. They ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - A Hunterdon Central Regional High School graduate is fighting for his life after a car accident by the high school intersection, and a GoFundMe campaign has been started to assist with medical expenses.
According to the campaign, graduate Steven Montero, 24, was in a life-threatening car accident June 4, and was flown to Robert Wood Johnson hospital.
Montero has internal ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - Maryellen Nealis, a cafeteria aide at Robert Hunter Elementary School, when recognized for saving a child from choking when she noticed the child in distress during lunchtime April 27.
Nealis immediately performed the Heimlich maneuver and successfully helped the child. The Flemington-Raritan Board of Education recognized, commended and thanked Nealis for her quick thinking ...
FLEMINGTON, NJ - A GoFundMe campaign has been started for the family of the 15-year-old boy hit by a vehicle in the early morning hours of Memorial Day.
Jerry Walther, 15, was hit by a vehicle at Reaville Avenue and Route 202 around 2 a.m. Monday when he was operating an electric skateboard. Walther was flown to Morristown Medical Center, and he remains in the Pediatric Intensive Care ...