By SHAUN MALLECK
August 10, 20222500 years ago, the Buddha realized that all human beings confront suffering in some form throughout their lives. Whether physically, mentally, emotionally, or spiritually, we all experience suffering. But the Buddha also realized that there is a way to bring that suffering to an end.
Today we are presented with countless ways to treat our pain and suffering and unfortunately, so many of those ...
Happy Summer a healthy snack will also be provided each day! Discount for siblings! If your child is a year below or above & still interested, let us know.
To register Email Christina@hyflemington.com
By DIANA N. FREDERICKS, ESQ
August 11, 2022In New Jersey, barring certain criteria set forth below, grandparents do not have a right to visit with their grandchildren. Rather, visitation rests within the sole discretion of the parents, who are deemed to have a constitutional right to determine who should see their child.
During a divorce or following a death, this can often be a very emotional and frustrating issue. It is ...
A comprehensive consultation with an attorney relating to divorce, custody, support, or other family law matters should be substantive and detailed in order to provide you with the best possible guidance. Therefore, there is usually a fee associated with such a consultation to compensate the attorney for his/her time and expertise.
The consultation is an opportunity for you to ...
By SOFIA NYEZ
August 1, 2022New York City is an intense place. There’s a constant flow of traffic and interactions with people of all walks of life. Living in central/north Jersey, we have the luxury of being in proximity to one of the most prominent cities in the world with a large assortment of opportunities. Visits to the city don’t need to be a big trip, they can be smaller day trips or even an ...
The past two months have been extremely difficult and heartfelt for many people, especially women. Recently, in a far-reaching decision, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v Wade. This declared the constitutional right to abortion overturned. For many, this wasn’t a true shock and saw it coming. But for others, they felt helpless and vulnerable. Many teenagers in our ...
It is extremely common for teenagers to have a part time job in High School. Many do it for the money, of course, but also for the learning experience. Working a job in high school can teach students a lot about leadership, responsibility, and time management.
Having a job in high school can also teach many students the importance of budgeting. It can give students a real life experience ...
By CHRIS HOENIG
Americans nationwide are feeling the pinch of inflation, but perhaps nowhere more than in our country’s underserved communities.
One such community is Asbury Park, New Jersey, located within FirstEnergy’s Jersey Central Power and Light (JCP&L) service territory, where more than 22 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. In February 2022, the New Jersey ...
By JOEY NOVICK
August 12, 2022Louis Adamic was a Slovene-American author and translator, mostly known for writing about and advocating for ethnic diversity of the United States. He lived in Milford in the final years of his life.
Adamic first worked as a manual laborer and later at a Yugoslavian daily newspaper, Narodni Glas ("The Voice of the Nation"), that was published in New York. As an American soldier he ...
Daryl Cobb is an American author of children's books.
His family resided in Hampton, and he graduated from North Hunterdon High School in 1979. Kirkus Reviews, in 2013, called Cobb's children's novel Baseball, Bullies & Angels "required reading for kids and parents." In 2014, Baseball, Bullies & Angels was endorsed by Stand For the Silent, a non-profit ...
John Whitfield Bunn was born in 1831, in Hunterdon County. He was an American corporate leader, financier, industrialist, and personal friend of Abraham Lincoln, whose work and leadership involved a broad range of institutions ranging from Midwestern railroads, international finance, and Republican Party politics, to corporate consultation, globally significant manufacturing, and the various ...
By JAMES MCQUEENY
NEW JERSEY — TAPinto's News Around New Jersey readers had a lot to say recently about our recent stories focusing on guns, red-light-running and the money perks for those running the most powerful union in New Jersey.
The biggest response was about a foundation report on what the top officials of the New Jersey Education Association were earning in salaries and from a separate ...
By JOEY NOVICK
August 10, 2022TAPinto is seeking submissions for Athlete of the Week.
Each week, we will focus on an athlete who deserves accolades for their commitment to the sport that they have chosen to participate in, for a recent accomplishment on the playing field or court, or someone who has exemplified the leadership skills that all athletes should aspire to.
This is ...
The Hunterdon Basketball Academy Girls Team, including several Flemington residents, earned silver medals at the AAU East Coast Regional Championships in Bucks County in the late Spring. The team will now focus on the 2022 Summer Nationals in Spooky Nook in August, followed by a second appearance at the invitation only The Ladies Ball World Championship.
The team had a different lead ...
Late in June, two outstanding players on the Hunterdon Central softball team were chosen to the Skyland Conference Delaware Division First Team for 2022: Senior pitcher Sarah DeStefano and senior shortstop Samantha DelHoyo.
DeStefano struck out 171 batters in 142 innings and posted a 1.63 earned-run average, and she batted .447 and led the Red Devils with 31 runs batted in. She ...
By AUDREY BLUMBERG
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - The United Way of Hunterdon County is once again participating in the annual Tools 4 Schools program to collect school supplies for those in need.
Students who qualify for free or reduced lunch programs at their schools can receive most or all of the supplies they need through the program.
According to a release, the free program's average cost savings per student ...
By TAPINTO FLEMINGTON-RARITAN
August 12, 2022HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - Hunterdon County is reporting 32 new daily COVID cases as of Thursday, bringing the total to 26,076.
The county is not reporting any new fatalities, keeping the total at 224, between the ages of 31 and 102.
The breakdown of towns is as follows:
Alexandria Township – 818 cases, 3 deaths
Bethlehem Township – 789 cases, 6 ...
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - Hunterdon County is reporting 76 new COVID cases since Monday, bringing the total to 26,044 as of Wednesday.
The county is not reporting any new fatalities, keeping the total at 224, between the ages of 31 and 102.
The breakdown of towns is as follows:
Alexandria Township – 817 cases, 3 deaths
Bethlehem Township – 789 cases, 6 ...
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - Hunterdon County is reporting 18 new daily COVID cases, bringing the total to 25,968 as of Monday.
The county is not reporting any new fatalities, keeping the total at 224, between the ages of 31 and 102.
The breakdown of towns is as follows:
Alexandria Township – 815 cases, 3 deaths
Bethlehem Township – 789 cases, 6 ...
By RIKKI MASSAND
August 14, 2022HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - In another move designed to boost tourism and economic development along the I-78 corridor, the board of county commissioners approved an application by Beneduce Vineyards for directional, “trailblazer” or wayfinding signage for the intersection of County Road 615 (Pittstown Road) and Sky Manor Road in Franklin Township, north of Raritan Township.
The ...
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - A total of $10,000 in two equal $5,000 grants were awarded to Delaware Township and Glen Gardner, with the county now providing funds to 17 of its 26 municipalities as part of the new “Rediscover Hunterdon Communities” economic development grant program.
Funding for the grant program, which was announced and implemented two months ago, comes from Hunterdon ...
By RIKKI MASSAND
August 13, 2022HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - A total of $10,000 in two equal $5,000 grants were awarded to Delaware Township and Glen Gardner, with the county now providing funds to 17 of its 26 municipalities as part of the new “Rediscover Hunterdon Communities” economic development grant program.
Funding for the grant program, which was announced and implemented two months ago, comes from Hunterdon ...
FRENCHTOWN, NJ - The Hunterdon County Board of Commissioners heard about traffic and safety concerns for downtown Frenchtown Borough from a resident worried about speeding vehicles.
Frenchtown resident Mansour Tabibnia began his public comment by noting that commissioner Susan Soloway, the board’s co-liaison for economic development, has reported on Frenchtown’s nomination and ...
EAST AMWELL, NJ - The Ringoes Grange in East Amwell begins Aug. 6 with a sprint toward completing a major summer-long project, as well as a schedule for seasonal festivities.
The tradition of community engagement and fun at the Grange restarts Saturday, as the Summer Craft Fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. carries the theme of a “Beach-less Party” to beat the heat. Vendors will be ...
By JULIE PARKER
August 10, 2022FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Julie Parker , 908-310-8098
SMALL BIZ NETWORKING MEETUP CELEBRATES CHANGE OF VENUE TO MARINELLI’S, ON TUES. AUG.
By JOHN E MACKAY SR.
August 9, 2022To the Editor:
You take a chance driving in New Jersey today.
I can relate to the concerns of the residents of Frenchtown and the problems they are having with drivers disregarding their traffic laws and creating dangerous conditions. Frenchtown is, and always was, a nice small river town where a person could visit and enjoy the day. With careless and non-caring drivers, that has changed.
By RIKKI MASSAND
August 14, 2022HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - In another move designed to boost tourism and economic development along the I-78 corridor, the board of county commissioners approved an application by Beneduce Vineyards for directional, “trailblazer” or wayfinding signage for the intersection of County Road 615 (Pittstown Road) and Sky Manor Road in Franklin Township, north of Raritan Township.
The ...
HUNTERDON COUNTY, NJ - A total of $10,000 in two equal $5,000 grants were awarded to Delaware Township and Glen Gardner, with the county now providing funds to 17 of its 26 municipalities as part of the new “Rediscover Hunterdon Communities” economic development grant program.
Funding for the grant program, which was announced and implemented two months ago, comes from Hunterdon ...
FRENCHTOWN, NJ - The Frenchtown Borough Police and Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office Criminal Investigations Unit are asking for assistance in finding the perpetrator of a bias crime in the borough.
According to Hunterdon County Prosecutor Renée M. Robeson, they are requesting the public's help in the investigation, and Hunterdon County Crime Stoppers is offering a cash ...
By TAPINTO STAFF
August 12, 2022TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey has announced five new monkeypox vaccination sites in Hudson, Middlesex, Morris and Passaic counties. The locations are for residents without a confirmed exposure who think they may have been exposed or are at a high risk for having been exposed to the virus.
There are 293 confirmed or probable monkeypox cases in New Jersey, as of August ...
TRENTON, NJ — Due to ongoing hot and dry conditions, New Jersey is under a drought watch as of Tuesday. The state's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is asking residents and businesses to conserve water.
New Jersey has a three-stage drought advisory system. A drought watch is the first step. DEP says it's to encourage voluntary conservation measures, and, if ...
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ — Gov. Phil Murphy signed a new law Wednesday that extends outdoor dining in New Jersey until November 2024.
"There are restaurants and bars and growing numbers of breweries that are still relying on the outdoor dining spaces they were allowed to create to get themselves back financially to where they were pre-pandemic," Murphy said. "We want to see ...
