Hamilton/Robbinsville News
By STEVE LENOX
June 26, 2024
MERCER COUNTY, NJ – Mercer County Sheriff Jack Kemler is once again warning area residents to guard against becoming victim to scammers posing as Mercer County Sheriff's Officers. Over the past several days, Kemler said in a statement, the Mercer County Sheriff's Office has received numerous ...
NEW JERSEY - Tourist season in New Jersey brings life to our beaches. The Parkway becomes an automotive chess game with license plates reflecting exotic, far-off places like Michigan, Ohio, and Montreal. Most importantly, the season brings important dollars and employment to half a million New ...
MERCER COUNTY, NJ – Mercer County is open for business, gearing up to welcome visitors for the nation’s 250th birthday in 2026, and making air travel for guests and residents easier, Mercer County Commissioner Kristin L. McLaughlin said on Tuesday. The comments came as she, and other elected ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The Township of Robbinsville and the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission are teaming up to give area residents the opportunity to obtain their REAL ID on July 8 and 9. Appointments are now available in locations across the state to utilize the services of the NJ Motor Vehicle ...
HAMILTON, NJ - Several graduates of Hamilton West, Nottingham and Steinert High Schools competed in collegiate sports this past spring season right here in New Jersey and beyond. Let’s take a glance at their noteworthy performances. This is the first installation: Ashley Navarro (Steinert ...
MERCER COUNTY, NJ -- Three players from Robbinsville and two from Steinert have been named to the All-Colonial Valley Conference softball first team for 2024. Haley Krebs, Ariana Tomlinson Robbinsville and Caroline Walls of Robbinsville, and Katie Simonka and Mia Pope of Steinertm all were ...
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Joseph Cavone, former publisher of Our Robbinsville and Hamilton Square Neighbors, was installed as president of the Rotary Club of Robbinsville Hamilton effective July 1. At an installation ceremony at Tessara Restaurant in Hamilton on June 20, Cavone was handed the ...
MERCER COUNTY, NJ - Mercer County residents have until July 1 to complete the triennial Community Health Survey. Conducted by the Greater Mercer Public Health Partnership (GMPHP) and Health Resources in Action (HRiA), this survey aims to gather insights into the community's health status and ...
HAMILTON, NJ - Parents are invited to bring their little ones to the Hamilton Township Public Library for Rhyme Time Adventures (Ages 2-5) on June 25th. Open to ages 2 through 5, this event features Miss Emily of Stage a Story who will dramatize songs, rhymes, and short stories about adventure.
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Mayor David Fried and the Robbinsville Township Council have officially recognized June 2024 at Pride Month, encouraging residents to support their LGBTQIA+ family, friends, and neighbors by celebrating via appropriate events and ceremonies across the country. Across the ...
HAMILTON, NJ -Hamilton residents are invited to a free paper shredding event on Saturday, June 22nd. From 1:30 to 3:30 pm, anyone wishing to dispose of unwanted paper and files can stop by the Saul Colonial Home, located at 3295 Nottingham Way. The shredding truck will be on site until 3:30 p.m. or ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Robbinsville officials issued an advisory Friday morning regarding the sighting of a small black bear in the area of the border of Robbinsville Twp (Windsor Area) and West Windsor Twp. The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection’s Fish & Wildlife has been ...
With the official start of summer just days away, bringing warmer temperatures and higher humidity, it’s crucial to understand the impact of heat on heart health. Heat waves are associated with an increase in hospitalizations and deaths from heart-related causes. According to the American Heart ...
CAMDEN, NJ – The Battleship New Jersey is home again. After getting fresh coats of paint on its hull and other maintenance in the Philadelphia shipyard dry dock, the Camden tourist attraction on Thursday was pushed up the river by tugboats and reunited in the early afternoon with its berth on ...
HAMILTON, NJ - Hamilton Township is calling on residents to participate in a vital community event aimed at saving lives through blood donations. The community blood drive will take place on Tuesday, June 25, from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Hamilton Township Library, located at 1 Justice Samuel A ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Robbinsville Township has been awarded a Local Recreational Improvement grant of $68,000 to enhance the trails within the Miry Run Recreation Area. This funding, secured through the efforts of the Department of Community Development led by Paul Renaud and Economic Development ...
MERCER COUNTY, NJ - Officers from the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office will be back in Hamilton on Tuesday, to provide free on-site child safety seat checks. The monthly checks are part of the Sheriff's ongoing campaign to help parents, grandparents, expecting parents and others properly secure ...
HAMILTON, NJ - A months-long investigation into illegal drug activities in Hamilton led to the recent arrest of Stanley Akers for narcotics related offenses, a statement from the Hamilton Police Division announced on Thursday. According to the statement, the Hamilton Police Division Anti-Crime ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Local nonprofit Be Kind, an organization dedicated to promoting kindness through the joy of giving, is celebrating Pride Month at the Robbinsville Town Center Gazebo with a rock painting event on June 30. From 9 to 11 am, all who are interested are invited to decorate rocks with ...
NEWARK, NJ — Survivors of domestic violence incarcerated because they attacked their abusers and people serving lengthy jail sentences because they exercised their right to trial, are among the categories of people who may be offered clemency under an executive order signed by Gov. Phil Murphy on ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The One Project, a nonprofit organization committed to addressing social needs through education and volunteerism, will host their 9th Annual NJ Hunger Project at Robbinsville High School, 155 Robbinsville Edinburgh Road, on July 20. The event will support Mercer Street ...
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Jersey Central Power & Lighting (JCP&L) has announced that tree maintenance will take place in Robbinsville beginning on or about July 21. Crews will be trimming trees at the following locations: Allens Rd. Applegate Dr. Gordon Rd. Jonathan Dr. New ...
HAMILTON, NJ- The Hamilton Township School District has announced the Top 10 academic students from the Class of 2024 from each of the three high schools. Each set of ten students boasted the highest Grade Point Averages (GPAs) of their respective schools. At Hamillton High School West, the ...
HAMILTON, NJ -Financial stress, relationship issues, and other life challenges don't take a summer break. It's with that in mind that the John O. Wilson Hamilton Neighborhood Center, in partnership with Professional Counseling & Development Center, LLC, will continue to offer free mental ...
NEW JERSEY — With temperatures climbing into the nineties this week it's an important time to consider tips to take care of your pets in the heat. According to the American Red Cross, pet owners should provide open access to clean and fresh water and shade and cool surfaces (not carpet), ...
NEW JERSEY — Conservative radio host Bill Spadea wants to be New Jersey's next governor. "I'm in. I'm running for governor to fight for you," Spadea announced on X Monday, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "I'm ready, willing and able to lead with strength, conviction and courage to ...
CAMDEN, NJ – Democratic Party kingpin George E. Norcross III was on a conference call negotiating with the developer of the Victor Lofts condos, which held an easement on the view of the Camden waterfront that was impeding a Norcross development. In this remarkable business conversation, ...
HAMILTON, NJ - The Hamilton Police Division has welcomed the newest member to the force. On Monday, Hamilton Township Police Chief Kenneth DeBoskey announced the graduation of the Division’s K9 “Harv”, along with his handler Officer Matthew Mayhew, from the New Jersey State Police K9 ...
HAMILTON, NJ - Due to excessive heat, Mayor Jeff Martin announced that this week's Wellness Walk was being postponed. The walks happen in an effort to make Hamilton Township healthier and to make sure exercising continues to be a part of residents' lives. Those wishing to join the walk are ...
WASHINGTON, DC – Incidences of fatal drownings increased during the last reporting period shared by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), with drowning remaining the leading cause of death among children ages 1 to 4 years old. Children in Black communities are at disproportionately higher ...