Flemington, NJ News

• Flemington, NJ News
• Memorial Day 2012: Parades, services, other events in N.J.
• 2nd inmate who escaped N.J. youth correctional facility captured
• Trenton police director's plan for repromotions, rehiring has union backing
• Hunterdon Sheriff reports arrest of Flanders woman on warrant charges
• Memorial Day 2012: Events throughout N.J., county by county
• Clinton Township Council may lift restriction on college degrees required for police promotions
• Injured man trapped in overturned vehicle on Fairmount Road East in Tewksbury
• Employment of Delaware Valley court prosecutor who stepped aside amid probe is up to towns
• Three people are seeking one seat on the Lebanon Township Committee
• Rare white squirrel spotted in Raritan Township
• Three Republicans running in primary for two open seats on Readington Township Committee
• Special-needs cats adopted from East Amwell sanctuary featured in National Enquirer
• New Jersey 4-H marksmen will compete in National 4-H Shooting Sports Invitational
• Raritan Township Police charge 5 teens, 21-year-old in connection with marijuana possession on Brockton Court
• Holland Township School honors veterans through song, speech, poetry and plaque dedication
• Tell us: Are you still getting unwanted phone calls?
• Lambertville-New Hope's Friday Night Fireworks kick off tonight
• Gartenberg leaving South Hunterdon High to become Montgomery school superintendent
• Vehicle hits pedestrian in Lambertville
• Playful tabby in East Amwell looking for home of her own
• Memorial Day weekend events: Somerset and Hunterdon counties
• Clinton reminds residents of curbside brush collection rules
• Frenchtown's newest council member is Michele Liebtag
• Delaware Valley court prosecutor steps aside amid probe; Kearns' staff handling cases
• Adjunct instructors at Raritan Valley Community College will attend Trustees meeting to protest lack of contract
• Franklin Township land-use chairman: Solar engineers' inexperience on big projects is scary
• Clinton police: Man cut trying to use beer bottle as weapon
• Glen Gardner girl charged with threatening Clinton girl
• DWI charge follows crash in Delaware Township
• Obituaries: Ernest Goehrig, who had bakery in Flemington, dies at 84
• Milford School third marking period honor roll students
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Hunterdon County; flooding possible there and in Warren
• High Bridge fugitive facing assault charge apprehended in Indiana
• Delaware Valley High School embracing technology with iPads for all in September
• Hunterdon Central school board awards superintendent $10,000 for meeting goals, boosting annual salary 6%
• Readington man charged with DUI on Route 22
• Flemington police seek man for allegedly making gun threat
• Holland Township police: Cop recognized rum thief from store video
• Holland Township man said 'sneaking' stranger struck him
• Raritan Township Police News - May 21, 2012
• Boys Lacrosse 2012: Photos from Hunterdon Central facing Cherokee
• Tewksbury Equestrian Committee seeks ideas, is ready to get active again
• Motion sensor cameras to help traffic flow on Route 31 at entrance to Hunterdon Central
• Lambertville fire district to consider possibility of buying property, building new firehouse
• Delaware Valley High School buying 1,110 iPads, one for each student, most staff
• Gold-medal winning drumline starts Delaware Valley High School concert tonight
• Lightning strikes home in High Bridge
• 3 members of Hunterdon County car racing family win 3 divisions in one night at Old Dominion Speedway
• Lambertville-New Hope rescue squad's Family Night postponed until Saturday
• Den Hollander's solar farm is on Franklin Township agenda tonight
• Tewksbury honors Girl Scout Antoinette Metzler for earning her Gold Award
• Editorial: Hands-on driving events drive home point of drinking or texting and driving
• Karen Scheetz is Teacher of the Year at South Hunterdon High
• Editorial column: Reduce stress in your life with this bold, direct approach
• Lambertville fire district suspends chief; names successor
• Shooting match raises $3,300 for Hunters Helping the Hungry
• Motorcycle 'Ride for the Red Shield' will benefit Salvation Army of Flemington
• Hunterdon superintendent will salute 2012 Teachers of the Year at luncheon
• Raritan Township Police News - May 18, 2012
• Raritan Township Police charge 5 individuals with marijuana possession during 3 separate vehicle stops
• Raritan Township Police charge Flemington driver injured in 2-car crash on Case Boulevard near Woodside Lane
• Presentation will be given on school choice in Tewksbury Township tonight
• East Main Street reopens in Clinton, paving starts on Lower Center Street
• Lambertville Police report rock thrown through window of residence on Coryell Street
• Town of Clinton Police make 2 warrant arrests
• Readington Police charge driver from Alpha with possession of drug paraphernalia
• Fatal accident: Hunterdon Central grad, college student Ryan Cook was headed home from a friend's
• Clinton Township Police charge driver from Westwood with DWI
• Donald Kohut, accused in mortgage fraud case, is arrested as he leaves lawyer William Deni's office in Flemington
• Hunterdon tax administrator job pays $100,000 less than candidate thought
• Raritan Township police make four DUI arrests
• Two fender-benders reported in East Amwell
• Hampton woman injured by pickup while crossing street in High Bridge
• Flemington police report two DUI arrests
• Your comments: More than three tons of trash pulled from 470 square-mile Raritan headwaters region
• Hunterdon County Library tax will rise due to accounting change
• No Hunterdon LINK service on Monday, May 28, Memorial Day
• Flemington-Raritan school district extends deadline to apply for school board vacancy
• Police seek cause of Route 202 fatal accident Saturday; Hunterdon Central grad, college student Ryan Cook remembered
• 2 of 4 escaped inmates recaptured in Ocean County
• At North Hunterdon High School, 'Every 15 Minutes' drill shows consequences of drunken driving
• Flemington's Baker's Treat closes its doors after training hundreds of recovering women
• Raritan Township man implicated in Tennessee jail-break plot charged in Hunterdon with forgery
• Owner of drywall company calls carpenters union protest in Flemington 'harassment'
• N.J. man accused in failed Tennessee jailbreak is arrested again
• Country fair celebrates West Amwell
• Lambertville Historical Society on the lookout for homes for 27th annual Autumn House Tour
• Confusion lingers over appointment of fire district chief in Lambertville
• Equipment from garbage truck strikes stone wall on Yard Road in Delaware Township, damaging structure
• Police report tractor trailer on fire on Route 78 in Union Township
• Clinton Township Police report Jeep Wrangler stolen from Augusta Drive
• Need a lift? This Clinton house does, to prevent future flooding
• 2 escape from Hunterdon County youth correctional facility
• Car flips over on River Road in Raritan Township
• Two inmates escape from Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility in Clinton Township
• Music, art, robotics at Holland Township School's Night of the Arts today
• Your comments: This teacher repairs wardrobe malfunctions at Hunterdon Central's senior prom
• Lebanon Township museum could get new parking area
• Tewksbury Township to honor Girl Scout, have hearings on road work, sewer repairs and DPW purchases ordinances
• The bugle boys: 3 from N.J. given a chance to play taps at Arlington
• Nearly a quarter of N.J. residents lived in poverty in 2010, study shows
• Flemington resident Ryan Cook dies following crash in Readington
• Raritan Valley Community College holds 2012 graduation ceremonies
• One of two people found sleeping in a car in Readington Township, faces drug charges
• Annual LGBT parade draws hundreds to New Hope
• PHOTOS: New Hope's annual LGBT Pride Parade
• Scent of marijuana in the air leads to arrest in Readington Township
• Raritan Township police make arrests, file charges for drunk driving, drug possession
• Artists are busy capturing Flemington's historic views on paper and canvas
• Man 'walking home from work' at 1 a.m. is arrested on warrant in Readington Township
• Prom 2012: Voorhees High School students celebrate
• Prom 2012: South Hunterdon High School students celebrate
• A ride to the park in Clinton Township leads to alleged assault for Hunterdon County woman
• Pennsylvania man indicted in West Amwell Township burglary case
• Trial regarding Lebanon and Tewksbury townships' sharing of a tax collector rescheduled for June
• Police report motor vehicle accident on Route 31 at Westcott Drive in Raritan Township near Hunterdon Medical Center
• Delaware Township awards $388,452 contract to convert house to police station
• Union carpenters protest in Flemington at Feed Mill Station on Route 12
• Delaware Township Mayor Locandro is paid $2,500 for wood chipper rental, had sought $10,000
• Your comments: Baker's Treat, non-profit bakery helping recovering addicts, to close after 13 years in Flemington
• This teacher repairs wardrobe malfunctions at Hunterdon Central's senior prom
• North Hunterdon High School to hold 'Every 15 Minutes Program' Monday, May 21
• Polo match on May 26 benefits Hunterdon's Riding With HEART
• Buy something for home, yard or driveway; dine out and bowl a few games to raise money May 18-20 for Hunterdon Central Project Graduation
• Clinton Township Police participating in the annual 'Click-It-Or-Ticket' campaign
• Voorhees High School students receive awards for winning county mock trial competition
• Clinton Township Police charge Asbury driver with DWI
• Hunterdon County Polytech students recognized for competition success
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through May 14
• Lebanon Township approves budget, summer help and recycling containers
• Fuel tanks will stay put on Lebanon Township commercial garage property
• Photos: Frenchtown celebrates completion of road improvement work on Bridge and South Harrison streets
• Tewksbury Land Use Board approves JCP&L's driveway plan
• Hunterdon County students, are you headed to prom? Check out our photos and send us yours!
• Baker's Treat, non-profit bakery helping recovering addicts, to close after 13 years in Flemington
• Lebanon Township First Aid Squad signs off on deed, is ready to clean out building
• Your comments: County tax rate could rise by a half cent despite pledge to keep it flat
• Lebanon Township adopts resolution to allow them to leave North court
• Hypodermic syringe without needle found on playground at Clinton Township Middle School
• 26 Hunterdon County students win awards for “Most Historic” essays
• Six Hunterdon residents win Distinguished Achievement Awards
• Correction: Error in Democrat headline
• Frenchtown Council to discuss fixing creek bed and banks to prevent further erosion
• Police arrest 11-year-old boy following assault on teacher
• Kingwood Township teen charged with driving while intoxicated after SUV gets stuck in ditch
• Florida woman arrested on warrant by Delaware Township police
• Editorial column: Decimated bat colony stabilizing in New Jersey
• Black bear spotted walking down road in Delaware Township
• Editorial: Lifesaving actions were remarkable in Raritan Township baby's home, Hopewell church
• Editorial: Align calendars at Hunterdon's four high school districts to help hundreds at Polytech
• In East Amwell, State Police report pickup truck with trailer in tow hits mailboxes, garbage can
• In Alexandria, State Police report Volvo semi-tractor trailer hits utility pole on Route 579
• In Alexandria Township, State Police report two-car crash on Route 625
• In Clinton Township, driver, passenger treated at hospital after two-car crash on Route 31
• North Hunterdon Court, budget and LOSAP on Lebanon Township Committee's agenda tonight
• Raritan Township Police News - May 14, 2012
• Baseball 2012: Photos from Phillipsburg at North Hunterdon
• County tax rate going up by a half cent despite pledge to keep it flat
• Lambertville fire commission creates new position of fire district chief
• New York man killed in motor vehicle accident on Route 78 in Bethlehem Township
• Clinton Township Board of Education appoints Daniel McTiernan to fill vacant seat
• East Amwell introduces ordinance in preparation of townwide reassessment
• 14 non-union employees at Delaware Valley High School get 2% raises
• New York man charged with obstruction after police find concealed marijuana
• No additional human remains found by police divers after fisherman hooks boot with skeletal foot inside at Round Valley Reservoir
• East Amwell introduces ordinance to fund minor road work
• Woodglen School in Lebanon Township is collecting new and gently used shoes
• Speaker of the House John Boehner dines at the Tewksbury Inn, meets township mayor
• Two Pennsylvanians arrested, charged with possession of heroin, marijuana
• Lambertville's horns that summon firefighters to sound again soon
• Two vehicle crash reported at Water Street near Cokesbury Road in Tewksbury
• Franklin Township Police report items stolen from unlocked barn on Sky Manor Road
• Franklin Township Police arrest Glen Gardner woman on warrant charges
• Lebanon Township Police report wrought iron finial taken from property on Forge Hill Road
• Lebanon Township Police report Suzuki motorcycle stolen from residence
• Frenchtown Police charge West New York man with receiving stolen property
• In Clinton Township, Flanders pair driving with 3 children, pit bull charged with heroin possession
• Clinton Township Police charge Morristown driver with DWI
• Clinton Township Police report smoke and flames that engulfed van in parking lot spread to adjacent vehicle
• Spat over computer password sparks domestic dispute at N.J. motel, police say
• Softball 2012: Delaware Valley beats North Plainfield
• Delaware Valley Regional High School Indoor Percussion Ensemble wins gold
• Frenchtown to celebrate best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert's cookbook release this weekend
• Hunterdon equestrians fare well at 2012 Jersey Fresh 3-Day Event
• Alexandria neighbors petitioning to keep septic-tank cleaning business away
• Flemington man charged with shoplifting at Kohl's
• Mane Stream will celebrate 40 years with a 'Tequila and Tacos' party on May 19
• South Hunterdon students get 'fatal vision' of drunken driving
• Broken circuit causes phone outage at South Hunterdon High School
• Flemington police make two DWI arrests
• Flemington police report tires slashed, window broken
• Flemington police: Biker gang member pulls up beside motorist, smashes her window with rock
• Kenny Abes wins Mr. Central 2012 contest at Hunterdon Central High School
• Body part hooked by fisherman at Round Valley reservoir is a foot, prosecutor says
• Hunterdon County Freeholder, Matthew Holt, elected NJTPA chairman
• Lebanon Township tax lien class action suit could be consolidated with two others
• Flemington man charged with attacking man with baseball bat in fight over a woman
• Injured person at Lutz Welding in Kingwood might need medevac helicopter
• Clinton Township school board will interview to fill vacant seat tonight, May 14; Board attorney will attend meeting
• Your comments: Alexandria Township school district sued by former teacher, union president
• Lambertville police report two DWI arrests
• Raises for non-union Delaware Valley High School employees on tonight's school board agenda
• Helicopter landing to transport injured woman in Lebanon Township
• Phones not working at South Hunterdon High School
• Woman trapped in car after hitting tree in Lebanon Township
• Raritan Township Police News - May 11, 2012
• Obituaries: Former Baptistown resident Pamela Ann (Fisher) Zazzaro dies in Virginia
• Hunterdon Land Trust Farmers’ Market will re-open Sunday, May 20
• Obituaries: Alexandria Twp. resident Charles Bauman dies at 64; completed the entire Appalachian Trail in five months
• Prom 2012: Delaware Valley Regional High School students celebrate
• Reward doubles for vandal behind release of New Hope-Lambertville fireworks barge
• Family Support Group holds car wash today, May 12, in Raritan Township
• Two crews take part in Flemington cleanup today, May 12
• Relay for Life on North Hunterdon's track raises money to fight cancer
• North Hunterdon girls win Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex tournament by beating Central
• Fisherman's hook snags human remains at Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton Township
• Obituaries: Pattenburg resident Lorenzo Antonio 'Larry' Cimirro dies at 87; had the 'Hot Diggity Dog' truck outside Flemington ShopRite
• East Main Street closing in Clinton next week for water main reconstruction
• Hunterdon Sheriff reports Whitehouse Station man arrest on warrant charge
• Delaware Valley High School prom-goers: See photos of the prom on NJ.com, and send us your prom photos!
• Pittstown woman charged with drug distribution after Clinton man overdoses
• Obituaries: Eleanor Dusenberry Poole, former school nurse in Clinton Twp., dies at 88
• Vehicle fire off Center Street in Clinton Twp. affects traffic on Route 31
• Delaware Township Committee could award bid Monday for police station conversion
• Obituaries: Earle T. Holsapple, former president of Welsh Farms dairy in Long Valley, dies at 95
• Bidding dispute delays gym floor replacement at South Hunterdon High
• Lambertville park's Civil War monument to be rededicated in May 23 ceremony
• Crews working to retrieve New Hope-Lambertville fireworks barge that was cut loose
• High Bridge Police arrest man from community on warrant charges
• Raritan Township Police charge New Hope man with possession of hashish
• Raritan Township Police charge Pennsylvania woman in connection with using fake prescription to buy oxycodone
• Raritan Township Police report Milford driver medevacked to hospital after Volvo hits utility pole
• Lebanon Township residents express concerns about rehab center's septic, lighting, traffic and more
• Hunterdon Central High School seniors compete tonight for title of 'Mr. Central'
• Clinton Township Police report boy bitten by German shepherd dog at Middle School baseball fields
• Clinton Township Police charge Glen Gardner driver in connection with having fraudulent license
• Franklin Township Committee awards contract to demolish two house
• Long-term plan for 300-unit housing development approved in Raritan Township
• Readington police catch man wanted for animal cruelty in Florida
• Tewksbury Elementary School named as a National Blue Ribbon School
• Alexandria Township school district sued by former teacher, union president
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through May 8
• Clinton Public School teachers rally after school to protest lack of a new contract
• Hunterdon Central's Summer Enrichment Academy: 35 classes mix fun and academics
• Readington's $29.5 million school budget approved despite tax levy election defeat
• Lebanon Borough school adminstrator files suit in response to tenure charges
• Hunterdon Library Commission tax, spending to be discussed May 18
• Franklin Township could award contract tonight to demolish two houses near Municipal Building
• Teen identified who brought horse back to Readington property, which lead to rescue of thrown rider
• Whitehouse Rescue Squad and Readington River Buffalo Farm host a Buffalo Watch
• $1,000 reward offered for tips on New Hope-Lambertville fireworks barge vandalism
• Hunterdon prosecutor says Delaware Township gunshot death was suicide
• Readington man charged after shooting house guest
• Obituaries: former Whitehouse resident Charles Watson dies at 87
• Letters: Delaware Township man embarrassed by neighbor's 'outrageous behavior' after meeting
• Clinton Township's $11.6 million municipal budget approved by unanimous vote
• Police: Man shoplifted at Readington Walmart, was caught in Bridgewater
• Authorities investigating death from apparent shooting in Delaware Township
• Milford couple hires attorney, frustrated with inaction to repair creek after dam breach
• Raritan Township planning board approve plan for 300-unit housing development
• Raritan Township Police News - May 8, 2012
• Hearing continues tonight in Lebanon Township on proposed addiction treatment center
• Woman thrown from horse in secluded part of Readington rescued by granddaughter
• Lambertville Mayor David DelVecchio is named 'Mayor of the Year'
• Counterfeit money used at Lambertville store
• North Hunterdon Rotary Club to award 12 scholarships
• Cyrus Cama, father of two, named to Franklin Township school board
• Editorial: Questioning the reason the Clinton Township school board excluded the public
• Obituaries: Califon resident Jane Morris dies at 88, worked in business development for the state
• Specialists will move 22,000 books, DVDs and CDs from Ringoes to new library in West AmwellS
• No new trial for damages in Fibermark case
• Tewksbury Township adopts ordinances regarding construction fees and fines and protected custody of DWI arrestees
• Trial in trip and fall case at High Bridge's Solitude House adjourned yet again
• West Amwell officials, fire company to discuss aging firehouse, possible fire district tonight
• New Jersey Assembly agenda includes social media privacy protection, internet gaming, banning unsolicited text messaging ads and green jobs
• Don Blair reports on the 18th annual Flemington High School alumni get-together in Florida
• Your Comments: Temporary court order says exotic car company can't operate from former Delaware Township horse farm
• Two crews seek volunteers to clean up Flemington on Saturday morning, May 12
• Delaware Township Police report deer ran into side of car operated by Raritan Township driver
• Delaware Township police arrest Pennsylvania man on traffic warrant charges
• Delaware Township police arrest Dunellen man on warrant charges
• Hearing continues tonight on proposed 300-unit housing development in Raritan Township
• Clinton mayor and council signal intent to withdraw from North Hunterdon court, but it's not a sure thing
• Raritan Township Police charge Flemington woman with shoplifting from Kohl's store
• Flemington Agway redeveloper now must fine-tune retail site plan
• Hunterdon Polytech wants all high schools' calendars in sync
• Hunterdon Healthcare annual report shows successful year, efforts to improve care
• Hunterdon Central students help launch 'Put It Down' initiative
• Lebanon Township and first aid squad reach agreement over building's title
• Sergeantsville Farmers' Market opens May 12 with produce, plants, pierogis and more
• There's no relaxing for jockey Rosie Napravnik after historic Kentucky Oaks victory
• Readington approves $1.1 million bond ordinance to fund road repairs, equipment purchases
• Franklin Township to host hearing on using Green Acres land for Transco Pipeline tonight in Quakertown
• 44th profitable quarter in a row for Hopewell Valley Community Bank
• Obituaries: Alexandria Twp. resident Charles Bauman dies at 64; loved to restore airplanes, cars and motorcycles
• Readington Township Committee introduces $17.7 million municipal budget
• Lebanon Township police report burglary at Rocky Run Road home
• Owner of track shut down to exotic car 'experiences' in Delaware Township reports possible vandalism
• State Police report vehicle towed from crash scene in Milford
• State Police report Frenchtown, Phillipsburg drivers hit deer in Kingwood Township
• Raritan Township Police charge Philadelphia man in connection with marijuana possession
• Clinton Township Police report boat motor stolen from Lebanon Bait and Sport store on Route 22
• Clinton Township Police charge Virginia driver, passenger in connection with marijuana possessiion
• Clinton Township Police charge High Bridge man with conspiracy, entering state while a fugitive from justice
• Flemington-Raritan school district warns parents of possible child luring attempt
• Plan for retail space on old Flemington Agway property gets preliminary OK
• Clinton Council to decide revaluation criteria, intent to leave North Hunterdon court
• Delaware Valley High School to dedicate softball field in memory of teacher, coach Paul Petro Sr.
• Real estate appraiser testifies for neighbors opposed to solar field in Raritan Township
• Car and truck collide in Delaware Township
• Lambertville police charge 3 from Doylestown with marijuana possession
• Redevelopment of Flemington Agway site before Planning Board tonight
• Delaware Township mayor, committeewomen, oppose reducing Open Space Tax rate by a penny
• Public hearing on Clinton Township's $11.6 million municipal budget is set for Wednesday, May 9
• Hondurance 5K 2012 set for Deer Path Park in Readington
• In Readington, public hearing on $1.1 million bond ordinance for road repairs, DPW equipment is tonight, Monday, May 7
• Your photos: Butterflies and other wildlife spotted in Hunterdon County
• Clinton police charge Pittstown woman with DWI
• Readington police charge Whitehouse Station woman with DUI
• Obituary: Frances Miller, 96
• Hunterdon sheriff's detectives catch Northampton County, Pa.'s Fugitive of the Week
• Clinton Township police say passenger had heroin
• Frenchtown police charge Milford man with DUI
• Obituary: Peter E. Leddy, Sr., newspaper CFO
• Raritan Township Police News - May 4, 2012
• Assemblywoman Simon proposing law to let Hunterdon have part-time tax administrator; Danzo says full-timer is needed
• Obituaries: Flemington resident Phyllis J. de Rosa dies at 96
• Fundraiser Monday at Angelo's helps Odyssey of Mind teams at J.P. Case School in Raritan go to World Finals
• Obituaries: Clinton resident Robert Kornberger, North Hunterdon High School Athletic Hall of Fame member, dies at 76
• Flemington's townwide yard sale continues tomorrow, May 6, 2012
• Alexandria Township dedicates new picnic pavilion in park with music and hot dogs
• Basil Bandwagon Natural Market hosts Earth Fair Music Fest in Flemington
• 3-year prison term given driver in fatal accident on Route 78 in Readington Twp.
• Warning to drivers: N.J. Turnpike's 'Merge' down to one southbound lane tonight
• Roxey Ballet Present's Cinderella
• Hunterdon County, send us your butterfly photos!
• Flemington celebrates seven grand openings in one day
• Jersey-born jockey Napravnik rides to historic victory in Kentucky Oaks
• Obituaries: Stockton resident Benjamin Lubold dies at 33
• Obituaries: former Flemington resident William J. Kinnamon dies at 74
• Heroin suspected in death of man found in Franklin Twp. motel room
• Hunterdon County Old Ink: Petty gambling devices seized; rest rooms in courthouses a godsend
• Your comments: Five Hunterdon schools named New Jersey 'reward' school for achievement or growth
• Raritan Twp. police charge driver with drug possession, other offenses
• Broken taillights leads to marijuana arrest in Raritan Twp.
• $791,000 will preserve Nemeth farm in Alexandria Twp.
• Clinton Twp. man arrested in Raritan Twp. on charge of driving under the influence of alcohol
• Bethlehem Twp. will hear comments about Comcast cable
• Delaware Township police: Car T-bones horse trailer
• Vicinage XIII attorneys, of Hunterdon, Somerset and Warren counties, admitted to U.S. Supreme Court
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through April 30
• Obituaries: Stockton resident Elizabeth Ann Adkins dies at 77, was Blue Fish Clothing seamstress
• Lambertville cop honored for making most DWI arrests in county in 2011
• $15 a credit tuition rise approved for Raritan Valley Community College
• Obituaries: Readington resident Joseph Scerbo, a podiatrist, has died
• Raritan Township Police News - May 1, 2012
• Lawsuit threatened against Clinton Township school board alleging Open Public Meetings Act violation
• Obituaries: Califon resident Richard Gorczynski dies, avid motorcyclist loved his small town
• Motorists hurt in Route 22 collision in Readington
• Obituaries: NASCAR fan Walter William Voorhees, formerly of Lambertville, dies at 79
• West Amwell police charge New Hope man with DWI
• Hunterdon County high school graduation rates decline with new federally-mandated calculation
• Hunterdon buying two trucks to haul shelters for firefighters
• On 2012 Arbor Day, Hunterdon County plants an oak tree in Flemington
• Clinton man charged with assault in Clinton, making threat in Franklin Township
• Prosecutor: Indoor growing operation found, $100K in marijuana seized, woman arrested
• Criminal crew yanks 26 catalytic converters from Muller Toyotas in Lebanon Township
• Property tax rate dropping in Union Township
• Two dozen acts to take the stage at Hunterdon Central High School's annual cabaret May 4, 5
• Jack's Pizza celebrating 40th anniversary in Flemington
• Frenchtown allows landlords delinquent in tax payments to make 'health & safety' repairs
• Your comments: Clinton Township mom turns in bag of marijuana found in son's backpack to police
• Raritan Township zoning board plan to vote tonight on Garden Solar application
• Flemington-Raritan school board frustrated with township's habit of making late tax payments
• Johnson family's helistop denied by Tewksbury Land Use Board
• Flemington resident admits to sex assaults on six teen boys
• Historic awards highlight Clinton Township's Vought House
• Delaware Township resident gets OK for Little Free Library box at Municipal Building
• Hunterdon's 'Bike to work' month is underway - despite the rain
• Five Hunterdon schools named New Jersey 'reward' school for achievement or growth
• Charges filed against man taken into custody at gunpoint on Route 31 in Clinton Township
• Delaware Valley Regional High School performs 'The Young Idea'
• 2 Democrats step up to challenge Republicans on Flemington Borough Council
• Clinton Township's 1759 Vought House receives Historic Preservation Award
• Hunterdon County reorganizes divisions, with goal of better management
• Girls Lacrosse 2012: Photos from Voorhees hosts Immaculata
• Editorial: Where speeding is concerned, there's plenty of blame to go around in Hunterdon County
• Your comments: N.J.'s only public municipal indoor riding arena faces uncertain future
• Alexandria man to do N.J. Marathon in wheelchair before entering medical school
• Raritan Township officers honored for saving life of 2-week-old baby
• Editorial: Founder of The Prom Shoppe in Raritan Township shows respect for people, environment
• Ketchup, tomatoes and peppers thrown at vehicle in Union Township, State Police report
• Editorial column: Taking in the sights at the Kentucky Derby
• Clinton Township mom turns in bag of marijuana found in son's backpack to police
• In Bloomsbury, State Police report Verizon cell phone purchased through identity theft
• In Bloomsbury, State Police report car towed after hitting metal debris on Route 78
• Obituaries: Flemington resident Philomena Silvestri dies at 91; retired White-Westinghouse supervisor formerly lived in Whitehouse
• Letters: Why does half of Hunterdon's deer population live in my backyard?
• Woman seriously injured while riding horse in Franklin Twp.
• Raritan Township Police charge Maplewood driver with DUI
• Raritan Township Police charge Clinton driver with DUI
• Clinton Township Board of Education president confronted about allegations he made
• JCP&L promises change to Delaware Township residents who suffered long power outages
• Jersey-born jockey Napravnik won't ride in the Kentucky Derby but still has Derby Oaks mount
• Flemington-Raritan school board to consider eliminating student activity fees
• Flemington-Raritan school board looking to fill vacancy after Linda Mastellone resigns
• Hunterdon county grand jury returns indictments against seven people on April 26
• Readington residents complain about county cuts in spending on township libraries
• Temporary court order: Exotic car company can't operate from former Delaware Township horse farm
• Flemington proposal would ease ban on watering lawns
• Reports of gunman in Clinton Township sends 3 schools into lockdown
• N.J.'s only public municipal indoor riding arena faces uncertain future
• Lebanon Township relies on mutual aid service due to lack of daytime first aid volunteers
• Delaware Township man with shrapnel wounds from old military ammunition is still hospitalized
• Flemington man taken into custody at gunpoint on Route 31 in Clinton Township identified
• In Alexandria, man charged with sexually assaulting nursing home resident with Down syndrome
• Clinton Township Police recount arrest at gunpoint of Flemington man who had automatic weapon on Route 31
• Faces 4 Autism attempts to break a record by blowing bubbles
• In Raritan Township, fire leaves house on Laurelton Trail uninhabitable
• Report of man with gun on Exxon property puts North Hunterdon High School on lockdown
• Jury selection put off until tomorrow in Frank Venable trial
• Pottersville Company will dedicate steel from the World Trade Center
• Unionized workers protest contract impasse
• Lockdown lifted at North Hunterdon High School in Clinton Township
• 'External threat' caused lockdown at North Hunterdon High School; suspect in custody
• Hunterdon Medical Center hosts 'Take Your Kids To Work Day'
• Hunterdon senior citizens invited to speak about funding programs for them
• Your comments: What would you like to see come to Flemington?
• State Police report identify theft in Union; Paypal fraudulently used to buy software, iTunes, Netflix
• In Readington, State Police report tractor trailer wheel hits vehicle on Route 78
• Detectives charge West Amwell man with having sex with juvenile under 16
• Flemington-Raritan teachers, school board settle on new three-year contract with raises
• Hunterdon County Grand Jury indicts 10 on April 19
• Flemington is upgrading borough website for easy use, adding email blasts
• Raritan Township to hold public hearing tonight on 2012 municipal budget
• Barley Sheaf students in Raritan Township return to school after power loss forced them to relocate
• Lebanon Township Committee and Planning Board meet tonight to discuss Highlands
• Defendants in tax lien class action suit have until June 1 to file answers
• After Readington voters rejected school tax levy, budget now in hands of Township Committee
• Delaware Township gets court order, temporarily shutting down exotic car driving 'experiences' on former horse farm
• NJDOT: Route 31 and Glen Gardner improvements on schedule
• Obituary: Helen M. Alpaugh, 79, formerly of High Bridge
• Students vie for 'Mr. South Hunterdon' honors
• In Raritan Township, motorcyclist apparently rides away before police, ambulances arrive at accident
• Police shut down track for exotic car driving 'experiences' at former Delaware Township horse farm
• Noel Coward's 'The Young Idea" on stage May 3-5 at Delaware Valley High
• South Hunterdon schools celebrate Arbor Day by planting trees
• Softball 2012: North Hunterdon hosts Kittatinny
• Clinton Township holds fourth annual Community Day at Bundt Park
• John Lindsley, 100, active fireman in Lambertville dies
• PHOTOS: 31st annual Shad Festival reels in visitors to Lambertville
• Delaware Township officials mull reducing local open space tax rate
• Hunterdon detectives trace woman from Asbury Park to Newark, arrest her at Penn Station
• Flemington-Raritan school board expected to approve teachers' contracts tonight
• Alexandria Township to dedicate park pavilion with bluegrass concert
• Raritan Township Police charge Franklin Township driver with DUI
• High Bridge chimney fire resulted in no damage
• Lambertville police arrest fugitive from state of Delaware
• Barley Sheaf students in Raritan Township evacuated to middle school following power outage
• High Bridge Police report vehicle crash at Bridge and Main streets
• Flemington police sort out confusion over car owner's identity
• Two lawn mowers stolen in Kingwood
• Raritan Township Police charge Pennsylvania resident with marijuana possession
• 3 of the richest counties in country are in N.J., report says
• Senior Spotlight: Hunterdon division to host Senior Day
• Paw Print: Rescue group celebrates 10 years of cooperation
• Raritan Township Police News - April 27, 2012
• Hunterdon Freeholders meetings Tuesday include county budget; RVCC budget; personnel and legal matters
• Lambertville Shad Fest 2012 is underway
• Fire at High Bridge Stone quickly extinguised
• 'Doing Clinton' and Go Green Fair taking place downtown and at Red Mill
• High Bridge school helps prepare Canine Companions
• Old televisions, broken computers and much more dumped during 2012 Bethlehem Twp. Cleanup Day
• Flemington woman walking in 18-mile event of American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
• Power failure Saturday afternoon affects almost 1,000 homes and businesses in Union Twp., Clinton
• Obituaries: Readington Twp. resident John Brownell dies at 79; retired Elizabethtown Gas technician had been Cub Scout, 4-H leader
• Lambertville's 31st annual Shad Festival kicks off tomorrow
• Hunterdon Drug Awareness Program honors Undersheriff Robert Smith with Masterson award
• In East Amwell area, driver in his 70s trapped in vechicle that went off the road on Route 31
• Hunterdon Central juniors celebrate prom night tonight
• Strained ligament grounds Tewksbury horse that was entered into Badminton Horse Trials
• Jack Lindsley, a Lambertville volunteer for 75-plus years, dies at 100
• Readington Police charge Bridgewater pair with shoplifting from two Walmart stores
• Murder defendant's statements will be admissible at trial
• Raritan Township Police report brush fire at Wheatfield Court, in the Stone Gate Development
• Two women fighting in Clinton Township police station parking lot charged with simple assault
• Frost Warning issued for Saturday covering Hunterdon, Somerset counties
• Lambertville church raising money to preserve historic graveyard
• Wild swans have nest with 8 eggs near Kingwood Township house on Delaware River
• Jersey-born jockey Rosie Napravnik could ride in the Kentucky Derby again
• Slightly higher than acceptable levels of radon found in two areas of Tewksbury Township schools
• Obituaries: John Lotito dies at 82; headed the Lebanon Cheese Co. for many years
• Tell us: Have you seen the Kingwood swans? Send us your wildlife photos!
• Man killed by falling branch at N.J. nudist camp is identified
• Tells us: What would you like to see come to Flemington?
• Heron Glen Golf Course in Ringoes achieves River-Friendly certification
• Faces 4 Autism may have set Guinness Record today for blowing bubbles, Delaware Valley High School helped
• Residents, officials raise questions about solar ordinance draft in Clinton
• Clinton Township school board member Mark Kaplan says 'It's time to move on'
• Hunterdon shelter for troubled teens seeks board members
• Raritan Township's bike and pedestrian plan now part of master plan to guide developers
• Businesses needed for Hunterdon Central Project Graduation Merchant 10% Give Back May 18-20
• County superintendent won't review Califon's school administrator contract
• Dayton Road, Route 523 'beautification project' aims at safety, new look
• Hunterdon Prosecutor: Artillery shell exploded while Delaware Township man was drilling it
• Clinton Township Board of Education approves 2012-13 school calendar
• Commission receives third award for rehabilitation project at Riegelsville Bridge
• Obituaries: Kingwood Twp. resident Paul Oceanak dies at 86, surveyor 45 years for Bohren & Bohren until retiring
• Flemington police charge man with stealing whiskey from vehicle
• Frenchtown school students fill principal's car trunk with food for pantry
• Flemington-Raritan school board considers changes to two vice principal positions
• Mountainview prison corrections officers demand contract
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through April 23, 2012
• 73-year-old Delaware Twp. man medivacked: shrapnel wounds may be from old military shell
• Six redevelopment projects unfolding in Flemington
• Clinton Township Board of Education member Mark Kaplan resigns
• Lebanon Township zoning board approves variances needed for cell phone tower
• Minor accident causes delays on morning commute on Route 78
• State Police report piece of concrete fell from Route 78 overpass in Union Township hit tractor trailer windshield
• In Bethlehem Township, State Police arrest Bloomsbury man on warrant charge
• Califon school board will try to resolve CSA contract controversy without litigation, president says
• Raritan Township Police News - April 24, 2012
• Hearing for 300-unit development in Raritan Township is again postponed
• Kingwood to tweak well testing ordinance after realtors urged board to add clarity
• In Frenchtown, roadwork final touches being completed on Bridge and South Harrison streets
• Obituaries: Marian 'Mally' Stone, formerly of Flemington and Frenchtown, dies in Florida
• Faces 4 Autism April 26 event could set Guinness World Record for blowing bubbles, schools helping
• Mayor: Flemington and police nearing zero-increase deal
• Water main work closes block of Leigh Street in Clinton today, tomorrow
• Asbestos complicates building demolition at Hoffman Park in Union Township
• Lebanon Township residents will present testimony opposing GenPsych rehab center on May 10
• Your comments: Hunterdon Freeholder says 1979 starting salary stays for tax administrator position
• Frenchtown breaks ground for long-awaited wastewater treatment plant project
• Letters: Raises worth nearly 15% for some police officers, we're okay with this?
• Editorial column: Flemington schoolchildren slid down the fire escape, into the cinders
• State Police report crash on Route 78 in Readington
• State Police report two crashes in East Amwell, one on Wagner Road, one on Reaville-Cloverhill Road
• Editorial: Increased educational requirements for local police serve the public's interest
• In Alexandria, State Police charge Pennsylvania driver who hit utility pole with leaving scene of accident
• Editorial: Foreclosure Relief bill could provide affordable housing in New Jersey
• Special Olympics set for May 1 at North Hunterdon High School
• Obituaries: Holland Twp. resident Florence Moss dies at 94, was a nurse at Riegel Paper
• Clinton council refuses banner request for Blues Fest benefiting nonprofits in nearby town
• Volunteers keep SPLASH program chugging along the Delaware River
• Photos: Flemington-Raritan Baseball celebrates opening day 2012
• Accident victim treated for injuries, then jailed on a parole violation warrant by Delaware Police
• Merit bonuses in new Delaware Valley High School superintendent's contract could total $22,110
• Holland Police report fire started after lightning struck tree behind Farmhouse Inn
• Holland Police think graffiti 'artist' misspelled word on warehouse; solar lights reported stolen
• Raritan Township planning board to review Linque development, bike and pedestrian study tonight
• Flemington man facing 10 years in prison for sex assault of child in the 1980s
• Clinton Twp. man gets prison term for distributing child pornography
• Former Hunterdon educator reflects on 30 years in schools
• East Amwell official: Safety, not number of tickets, is purpose of police shared service
• Baseball 2012: Photos from Robbinsville at Hunterdon Central
• Bullying is focus of Acceptance Day at Delaware Valley High School
• Enjoy food, live music, dance at Delaware Valley High School Project Graduation fundraiser
• Co-workers taking furlough days to bring back a Hunterdon planner
• Califon school board meets tomorrow night; expected to discuss chief school administrator
• Obituaries: Lambertville resident James Dragotta dies at 76; taught math at Hunterdon Central 39 years
• Readington Police charge teen driver from community with DUI, speeding
• Raritan Township Police charge woman from community with shoplifting from Kohl’s store
• Franklin Township police report two crashes
• Possible 'Silent Bandit' bank robber arrested in Pennsylvania to appear in federal court
• South County Library moving to West Amwell Twp.
• Franklin Township School board votes to hire business administrator Fredericks full-time
• Your comments: Residents opposed to Raritan Township solar site hire attorney to represent them
• Thief uses 91-year-old New Jersey woman's identify to get IRS tax refund in Florida
• Flemington's Music on Main Street schedule is restored to seven shows for 2012
• Resolution passed stating former mayor does not represent Clinton Township Board of Education
• Obituaries: Delaware Twp. resident Martin Siecke dies at 70; active in government, ran for Hunterdon Freeholder
• Delaware Valley High school board inks new contract with Nastus, to start new superintendent search
• Former mayor responds to Clinton Township school board resolution that singles him out by name
• Budget, Highlands ordinance hearings on Tewksbury Committee's agenda
• Tree pollen counts plummet after rain, but allergy sufferers aren't in the clear in New Jersey
• Dumpster fire melts portable toilet in Delaware Township
• Raritan Township community garden set to open later this spring
• E-mail to state from former mayor prompts Clinton Township school board resolution
• Pickup truck falls off flatbed trailer in Lambertville as trucker continues to I-95
• Flemington Borough Council to discuss 2012 summer events tonight
• Work on Flemington-Raritan Diner delayed until outstanding issues are resolved
• World Book Day means giveaway in lobby of Hunterdon Medical Center
• Prison employee's sexual harassment suit is dismissed by Hunterdon County Judge
• Resolution stating former mayor 'does not represent' Clinton Township school board is on agenda
• Delaware Valley High School board plans action tonight on superintendent post
• Hunterdon County sheriff's officers make three arrests on warrants
• Readington police seek owner of money found at Walmart
• Fire contained to chimney on April 22 in Clinton
• Rabbi from Chabad of Hunterdon County named to NJ Commission on Holocaust Education
• Raritan Township Police News - April 20, 2012
• Hunterdon County won't raise starting pay for next tax administrator, Walton says
• Heavy rain brings Flood Advisory for Hunterdon, Somerset, Morris counties
• The prom wear is free, no questions asked, at nonprofit's new shop in Raritan Township
• Readington police make drug paraphernalia arrest at Whitehouse Motel
• Opening day of baseball 2012 celebrated by Delaware Township Athletic Association
• Readington police charge 2 Westfield men with marijuana possession
• Friends of the Hunterdon County Library's 2012 huge book sale is in its final day
• Mental health official poses as homeless man in Toms River psychiatric hospital
• Readington police arrest two on marijuana charges
• Whitehouse Station man ticketed after his car collides with motorcycle on Route 22 in Readington
• Heavy rains coming Sunday to Hunterdon, Somerset, Union, Morris and other counties; flooding possible
• Raritan Township Police arrest Lakewood man with Mexican ID on outstanding warrants
• Lebanon Township doesn't have a SWAC representative after all
• Raritan Township Police charge Flemington man, Hopewell woman at Ramada Inn
• Girls Lacrosse 2012: Photos from Delaware Valley hosts Mount St. Mary
• Baseball 2012: Delaware Valley at Voorhees
• 'Civil War Days' brings history to life at Clinton's Red Mill
• Union Twp. Committee honors North Hunterdon student, 17, for helping classmate who was choking
• Obituaries: Anna Burry dies at 91; has a son in Readington
• Raritan Township zoning board names temporary engineers to fill spot following retirement
• Obituaries: former Annandale resident Marvin "Jake" Hockenbury dies at 80; worked at Hunterdon Developmental Center, Bloomsbury truck stop
• Overturned vehicle blocks intersection near Route 78 on Route 513 by Walmart in Franklin
• Readington Police charge Linden driver after spree of hit-and-run crashes
• Decision on Raritan Township solar site delayed after neighbors hire attorney 'to exact change'
• Your comments: Delaware Valley High School's cancels 'Day of Silence;' transgender student takes issue
• Asbestos remediation planned in four classrooms at South Hunterdon High
• Raritan Township Police arrest man from community on warrant charges
• Your comments: DEP plans to clear-cut trees at Bull's Island park, site of fatal campground accident
• Transgender Delaware Valley High School student hopes to break down prejudices on 'Day of Silence'
• More waterproofing work needed around South Hunterdon High gym
• Mercedes, three other cars ignite in car carrier fire on Route 78 in Tewksbury
• Delaware Valley High School transgender student plans to take part in 'Day of Silence,' school won't
• Residents opposed to Raritan Township solar site hire attorney to represent them
• North Hunterdon grad Cusack ready to take a stab at Olympics fencing berth
• Transgender student's grandparent angry over 'Day of Silence' cancellation at Delaware Valley High School
• Frenchtown woman is passionate advocate for developmentally disabled
• Obituaries: Flemington resident Mary Bender dies at 63; was active in Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Whitehouse Station
• Obituaries: Leonore “Lee” (Weber) Krauss dies at 90; served as a Jehovah's Witness in Clinton, elsewhere
• Flemington Methodist Church interested in leasing parking lot, old Choir School building
• Clinton Township police say one man was wanted, the other gave false name, both had marijuana
• Letters: Salvation Army donations drop by $20,000 after ban by one Hunterdon Walmart's landlord
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through April 17, 2012
• Second Trenton man charged in New Year's Eve burglary in East Amwell
• Lebanon Township will pick up electric bill for the food pantry
• Cell tower construction begins behind Lebanon Township municipal building
• Tell us: How do you deal with seasonal allergies?
• Five Guys Burgers & Fries opens in Flemington
• Hunterdon Community Emergency Response Team growing; Ken Mandoli wants 200 volunteers
• Lebanon Township tax rate to rise under proposed budget
• Obituaries: Charles Peek dies at 85; has a daughter in Flemington
• FBI reports attempted bank robbery in Flemington area
• Frenchtown Councilman Gerry St. Onge resigns from governing body
• Raritan Township Police News - April 17, 2012
• FBI seeks help in identifying 'Silent Bandit' who has robbed banks in Pa. and N.J.
• N.J. residents remember TV legend Dick Clark as a 'nice guy' and 'consummate professional'
• Dick Clark dies; Hunterdon man recalls long friendship, was first singer on 'Bandstand'
• What's with this? Walpack Township once part of Hunterdon
• N.J. voters pass most school budgets
• Hunterdon Central and Hunterdon County Teacher of the Year Mary Woods' one-on-one approach helps students succeed
• Flemington's Samuel Fleming House museum getting $106K facelift
• Raritan Township zoning board expected to vote tonight on solar application
• Tree pollen counts skyrocket in N.J., fueling allergy symptoms
• Tewksbury Township school district continues to work on reducing lead in the water at Old Turnpike School
• Rumors of OSHA sanctions untrue, Tewksbury school was just cleaning out the science lab
• Realtor groups to express concerns about Kingwood well testing ordinance tonight
• Retired Associated Press writer Sid Moody dies at 83, was once a reporter for the Hunterdon Democrat
• Police: Drunk Readington man rolls car into tree in front of officers
• Alexandria Township Committee split 2-1 on sharing road crew with another town
• Tonight, Lebanon Township will introduce budget, discuss food pantry’s electric bill
• Readington voters reject school budget by 25 votes
• Readington considering alternative technology to repair sidewalks uprooted by trees
• Byers column: New Jersey volunteers save frogs from becoming roadkill
• Hunterdon Freeholders OK farmland deal with Ted Peters, after his death
• Editorial: Champions like Hunterdon Central Coach Fick are driven to continue success
• Editorial: Freeholders should consider realities of 2012 when allocating open space taxes
• Raritan Township Police charge Pennsylvania driver with heroin related DUI on Route 31
• Raritan Township Police charge Hillsborough driver with DUI
• Franklin Township Police report mailbox vandalized on Locust Grove Road
• Union Township Committee to honor North Hunterdon High student who aided choking classmate
• West Amwell cops ticket New Hope woman after crash on Goat Hill Road
• Live coverage: N.J. school board election results
• Hunterdon Freeholders keep open space tax unchanged after 32 people speak out
• New shop in Flemington offers free, 'gently used' prom wear for teens
• Raritan Township police to continue ticketing speeders in East Amwell
• DEP plans to clear-cut trees at Bull's Island park, site of fatal campground accident
• East Amwell, land trust expect to close soon on 23-acre Lang property
• Boys Lacrosse 2012: Photos from Pennington at Delaware Valley
• Protesters in Flemington want the rich to pay more taxes
• Lambertville's 31st annual Shad Festival two weeks away
• New York man faces prison in chimney sweep scam in three counties
• Raritan Township Police charge Pennsylvania man in connection with oxycodone possession
• Obituaries: former Stockton resident Walter 'Jim' Van Luvanee Jr. dies at 92; drove truck for Tarantola
• Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns still arguing over budget
• Raritan Township Police charge 18-year-old resident with receiving stolen BMX bicycle
• Employee of Lebanon Borough manufacturer charged with forging nearly $600K worth of checks
• Police find marijuana in NY man's underwear after speeding stop on Route 78 in Union Township
• Two Hampton drivers, one from Asbury charged in connection with doing donuts on grass in park
• Hunterdon Family Success Center offers all sorts of services and programs
• Tewksbury Township will pay translator $13 per hour, needed or not
• Raritan Township Police News - April 13, 2012
• In Readington, $1 million-plus bond ordinance introduced for road repairs, DPW equipment
• Obituaries: Theodore Peters dies at 95; engineer and pilot was active in Readington governance
• Obituaries: Ewing Twp. resident David Johnson dies at 61, was volunteer at the Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Elizabeth man driving stolen car leads police on chase from Pennsylvania to Hunterdon County
• Mary Elizabeth Sheppard, former clerk of East Amwell and Lambertville, dies at 67
• Raritan Township officials hear complaints about speeding in two neighborhoods
• Alexandria Township seeking price quotes on revaluation
• West Amwell police charge Fanwood woman with DWI
• Police ordinance introduced in Clinton Township in part to set leadership requirements for department
• Franklin Township residents call police about variety of intrusions
• Flemington uses in-house talent to remodel Borough Hall
• Eagle Scouts slated to be recognized by Readington Committee
• High-speed chase takes turn off Route 78 into Tewksbury
• Vehicle burning on Route 78 in Union Township
• Readington K-8 school election is Tuesday, April 17, for $29.5 million budget, board of education members
• Engineer recommends stepping up police enforcement on Raritan Township road
• Hunterdon Central High School incoming freshmen invited to sports and activities meeting on Thursday evening, April 19
• Raritan Township Police charge 19-year-old resident with shoplifting cough medicine from pharmacy
• Lambertville police investigating art theft from gallery
• Thieves take barrel planter, yard signs in Lambertville
• Obituaries: John R. Emann, 76, of Delaware Township
• Raritan Township Police charge two teens from community with marijuana possession
• Frenchtown Police arrest Pennsylvania fugitive on warrants out of Phillipsburg, Branchburg
• School budget voting approaches for N.J. districts that opted out of new education law
• Clinton beckons with special springtime events
• Obituaries: Joyce Specchio of Delaware Township at age 60
• Speed & Sports Show 2012 under way now at Riegel Ridge to aid Holland Township School's SEED foundation
• Hunterdon Central hosts 2012 Skyland Relays
• Obituaries: High Bridge resident Rudolph J. Miquel dies at 86; enjoyed working with early televisions and vintage radios
• Hunterdon Medical Center holds 2012 Baby Fair
• Hunterdon County bowlers do well in Special Olympics festival
• East Amwell piano prodigy has sights set on Carnegie Hall for second year in a row
• East Amwell officials look at historic Clawson House as possible permanent base for South County Library Branch
• Wreck on Route 202 in Raritan Twp. causing traffic delays
• Raritan Township Police charge East Amwell driver with DUI, reckless driving
• Raritan Township Police charge Flemington woman with shoplifting at Kohl's
• Clinton Township municipal tax bill likely going up $15 for average assessed home
• Raritan Twp. research firm working with University of Missouri on consumer preferences
• East Amwell to begin using mass alert systems in an emergency
• Police charge Rartitan Township teens in connection with Oxycodone, marijuana possession
• Titanic anniversary interests Flemington attorney Louis Miller
• Survey results: Average speeds on two Delaware Township roads are lower than posted
• Spring cleaning: Permits available for Delaware Township cleanup day on April 21
• Obituaries: retired High Bridge teacher Dorothea Thelma 'Dotty' Gaal of Tewksbury dies at 76
• Clinton Township councilman explains why state should prevent disclosure of residents’ private information
• State Police: Arrests made in 8 of the 12 burglaries in East Amwell
• Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office is reviewing animal cruelty case
• Flemington BID adds 5K, bicycle races, street fair to borough calendar
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through April 10, 2012
• Educators search for best ways to prepare N.J. kids for state tests
• N.J. man accused of sexually assaulting teen he met on Facebook
• Raritan Township approves improvements for Diamond Nation's overflow parking lot
• Pieces of World Trade Center steel to be part of 9/11 memorial at Annandale Hose Company firehouse in Clinton Township
• Obituaries: Thomas P. Tippett, formerly of Neshanic and Flemington, dies at 64
• Prosecutor Kearns, Hunterdon Freeholders meeting again on budget; Walton hopes for a compromise on cars
• Hunterdon prosecutor, police director reject rumor of second Clinton Township cop arrest
• Bethlehem Township woman and Clinton Realtor, 62, one of 15 Hunterdon club members entered in Boston Marathon
• Obituaries: Raritan Twp. resident Thomas Rozborski dies at 86; member of Croton Rod & Gun Club
• Your comments: Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns again clash over cars
• Death of woman in Glen Gardner does not seem suspicious, authorities say
• Tewksbury Township introduces ordinances regarding construction fees and fines and protected custody of DWI arrestees
• Readington Township police charge two with DWI
• Clinton evaluating whether to stay or leave North Hunterdon Municipal Court
• Clinton Township Council says Senate OPRA bill would drive up costs for local governments, taxpayers
• Sports column: Hunterdon Central's Aversano is state girls 'Coach of the Year'; and a class act
• Holland Township man charged with sex assault for alleged activity with 14-year-old girl
• Athletes, volunteers invited to HOPS Challenger Baseball spring Saturdays at Cust Academy, Raritan Township
• Letters: Retail employee from Flemington asks what happened to manners, common courtesy
• Readington Committeewoman Julia Allen opposes changing Hunterdon Open Space program
• Troopers investigate woman's death in Glen Gardner
• Use of open-space funds to mow grass in Alexandria Township Park is debated
• Raritan Township Police News - April 10, 2012
• Clinton Township wants to limit truck weights on 16 streets, some near Hionis family greenhouse and nursery on Muirfield Lane
• Hunterdon County doctor, nurse put on paid leave amid investigation
• East Amwell officials hear objections after rejecting low bid for insurance contract
• Readington vote on board of education members, K-8 school budget is April 17
• Indictment amended, next trial for Frank Venable to begin April 30
• Raritan Township police charge Readington driver with DUI, obstructing traffic
• Hunterdon Freeholders OK George Wagner's plan for new jail warden
• Raritan Township police charge three Mercer County men with marijuana possession
• Hunterdon working hard on South County Library, Walton says
• Vikes bats connect; Lions and Eagles shut out
• Tewksbury Township opposes tightening of Open Public Records Act
• Flemington will welcome several new trees for Arbor Day 2012
• Softball Coach Pete Fick's newest milestone at Hunterdon Central High School: Win 700
• Hampton Borough Exploratory Committee sends school survey to residents
• Hunterdon eyes new commercial center on Route 179 in West Amwell Township for South County Library
• Union Township tax rate expected to remain the same for 2012
• Delaware Township approves revaluation of all properties to better align values
• East Amwell CFO resigns because of increasing workload in Princeton Township
• Deadline is today, Wednesday, to change party for June 5 primary election
• Editorial column: Walkable cities, towns, villages are in vogue in New Jersey
• Editorial: In Hunterdon wealth is nice, health is priceless
• Flemington will make landlords post bond for lawless tenants
• Flemington decides: Law-breaking tenants will cost landlords money
• Raritan Township engineer Fred Coppola is retiring in May after 21 years
• Hunterdon County Prosecutor says burglary task force yields 16 suspects so far; Drug addiction linked to break-ins
• 83-year-old Delaware Township driver blinks, then car goes into ditch in Kingwood
• Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns again clash over cars
• Small forest fire quickly contained on hillside in Bethlehem Township
• Police investigating mulch bed fire at Rartitan Township home
• Propane gas grill on deck apparent cause of Tewksbury house fire
• Obituaries: Pottersville resident Howard L. 'Jerry' Van Duyne dies at 90; known for selling sweet corn, other produce at his stand
• Rartitan Township Police charge Pennsylvania teen with DUI, endangering welfare of children passengers
• Delaware Twp. Police charge Asbury man with possession of marijuana found in iPhone box
• Neighbors rushed to aid of Holland Township woman who later died of injuries from fire
• Rartitan Township Police charge Branchburg resident with driving under the influence of alcohol after crash on one-lane bridge
• Easton driver jumps from car in Clinton Township during failed attempt to elude State Police
• Prosecutor: Killer in Kingwood murder-suicide case tested positive for heroin, cocaine and other drugs
• Flemington's Union Hotel redeveloper likes 25-room option best
• Hunterdon County Grand Jury hands up indictments on March 29
• Flemington's old Stangl pottery works tenants are expanding, Plein Air Festival coming in May
• Frenchtown man charged with careless driving apparently reached for cell phone just before crash in Kingwood
• Flemington man charged with stealing money from car of neighbor hosting family Easter gathering
• Flemington Police arrest Belvidere man on child-support warrant
• Bethlehem Twp. postpones hearing on new solar energy ordinance
• Wind-fueled fires sweep across N.J., burning homes and land
• Hunterdon Freeholders meeting with Prosecutor Kearns, Sheriff Brown and others to talk about budget
• Readington residents only ones in Hunterdon County who can vote on school budget April 17
• Trustee seeks to hire an accountant for bankrupt Lebanon Township First Aid Squad
• Lt. Gov. to present Ground Zero steel to Annandale Hose Company for memorial
• Clinton Township cops: Duo on Route 22 had cocaine, opium, 'bath salts' and more
• Lambertville City Council expected to adopt $4.8 million budget tonight
• Sale of Flemington's Union Hotel could be completed this month
• Senator Doherty coming to Tewksbury Township Committee meeting tonight
• Flemington Borough Council meeting a day later; special closed session is on openness in government
• Lundgren resigns from Franklin Township school board; successor sought
• DEP public hearing on Transco natural gas pipeline to run through Clinton, Readington is April 12
• Bloomsbury Mayor Mark Peck resigns; Mike Galuppo says he won't run for position
• Lambertville police arrest man who is $34,881 behind in child support
• Tewksbury equestrian headed to The Netherlands to compete in World Cup
• Road construction will close Leigh Street to through traffic during the day April 10 and 11
• Fire at Custom Alloy had 'some impact' on production, officials say
• Large brush fire in Staten Island causing traffic mess, widespread smoke
• Downed wire restricting traffic on Route 31, Flemington
• Frenchtown Police: 18-year-old Holland Township woman charged with underage consumption of alcohol taken to hospital
• Route 29 blocked in Stockton
• Firefighters contain forest fire to 2 acres in Delaware Township
• House catches fire on Sutton Road, Tewksbury Township
• Obituaries: 8-year-old Rayanna Rose Marrero of Delaware Township loses battle with cancer
• Bethlehem Twp. lowers the flag in memory of longtime official Frances "Franny" Osmun, who died at 101
• Obituaries: Holland Twp. resident Joseph Cosentino dies at 60; was environmental scientist for the EPA Edison office
• After Hagedorn: Same care, new setting
• Alcohol suspected as factor in West Amwell accident which leaves Hopewell man with multiple leg fractures
• Photos from the 2012 Frenchtown Easter Egg Hunt
• Two men hurt when car slams into pole along Rt. 179 in West Amwell Twp.
• Baseball 2012: Bridgewater-Raritan at North Hunterdon
• Family, pets escape injury in Tewksbury Twp. house fire
• Canoe capsizes at Spruce Run Reservoir in Union Twp., 2 people end up in the water
• House fire in Tewksbury Township early Saturday
• Prosecutor: Fire that claimed life of Holland Township woman caused by candle
• Holland Township woman pulled from house fire Thursday night dies from injuries
• Editorial column: Has the warm winter set the stage for more bugs, and diseases they may carry?
• Lebanon Township encouraged to join class action suit involving fraudulently obtained tax liens
• Lebanon Township waives insurance requirement for company evaluating garage property
• Parent presents case for recruiting students for Franklin Township School, urges positivity
• Lebanon Township to join Sustainable Jersey
• Slain FBI agent remembered at Readington memorial on five-year anniversary of his death
• Clinton Township police officer charged with steroids possession
• Public hearing on East Amwell's no-tax-hike budget set for April 12
• Friends, family of slain FBI Agent Bush gather for memorial service in Readington Township, still have questions
• Clinton Township cop arrested on illegal possession of steroids charge
• Raritan Township zoning board postpones Garden Solar application to April 19
• Hunterdon Central High School team could win top prize in contest using math to solve a real-world problem
• Young alpaca handlers from Hunterdon and Somerset County compete in 4-H show
• Animal cruelty case involving Readington Township equestrian is transferred to the County Prosecutor's Office
• Flemington presses DEP for go-ahead on Cut Glass condo project; former retail landmark to be razed
• Raritan Township man en route to Tennessee for alleged jailbreak plot
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through March 29
• Lebanon Township and defunct rescue squad inching closer to agreement over building
• Long delayed DPW garage construction could start soon in Lebanon Township
• Sparks fly over study to upgrade Hunterdon Fire School
• Lebanon Township police report two crashes on Route 31
• Healthquest Dome in Flemington retires for the season
• Softball 2012: Voorhees falls to Warren Hills in season opener
• Your comments: Offering minimum salary from 1979, Hunterdon can't find tax administrator
• Trenton boy, 11, charged with assaulting staffer at ESC School in West Amwell
• Delaware River is 5th most polluted river in U.S., environmental group says
• Dust collector fire evacuates Custom Alloy in High Bridge
• Tewksbury to hold hearings on Highlands ordinances
• Raritan Township zoning board expected to vote tonight on solar site application
• Letters: Where are the aggrieved landowners whose land values have been stripped by the Highlands Act?
• Bloomsbury Mayor Mark Peck resigns; political career on 'indefinite hiatus'
• Hunterdon County buying $95,478 truck to pull equipment trailers for Road Department
• Emergency services respond Wednesday to Custom Alloy in High Bridge
• Hunterdon Democrats and Republicans file to run for freeholder, council, mayor, other posts
• Your comments: Franklin school to provide iPads to each student, add all-day kindergarten
• Red Flag Warning issued for New Jersey; brush fire reported along Route 78 in Lebanon
• Report of dirt bike passing stopped school bus leads to ticket in Delaware Township
• Hunterdon elections head, Richard Lynch, retires and board seeks replacement
• Bloomsbury Mayor Mark Peck resigns
• Six Hunterdon County employees lose their jobs, including a planner
• Raritan Township Police News - April 03, 2012
• Lambertville police: DWI stop leads to weapons charges along Route 29
• Eighth-grader in Hampton helps choreograph his school's musical, 'Honk Jr.'
• Raritan Township Police charge resident with marijuana possession
• Raritan Township Police charge resident with driving under the influence of alcohol
• Raritan Township Police charge Hopewell man in connection with cocaine possession
• GMC driver crashes into rear of Toyota minivan in East Amwell
• Used book sale approaches for Friends of the Hunterdon County Library
• Raritan Township mom also commands Navy operations
• Delaware Valley High School superintendent search fails to yield 'successful candidate'
• Tuition rising 15 percent at Raritan Valley Community College
• Prosecutor identifies Clinton driver hit by High Bridge cop car
• Man on Hunterdon's 'Most Wanted' list arrested at Newark Airport, headed to Mexico
• Tricky Tray on April 21 benefits 4-H Horse Clubs
• Tewksbury school budget presentation is tonight
• $6,000 mower reported stolen from Jehovah Witness hall in Delaware Township
• Hunterdon County Superior Court rules that Readington Township owns open space lot on Dreahook Road
• Franklin school to provide iPads to each student, add all-day kindergarten
• 7-year-old Tewksbury boy takes first place in Massachusetts Pokémon competition
• Man cannot be prosecuted in two states for two crimes related to same conduct, appellate judges rule
• Health official: Hunterdon County ranks healthiest because of wealth, partnerships
• State Police: Three Pennsylvanians found with heroin, syringes and BB gun in Union Township
• Toll Commission delays work on Lumberville-Raven Rock Toll-Supported Pedestrian Bridge
• Offering minimum salary from 1979, Hunterdon can't find tax administrator
• Delaware Township wants to buy vacant historic house near Bulls Island state park from the state for $1
• Stockton borrowing $175,000 for repairs to sewer pump station
• Easton resident charged with careless driving after rear-ending Ford Mustang in Kingwood Township
• Parents can meet new superintendent for Clinton Township schools tonight, Tuesday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m.
• Hunterdon eye doctor, daughter return from Bolivia mission trip
• Raritan Township Police News - April 02, 2012
• Park for smaller dogs set to open in Readington
• Delaware Vallley High School names Ingrid Gray teacher of the year, who returns honor with scholarship
• No resignations on Clinton Township school board despite president saying two members may have violated ethics code
• Class action suit filed against tax lien investors is moved to federal district court
• Prosecutor: High Bridge cop tried to catch possible wrongdoer when cruiser slid, hit oncoming car
• Computer teacher Kathleen O'Brien is Delaware Township School teacher of the year
• Raritan Township cops say Branchburg man drove into ditch; 11 charges filed
• Freeze warning issued for Hunterdon County after midnight
• Tewksbury Land Use Board to hold hearing on proposed driveways for home next to new JCP&L substation
• Tewksbury boy takes first place in Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament
• Dog chasing deer hit by truck in Holland Township
• Lambertville police say passengers had BB gun and concealed knife
• Readington police report buzzard, not burglar, responsible for damaged window
• Lebanon Township names Jason Kornegay as next school superintendent
• Investigation to determine why High Bridge police car and another car collided
• Rock band Tre wins Delaware Valley High School's 2012 Battle of Bands
• Paw Print: German shepherd mix waiting for new owner
• Flemington VFW sponsors 2012 Easter egg hunt in Lenape Park, Raritan Township
• Milford's three churches unite for 2012 Palm Sunday procession, led by child on pony
• High Bridge police car collides with another car, at least one person injured
• Clinton Twp. police arrest 2 High Bridge men, seize $666 after Ketamine ('Special K') found in their car
• Worker at Clinton Twp. business tells of arrest threat for unpaid loan, police think it was a scam
• Three drivers charged after hit-and-run accidents in Clinton Township
• Voorhees High School's 'How to Succeed' succeeds and then some
• Man charged with stealing lawn equpment owned by a Readington policeman
• Police contract in Delaware Township gives raises to most senior union members
• Your comments: Allowing paid advertising at Clinton Township public park will be discussed
• Two Clinton boys, age 10 and 11, charged with smashing lighting fixtures in condo complex
• Good Friday, April 6 is a Hunterdon County holiday, no LINK service
• Obituaries: Floyd Bishop, co-founder of Whitehouse Station food market, liquor store
• Hunterdon Central varsity cheerleaders and their escorts model prom fashions
• Obituaries: Eunice Naomi Devonald Smith dies at 97; her Bethlehem Twp. family farm became Hunterdon's Tower Hill Park
• Readington man's Wells Fargo credit card used fraudulently in Louisiana
• Readington man tells police three different stories about hit-and-run crash
• Hear the wolf's side at Delaware Township School production today, March 30
• Tewksbury family left homeless by early morning fire
• Readington Police charged township man with DWI
• South Hunterdon High using state School Choice money to keep tax levy unchanged
• Delaware Township plans revaluation of all properties this year
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through March 27, 2012
• Firemen respond to early morning fire in Tewksbury
• School budget passed in Clinton Township; President says two board members my have violated meeting confidentiality rules
• Mysterious scorch marks discovered in empty stone cottage at Delaware Township weekend home of former Trenton Mayor Palmer
• Trial in trip and fall case at High Bridge's Solitude House adjourned until May
• Tewksbury's budget down but taxes will rise slightly
• Recording session top prize in Delaware Valley High School Battle of the Bands on March 30
• Lane shift planned on Route 31 in Hampton starts Friday night, March 30
• Voorhees High School's musical 'How to Succeed in Business' opens tonight, March 29
• Bethlehem Twp. proposes controls over solar energy installations
• Franklin Township School's construction project not overspent, says business administrator
• Paid advertising now permitted in Clinton Township public park
• Clinton Township Council may ask Board of Education to provide ‘tax relief’ in school budget; Board vote on budget is tonight, Thursday, March 29
• Taxes for Delaware Valley High to rise in three municipalities, under budget adopted by school board
• Your comments: New group of Delaware Township residents unhappy with alternate site for homes for developmentally disabled seniors
• Your comments: Hunterdon County high school, worried about liability, will stop sponsoring drug- and alcohol-free Project Graduation
• Diamond Nation to improve overflow parking lot to avoid paying police overtime
• Clinton Water Company sending crew to fix 6-inch water line break on Muirfield Lane
• Editorial: Off-road ambulance could save hikers, hunters, farmers in Hunterdon County
• Editorial: Hit the dirt in Hunterdon
• Hunterdon County Freeholder Ron Sworen won't seek a third term
• Clinton Township residents complain about truck traffic on Muirfield Lane to and from Hionis facility
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees Regional High School District adopts 2012-2013 budget
• Holland Township police alerted to potential phone scam
• Copper wire stolen from cell tower in Holland Township
• Local director will pitch 'Small Town USA' TV show with film of Clinton
• Hunterdon getting radios so Emergency Management personnel can communicate quickly with other counties
• Jack Cust signs minor-league deal with Yankees
• Electronics, appliance, scrap metal recycling day in Clinton Township on Saturday, March 31, at Bundt Park
• South Hunterdon High board sets public hearing Thursday on $10.78 million budget
• Lambertville Public School faced with rising enrollment, but drop in state aid
• Frenchtown Board of Education passes resolution to meet regularly with other K-8 districts that send students to Delaware Valley High School
• Editorial: New Jersey property tax penalty system allows municipalities, investors to charge 18% interest
• Your comments: Residents discuss the pros and cons of letting the Johnson family have a helistop in Tewksbury Township
• Allowing paid advertising at Clinton Township public park will be discussed at Council meeting tonight, Wednesday, March 28
• Editorial column: Oppose 'Dracula clause' that would resurrect expired development permits in New Jersey
• Bethlehem Township tax rate rising slightly for 2012
• Second solar farm proposed in Franklin Township
• Clinton Township Police charge two men with marijuana possession
• See prom wear at Hunterdon Central Cheerleaders Booster Club fashion show March 29
• Raritan Township Police News - March 27, 2012
• Woman who let child ride unrestrained in car arrested by Clinton Township Police on unrelated warrant charge
• Hunterdon County superintendent wants Clinton Township school budget by Friday, March 30
• New group of Delaware Township residents unhappy with alternate site for homes for developmentally disabled seniors
• Clinton road construction to cause traffic delays on Leigh Street today through Friday
• Flemington Post Office building is under contract for sale
• Hunterdon County high school, worried about liability, will stop sponsoring drug- and alcohol-free Project Graduation
• Raritan Township's $16.9 million budget includes tax increase, layoffs
• Freeze Warning again issued for Hunterdon, Somerset counties; farmers allowed to use fire to protect crops
• West Amwell police charge prison inmate with burglary
• Vote on Clinton Township school budget by Board of Education set for Thursday, March 29
• Franklin Township adds 34 acres of preserved farmland
• West Amwell police charge Pennsylvanian with Route 179 house burglary
• West Amwell man charged with assault by auto
• Voorhees High School presents 'How to Succeed in Business' this week
• Flemington police charge man with disorderly conduct
• Obituaries: Clinton resident Stanley Lindabury dies at 84; worked at various Hunterdon farms and Beaver Brook Country Club, enjoyed fixing engines
• Clinton Township Police charge Washington man with heroin possession
• Man tells cops his car was vandalized at party in Flemington
• Tax flat or dropping in four of five municipalities under Hunterdon Central School budget that lowers spending
• Troopers make marijuana arrests in Union Township
• Flemington teen charged with DWI
• Manhole cover damages car in East Amwell
• Police: Pennsylvania man found with 100 hypodermic syringes, heroin and cocaine arrested
• Raritan Township police charge man with breaking into car
• Readington family displaced Monday after dryer fire damages home
• Clinton Township Board of Education postpones vote on school budget; Several residents speak at meeting for tax reduction
• Highlands issues, budget on tonight's Tewksbury Commitee agenda
• Fire danger alert issued throughout New Jersey, winds fuel house fire in Hunterdon County
• Delaware Township man taken to hospital after car hits tree; DWI charged
• Structure fire in Readington Township on Old Route 28, north of Route 22
• Frenchtown Police make two warrant arrests for failure to appear in court
• Six people indicted on charges of cashing forged checks in Hunterdon County
• Former Hunterdon Central Vice Principal Suzanne Cooley could become principal
• Sole East Amwell representative to Hunterdon Central school board resigns, applications taken for seat
• Clinton Township man charged with criminal mischief after allegeldy trashing his own apartment
• Dr. Kutscher of Flemington elected to 3-year term as NJ American College of Cardiology governor
• North Hunterdon Little League kicks off 60th anniversary with parade
• Your comments: How should Hunterdon Central handle parking for seniors?
• Lambertville police charge New Hope, Pa., woman with DUI
• Freeze warning issued for tonight throughout New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and as far south as Maryland
• Pickup truck may have been dented by projectile launched from potato gun in Holland Township
• Holland Township girl charged with possession of marijuana
• Clinton police arrest Bound Brook man on warrant
• Pay-to-play costs for school sports, other co-curricular activities may be discussed at Clinton Township Board of Education meeting tonight, Monday, March 26
• Raritan Township Police News - March 23, 2012
• Business investment in High Bridge is goal of Economic Development Committee brochure
• Residents discuss the pros and cons of letting the Johnson family have a helistop in Tewksbury Township
• South Hunterdon students get a glimpse of the work world
• Obituaries: Funeral services set for Ryan Alley, 25, of Raritan Twp., Mercer car crash victim
• Obituaries: Raritan Twp. resident Antoinette McGeechan dies at 96
• Obituaries: Delaware Twp. resident Laurance 'Bub' Hambleton dies at 77; helped out at Flemington Fair, Hunterdon County 4-H Fair
• Hunterdon middle school shuts off water fountains due to lead concerns
• Hunterdon towns awarded state grants totaling more than $1.6 million for road projects
• Congressman Lance defeats Larsen in both Union, Somerset county Republican conventions
• Ryan Alley, Hunterdon Central graduate and TCNJ student, dies of injuries from Ewing crash
• Hunterdon Central Academic Team wins Warren-Hunterdon meet
• Two Frenchtown teachers educate peers about their own high-tech classrooms that use iPads, Google Docs and Smart Boards
• Amwells, Lambertville, Delaware Township finalize animal control shared-service agreement
• Second Trenton man charged in New Year's Eve burglary in Delaware Township
• Bingo and basket raffles on March 25 benefits Hunterdon Central High School Class of 2012 Project Graduation
• Clinton Township Police charge Lebanon man with DWI
• Hunterdon County recruits volunteers for Community Emergency Response Team
• School tax bill for owner of average assessed Clinton Township home expected to go down by $56 for 2012-13
• Three injured in Clinton Township head-on car crash on Allerton Road
• Appeals court rules in favor of Lebanon Township couple's home-based welding business
• Raritan Township police arrest Delaware Township teenager on drug charges
• Loud muffler leads to arrest of Flemington man on heroin possession charges
• Readington Township equestrian responds to allegation of animal cruelty
• Evicted tenants charged with damaging apartment in Delaware Township
• Delaware Twp. woman charged with assault after reportedly ripping phone from wall, hitting sister
• Letters: Ladies, you're not sexy
• Clinton Twp. proposed 2012-13 school budget general fund reduced to $26.07 million; Public hearing is March 26
• 'Hunger Games' inspires competition at J.P. Case School in Raritan Township
• Readington Township equestrian with an eye on the Olympics is charged with animal cruelty
• Public hearing on Lebanon Township addiction clinic will continue in April
• Delaware Valley High School Board of Education backs off on naming new superintendent
• Lebanon Borough School Superintendent Dominic Costanzo facing tenure charges
• After ousting director, N.J. Highlands Council searches for a new one
• Young singer-songwriter Grace Guggenheim works with Nashville producer Michael Bonagura; see upcoming concerts
• No worker layoffs yet as Hunterdon County, union continue negotiating
• No raises for Frenchtown employees as municipality mulls tax amnesty in tough budget year
• Carol Kelley hired as Branchburg Township schools superintendent, leaving Hunterdon Central as curriculum director
• Landscape lights smashed at clubhouse in Clinton
• Deeds filed with the Hunterdon County clerk's office through March 20, 2012
• Lambertville, Clinton rescue squads getting large, inflatable tents to rehab firemen at the scene
• Fuel tank falls from Ford pickup on Rt. 31 in Glen Gardner, 21 gallons of gas spills
• Raritan Township man Donald Kohut arrested in prison break plot
• South County Library in Ringoes might close if deal can't be reached with landlord
• Residents speak out for, and against proposed helistop in Tewksbury Township
• Work session on Clinton Twp. proposed $26 million school budget is tonight, Thursday, March 22
• Raritan Township Police News - March 20, 2012
• Gov. Christie announces partnership between substance abuse center, psychiatric hospital
• Raritan Twp. man arrested in foiled plot to bust Tenn. female death row inmate from jail
• Hunterdon Central High School seniors talk about reasons for driving to school in 2012
• Flemington Car and Truck Country plans to break ground on new GM dealership this summer
• Auto Resource Center's solar panels in Clinton Township on the vanguard of energy-efficient businesses
• Lambertville police called to city homes for reports of attempted burglaries
• DWI conviction of driver impaired by prescription drugs upheld by New Jersey Appellate court
• Senator Mike Doherty presents 'Fair School Funding Plan' in Lebanon Borough tomorrow
• Raritan Township police report spate of car burglaries over St. Patrick's Day weekend
• Robbinsville man held on $10,000 bail following charges of stolen property, showing fraudulent license
• Lambertville police charge Trenton man with DWI
• Lambertville police charge Trenton man with marijuana possession
• In Lebanon Twp., Gov. Christie visits Freedom House, which will help homeless veterans at new program coming to Hagedorn
• Editorial: A promise kept by Hunterdon County Freeholders
• Editorial: Thank the people behind the scenes
• Six local, one professional band performing March 23 at Last Band Standing at Hunterdon Central High School
• Editorial: Let's talk about improving financial stability of Hunterdon residents like ALICE, the Asset Limited, Income Constrained and Employed
• Bloomsbury man with warrant gives police false name, date of birth after being stopped for tinted window
• Equestrians invited to take survey about how they care for their horses
• Hunterdon Medical Center's new policy, named after patient, recognizes role of families
• Hunterdon Central High School will hire new administrator; Kelley to retire June 30
• The Stockton School PTO holds Annual Rummage Sale
• Tell us: How should Hunterdon Central handle parking for seniors?
• Hunterdon OKs spending $58,185 for an off-road ambulance
• Rita's gives away free ices to crowds on first day of Spring
• State closing up-river campground at Bull's Island park in Kingwood permanently; down-river campground closed for 2012
• Ousted Highlands Council leader does not know what's next but remains optimistic
• Readington Committee tables ordinance requiring 35-year construction permit review prior to sale or rental of homes, buildings
• Darlene Shaffer appointed as president of Hunterdon Helpline
• iPads donated by Holland Township School PTO expand learning, prepare kids for a life of technology
• Yale building demolition in Raritan Township could affect parking area leased by Hunterdon Central High School
• Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns meet over detective car dispute
• Milford woman who went to police is arrested after saying she had marijuana
• Obituaries: memorial service set for former Everittstown resident Lawrence Cochran
• Death of 23-year-old man at Round Valley Reservoir ruled a suicide
• Clinton Twp. Councilman Harmen Vos charged with driving while intoxicated on St. Patrick's Day
• Raritan Township man with active warrants charged with possession of Oxycodone
• Flemington woman charged with shoplifting from Kohl's, Dress Barn
• Ringoes driver arrested by Clinton Twp. Police on DWI warrant charge from Pennsylvania
• 79-year-old Flemington driver injured at Clinton Twp. church after his car went over embankment
• Your comments: Clinton Township's per-student cost in 2012-13 school budget is 20% higher than 3 years ago
• Ringing cell phone leads patrolman to burglar at officer's own home, police report
• Frenchtown Police arrest Pennsylvania fugitive on warrants out of Bucks County
• Pedestrian hit by vehicle in Frenchtown taken to hospital for leg injury
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 16, 2012
• Balloon Festival 5K road race in Readington will be run partially on local roads
• Jayson Williams could be released from prison after serving time in two states
• Four finalists for principal at Hunterdon Central High School being interviewed today and tomorrow
• Campanellis share research on Hunterdon schoolgirl samplers of yesteryear
• East Amwell farm expansion spurs zoning battle
• Readington Board of Education accepting bids to outsource janitorial work at schools
• Two charged with theft from same home in Lebanon Township
• Clinton Twp. Planning Board to vote on Goddard School childcare franchise proposed on Grayrock Road
• Clinton Twp. Planning Board to discuss subdividing 20 acres on Payne Road near Route 31 owned by Diocese of Metuchen into 5 residential lots
• Oldwick Fire Company considers allowing cell tower behind firehouse
• Victims of double murder and suicide in Kingwood Township are buried
• Motion withdrawn regarding suit by girl kicked in the face by a pony
• Obituary: Andrew C. Wierzbicki, 61, of Kingwood Township
• Obituary: Wanda S. Wierzbicki, 56, of Kingwood Township
• Obituary: Gabriel A. Wierzbicki, 26, of Kingwood Township
• Flemington Business Improvement District encourages residents to take survey
• Radon gas levels at 2 Clinton Twp. schools higher than EPA standard
• Readington public hearing on ordinance requiring construction permit review before any house or commercial building is sold is tonight, Monday, March 19
• Clinton cops arrest man wanted in Union County on theft charge
• Hunterdon experts can help clean out the cobwebs in mind and body
• Obituaries: Frances Osmun at 101, former Bethlehem Township treasurer
• PA trucking company pleads guilty to to falsifying records in connection with N.J. tainted milk incident
• Obituaries: Catherine Boyle dies at 101, once co-owned Whitehouse tavern-restaurant
• St. Patrick's Day in Hunterdon -- and Bucks County, too
• Obituries: Readington resident Thomas Titus dies at 69; Hunterdon Central grad drove bus for the school 26 years
• Armed robber of Bernards and Clinton gas stations sought by police
• Memory of former Hunterdon Medical Center nurse, Iris B, honored
• Bull's Island campgrounds deemed too damaged to stay open
• Games of all sorts at Hunterdon County Library drew players of all ages
• Clinton Twp. Recreation Committee looking at allowing paid advertising in public park
• Raritan Township police layoffs averted
• South Hunterdon High board requests study of possible school regionalization
• Clinton businesses should check security measures in wake of armed robbery
• North Hunterdon High School raises about $20,000 with Hoops for Heart
• Hunterdon Central High School club builds competitive basketball-shooting robot
• Clinton Twp. will have electronics, appliance, scrap metal recycling day on March 31 at Bundt Park
• Two Flemington men charged with stealing 'High Bridge-Cokesbury' street sign in Clinton Twp.
• Clinton Twp. Police charge Pennsylvania driver with marijuana possession
• Obituaries: Lebanon resident Marie ‘Omi’ Treiber dies at 107
• Raritan Township's PetSmart to open at the end of March
• Clinton Twp. Police charge Pennsylvania driver with DWI, refusal to submit to a breath test
• Body found at Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon is that of a Middlesex County man
• Phone scam artists impersonate Clinton police union fundraising representatives
• Trenton mom, daughter accused of selling heroin in Lambertville
• Clinton Twp. Community Garden Advisory Committee members named
• Marshall's employee indicted on theft by deception charge in Raritan Township
• Hunterdon County Grand Jury hands up indictments on March 15
• Local Girl Scouts honored by Clinton mayor and Town Council as organization turns 100
• N.J. Highlands Council votes to oust director at emotional session
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 13, 2012
• Lebanon Township woman seeks justice for victims of tax sale investors' scheme
• Maple syrup on the menu at environmental program in Clinton Township
• Clinton Twp. Schools online survey asks parents of students how big class sizes should be
• More School Choice students at South Hunterdon High cuts cost per pupil
• 6-year-old 2012 March of Dimes national ambassador visits Hunterdon Medical Center
• Did you celebrate the big day yesterday with pie or hula hoops? Hunterdon Central High School students mark Pi Day
• Construction project to close one block of Main Street in Clinton Monday morning, March 19
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education to hold work session on proposed $26 million school budget
• Debris at Bulls Island State Park is because of canal dredging and will be removed, DEP says
• Man's body pulled from Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County
• Man's body pulled from Round Valley Reservoir in Hunterdon County
• Deeds filed with the County clerk's office through March 13, 2012
• Sketch released of suspect in Clinton armed robbery may have hit two gas stations back-to-back
• Clinton Twp. renews cost-saving contract with Union Twp. to share municipal court
• Franklin parent pitching action plan to save township school
• Hunterdon Brewing Company craft beer distributor interested in Readington warehouse variance
• $157,000 disinfection project planned at one of Clinton Water Company's 8 working wells
• Raritan Township board of adjustment to resume hearing on EffiSolar application tonight
• Raritan Township woman featured in new book 'Military Fly Moms'
• Testimony concludes in hearings regarding cell phone tower in Lebanon Township
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 13, 2012
• Readington Township's COAH certification upheld
• Clinton Township's per-student cost in 2012-13 school budget is 20% higher than 3 years ago; Board of Education members debate meaning of 'tax relief'
• Alexandria to unveil proposed township budget, cut 19% from 2011
• Bloomsbury artist paints mural at HealthQuest in Raritan Township
• Bus drivers raises: 7.7% over three years under deal approved by Hunterdon Central, Flemington-Raritan school boards
• Pipersville, Pa., man charged with marijuana possession in West Amwell
• Franklin Township teacher is top earner in grass-skirt fundraiser
• Readington PBA flag football team plays in NY Giants Snow Bowl benefit for Special Olympics New Jersey
• General Motors dealership plans to relocate to South Main Street property
• Clinton gas station attendant held up at gunpoint, escape made on Route 78
• Clinton Twp. Council may request Department of Environmental Protection to hold public hearing on Transco pipeline flood hazard permit
• South Hunterdon High board hiring firm for football field work
• Franklin Township School board debates renting 17 classrooms for Sunday school
• N.J. cheese manufacturer accused of using tainted milk to make ricotta cheese
• Sweetheart Dance held at Hunterdon
• Rutgers Snyder Farm 2012 Home Garden, Orchard, Turf class series starts with program on herbs and specialty crops
• Franklin Township School board debates renting classrooms for Sunday school
• New superintendent could be named at Delaware Valley High School on March 26
• Right-to-farm battle between Stonybrook Meadows in East Amwell, neighbors
• Readington museum cleaned up after oil furnace malfunction coats interior, antiques with black greasy residue
• Lebanon Cheese Co. attorney downplays federal charges over ricotta
• 47-year-old man found dead in his Delaware Township home
• United Way of Hunterdon seeks community input
• Clinton Township's new schools Superintendent Drucilla Clark sees Board of Education, teachers, public as a team
• Light bulb thrown through windows in middle of the night in Holland Township
• Pennsylvania man charged with West Amwell burglary
• Burglary and attempted burglary in Holland Township
• Troopers: Cell-phone cord tangle causes crash in East Amwell
• Letters: Hit 'em with higher taxes and folks will stop being slobs
• Man charged with eluding police in Clinton Township
• Best friend recalls enthusiasm, kindness, troubles preceding Kingwood murder-suicide
• Suspected bomb in Bethlehem Township mailbox proves to be fireworks
• Thieves hit vending machines at Hampton Inn, steal TV from Walmart loading dock in Franklin Township
• Hunterdon residents dispose of all kinds of stuff at Hazardous Waste Cleanup Day
• Clinton woman says daughter pushed her down flight of stairs
• Editorial: New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's efforts can be abusive and counterproductive
• Clinton Twp. Police charge township driver with DWI, failure to stop at stop sign
• Clinton Twp. Police charge High Bridge driver with DWI, throwing debris from a car
• Franklin Township board withholds almost $34K from school-addition contractor
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education picks Denville's head school administrator, Drucilla Clark, as next superintendent
• Friends recall victims of apparent double murder-suicide, officials seek answers and homes for the family pets
• Kingwood administrators run 30 laps after students meet 'Read Across America' challenge
• Lambertville police report fake DEA agent preying on online medicine buyers
• Tewksbury Township looks at long range plans in light of declining school enrollment
• Tax levy for proposed Frenchtown 2012-13 school budget up 1.95% from current year's education spending plan
• Delaware Township could decide driveway access to Arc homes planned on Higgins Farm Road
• Arrested in Flemington, man owes child support, faces deportation to Mexico
• Lambertville police charge Wells Fargo Bank employee with stealing $8K from vault
• Woodglen School students compete in regional History Day Contest
• Classmates remember Gabriel Wierzbicki of Kingwood as unlikely to commit murder-suicide
• Hunterdon County Department of Parks and Recreation hosts Annual Earth Day Event
• Boy Scout Troop 112 perform community service
• Sexual assault trial rescheduled for April 30 in Flemington
• Clinton police seek vehicle struck in pizzeria parking lot by man charged with driving while intoxicated
• Three Bridges Library schedules March events
• Frenchtown appoints members of ‘Green Team’ environmental advisory committee
• Apparent double murder-suicide in 'troubled family' rattles rural N.J. town
• New Clinton Twp. Schools superintendent will be named tonight, March 12, at Board of Education meeting
• Kingwood man kills mother, father, then himself, Hunterdon prosecutor confirms
• North Hunterdon High girls fall short in Group 4 basketball final
• Hunterdon prosecutor believes Kingwood son shot parents, killed self
• Lambertville proposes $4.8 million budget with small tax increase
• 3 bodies discovered in Hunterdon County home a possible murder-suicide, authorities say
• Bloomsbury, Lebanon men charged with DWI in Bridgewater
• Three bodies found at house in Kingwood Township
• Two men suffer hypothermia after kayak capsizes on Round Valley Reservoir
• Readington man, 19, ends up in jail after dispute, threatening his mother
• Is horse farm liable for pony that kicked young bystander?
• Foreclosure looms for Lebanon Township homeowner, while the banker has admitted fraud
• Hunterdon officials meet neighbors of White Bridge Road project in Franklin
• Tree harvesting issue in East Amwell drags on
• Hunterdon County Hazardous Waste Cleanup is Saturday, March 10
• Roadwork in Frenchtown on South Harrison and Bridge streets will start March 12, finish April 4, weather permitting
• Public invited to comment on Johnson's proposed helistop in Tewksbury Township
• Frenchtown Board of Education holds informal public information session on $2.6 million draft school budget
• Abes and Quinn are superb in Hunterdon Central High School's 'Pippin'
• Hunterdon County school board elections
• Kingwood officials seek input from residents tonight on Horseshoe Bend Park
• Hunterdon resident gives talk on history of quilts
• Work starts Monday to replace bridge on Federal Twist Road in Kingwood Twp.; detour planned
• New superintendent of Clinton Twp. Schools won't be named until Monday, March 12, most likely
• Flemington boy hit by car while waiting for school bus
• East Amwell garage fire may have been caused by 'bottle rockets'
• Union Twp. Committee OKs spending for design work to prevent erosion along Race Street
• Assembly bill moves forward that would raise fines for drivers that don't slow down for horses and their riders
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 6, 2012
• Deo Volente Farm in Franklin Township welcomes a new stallion
• Garage fire at East Amwell home brings volunteers
• Hunterdon's Patrick Clifford says Irish songs aren't museum pieces, they're alive
• Hunterdon Freeholders meet at White Bridge Road bridge project in Franklin
• Irish festivities in and around Hunterdon, for St. Patrick's Day 2012 and beyond
• Frenchtown adopts new flood damage prevention ordinance
• One cell tower project is moving forward, while residents hope to stop another in Lebanon Township
• Artist of Frenchtown Lenape Indian mural planning ribbon-cutting ceremony, fund raiser for school in late spring
• Flemington-Raritan students mark one-year anniversary of Japanese tsunami
• Police charge Detroit man with cocaine possession after finding him behind the wheel with white powder on his nose
• Deeds filed with the County clerk's office through March 6, 2012
• Clinton Twp. Police detective locates missing township woman at New York City hospital
• Editorial: Corcodilos had a right to question Clinton Township school board about budget
• Asbestos finding leads Union Twp. to delay taking bids for demolishing Hoffman Farm buildings
• Hunterdon Medical Center Awarded Reaccreditation by the Joint Commission
• Editorial: Hunterdon County freeholders should know tax rates change
• Lebanon Township woman facing eviction from her home of 37 years, pleads for Township Committee's help
• Public invited to Frenchtown informal meeting on school budget tonight, March 8, with Board of Education members, administrators
• Smoke brings firefighters to Merck building in Lebanon
• East Amwell Township Committee to introduce 2012 budget tonight
• Lambertville City Council to introduce 2012 budget tonight
• Frenchtown getting tougher on delinquent property taxpayers
• Furnace system malfunction at Readington's Bouman-Stickney museum coats building interior, antiques with black oily residue
• North Hunterdon girls basketball team reaches Group 4 final
• N.J. Highlands Council may get new director, environmental coalition says
• Girls Basketball 2012: Photos from South Hunterdon at Metuchen
• Injured construction worker settles for $3.7 million
• Hunterdon library scholarship helps with college books costs
• Clinton Twp. Schools to announce superintendent finalist on Friday; Formal vote by Board of Education is March 12
• 'Pippin' to open tomorrow, March 8, at Hunterdon Central High School
• Improved budget outlook prompts Kingwood Township officials to hire park director
• Clinton Township's Gisele Thompson, ski racer, places 2nd in Pennsylvania state championships
• Hunterdon officials on site Thursday to show details of planned new bridge on White Bridge Road in Franklin
• Four Readington public school teachers receive awards from Governor Chris Christie
• Young Readington Township archer takes aim at national titles
• Your Comments: Some Clinton Township parents say June 8 is too early for school to end for summer
• Kingwood to fill vacant park director position by tomorrow
• Frenchtown Council prepared to take action against tax-delinquent property owners
• Red Flag Warning issued for Hunterdon, Somerset, Warren, other counties due to fire danger
• Lebanon Township Committee meets tonight
• At meeting tonight, Union Twp. Committee plans to OK funds for Race Street engineering and using school purchasing agent
• The stolen art from Lambertville and New Hope, Pa. that nobody knew was missing
• Hunterdon residents protest possible layoffs in Planning Department
• 70 show up at Hunterdon Freeholder meeting, many to protest possible layoffs
• Report: Balloon Festival in Readington brings $42.7 million to Hunterdon County, state
• HOPS in Hunterdon County marks eight years of basketball outreach
• One hurt in crash at intersection of Route 12 and Route 519 in Baptistown, Kingwood Township
• Obituaries: Katherine Napholz, born in German, farmed in Kingwood
• Readington Twp. faces new lawsuit filed over Solberg Airport land
• Flemington-Raritan students to commemorate one-year anniversary of Japanese tsunami
• Johnson helistop hearings continue on Wednesday, March 7
• Raritan Township police charge ex-employee with stealing from Max's 31 restaurant
• Raritan Township police charge six with marijuana possession
• Clinton Twp. community garden offering plots for growing fruits, vegetables, at 'White Cloud' property
• Hunterdon Art museum receives grant for Young Artist's Showcase
• Fire Weather Watch issued for Hunterdon, Warren, Somerset, Union and other counties
• Firefighters clean up small fuel spill in West Amwell
• West Amwell police charge Bernardsville woman with DWI
• West Amwell police investigate theft of dirt bikes from Kiriluk farm
• West Amwell police arrest Flemington man wanted in Newark
• Woman ticketed after car goes into ditch in West Amwell
• Clinton Township-area Girl Scouts hang hundreds of green ribbons to celebrate organization’s 100th anniversary
• 5 ATVs worth $58K stolen from Powerco in Union Township
• Reading postpones vote on ordinance requiring construction permit review before any house or commercial building is sold in township; Public hearing set for March 19
• Clinton Twp. Police charge Pittsburgh man with marijuana possession after car stop on Route 31
• Clinton Twp. Police charge Wrightstown man with marijuana possession after car stop on Route 31
• Raritan Township Committee to give budget update tonight
• N.J. man charged with breaking 14 laws, won't explain why for religious reasons
• Flemington-Raritan school board approves tentative budget calling for 2% tax levy increase
• North Hunterdon girls basketball team wins sectional title
• Readington Twp. Committee directs its lawyers to answer new lawsuit filed by Solberg Airport owners
• Lambertville school budget to increase tax levy by 9%
• Clinton Township woman reported missing, may have gone to New York
• School regionalization topic of Stockton meeting
• Flemington police say woman forged check, had stolen credit card
• Clinton Township’s historic Vought House non-profit group receives Congressional commendation
• Hunterdon Outreach Programs' basketball program a success
• East Amwell Township School Board announces candidacy information
• Police: Highland Park man hits tree on Route 12 after suffering seizure
• Hunterdon Central High School prepares 'Pippin' for March 8 opening
• Hampton students enjoy Read Across America activities
• Tewksbury Police Officer Conrad retiring after 25 years
• N.J. appeals court upholds conviction of man who had sexual relations with disabled client
• Jury selection delayed a week in trial of convicted child molester facing more charges
• A mother's call to police for missing money leads to son's drug arrest in Lebanon Township
• Immaculate Conception School presents, 'You're a Good Man Charlie Brown'
• 3 North Hunterdon High School alumni meet at Army Blackhawk helicopter school in Alabama
• Trial over fall at High Bridge’s Solitude House moves to March 26
• Funding available for area farmers
• Frenchtown Police arrest Pennsylvania driver on warrant after man stopped for using cell phone behind wheel
• Readington likely to require construction permit review before any house, commercial building can be sold; Public hearing tonight March 5
• Girls Basketball 2012: Photos from Watchung Hills at North Hunterdon; North faces Piscataway today in state tournament
• N.J. woman brings fashion to people in store on wheels
• Harlem Wizards charity basketball game at Hunterdon Central High School to benefit children with illnesses through Shannon Daley Memorial Fund
• PolitiFact N.J.: New Jersey towns are artificially lowering property values to get more school aid, senator says
• 9-1-1 and other calls come in 24/7 at Hunterdon Communications Center
• Delaware Valley High School's musical 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' delights the fans
• Obituaries: Dale Ann Patterson, 68, of Raritan Township
• Obituaries: Rosemary 'Kitch' Cox, 69, of High Bridge
• Wrestling 2012: Photos from Saturday at the NJSIAA state wrestling tournament
• Flemington Business Improvement District holds open house to show available properties
• Ownership of historic Revolutionary War-era Vought House in Clinton Twp. officially transferred to non-profit to create museum, educational center
• Obituaries: Flemington resident Anne Foran dies at 91, husband was state Sen. Walter "Moose" Foran
• Send us your Hunterdon County high school musical photos and videos!
• Piratzky and Craven stand out in South Hunterdon High School's 'Little Shop of Horrors'
• Katie Wilkie shines as 'Gypsy' opens at North Hunterdon High School
• Are you attending a high school musical? Send us your photos!
• Residents near proposed solar farm in Raritan Township voice objections
• Tewksbury's Heather Mason wins $25,000 grant to further her equestrian career
• Hunterdon Medical Center on 'divert' status but it's still accepting patients
• Milford-Holland Rescue Squad to speak at Milford Council meeting on March 5
• Bethlehem Twp. prepares for next emergency, gets generator prices
• Some Clinton Township parents say June 8 is too early for school to end for summer
• Bankruptcy trustee wants to get rid of two Chevy Tahoes owned by the Lebanon Township First Aid Squad
• Lebanon Township residents turn to courts to block drug rehab clinic
• High Bridge Borough Council tables decision on future of Borough Hall
• Hunterdon Freeholders to discuss 2012 budget in open sessions
• Tax rate would stay the same under Tewksbury Township’s proposed school budget
• Lebanon Township taxpayers to get lower bill for next school year
• Tax levy for Stockton School decreases under proposed budget; regionalization on agenda
• Expecting crowd, Hunterdon Freeholders will meet in old Courthouse
• 'The Lorax' brings a green theme to Read Across America at Delaware Township School
• Lebanon Township woman indicted on charges of stealing, using credit card of insurance client
• Route 12 in Raritan Township closed after vehicle crashes into woods
• Animal ordinance in Flemington is revised; shared services discussed
• Clinton Twp. Police find 35 bags of heroin in Newark man's car stopped on Route 78
• Milford could raise borough employee salaries at Monday's council meeting
• Flemington man charged with DWI while driving in Clinton Twp.
• Kingwood Township man hits deer on Route 519 in Delaware Township
• Clinton Twp. school board approves proposed school budget by 7-1 vote; Public hearing will be March 26
• Open Acres CSA @ Schneiderwind Farm Accepting Members For 2012 Season
• Raritan zoning board to deliberate on unpopular Garden Solar application April 5
• Editorial column: Girl Scouting prepares us for life
• 80 years ago today, the son of famed aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped from his New Jersey home
• Board of Education in Clinton Township to vote on proposed school budget early Friday morning, March 2
• Ceremony to celebrate Clinton Township's historic Revolutionary War-era Vought House is Saturday, March 3
• West Amwell Township man faces five charges in connection with blackout burglaries
• Hunting, fishing enthusiasts invited to large annual flea market, proceeds aid Sergeantsville Volunteer Fire Company
• Girls Basketball 2012: Photos from Bridgewater-Raritan at Hunterdon Central
• Clinton Public School Lady Bulldogs recognized for perfect basketball record
• Franklin Township school board members don't want sharp, new business administrator to get away
• Basketball 2012: Photos from the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex tournament
• Former Clinton Twp. mayor not saying if he will attend next school board meeting on March 2 after police called to remove him from last one
• South Hunterdon High School's 'Little Shop of Horrors' opens tonight, March 1
• Franklin Township police report phone theft at Cracker Barrel, house burglary, looted vending machines
• North Hunterdon High School's musical 'Gypsy' opens tonight, March 1
• Erwinna, Pa. man arrested in Milford on drug distribution charges
• Hampton students celebrate "Sugar-Less Day"
• Editorial: The crime that led to the trial of the century happened in Hunterdon exactly 80 years ago
• Bethlehem Township Committee will hear public comment tonight on changing name of Charlestown Lane
• Power outage in Readington caused by broken tree branch on Route 523; Schools continued under partial power
• Results of radon gas testing at Clinton Twp. schools conducted in mid January not yet available
• Franklin Township School receives permanent Certificate of Occupancy
• Raritan Township zoning board to resume hearing tonight on Garden Solar application
• Tasty soup served at annual Hunterdon County Rotary Soup Cook-Off benefitting food pantries
• Clinton now regulates clothing donation bins
• Power outage in Readington affects township schools, residences
• Hampton Borough discusses upcoming improvements to Upper Skillman Road
• Readington school board approves proposed $29.5 million operating budget
• South Hunterdon High getting a new sign out front
• 'Thoroughly Modern Millie' musical opens Thursday at Delaware Valley
• Power outage in Readington affects towsnhip schools, residences
• Tony the Vet walking through Hunterdon on 100-mile march in support of our troops
• Tony the Vet walking through Hunterdon on 100-mile march in support of our troops
• Raritan Township to begin work on Barley Sheaf Road sidewalk improvements this summer
• Union Township cancels budget meeting set for tonight, Feb. 29
• Donation boxes in Lambertville, Bucks County fraudulently collecting money
• Delaware Valley High School chooses a finalist to replace Nastus as superintendent
• Hunterdon freeholders will continue budget talks March 16
• Lebanon Township First Aid Squad says they're near agreement on squad building
• Jersey Central Power & Light spending $200 million to improve electric reliability, meet demand
• Delaware Township School budget would increase property tax levy by 2%
• Tewksbury residents hear from JCP&L representatives on storms, underground lines
• Report: Hunterdon County communications center handled 240,000 calls in 2011
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 28, 2012
• North-Hunterdon-Voorhees approves preliminary budget for 2012-2013 school year
• Clinton Twp. ex-mayor Nick Corcodilos exits public schools meeting after police called
• Delaware Township to spend $500K on police headquarters
• Four Hunterdon County photographers' works on view at Grounds for Sculpture
• Tell us: How will you celebrate Leap Day in Hunterdon County?
• Hunterdon Central students get to 'Bring Your Own Devices'
• Your comments: Trees vs. wires in Tewksbury
• Clinton Council to honor girls basketball team, military veteran tonight
• Overturned vehicle causes delays on Route 202 in East Amwell
• Football field drainage, Middle School gym work planned at South Hunterdon High
• Raritan Township to auction off two foreclosed properties
• Delaware Township residents seek Arc home details
• Wrestling 2012: Photos from the Region 5 tournament
• South Hunterdon High, Lambertville school boards urge more study of regionalization
• In West Amwell, truck driver falls asleep at the wheel on Route 31
• Holland woman hits pole on Crab Apple Hill Road
• Chain saws, pole saw stolen in Holland Township
• Obituaries: Henry Potts dies at 85; worked on estates in Bedminster, Peapack and as Lamington church elder
• West Amwell police charge Catasaqua woman with DWI
• 3 car-deer incident reported in West Amwell
• Pennington man's DWI conviction stands despite claim that driving was 'necessary'
• Ewing man charged with DWI in West Amwell
• Diesel fuel stolen in West Amwell
• Rear-end collision on Route 31 in Clinton Township
• Branchburg driver charged with DWI in Clinton Township
• Preliminary OK for Franklin Township School budget; includes funds for all-day kindergarten
• Kingwood Park Director applicants to be interviewed
• Clinton Twp. Police escort ex-mayor out of school board meeting at request of president
• Hunterdon Central's budget would cut tax levy by 2%
• Hunterdon County officials will meet with neighbors in advance of replacing white bridge in Franklin Township
• Readington Police charge Califon woman with DWI
• Scudder Falls bridge project interagency agreement approved
• Arc senior housing, $500,000 bond for police station on Delaware Township Committee agenda for tonight
• Lebanon Township driver hit pole and tree, cops say
• Clinton Twp. superintendent to make presentation on school budget plan tonight, Feb. 27
• Voorhees freshman girl charged with possession of marijuana after cops come to stop altercation
• Franklin Township school budget for 2012-13 could get preliminary OK
• Lebanon Township driver to pay for mailboxes hit on West Hill Road
• Lebanon Township school budget to be unveiled tonight, Feb. 28
• Three Hunterdon Central High School seniors are National Merit Scholarship finalists
• Readington police charge Somerset man with DWI after motorcycle crash
• Property tax levy would rise in budget draft Delaware Valley High School Board of Education could introduce tonight
• Your comments: Hunterdon County residents, do you feel rich?
• Lambertville cops say Solebury teen had vodka in vehicle
• Burglar steals $200 music box from Lambertville basement
• Flemington police charge Bridgewater woman with DUI at Wawa
• Flemington police charge man with using stolen credit card from Denville
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees Board of Education expected to discuss preliminary budget at meeting tomorrow night, Feb. 28
• Donations sought for Stockton School 2012 rummage sale
• Flemington officials will consider new animal control rules
• Readington police charge Colorado man with DWI after crash on Centerville Road
• TCNJ gets $2M grant to help teachers
• Obituaries: Joseph Michael Burger Jr. of Alexandria Township
• Scores of N.J. school districts moving elections from April to November
• Scenes from Region 5 wrestling championships 2012
• Rutgers University's learning program for retirees expands to a third spot in N.J.
• 240,867 phone calls to Hunterdon County Communications Center in 2011
• Pharmacist from Flemington sentenced to 25 years in prison for illegal oxycodone distribution, tax evasion
• North Hunterdon girls win first tri-county basketball crown
• Photo gallery: Mini Relay for Life at Clinton Twp. Middle School raises over $33,000 for American Cancer Society
• Delaware Township School to get $87,381 less in anticipated state aid, reworking numbers for Feb. 28 budget introduction
• Ewing farm in Raritan Township targeted for preservation
• About half of N.J. school districts implement Christie reforms for chunk of federal grant
• Nearly 500 sign petition supporting Hunterdon County Planning Department
• Under Christie plan, some Hunterdon schools would see large increases, others would experience drops in state aid
• North Hunterdon High School's 'Gypsy' almost ready for March 1 opening
• Latest appeal by murderess Wiley denied by N.J. appellate court
• Kingwood Twp. man, 19, charged with sex assault
• Bridgewater motorcyclist suffered minor injuries after colliding with deer in Raritan Township
• Speed humps to be installed on Alexauken Creek Road in West Amwell
• Hunterdon Grand Jury hand up indictments on Feb. 23
• Mini Relay for Life tonight, Feb. 24, at Clinton Twp. Middle School to benefit American Cancer Society
• East Amwell voters approve fire budget, elect fire commissioners
• Clinton Twp. School Board narrows superintendent search to two candidates
• National Weather Service issues Wind Advisory for Hunterdon
• Holland Municipal Building getting new flooring, paint
• Co-op to help Holland Township save on electricity bills
• Second superseding indictment in two weeks handed up against man about to go on trial for molesting boys
• Testimony on cell tower plan in Lebanon Township will continue on March 14
• West Amwell ordinance would ease budget cap, establish cap bank
• Obituaries: Gerald 'Jerry' Cervenka, 86, noted Cherryville farmer loved to play accordian
• 'Solar farm' proposal called 'biggest project' Franklin Township has ever seen
• NJVMA to induct Lambertville Dachshund rescuer into Animal Hall of Fame
• Hearing for Linque development in Raritan Township postponed until March 28
• Celebrate new beginning for Clinton Township’s historic Vought House on March 3
• Raritan Township Committeeman Gary Hazard, Craig O'Brien to run for Township Committee
• North Hunterdon and Voorhees High School students 'cut' class, raise more than $2,000
• Holland Township offering free document shredding for all on April 28 to help prevent identity theft
• Holland Township approves $30,000 spending for computers and software
• Holland Township gets a better deal on clean-up 'day' trash disposal
• Motorcyclist hurt in collision with deer on Route 523 in Raritan Township
• Lambertville voters approve fire budget, elect commissioners
• South Hunterdon High board meets tonight, Thursday; buying lockers, ice machine, sign, hockey goals on agenda
• Clinton Twp. changes zoning of Bradley property on Route 31 and Echo Lane for office building use
• Delaware Valley High School Key Club food drive benefits NORWESCAP
• Hunterdon getting equipment for Emergency Operations Center, Rescue Task Force
• Hunterdon Central is one of 14 schools in New Jersey chosen for grant program
• Franklin claims jurisdiction on evaluating den Hollander's solar project
• Clinton Twp. Council passes 1.7% salary increase for non-union municipal employees
• Female dock worker at Port Newark killed in industrial accident
• West Amwell police investigate residential burglary
• Hunterdon tax ratable base down 4.6%, widening income-expense gap; workers object to possible layoffs
• Readington residents want dangerous, muddy Foothill Road paved with asphalt
• Chimney fire extinguished in Delaware Township, fire chief issues safety reminder
• Clinton Twp. Council to vote on employee salaries tonight, Feb. 22
• Lambertville church's Community Kitchen celebrates 3 years strong
• Readington Committee votes to buy old farmhouse on River Avenue from state DEP for $1
• Waterfowl find refuge at Assiscong Marsh during migration
• Califon council to discuss future organization of Hunterdon schools
• Rob Walton endorses John King for Hunterdon Freeholder, Sworen still silent
• Franklin Township School addition fund is overdrawn by $15,000
• Alexandria Township board could give preliminary OK to 2012-13 school budget
• Two Delaware Township women appearing tonight at Gotham Comedy Club in NYC
• Judge dismisses bank suit against Frenchtown over tax lien for former gas station
• Editorial column: New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin's star rose at the right time
• Bethlehem Twp. hires a new chief financial officer
• Tell us: Hunterdon County residents, do you feel rich?
• Curbside pickup to cost Milford $57,000 per year under new contract
• Milford council considers rules for condemnation of unsafe buildings
• Readington committeewoman donates half-acre as greenway connector trail
• Hunterdon woman writes Leap Year book for kids; Feb. 29 to be party day for chosen few
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 21, 2012
• Union Township hires new tax assessor, collector
• Hunterdon starts volunteer team for emrgency response
• In budget address, Christie outlines future of Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
• Two shaken up by crash on Route 31 in West Amwell
• Grant lauds North Hunterdon-Voorhees district's services for disabled
• Readington School Board meetings can now be seen online via video webcast
• Lebanon Borough considering full-day kindergarten
• Editorial: Blurring the lines between student and teacher at Delaware Valley High School
• Editorial: Flemington's Business Recruitment Open House is a sound concept
• Readington police help in probe that leads to 4 arrests after burglary
• Holland driver questions if policeman was authentic
• Tell us: Are you experiencing pain at the pump in Hunterdon County?
• Restructuring debt at Hunterdon Central High School will save $1.5 million
• West Amwell man charged with DWI after car goes into woods
• West Amwell police charge Califon woman with DWI
• In West Amwell, Doylestown man hits deer on Route 202
• Troopers charge Franklin Township man with giving false information
• Troopers say man caught in Union Township was fugitive from Florida
• Raritan Township police charged Easton, Pa., man with marijuana possession
• Raritan Township cops charge two Readington teens with possession of marijuana
• Phillipsburg man charged with DUI in Raritan Township
• Lambertville police charge Belle Mead man with possession of marijuana
• Titusville teen charged with marijuana possession in Lambertville
• Franklin Land Use Board to hear den Hollander solar farm application
• Obituaries: Marie Ann Bell of Lambertville at age 58
• Readinton Committee will vote tonight, Feb. 21, to acquire half-acre donated as greenway connector trail
• Future educators get head start at Hunterdon County Polytech’s Teacher Academy
• Hunterdon Central cheerleaders will model prom fashions on March 29
• Milford Borough Council meeting will be held Feb. 21
• Weight-loss surgery at Hunterdon Medical Center was Branchburg man's path to healthy life
• Tewksbury seeks aid for Potterstown Road repairs
• 'Everything back to normal' in High Bridge section of South Branch Raritan River; source of leak never identified
• Readington police charge Branchburg woman with DWI
• Flemington police report several arrests on warrants
• Fire chief: Engines can access Delaware Township road where Arc homes for developmentally disabled seniors are planned
• Family displaced after major house fire on Old York Road in Readington
• Sons of Saint Patrick to celebrate in Perryville
• Lebanon Township Education Foundation honoring two teachers
• Clinton Twp. woman charged with striking husband while man held couple's young child
• Maryland woman arrested by Clinton Twp. Police on two warrants
• Hunterdon is wine country: Grow it, make it, drink it
• Obituaries: Helen Jean Catanio of Clover Hill at age 88
• Hunterdon Central's cheerleading squad wins national contest
• Obituaries: Linda S. Barausky of Somerville
• North Hunterdon High girls reach tri-county basketball final
• Fire displaces family in Readington Township
• In Bethlehem Twp., Charlestown Lane is becoming Mullin, big trucks will be banned
• Major house fire reported on Old York Road in Readington
• Wheelmen bike ride planned marking 80th anniversary of Lindbergh baby kidnapping in East Amwell
• Hunterdon Central High School Board of Education could introduce budget with a lower tax levy
• Hunterdon Central High School junior prom will be held in Bensalem, Pa.
• Delaware Township adopts rules regulating wind energy systems
• Sweet Hollow Road in Alexandria and Holland townships will be closed to school buses
• Cole Road Greenway in Readington open for hikers, equestrians
• Readington committeewoman, husband to donate half-acre for connector trail in Cole Road Greenway
• Lebanon Township awards contract for dump trucks, will also buy furnace
• All Hunterdon school districts but Readington are moving elections to November
• Hunterdon Central swim teams claim sectional titles
• Trees vs. wires: How much to cut is question in Tewksbury
• Bridgewater man is Readington shooting victim
• Bethlehem Twp. getting quotes on generator for municipal complex
• N.J. man already awaiting multiple trials on charges of sex assault gets new indictment
• Family Success Center in Flemington opening for Hunterdon residents
• Man shot in Readington Twp. home, detectives investigating
• Lebanon Township school board changes meeting dates
• Congressman Leonard Lance holding town hall meeting in Lebanon Township
• Frenchtown awards contract for road improvements on Bridge and South Harrison streets
• Your comments: Do you think N.J. should make same-sex marriage legal?
• Franklin Township official bemoans $12K in paperwork to remove tree from creek
• Reasons Readington Board of Education kept school election in April
• Safety improvements to start at Route 31 intersection where wreck led to Karah Conroy's death
• Girls Basketball 2012: Photos from Gill St. Bernards at North Hunterdon
• Construction begins at site of fatal Rt. 31 crash in Glen Gardner tomorrow
• Coffee lounge established at main Hunterdon County Library
• Franklin Police Officer Bollaro praised; rumor of prosecutor's intervention is addressed
• Franklin Township praises Quakertown Fire Company duo; Mandoli supporters say praise him, too
• Editorial column: Harvesting trees keeps forests healthy
• Editorial: During American Heart Month a reminder that a healthy heart is a gift to yourself, family and friends
• Delaware Township burglary charge added to Trenton man's list; jewelry and a shotgun were taken
• High Bridge Borough awards contract for golf course
• Hunterdon Central cheerleaders bring home high school's first national team championship
• Readington man charged with disorderly conduct at Walmart on Route 22
• Tewksbury will ‘opt in’ to the Highlands Regional Master Plan
• JCP&L will come to Tewksbury for Q&A session
• Tewksbury residents score a ‘small victory’ in fight against JCP&L substation
• Your comments: Former Yale site to be redeveloped with town center concept, in Raritan Township
• Califon man charged with DWI in Clinton Twp.
• Obituaries: Howard Parkes, once manager of the Hunterdon Theater in Flemington
• Bethlehem Twp. Committee to hire a chief financial officer at meeting tonight
• Alexandria school board to discuss solar project, block scheduling and cameras on buses
• August Torsilieri of East Amwell Township recognized by U.S. Pony Club
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 14, 2012
• Editorial: Counties are held financially responsbile for actions of employees governed by New Jersey
• Myers is hired for Milford roads department
• Holiday Inn property tax appeal lowers assessment from $7.8 to $4 million, Clinton must refund $93,765
• Clinton has to pay Holiday Inn owners $93,765 after property tax appeal
• Sean Gray coaches Princeton wrestling, mom Ingrid is Delaware Valley PA announcer
• Diamond Nation baseball & softball complex in Raritan Twp. keeps hitting it out of the park
• Glen Gardner Quarry seeking water diversion permit
• Bomb scare at ESC School in West Amwell prompts brief evacuation Tuesday afternoon
• South Hunterdon boys, girls basketball teams holding Senior Citizens Night
• Flemington police say woman stole and pawned friend's jewelry
• Blues Fest, garages, DJs and more on Lebanon Township’s agenda tonight, Feb. 15
• Flemington police arrest five people on warrants
• Clinton Township police say man wouldn't let woman call 911 for help
• Marie Corfield, a Democrat from Raritan Twp., will run for Biondi seat in Assembly
• Lebanon Township Board of Education agrees to move school elections to November
• West Amwell girl's quick action helps grandmother
• Bloomsbury Borough Council votes to move school elections
• Readington Board of Education by split 6-3 vote decides against moving school election to November
• Delaware Valley High School cheerleaders earn fifth place at national championship in Florida
• Your comments: $500K a year savings possible if Stockton, Lambertville, West Amwell schools combine
• Flemington police charge man with menacing neighbor with stick
• Pittstown teen raises $2,600 for America's Grow-a-Row
• Union Twp. Committee to vote tonight, Feb. 15 on truck parking ban and hiring staff for tax office
• Planned Arc group homes for developmentally disabled senior citizens opposed in Delaware Township
• Maple Sugaring Livinig History
• Box office opens tomorrow to buy tickets for Hunterdon Central High School spring musical, 'Pippin'
• Editorial: South Hunterdon residents should make their voices heard on potential regionalization
• Delaware Township could borrow $500,000 to convert house to police station
• Grants sought to fund facelift at Lambertville's Cavallo Park
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education approves contract to sell historic Vought House on middle school property to non-profit
• Hampton Fire Company discusses plans to build 9/11 sundial memorial
• Stockton ordinances address flooding, fees, food handling
• Salt and pepper shakers worth $3,000 stolen in Lambertville
• Lambertville woman says someone tried to break into her house
• Raritan Township man charged with marijuana possession
• Raritan Township woman charged with shoplifting at Kohl's
• Oldwick woman drives off Finn Road in Union Township
• Two injured in crash on Route 78 in Union Township
• Sideswiping truck doesn't stop on Route 78 in Union Township
• Driver blames dropped toy for collision on Route 78 in Tewksbury
• Flemington man charged with shoplifting clothes at Walmart
• Troopers say Allentown, Pa., man had marijuana on Route 78
• Man says $1,500 stolen from his car parked at Lambertville CVS
• Branchburg man arrested by High Bridge police on Keansburg warrant
• Lebanon Borough officials speak out against county-wide school district
• Bloomsbury resident reports $1,300 burglary
• West Amwell School hosts seniors for Valentine's Brunch
• West Amwell police charge Point Pleasant, Pa., man with DWI
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 10, 2012
• Clinton Twp. board of education approves moving school election to November
• Larry the Cable Guy learns how to pump out portable toilets from Hunterdon expert
• Delaware Township School celebrates 100th day with dogs, shirts and superhero
• Two hurt when car hits pole in Alexandria
• Obituaries: Ginny Rylak of Clinton at age 65
• Girls Basketball 2012: Photos from Delaware Valley at Hunterdon Central
• Obituaries: Janet Keltgen of Hampton at age 63
• Obituaries: Kathleen Anne Bronish of Pittstown at age 46
• Obituaries: Nancy R. Huey of Frenchtown at age 70
• Obituaries: Frank John Tossi of Raritan Township at age 89
• Flemington BID to host Business Recruitment Open House March 2 and 3
• Budget is topic of tonight's Lebanon Township school board meeting
• Borrowing to fund Delaware Township police station work on agenda
• Obituaries: Arthur D. Cronce Sr., formerly of Everittstown, at age 70
• Obituaries: Helen C. Shigo, 91, formerly of Cokesbury and Clinton Township
• Tell us: Do you think N.J. should make same-sex marriage legal?
• Flemington man charged in Clinton after reportedly stopping cars in street
• Your comments: 50 Hunterdon union members protest freeholder proposal to cut jobs, use contractors
• Tewksbury students enjoy Gymnasium Geography
• Franklin to state: School needs Davis another year
• Hampton Fire Company expected to discuss plans for 9/11 memorial at Borough Council meeting tonight
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education will decide tonight, Feb. 13, whether to move school election to November
• Clinton Twp. Police charge woman with hitting, biting boyfriend
• North Hunterdon student charged with marijuana possession on school grounds
• Special-needs cat Tashi finds a home after becoming a YouTube star at Tabby's Place in Ringoes
• Study shows combining local Hunterdon County school districts could save thousands
• Flemington could set limits on chicken-raising
• Franklin Township school board likely to talk about all-day kindergarten, hire business administrator
• Businesses show various shades of 'green' in Hunterdon
• Flemington police arrest two men on warrants
• Franklin residents turn out to tour additions to township school at open house
• In Clinton Twp., two fugitives arrested; One wanted by federal immigration agency
• Snow in Hunterdon: another dud of a storm?
• Car towed after hitting deer in Holland Township on Route 619
• Mailboxes damaged in Holland Township, police report
• Lebanon Borough officials oppose plan for county-wide school district
• New Kingwood Committeewoman Diana Haywood was longtime planning board member
• Four taken to Hunterdon Medical Center following two-vehicle crash on Route 31
• Hunterdon County rider, new horse aiming for Olympics
• Tewksbury Trail Association to hold annual meeting on March 2
• Tewksbury school board changes meeting dates
• Editorial column: Hunterdon does have bed bugs
• Union Twp. has new tax assessor, makes offer to collector candidate
• Former Yale site to be redeveloped with town center concept, in Raritan Township
• Hunterdon committee plans events for county's 300th birthday
• Three injured in Clinton Twp. multiple-car crash on Route 31
• Your comments: Hunterdon County Prosecutor says rise in burglaries due to heroin, gangs
• Booms set up to determine source of second spill in Raritan River's South Branch in High Bridge
• Accident cleared from Route 31 - Sand Hill Road intersection in Raritan Township
• Franklin Twp. GOP gives committee names of 3 candidates to succeed Tarshis
• Delaware Valley High students learn civics, career applications, life lessons from volunteer teachers
• In Clinton Twp., burglary and theft at abandoned houses on municipal property
• Wrestling 2012: photos from Delaware Valley at Point Pleasant
• BNI business referral organization holds networking event at Flemington Elks Lodge
• Clinton Twp. mulls saving historic stone house, repairing bridge at Windy Acres property
• Clinton Twp. Council introduces community garden ordinance
• 50 Hunterdon union members protest Freeholder proposal to cut jobs, use contractors
• Holland Township Committee schedules special budget-planning meeting
• Editorial: Clinton Township did the right thing excluding the public from superintendent candidate interviews
• Editorial: Hunterdon Medical Center emergency room oil paintings are art therapy
• Teaberry's in Flemington opens new Carriage House Boutique
• 'Souper Bowl' at Woodglen School in Lebanon Twp. aids food pantry
• Hearing interrupted when murder defendant, Rachel Atkinson becomes ill
• Editorial column: One county school district would lead to better land-use planning
• Report: $500K a year savings possible if Stockton, Lambertville, West Amwell schools combine
• East Amwell Township Committee to discuss contract extension for administrator tonight, Feb. 9
• Four-way stop goes into effect today near Delaware Valley Regional High School
• Hunterdon County hires new director for Human Services Department
• Milford students hear about diverse experiences during 'Acceptance Day'
• Holland Township hires two community center employees
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education has online survey for community input on moving school elections from April to November
• Public invited to visit new parts of Franklin Township School on Saturday
• Finding Tarshis' successor on Franklin Township Committee on agenda
• Franklin Township mayor unapologetic about prosecutor's criticism
• Snow falling in Hunterdon, slippery roads possible
• Lambertville to hold public hearing tonight on Cavallo Park upgrades
• Flemington cops: Man out of jail just long enough to steal his lawyer's purse
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees District discusses strategic planning for 2012-2017
• Flemington police charge man with passing bad $2,400 check
• East Amwell planning board reviews six-lot subdivision tonight, Feb. 8
• Magna-Power Electronics seeking variance from Raritan Township planning board tonight, Feb. 8
• Clinton Twp. Council to vote on community garden ordinance tonight, Feb. 8
• South Hunterdon school regionalization meeting will be broadcast on computer
• Hunterdon County libraries will be open on Monday, Lincoln's Birthday
• Bethlehem Township mulls buying an electric generator
• Six jobs at stake as Raritan Township tries to close budget gap
• Oldwick riding therapy center celebrates 40th anniversary
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 7, 2012
• Troopers, County Prosecutors file charges; probe of burglaries continues
• Hearing on drug rehab facility in Lebanon Township is adjourned after crowd exceeds building capacity
• Hunterdon Freeholders OK $1.3 million settlement of suit against former prosecutor Barnes
• Hunterdon County Prosecutor says rise in burglaries due to heroin, gangs
• In Readington, Balloon Festival 5K run might use local roads
• Tewksbury police: Dead chicken may be related to Santeria ritual
• Franklin Township School invites public to science expo
• Milford School second marking period honor roll students
• Hunterdon County offices closing Monday to honor Lincoln
• Alexandria man charged with credit-card theft, fraud
• Milford Borough Council approves hiring, payment of engineering bill
• Raritan Township say man with three flat tires called for help
• Holland Township could hire 2 community center employees, change April meeting date
• Lambertville police say New Hope man's license was suspended
• Lambertville, Stockton, West Amwell should form one preK-12 school district, report says
• Wager joins Lebanon Borough school board
• Caustic spill closes Route 513 for hours, Franklin cops say
• Clinton plans to regulate clothing donation bins
• In Readington, Betty Ann Fort appointed to township committee replacing Donna Simon
• East Amwell to continue discussion of budget tonight, Feb. 7
• State Police: Women stole items from abandoned Alexandria Township house
• Troopers charge Easton man with drug possession in Union Township
• Two from Phillipsburg charged with marijuana possession in Bethlehem Township
• Flemington-Raritan school board switches elections to November
• Wrestling 2012: Photos from the Region 5 Duals at Hunterdon Central
• Tewksbury police say driver turned left into passing cruiser despite lights and siren; two injured
• Flemington police: Two intruders found in Union Hotel basement
• Flemington police say Reaville Avenue motorist was DUI
• Clinton Twp. School Board vote on historic Vought House sale delayed 'til Feb. 13
• Alexandria Township Committee to discuss COAH money, use of open-space tax revenue, see Highlands video
• Flemington police say pizza delivery man had knives and vodka
• Public hearing set in Lebanon Township on drug abuse treatment facility
• Urbach Farm is now preserved in Raritan Township
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education to decide Feb. 13 whether to move school election to November
• Delaware Township police: Tired driver crashes car
• Four, 6-acre building lots are being preserved in Delaware Township
• Lebanon Township schools seek input on 2012-13 budget
• Readington Committee may choose replacement for Donna Simon at tonight's Feb. 6 meeting
• Lebanon Township's floodplain administrator is leaving
• Stockton seeks bids for Old Prallsville Road work
• Lebanon Township school board interviewing for superintendent
• Flemington-Raritan school board to vote on moving election
• Hunterdon County: it's not too late to send photos from your 2012 Super Bowl celebration!
• Diana Haywood appointed to Kingwood Township Committee after Jim Burke resigns
• Milford Borough Council could hire maintenance worker, approve engineering bill at Feb. 6 meeting
• Flemington police: Uninsured, unfit vehicle towed
• Obituaries: Gordon Charles Smith of Raritan Township, math professor and teacher
• Firefighters save Stockton house as fire destroys garage and cars
• Western Jersey Wheelmen to ride past sites associated with the Lindbergh kidnapping on 80th anniversary of Crime of the Century
• Despite opposition, N.J. Assembly committee OKs DiMaio bill allowing sale of raw milk
• Man hurt in Stockton house fire
• Obituaries: Henry J. 'Hank' Soulen, longtime advertising representative for the Hunterdon Democrat, dies at 69
• Fourteen community members will teach for a day at Delaware Valley Regional High School
• What's with this? Litter at Spruce Run Reservoir
• Streets downtown in Clinton are fully open this weekend, despite start of construction
• Lebanon Township Committee having second thoughts on accepting $1 garage
• Bethlehem Twp. taking steps to cut big truck traffic on Charlestown Lane
• Hunterdon County Grand Jury hands up indictments Feb. 2
• Lebanon Township Committee and Planning Board to discuss Highlands on Feb. 28
• Editorial: Safe, accessible bike and pedestrian paths in Raritan Township benefit everyone
• 18 years later, Lebanon Township still testing spill site
• Garden Solar application in Raritan Township to continue March 1
• In Clinton Twp. burglary, more than $4,000 in cash & jewelry stolen from Route 31 residence
• Steps taken to make Finn Road Park in Union Township more secure
• Rosemont man, 64, charged with DWI in Clinton Twp.
• Califon man charged with DWI in Clinton Twp.
• Hunterdon County caretakers sentenced to 3 years in state prison after 2 women died from neglect
• Editorial: It is misguided for teachers to characterize themselves as beggars in Hunterdon County
• Hampton students celebrate school centennial
• Arc of Hunterdon could build two homes for developmentally disabled senior citizens in Sergeantsville
• Milford School students compete in annual indoor sports carnival for brown jug trophy
• Hunterdon caregivers each get three years in prison for neglect and abuse of disabled women
• Motorists who travel through Clinton may sign up for free traffic alerts during road construction
• Firefighters called out to natural gas leak in Lambertville
• Raritan Township zoning board to resume solar hearings tonight, Feb. 2
• Commission sets meeting on planned rehabilitation of pedestrian bridge over the Delaware River
• Den Hollander's solar farm is on agenda for Franklin Township Land Use Board
• Flemington salutes Volunteer of Year, Employee of Year for service in 2011
• Lebanon Township’s new DPW garage will only have eight bays
• Lebanon Township First Aid Squad wants to discuss building transfer
• Union Township, school district would share purchasing agent
• Frenchtown Council forms street safety advisory committee
• Union Twp. shale quarry awaits license renewal
• North Hunterdon Court agreement is for five years
• Garage of Tewksbury Twp. home badly damaged in fire
• Lebanon Borough school board meets tonight, may decide to move school elections
• Clinton Township man admits to having child pornography
• Your comments: School board elections moving to November in many Hunterdon County districts
• Groundhog Phil sees his shadow, Hunterdon eludes snow and cold so far this winter
• Former assistant prosecutor files lawsuit against Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office, the state, various officials
• All five Hunterdon high schools preparing musicals for March 2012
• Seven more Hunterdon County school districts move elections to November
• Delaware Township Committee introduces wind-energy rules
• Handbook will guide Delaware Township property owners seeking $20,000 to build an affordable accessory apartment
• Old Cherryville store moves 5 miles from Franklin to Raritan Township
• Lambertville celebrates Community Kitchen Day at the Centenary United Methodist Church
• Wear red in Hackettstown on Feb. 3
• Delaware Township Committee considering borrowing $500,000 for police station conversion
• Ugg boots stolen from Clinton School girls locker room during after-school basketball game
• Union Township Committee to vote on Plushanski quarry license renewal
• Your comments: Union Twp. plans to ban big truck parking along all roads
• East Amwell to discuss budget tonight, Feb. 1
• Lebanon Township Committee meets tonight, will talk about garage projects and more
• Frenchtown school board votes to move elections to November
• Temperatures reach 60 in Hunterdon, more warm weather forecast for Wednesday
• Lebanon Township may discuss Blues Fest permit
• High bids delay wet weather facility upgrades for Raritan Township sewerage authority
• Milford woman envisions upscale homes, senior living, daycare center on Riegel mill site after Superfund cleanup
• Donna Simon of Readington is sworn in to State Assembly seat that Pete Biondi had held
• Bethlehem Twp. house fire report brings out volunteers
• Clinton visitors enjoy Hunterdon Art Museum's kick-off celebration marking 60th year
• Readington's Stanton Station Country Store closing after 26 years
• Tewksbury honors winners of school Geography Bee
• Section of Pittstown Road (Route 513) in Franklin Twp. closed due to haz-mat spill
• Flemington-Raritan selects Desmares art teacher Laura McConnell as Teacher of the Year
• Hampton public school will celebrate 100-year anniversary February 1st
• Delaware Township motorist hits deer in Croton
• Alexandria Township invites all to see Highlands documentary
• Raritan Township development raises concerns about size, environmental issues
• Driver declines medical treatment in Clinton Twp. car crash on Route 22 near Beaver Avenue
• Milford school board decides to move elections to November
• In Clinton Twp., driver from Elizabeth charged in connection with giving police fake name, false insurance card
• 10-foot Hunterdon landscapes aim to comfort in hospital's Emergency Room
• Hunterdon Freeholder Matt Holt picks Raritan Twp. Commiteeman John King as running mate
• New Jersey 4-H Model Horse Show held at Hunterdon County Extension Center
• West Amwell police arrest New Yorker wanted in three N.J. towns
• Woman charged with stealing wallets from Hunterdon Medical Center employees
• Raritan Township cops charge Delaware Township man with DUI after crash
• Readington mayor announces professional services contracts, including township attorney
• Flemington names Volunteer and Employee of the Year
• Milford citizens group meets tonight to discuss Riegel Paper Mill site needs, once cleanup ends
• Readington’s Stanton Station Country Store is closing after 26 years in business
• Registration opens for Girls on the Run programs for Milford, Holland Township girls
• Therapeutic riding program celebrates 40 years with a new name and expanded mission
• Lambertville woman charged with DUI and hit-and-run
• PHOTOS: Lambertville-New Hope Winter Festival 2012
• Trial over fall near Solitude House in High Bridge set for Feb. 27
• Steve Tarshis quits Franklin Township Committee, feels his absence was exploited
• Borrowing for police station renovation in Delaware Township, Arc senior housing both on Township Committee agenda
• Common Chaffinch that visited Union Township appears to have moved on
• North Hunterdon Municipal Court will lease smaller space
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 27, 2012
• Raritan Township Police Department News - Burglary Attempt Arrests
• What's going on in Hunterdon on Super Bowl Sunday 2012?
• Readington police: Intoxicated man charged with assaulting teen in vehicle
• ShopRite of Greenwich recalling all its ground beef processed on Jan. 28
• CenturyLink landline telephone service restored to northern Hunterdon County after outage
• Thousands in Hunterdon lose telephone service, including 911
• Union Twp. park vandals caught after their pictures at the park are on Facebook
• Union Twp. plans to ban big truck parking along all roads; intent to reduce litter, damage along Rt. 173 and Charlestown Road
• Raritan Twp. police charge Philadelphia woman with stealing from offices at Hunterdon Medical Center, Doctors' Office Building
• Delaware Township Committeeman Novak questions budget process at local school
• Middlesex County men charged with attempted burglary in Raritan Township, alert neighbor called police
• False-alarm bomb threat found written in bathroom at Clinton Township Middle School
• Delaware Township Mayor Locandro's $10,000 wood chipper rental bill has gone unpaid
• Bethlehem, Pa., man charged with DWI in Clinton Twp.
• Hunterdon County's Human Services Department director quits during second day on job
• Clothing bins stolen from Clinton Twp. parking lot
• Hunterdon Freeholders name people to boards, committees
• Hunterdon County Mock Trial competition starts Saturday in Flemington
• Holland Township School Drama Club presenting 'No Body To Murder'
• Bethlehem Township school vote is moving to November, budgets within the state cap no longer on the ballot
• Possible layoffs for Raritan Township employees
• Cell tower hearing in Lebanon Township will continue on Feb. 22
• In Polytech program, students to teach K-8 classes at Clinton Twp. schools
• National curriculum standards seen as opportunity for alignment for North Hunterdon-Voorhees schools
• Hunterdon will feel winds next, after rain and fog earlier Friday
• South Hunterdon High School hosting Festival of the Arts
• Alexandria Twp. board moves school election to November
• Hunterdon County Grand Jury hands up indictments Jan. 26
• Lebanon Township will stick with Hunterdon Humane for animal control
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 24, 2012
• In Clinton Twp., police director’s contract is extended 22 months
• Months after being released from prison, Sussex County man is accused of burglary spree
• Emergency crews investigating possible gas leak in Lambertville
• Tewksbury Township will hold school elections in November
• Editorial: Hunterdon County Freeholders keep tightening the budget
• Milford school board to vote on moving school elections to November
• Oil leak contained in South Branch Raritan River
• No decision yet on Clinton Twp. Board of Education moving school election to November
• Readington man, 48, charged with house burglaries there and in Piscataway
• Route 31 and Glen Gardner intersection improvements expected to begin in March
• In Clinton Twp., school district will not use Presidents’ Day as snow make-up day
• Heavy rain in Hunterdon could cause street flooding, National Weather Service says
• Hunterdon County school boards eliminating April school elections, voters wouldn't decide most budgets
• Donna Simon will be sworn to Assembly seat Jan. 30 in Trenton
• Lebanon Township police seek information on stolen motorcycle
• Public invited to tour Franklin school additions; open house rescheduled for Feb. 11
• Ice Hockey 2012: Photos from Watchung Hills at Hunterdon Central
• All are invited to celebrate Hunterdon Art Museum's 60th year in Clinton
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees district discusses 2012-2013 school budget
• Editorial column: Penn State football Coach Joe Paterno leaves us many lessons
• Hunterdon Central High School Board of Education approves 3.5-year contract with Superintendent Chris Steffner
• Alexandria school board could eliminate public votes on budget Jan. 26
• Hunterdon Freeholders thank Robert Hauck, Nancy Brown, Karen Widico, Robert McGeary and Toni Hansen
• Hunterdon gets $451,553 casino funding to help pay for LINK bus service
• Flemington police trace stolen check, charge man with burglary
• Davara sign hearing is postponed but Lebanon Township Board of Adjustment will discuss cell tower at tonight’s meeting
• Clinton hires Washington Borough manager Rich Phelan as new administrator
• Linque development on tonight's agenda at Raritan planning board meeting
• Clinton Twp. Schoool Board decides on superintendent interviews
• In West Amwell, car slips on snowy Route 179, hits mailbox
• Warren County farmer serving on American Farm Bureau Board of Directors
• Flemington-Raritan fills school board vacancy, moves ahead with education foundation
• Clinton Township School Board to vote Feb. 9 on historic Vought House sale
• Somerville Aluminum celebrates 62nd anniversary with savings
• Frenchtown Board of Education seeking public input on moving school election date
• Raritan Township police charge Pennsylvania woman with DWI
• Raritan Township man charged with marijuana possession
• Flapjack sale to benefit Raritan Township firefighters
• Three-minute discussion limit rankles man at Flemington Borough Council meeting
• Flemington-Raritan teachers reach tentative agreement; school administrators have contract
• 4-Hers sell hoagies for the big game
• Flemington aims to focus on taxi drivers in the borough
• Flemington ordinances would address sustainability and domestic animals
• Shaner takes seat on Hampton Borough Council
• In Kingwood on foggy night, car crashes into ditch
• Raritan Township woman charged with DWI
• Raritan Township man charged with shoplifting at Kohl's
• At South Hunterdon High School, driver damages vehicle, leaves scene
• In West Amwell, two Bucks County teens charged with harassment
• In West Amwell, two charged with having open alcholic beverage in vehicle
• In Union Township, troopers charge two with marijuana possession
• Raritan Township plans to keep bikes, people moving
• Troopers report diesel fuel stolen from Finn Road Park, Union Township
• In Franklin Township, big rig gets stuck in railroad underpass
• In West Amwell, vehicle hits tree, pole
• In East Amwell, SUV hits fence, driver leaves scene, troopers say
• In East Amwell, driver spins out on ramp onto Route 202
• Delaware Valley High School student Ryan Metz wins VFW contest
• Pickup truck accident on Route 523 in Delaware Township causes power outage
• Glen Gardner man charged with drunken driving
• Asbury man wanted for non-support shows up, pays full amount
• Clinton Township woman wanted for non-support reports to Sheriff's Office
• Driver extricated unhurt after car rolls over in Lebanon Township
• Fender-bender in Route 31 traffic in Lebanon Township
• Wastewater 101: Pro shares her knowledge at Hunterdon Polytech
• Hunterdon Learning Center ninth-grader charged with distributing marijuana
• Five charged with possessing marijuana in car in Teetertown Nature Preserve
• One school district for Hunterdon County? Backers foresee $105 million in savings
• Clinton man reports to Sheriff's Office, $8K in arrears on support
• Califon teen, 19, charged in Clinton Twp. with burglary, leaving the scene of crash, drunken driving, underage drinking
• Franklin Township school board will meet tonight, Jan. 23
• Small lots in Lebanon Township seen as preservation targets
• Joseph Doscher of Glen Gardner, charged with sexual assault on a child, was a corrections officer 5 years at Edna Mahan prison
• Committee reports are new feature of agendas in Lebanon Township
• Hunterdon Central High School Board of Education could approve multi-year superintendent contract for Steffner tonight
• High Bridge's Solitude House museum sued over fall; trial slated
• Tewksbury School District is talking about its budget
• Aluminum radiators stolen in Holland Township
• Sheriff's detectives arrest woman at Lehigh County Jail
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 20, 2012
• Hunterdon businesses come, go and change
• Obituaries: Walter L. Lech of Holland Township at age 67
• Clinton's 2012 bonfire creates spectacle in Hunts Mill Park
• Obituaries: Sandra L. Ridley of Clinton Township at age 66
• Bird expert John DeMarrais will talk on birds of Franklin Township
• Race fans creating Flemington Speedway Rolling Museum
• N.J. school boards use law to change election dates
• At Patrick McGaheran School in Clinton Twp., third graders rock in Talent Show
• Snow hits Hunterdon; sleet predicted to mix in, Weather Service says
• Snow is about over in Hunterdon; watch out for freezing rain, slippery roads
• Franklin Twp. School open house is canceled due to snow and sleet
• Winter weather advisory in effect for Hunterdon; 2-5 inches expected
• First snowstorm of winter moves into N.J.
• Hunterdon County 4-H volunteers' service honored
• Girls Basketball 2012: Hunterdon Central beats Bridgewater-Raritan
• Joseph Doscher of Glen Gardner charged with sex assault, has worked for Edna Mahan
• Clinton Twp. school board to decide on superintendent hiring process
• Delaware Township police report car/deer accident on Route 604
• Send us your Patrick McGaheran School talent-show photos & videos
• Readington may buy old house from state DEP for $1
• Two injured in three-car crash in Lambertville
• Hunterdon Grand Jury hands up indictments on Jan. 19
• New equipment in Hunterdon will help first responders
• Readington committeewoman Donna Simon is selected to fill assembly seat of late Peter Biondi
• Tewksbury helistop hearings to continue with chance for public comments
• Clinton Twp. Schools eye solar power project
• Flemington-Raritan teachers, school board reach tentative contract agreement
• First Student moves its buses from Lebanon Township to Warren County
• Lebanon Township plans environmental study on $1 garage
• Lambertville-New Hope Winter Festival opens with keg tapping
• Lambertville sewer odors annoy residents, business owners
• Mild winter so far for N.J., but snow might loom on horizon
• Editorial: 'On call' versus 'may need to respond' is an important distinction when assigning Hunterdon County vehicles to Prosecutor's Office detectives
• Paintballs shot at Holland Township homes, police report
• Hunterdon Central High School Student Council wins two awards
• Governor Christie appoints Flemington, Clinton Twp. residents to state boards & councils
• Frenchtown's newest council member is Catherine Leach
• South Hunterdon High board meets tonight, to vote on personnel matters, bleacher and gym floor repairs
• North Hunterdon High School student Connor Ventura awarded honorable mention for ESPN New York
• East Amwell urges precautions following rash of burglaries in Amwells, Alexandria and Kingwood
• Driver faces charges of leaving crash scene in Lebanon Township
• Budget meetings begin Jan. 21 as Alexandria crafts 2012 budget
• Lebanon Township fifth-grader wins spelling bee at Woodglen School
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 17, 2012
• Six Flemington-Raritan students tested 'future cities' against other schools in Rutgers competition
• Hunterdon Polytech program offers options for animal lovers
• Thirty aluminum radiators reported stolen from garage in Holland Township
• Milford eyes cheaper plan for dam removal
• Your comments: Clinton Township couple believes cougar lives nearby
• Your comments: Truckload of woes along Route 78 irks Union Township officials
• State Police working with county, local law enforcement on burglaries in the Amwells and Alexandria
• Editorial column: Dairy farming in New Jersey is an endangered lifestyle
• Parked car, pickup egged during the night in Delaware Township
• Boss Farm in Holland Twp. preserved for $916,797
• Job offer is near for new Clinton Public Works and business administrator
• Obituaries: Lela G. Bianchi of Union Township at age 95
• Truckload of woes along Route 78 irks Union Township officials
• Clinton Twp. joins fight against Transco gas pipeline
• Readington, Branchburg residents pool funds to silence Branchburg trains
• Goddard School childcare proposed in Clinton Twp. on Grayrock Road
• Dense fog in parts of Hunterdon Tuesday night
• Open Mic Night at South Hunterdon High re-scheduled for Jan. 20
• Wrestling 2012: Photos from the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex tournament
• State gives school board members more time to complete background checks
• Lambertville police charge Doylestown man with DWI
• Hunterdon Buildings and Maintenance, Planning departments may see cuts
• 87-year-old hunter in intensive care after 25-foot fall from tree stand
• Kingwood's Sleeper honored as best endurance rider in U.S.
• Lambertville man wanted on three warrants turns himself in
• Unlit headlights lead to DWI charge in Lambertville
• Gov. Christie signs bill allowing gamblers to place bets on pro, college sports teams
• Clinton Twp. Council to decide on becoming 'intervenor' in Transco gas pipeline FERC application process
• Stockton Council reorganizes for 2012
• Hunterdon County now has 8 confirmed cases of 'whooping cough;' some were vaccinated, others weren't
• Jewelry, pistol lost in West Amwell burglary
• Raritan Township police charge Flemington man with assault of two others
• Raritan Township police say 5 New Yorkers were not old enough to have alcohol
• Raritan Township man charged with DWI in Home Depot lot
• In Union Twp., New Yorker charged with fleeing troopers on Route 78
• Applicants for superintendent job at Delaware Valley High School eyed
• In Lebanon Borough, Route 78 tailgater causes collision, troopers say
• Wet commute is underway in N.J.
• Winter weather advisory issued for N.J. as icy blast threatens morning commute
• N.J. weather: Rain, sleet, snow likely later in northern areas
• Clinton Town Council plans to interview three candidates for administrator at special meeting on Jan. 17
• Clinton Twp. Board of Education expects 115 'school choice' students for 2012-13
• Eight Habitat for Humanity homes planned in Kingwood; families sought
• Handicapped hunters coming to Heron Glen Golf Course in Hunterdon
• Franklin school additions featured in open house on Saturday, Jan. 21
• Former Hunterdon rocker coming to Pattenburg House with Tennessee Hollow
• Raritan Township Committee to introduce Yale redevelopment plan ordinance Tuesday, Jan. 17
• Top geography bee winner in Lebanon Township
• Delaware Township's damp municipal building basement has mold or mildew on walls
• Municipal, school officials to discuss school consolidation, shared services Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Winter weather advisory in effect until Tuesday, Jan. 17 for Hunterdon, Warren, Somerset counties
• Glen Gardner motorist hits embankment in Lebanon Township
• Raises for Franklin Township police being delayed until November
• AT&T could put cell phone tower on one of two sites in Lebanon Township
• South Hunterdon staging musical 'Little Shop of Horrors' in March
• Quakertown Fire Co. installs new officers, plans barbecue fundraiser for Jan. 22
• Number of N.J. fatal traffic accidents increased in 2011
• Al Warr: Frenchtown offers variety to shoppers
• Clinton invites all to Yule Bonfire on Jan. 21 at Hunts Mill Park
• Simon of Readington, Spadea of Princeton seeking votes in Republican convention to fill Biondi seat in Assembly
• Union Township wants to hire tax assessor, tax collector
• Man hurt in 30-foot fall from tree stand in Readington Twp.
• 3-vehicle crash on Route 12 in Raritan Twp. leaves Flemington woman injured
• 8 Hunterdon county children diagnosed with whooping cough were behind on vaccines
• Six Flemington-Raritan students design future cities for state competition today, Jan. 14
• Boys Basketball 2012: Hunterdon Central defeated by Watchung Hills
• Clinton Twp. may tell FERC it opposes Transco gas pipeline
• Lebanon Township Planning Board reorganizes for 2012
• Readington signs animal control contract with Flemington company
• Microchip brings terrier back to Kingwood home after nine months
• Clinton Twp. school foundation's annual fund-raiser seeks 100 with $100
• Tewksbury's land use board regroups, approves applications
• East Amwell considers eliminating township administrator's post
• Annie's Project for farm women planned in Bridgewater
• New ATM installed at PNC Bank in Sergeantsville
• Fencing 2012: Hunterdon Central defeats North Hunterdon
• Puelle layoff among changes at Hunterdon's Division of Health; county seeking to share health officer with Sussex
• Free rabies clinic to be held Jan. 21 at Clinton municipal garage
• Program enrollment starts Jan. 23 for Hunterdon, Somerset farmers
• Flemington-Raritan teachers plead for contract settlement
• Close-up of fawn in High Bridge wins prize in photo contest
• South Hunterdon High School closing early today due to pump room problem
• South Hunterdon school regionalization study to be released Feb. 8
• Residents question the way Franklin Twp. Committee laid off Ken Mandoli, who was public safety director
• Multi-vehicles wreck closes Route 12 near Croton in Raritan Twp.
• Editorial: Clinton teen who sought help for intoxicated friend may have saved a life
• Clinton Twp. Schools to perform routine radon gas tests
• Former Flemington councilman charged with sexual misconduct
• Lebanon Township is interviewing potential school superintendents
• Readington signs year-long animal control contract with national company
• Lebanon Township police investigate burglary
• Dog licenses for 2012 now due in East Amwell
• YMCA's Round Valley Branch in Clinton Twp. plans move to old Buzby hardware store buildings
• Davara Industrial Center wants to put up a bigger sign at Route 31 complex in Lebanon Township
• East Amwell rejects lowest quote when renewing insurance contract
• Program enrollment starts Jan. 23 for Hunterdon, Somerset farmers
• East Amwell solar application to start over after conflict of interest found
• Shooting pheasants will benefit West Amwell Volunteer Fire Company
• Franklin Township Committee meets tonight, Jan. 12, public comment on Mandoli likely
• Flooding after heavy rain closes lane of Route 22 in Readington
• PolitiFact N.J.: Gay marriage supported by majorities of Americans and New Jerseyans, assemblyman says
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 10, 2012
• Power outages reported in Hunterdon, Essex, Middlesex and Union as rain storm sweeps across N.J.
• Move to Lebanon planned by YMCA’s Round Valley Branch
• Clinton Twp. school board argues over superintendent hiring process
• Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce sets 2012 Annual Meeting & Dinner Dance
• Tewksbury rethinking 'draconian' ethics policy
• Massive flock of birds has been swarming Hunterdon fields
• Enjoy a free Winter Instrumental concert on Jan. 12 at Hunterdon Central High School
• Hunterdon confirms 7 cases of pertussis — whooping cough
• Report on possibly combining Lambertville, Stockton, West Amwell and South Hunterdon schools will be released Feb. 8
• Eagle Scout Gassler honored in Tewksbury
• BPU offers no solution to Tewksbury power issues
• Delaware Valley High School 2012 musical will be 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'
• Union Twp. delays receiving bids for Hoffman Park building demolition after questions raised about asbestos, well
• Heavy rain could cause flooding in Hunterdon
• Kids Page: Franklin Township student is proud of her animation
• Pat Ryan, Hopewell Valley Community Bank chairman, will head Princeton Chamber of Commerce
• Delaware Township resident reports automated-prompt credit card scam call
• Flemington balks at sewer system upgrade price tag
• Lambertville man's Chevy Roadster featured in 2012 Snap-on calendar
• Accident slows traffic on Route 31 in Lebanon Township
• East Amwell Planning Board to continue hearing on solar field tonight, Jan. 11
• Raritan Township police charge DWI on Route 202
• Deer hits car in Lebanon Township
• In Lebanon Township, stop-and-go traffic brings collision
• 19th-century industrial boom in Lambertville is focus of presentation
• In Lebanon Township, car is rear-ended on Route 31
• Lebanon Township police charge man violated restraining order
• In Lebanon, 2 hurt in collision on Route 78
• Readington, East Amwell officials oppose bill to allow cutting, sale of timber from state-owned forests
• Troopers report Route 78 fender-bender in Clinton
• In Clinton, troopers report collision on Route 78
• In Union Township, troopers say woman had drugs without prescription
• In Union Township, troopers say car was reported stolen on Perryville Road
• Swingle, Velella join Flemington Council
• 57-year-old Delaware Township resident injured in fall from ladder
• In Readington, woman charged with causing 3-car accident on Route 78
• Lambertville police charge New Hope man with marijuana possession
• Lambertville police execute Raritan Township warrant
• Lambertville cops charge Philly woman with DUI
• 36 people apply to become next administrator in Clinton; Naples is returning to Bridgewater
• East Amwell grants Cider Mill preserve tax-exempt status
• In Readington, troopers charge motorist with possession of syringe
• In Union Township, troopers seek trucker who ran away
• In Bethlehem Township, troopers say woman tried using false identity to avoid arrest
• Duplex fire in Lambertville prompts fire safety message
• West Amwell firehouse, Public Works building to get energy audits
• Tewksbury Township schools getting new web design
• Raritan Township police make drug arrest on Route 12
• Tenant in Clinton arrested on warrants from Greenwich and Bernards townships
• Visit to Franklin Township solar site planned for Saturday, Jan. 14
• Paw Print: Rescued greyhound has excellent manners
• Raritan Township's review of proposed 300-unit development carried to Jan. 25
• European finch shows up at Union Township family's bird feeders
• Your comments: 'It makes sense, saves money and probably is liked by most voters."
• Dan Bush is Holland Township mayor for 2012, Tony Roselle continues as deputy mayor
• Clinton Twp. considering more-formal opposition to Transco gas pipeline
• Hunterdon prosecutor adds charge of making child pornography in DiGregorio case
• Man surrenders to Hunterdon authorities on probation violation
• High Bridge police charge Clinton man with DWI on Center Street
• Clinton Town Council to vote Jan. 10 on resolution again allowing BYOB at Yuletide Bonfire
• New group, Hunterdon Interfaith Outreach Council, seeks donations to help the poor pay utility bills
• Hunterdon detectives find wanted couple in Manville bedroom
• High Bridge police arrest Clinton man after he was found slumped over in his car with engine running
• Special meeting of Clinton Twp. school board tonight Jan. 9; Superintendent search is topic
• Desiderio outlines goals as new mayor in Tewksbury Township; appointments announced
• Flemington-Raritan school board expected to approve district performance review tonight, Jan. 9
• Raritan Township's review of proposed 300-unit development continues tonight, Jan. 9
• Route 518 bridge in East Amwell and Hopewell townships open again; was destroyed by Hurricane Irene flooding
• Hunterdon County observing Martin Luther King Day holiday on Jan. 16
• Growth center in Lopatcong among petitions before Highlands Council; action in 2011 reviewed
• Rescuers find shipwrecked dog at dusk on Delaware River island
• Young person hurt in ATV accident in Kingwood Twp.
• Hunterdon Freeholders meeting Tuesday, Jan. 10 for capital budget talks
• Pete Biondi's widow endorses Donna Simon for Assembly seat in district 16
• Family of 88-year-old Delaware Twp. man who went missing signs him up with Hunterdon Sheriff's Project Lifesaver
• Hunterdon County Clerk Mary Melfi holding free class on "Running for Office"
• Boat capsizes in Delaware River near Kingwood; duck hunters swim to safety
• Boys Basketball 2012: North Hunterdon falls to Ridge, 53-41
• Flemington’s cost share for new Raritan Twp. sewer plant too high, officials say
• Raritan Twp. man, 21, arrested on child pornography charges
• Hunterdon Freeholders change vehicle policy; Prosecutor Kearns says his rules are appropriate
• In Zimbabwe, Hunterdon County team helps orphans, more
• Two new Flemington councilmen sworn into office
• Bethlehem Twp. Committee keeps John Graefe as mayor, John Jiminez as deputy mayor
• Hagedorn Psychciatric Hospital closing is rocky, employees, patients' families say
• Flemington man indicted, charged with sexually assaulting a child
• Wrestling 2012: North Hunterdon defeats Delaware Valley, 32-30
• Delaware Township Planning Board approves Farmland Preservation Plan
• Holland Township Committee reorganizes on Friday, Jan. 6
• DEP rep will bring Alexandria Township's concerns back to Trenton
• David Larsen of Tewksbury challenging Rep. Leonard Lance for seat in Congress
• Editorial: Retired Hunterdon County Health Department Director John Beckley served his home county well
• William Bischoff remains mayor of Union Twp., Bruce Hirt joins Township Committee
• Stockton woman charged with careless driving after Tewksbury accident
• In Tewksbury, man ticketed after collision on Route 512
• Clinton Twp. mayor sworn in; Warns of tough budget year ahead
• Flemington Borough Council reorganization meeting is tonight, Jan. 5
• Missing 88-year-old Delaware Twp. man found in Wayne County, Pa.
• Union Township will seek bids on demolishing house, buildings at Hoffman Park
• Franklin Township lays off police director Mandoli
• Clinton Twp. superintendent search topic of upcoming school board meeting
• Disabled truck blocks Route 173 in Bloomsbury
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 03, 2012
• Lambertville mayor says small city sets progressive example
• Raritan Township zoning board starts 2012 with solar projects and cell tower on agenda
• East Amwell, West Amwell and Lambertville to share animal control officer
• Your comments: 'These environmental groups seem like now they just have an axe to grind'
• Clinton Twp. government reorganization meeting is tonight, Jan. 4
• Hunterdon Central High School launches updated web site
• Clinton Twp. Sewerage Authority proposes modest fee increase
• New Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach is sworn in by state Sen. Barbara Buono
• In Clinton Twp., driver with expired visa crashes car
• Lambertville Public School sixth graders want to remove your old Christmas tree
• Hunterdon Central preparing 2012 spring musical 'Pippin'
• Alexandria Township will get new mayor tonight, Jan. 4
• Franklin Township Committee will pick mayor tonight, Jan. 4
• In Clinton Township, tractor-trailer drives off small bridge
• Second college student dies of injuries from SUV crash on I-78 in Hunterdon County
• Second student dies after accident on Route 78 in Clinton Twp.
• Hunterdon sheriff's detectives arrest man charged with violating probation
• Teen suicides target of program piloted at Voorhees High School
• Bond continues to chair Delaware Township Planning Board, re-examination of Master Plan to start in February
• Accident, traffic light problem causes delays on Route 202
• Young man killed in Route 78 accident in Clinton Twp. was foreign exchange student at Ohio State
• Walton leads Hunterdon Freeholders; board merges Health Department into Public Safety
• Your comments: "And only 1.5 years to get it done!"
• Flemington rejects automated red-light ticketing bonanza; won't irk visitors
• Lambertville victim says New Year beer bottle was thrown at someone else
• Delaware Township police execute warrant on Pennsylvanian
• Hunterdon officers arrest 2 men at Lehigh County Jail
• Lambertville police charge two with possession of marijuana pipe
• Holland Township driver loses control of pickup on Spring Mills-Little York Road
• Delaware Township burglar steals shotgun and jewelry
• Readington police charge man with speeding, DWI
• Programs will recycle Christmas trees in Hunterdon
• Delaware Township police execute 4 warrants after traffic stop
• Frenchtown mayor sworn in, councilman resigns
• Lambertville cops: Drunken man was walking in middle of Route 518
• In Union Township, vandals break lock on Finn Road Park snack shed
• Grill grease fire burns house deck in Holland Township
• In Union Township, troopers say they found stun gun, marijuana
• Delaware Township Committee reorganizes today; Planning Board follows with vote on Farmland Preservation Plan
• New Year baby Liam McCarthy checks in at Hunterdon Medical Center
• 2 motorists steal gas from Flemington Wawa on same day
• Drive for safety: Bill sets new standards for teenage drivers
• College student killed, 4 injured in SUV crash on I-78 in Hunterdon County
• Helicopters, ambulances summoned to bad wreck on Route 78
• Kayaks on the Delaware
• In Readington, man starts new year running from police, K-9s
• Readington cops charge two with heroin possession
• Warren Cooper becomes mayor of Frenchtown, draws crowd of 150
• PolitiFact N.J.: Our 2011 Truth-O-Meter report card
• Lawmakers at home in new House districts
• Sen. Bateman, Assemblyman Ciattarelli endorse Donna Simon of Readington for Assembly seat
• Construction workers in Raritan Twp. take advantage of good weather on New Year's Eve of
• Readington police file alcohol, marijuana charges against four local teens
• West Amwell, East Amwell and Lambertville discuss sharing animal control officer
• Fencing 2011: Voorhees and North Hunterdon
• Environmental groups oppose settlement between Garden State Growers in Franklin Twp. and state DEPd
• South Hunterdon School District Regionalization Committee will get update on study
• West Amwell imposes late fee for retail food licenses
• Accident on Rt. 78 in Hunterdon County is causing delays
• Flemington family evacuates smoke-filled home
• West Amwell preserves 22-acre parcel at 'bargain' price
• Fellow Republicans in Princeton Township endorse Bill Spadea for Assembly District 16
• Traffic flowing smoothly again on Rt. 523 in Readington
• Letters: A solid institution
• West Amwell committee agrees to sell house to sole bidder
• Tewksbury Township school board plans to create a Council on Instruction
• Lebanon Township is one step closer to getting squad building back
• Frenchtown cops bring joy to 2 families
• Lebanon Preservation protects drinking water and wildlife habitat, provides hiking trails
• In Kingwood, EPA testing dirt at old DeRewal Superfund site
• Ground near Raven Rock-Lumberville pedestrian bridge will be tested
• Frenchtown OKs $9M bid for sewer plant
• Flemingon seeks volunteers for community watch program to aid police
• Alexandria's likely next mayor Gabe Plumer outlines agenda for 2012
• 16th District Assembly candidate Saccenti would form advisory committee
• Rob Walton expected to lead Hunterdon Freeholders in 2012
• Hunterdon Freeholders approve changes to Solid Waste Advisory Council bylaws
• Blood donors earn a bonus from Pelican Ski shops
• Alexandria confirms appearance of DEP representative at Jan. 4 meeting
• Raritan Township auto shop opens over neighbor's objections
• Helping to keep New Year's resolutions
• East Amwell committee to discuss sharing animal control with neighboring towns
• Hunterdon County Justice Center getting enhanced video security system costing $78,891
• Real Nazi art thefts inspire novel 'Bunker Treasures' by Lebanon Township's Dennis Murphy
• No raises for Flemington's public works crew in 2012
• Couple's nonprofit buys Lambertville church and Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope
• Frenchtown likely to pick sewer-plant builder Dec. 28
• Hunterdon's most-read stories of 2011
• James Naples, Clinton Town administrator, is returning to Bridgewater post
• Editorials: Ethics class
• Car careens off I-78 in Clinton Township, smashes into parked car
• Wrestling 2011: Photos from the John Goles Invitational Tournament at Warren Hills
• Roman Jewelers retail building in Flemington sold; New office building planned for site
• Crash with garbage truck on Route 78 sends Phillipsburg woman by helicopter to St. Lukes Hospital
• Hunterdon health director John Beckley retires at year's end
• Cingular withdraws Raritan Township plan to build cell tower
• Clinton Township police looking for Lexus SUV with broken rear window
• Flemington cops: Naked, drunk man in laundry room charged with lewdness
• Union Township will start 2012 with new website; people will be able to pay property taxes using it
• Hunterdon Freeholders will discuss changes in Solid Waste Advisory Council bylaws
• Clinton police arrest two more teens in connection with paintball shootings of homes and vehicless
• Clinton Twp. Police seeking hit-and-run driver
• Republican heads of Somerset, Hunterdon and Mercer endorse Donna Simon of Readington for Biondi seat in state Assembly District 16
• Rachel Atkinson, accused of murdering 86-year-old Raritan Twp. man, will be in court again
• Editorial: Nutrition aside, Santa remains a wonderful role model
• Editorial: The gift of respect pays great dividends
• Santa rides the subway, former Raritan Twp. resident reports
• Acclaimed poet visits Tewksbury's Old Turnpike school
• Hunterdon Central student named competition semi-finalist
• Glen Gardner, Hampton OK resolution for state to improve Main Street and Route 31 intersection
• Lebanon Township accepting offer of $1 garage
• Secret Santa pays strangers' layaway accounts at Flemington Department Store and Toy Kingdom
• Clinton Twp. teachers sign new contract; Online survey available for superintendent search
• Hunterdon buying emergency radio equipment and more with grants
• Keyboard wizard Bernie Worrell still pumps out the music
• Rock great Bernie Worrell teaches through collaboration
• 2 Hunterdon men accused of extorting money at Christmastime from longshoremen's union members
• Boys Basketball 2011: Hunterdon Central defeats Immaculata 61-57
• Hunterdon Freeholders honor Gaetano De Sapio, counsel for 30 years; county will have full-time, in-house counsel
• Lambertville starting same-day recycling, garbage pickup
• Consumers spending more green on fake firs
• Girls Basketball 2011: Delaware Valley falls to Phillipsburg, 61-52
• Boys Basketball 2011: Hunterdon Central defeats Immaculata 61-57
• White bridge in Franklin Twp. is decorated for its last Christmas
• Lambertville fire appears to have been started by electric space heater
• Donna Simon of Readington seeks State Assembly District 16 seat, Will Mennen drops out of race
• Citing hassle of moving, Hunterdon County freeholder says he won't seek N.J. Assembly seat
• Mormon Helping Hands from Clinton Township lightens the load of post-storm cleanup
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 20, 2011
• Duplex fire in Lambertville injures two, kills three cats
• Lambertville duplex gutted by fire Tuesday
• Amwell Church brings joy to children of prisoners
• Delaware Township Middle School students perform holiday favorites in concert
• Two injured in Lambertville house fire
• North Hunterdon and Voorhees educators eye students' readiness
• Dear Santa: What's on Hunterdon County children's Christmas lists?
• Firefighters bring Perry Street blaze under control
• Alexandria mayor retiring, satisfied with achievements
• Firefighters in Lambertville battle Perry Street blaze
• Three JCP&L outages in five days affect 1,600 customers in Readington, Branchburg
• Lebanon Township to pay for door at Bunnvale Library, 4 defibrillators
• Flemington nonprofit 'K9 Soldiers' gets plea on behalf of 304 military dogs in Afghanistan
• Higher sewer rates approved in Tewksbury
• Clinton cops make arrest in paint-ball drive-bys; more expected
• Clinton Township pursues purchase of open space on Route 31 for $3.8 million
• Readington Township police ask: Who lost money in Kings parking lot?
• Eagles soaring in Hunterdon and Warren county skies
• Editorial: Check credit card statements twice, Frenchtown police chief advises, to avoid fraudulent charges
• Editorial: Delaware Valley High School pulls off tricky undertaking with all-school book 'Shadow Divers'
• Editorial: Republican grip on Hunterdon Freeholder board fuels political aspirations, Mennen is latest to seek Assembly seat
• Tewksbury honors members and leaders of Boy Scout Troop 199 as Citizens of the Year
• Clue's 'Col. Mustard' is alive and well in Frenchtown
• PolitiFact N.J.: Mike Doherty claims there's been no prosecutions, hearings or reforms in response to financial crisis
• Lebanon Township schools seek input for superintendent search
• Raritan Township's review of proposed 300-unit development will continue next year
• Del Val dives in to 'One Book,' source of many school lessons
• North Hunterdon High School sets metro record for donating blood
• Chabad of Hunterdon holds Menorah Lighting ceremonies throughout the county
• Lebanon Township tax collector sues over shared services agreement that eliminates her job
• 4-way stop to be set up near Delaware Valley High School
• Clinton Township cops: Shirtless man's machete scares commuter bus passengers
• Clinton Township judge calls cops to quell disorder outside courtroom
• Franklin police charge youth with assault after helicopter search
• DEP is no-show at Alexandria meeting; misunderstanding is cited
• School's completely open in Franklin Twp.
• Heater sparks fire in house under construction in Raritan Township
• Prosecutor: Arrest of Flemington duo dismantles cocaine network
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 13, 2011
• 'Miles for Matheny' fundraiser gets OK in Peapack-Gladstone, despite some neighborhood opposition
• Frenchtown to pick builder for new sewage plant
• Man charged with Facebook-related burglaries faces new charges of raiding homes during Hurricane Irene
• Franklin, Bethlehem school boards nearing alliance
• Japanese students' letters pouring in to pen pals in Flemington and Raritan
• Clinton Township police say man was a fugitive from N.Y. burglary charge
• In Frenchtown, dog park location, not idea, is issue
• Raritan Township police say squatter fought them
• Tewksbury OKs subdivision of 360 acres on Vliettown Farm Road
• Lebanon Township agrees to put E-Ticket system in police cars
• In Readington, police say motorist had 4 ounces of cocaine
• Roads, sidewalks at Lambert’s Hill now being finished in Lambertville
• Eroded Delaware Township roads popular with cyclists, pedestrians prompt speed limit worries
• Clinton Township school board hires firm to help search for superintendent
• Lebanon Township First Aid Squad building may be back in township’s hands soon
• Artist John Spears turns Clinton Township office building into gallery for Komen benefit
• Lebanon Township awards contract to build garage just before resident offers to sell it one for $1
• Raritan cats included in popular calendar
• Hunterdon Land Trust farm market to be open one day a month this winter
• Clinton Township police report two heroin arrests on Route 31
• N.J. war widow on GI remains put in dump: Never again
• The only bank in Pittstown is closing; First Clinton National Bank opened it in 1964
• Letters: Replace that Confederate flag with our symbol of liberty and justice for all
• Classroom overhaul due at Robert Hunter School in Raritan Township
• Excessive false alarms in Union Township prompt police request for rules
• $500 reward offered for tips on Flemington cemetery vandals
• Flemington-Raritan school district office reshuffling to save $16,000; teachers' union critical of salaries
• Kullman, Clinton Township company that built Tick Tock diner, will auction off assets
• Tewksbury school board's search for superintendent is on hold
• Lebanon Township adopts rules for commercial solar systems
• Lebanon Township veterinarians win award for helping rescued horses
• State Police probe death of man found in shower stall at Pilot Truck Stop in Bloomsbury
• Frenchtown police salute mayor, others who serve the community
• Voorhees High School senior's 'eBay store' recognized by Chamber of Commerce
• North Hunterdon High School senior wins 2011 Chamber of Commerce award
• Raritan Township firefighters secure area behind Bed, Bath & Beyond until gas leak is fixed
• Flemington cemetery vandals flatten 150 tombstones, experiment with weird rites
• N.J. man puts rednecks, hippies and misguided tourists on the map
• Heavy rain causes flooding on N.J. highways; some snow expected in morning
• Hunterdon authorities seek Bridgewater man indicted on Clinton irrigation valve theft charge
• Holland Twp. 4-H member chosen 2012 state Agricultural Fair Ambassador
• Editorial: Raritan Township's construction fee waiver for businesses can hurt neighbors, including Flemington
• Clinton Township police: Internet helps woman find $600 lost in stairwell
• Woman finds hundreds of dollars in Clinton Township stairwell, police invite owner to step forward
• Hunterdon Freeholders delay changes for Solid Waste Advisory Council after SWAC members object
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 06, 2011
• N.J. bear hunt: Rainy conditions limit hunters as 57 bruins are slain on second day
• Hunterdon Freeholder Will Mennen wants to fill Biondi seat in state Assembly
• Chabad of Hunterdon to host spa and sale bazaar
• Clinton Township school board hires interim business administrator to serve Lebanon, too
• Long-term plan in Raritan Township envisions 300 homes
• Hunterdon County freeholder to seek N.J. Assembly seat
• Santa to visit Holland neighborhoods; tree lighting is Dec. 11
• Frenchtown police: ICE agent in SUV hits Prius, injuring two
• Frenchtown police say gas station employee committed credit-card fraud
• Delaware Township resident reports $7,864 rung up on inactive credit card
• Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon and neighboring counties; rain may change to snow
• In Kingwood, troopers say two injured when ATV hits tree; driver charged with DWI
• High Bridge police charge Califon man with road-rage assault
• Clinton Township targets $3.8M for open space on Route 31
• Clinton's 2011 Christmas parade draws record crowd
• Downtown Flemington draws a crowd for 2011 Hunterdon Holiday Parade
• 2 vending machines looted at South Hunterdon High School
• Solar panels will rise on 50 acres in Raritan Township
• Franklin Township solar proposal needs more detail, board says
• N.J. bear hunt's outset yields big-game kills, activist protests
• Sheriff's detectives find wanted woman sitting at bus stop beside their office
• Chabad of Hunterdon holds Holiday Toy Drive
• Hopewell Valley Bank branch opening in Flemington
• Hunterdon County indictments for punching EMT, theft of $18,950, more
• Hunterdon will provide used car for Sheriff Fred Brown rather than replace transmission on car with 130,000 miles on it
• Side of Doric House Museum in Flemington is being rehabilitated
• Hunterdon Freeholder plan for Solid Waste Advisory Council irks members
• Christmas in Milford events planned for Friday, Dec. 9
• Bloomsbury Councilman Steve Shelton honored
• Five Guys burger restaurant planned in Flemington at old Blockbuster location
• Cut your own Christmas tree in Hunterdon, Warren counties
• Column: My Christmas tree angst
• Editorial column: Stop rewriting Nittany Lion history in wake of Sandusky charges
• Editorial: Hunterdon Freeholders spurn advice of county's managers
• Editorial column: An anti-tumor drug from a 'trash' tree and other reasons for biodiversity
• Franklin Township invites public to walk site of proposed solar farm
• Letters: To balance the budget, make a clean sweep of partisan politicians in Washington
• Pres. Obama declares N.J. major disaster area for October snowstorm
• Has Franklin Township overspent on school's additions? Board will seek answer on Dec. 12
• Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility locked down after assault on 3 corrections officers
• A new heart for Clinton parade's 'Tin Man'
• Clinton's 2011 Christmas parade celebrates its 25th year
• Clinton traffic stop leads to drug, weapons charges for Pennsylvania man
• Delaware Township cops: Thieves steal wooden beams from Holcombe-Jimison museum
• Franklin cops say man worked at house, went back and burglarized it
• Lambertville police charge man as disorderly after reported assault on Swan St.
• Marijuana charge in High Bridge
• Two East Amwell fender-benders reported by State Police
• Lebanon Township police seek paintball shooter who damaged fence
• Man medevacked from Readington after fall from ladder
• Clinton Township police allegedly find marijuana after search for explosives
• Princeton real estate executive Bill Spadea to seek seat of deceased Assemblyman Peter Biondi
• Flemington Holiday Parade 2011 to feature 50 floats, 3,500 people
• Owner of N.J. care facility admits to neglect of 3 disabled residents
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 29, 2011
• Hunterdon Symphony, Hunterdon Choral Union 2011 holiday concert set for Dec. 11
• Hunterdon Symphony celebrates its 40th anniversary — with sweet music
• Employees from Flemington Department Store and Kohl's face theft charges
• Hunterdon complaints of power outages prompt review of utilities by state Board of Public Utilities
• Site of fatal Rt. 31 crash in Glen Gardner to see short-term changes starting within 90 days
• Strong winds, heavy showers likely in Hunterdon
• Flood advisory issued for Hunterdon, Warren, just in time for evening commute
• Tree lighting in Flemington welcomes holidays on Dec. 2
• Tewksbury Township to DEP: Is wall required at JCP&L substation site?
• Record numbers in Flemington Turkey Trot raise more than $100,000
• Paw Print: Young orange tabby wants a normal life
• Around the Towns: Wind Symphony ready to present concerts
• Man medevacked from Readington after fall from ladder while trimming trees
• Raritan Twp. sewer authority plans 10% rate increase; needs money due to higher costs, infrastructure projects
• West Amwell Township Committee OKs re-assessment for property taxes
• 2011 Flemington Turkey Trot drew thousands, benefited local organization
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 23, 2011
• The North Pole Express
• Santa Express Train
• East Amwell Twp. man, 54, charged with sex assault and lewdness
• G.I. Go Fund providing gift cards for vets in need
• Heavy rain causes road flooding in parts of Hunterdon
• Northeastern N.J. under flood watch until early this afternoon
• Flooding closes roads around N.J.
• Rain storm to drench N.J. on biggest travel day of year
• Raritan substitute bus driver banned after leaving preschool student on bus
• Editorial column: Kids, don't try this at home
• Editorial column: Trees wounded by the October snowstorm in Hunterdon County may rebound in spring
• Editorial: Silly Thanksgiving traditions lighten the sobering endeavor of counting our blessings
• Frenchtown mayor-elect's car vandalized; security video may reveal perpetrator
• Flash flood watch issued for Hunterdon County
• N.J. couple who gave kids Nazi names try to regain custody of newborn
• Repairs to Sweet Hollow Road bridge in Holland and Alexandria OK'd as emergency project
• Union, Bethlehem among towns helping residents to clean up storm damage
• Venable to be tried in March on next set of molestation charges
• Hoffman Park house, 5 buildings in Union Township to be razed
• 'Fracking' opponents pack Trenton to oppose natural gas extraction in Delaware River basin
• Schools in northern Hunterdon eyeing consolidation, shared services
• More information expected regarding suspended Lebanon Borough school superintendent
• South Hunterdon's 3-year-old gym floor getting more repairs
• Vote on natural gas "fracking" rules again delayed by Delaware River Basin Commission
• Hunterdon County rehires Kemper to manage Heron Glen Golf Course
• Raritan Township eyes waiving permit fees for business expansions that generate new jobs
• Car shears off pole on River Road in Raritan Township
• Solar panels replace greenhouses in plan for Franklin Township land
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 18, 2011
• 7 years later, Franklin Township School can finally occupy $11M additions
• Proposed budget covers new firearms for New Hope police
• "Stop Hunger" Express train rides on the Black River & Western aid Flemington Area Food Pantry
• Finesville Dam's breach means 4.5 miles of Musconetcong running free
• N.J. officials take custody of baby born to couple who gave children Nazi-inspired names
• 2 local men arrested after Clinton police find half-ounce of cocaine, authorities say
• Johnson helistop hearing continues in January in Tewksbury Township
• Perth Amboy man who reportedly drove off in police car while handcuffed faces assault, theft, eluding and other charges
• Clinton man helps rescuers keep safe when dealing with high-tech vehicles
• Flemington bank customer indicted for allegedly hitting cop with Jeep
• South Hunterdon High fires bus driver who backed into live electric wire
• Hunterdon's prosecutor focuses on crime and prevention
• Facebook is primary setting for bullying incidents at North Hunterdon and Voorhees high schools
• Students in North district can opt to go to Voorhees
• Suspect's sleight of hand allowed him to break free from Montgomery police custody
• Delaware's animal control officer quits; cites work load and 'insulting' pay raise of 1.5% in four years
• Hunterdon Freeholders won't buy 2 vehicles Sheriff Fred Brown says he needs
• Errant delivery person causes lock-down at South Hunterdon High
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees milk can rivalry boosts school spirit
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 15, 2011
• Flemington man charged with weapons offenses after gun discharges in apartment complex
• Flemington Turkey Trot brings families together for a good cause
• A fresh new look for the Hunterdon County Democrat
• It's a rainy day in Clinton and the rest of Hunterdon
• Letters: Township irresponsible
• Editorial column: This week's Hunterdon County Democrat is a historic document
• Gov. Christie seeks disaster declaration for 11 counties following October snowstorm
• One suit against Kingwood's solar ordinance settled; one challenge remains
• Bemis closing Flemington plant in January; 54 layoffs expected
• Clinton stabbing 'victim' actually the aggressor and is charged with assault, police say
• Lambertville sewer upgrade expected to reduce odor, pollution
• Editorial: JCP&L needs to improve service, infrastructure in New Jersey
• Snowy owl spotted in Harmony Township at Merrill Creek Reservoir
• Glen Gardner, Hampton support changes at site of fatal accident
• Bethlehem teachers, school board agree on new three-year contract
• Teen driver from Easton faces marijuana charges in Clinton Township; Pittstown woman who came to pick him up charged with DWI
• Lambertville welcomes its repaired sewer plant
• Continuous yard sale in Lebanon Township among Route 31 'eyesores' that draw resident's complaint
• Raritan Township to share ideas for improving pedestrian and bicycle paths
• Hunterdon Central Hall of Fame to induct educators Harry and Reva Kazman, Jennifer Spieker and artist Timothy Martin
• Village Green development in Annandale gets final approval to build on former Warren Lumber site
• Clinton Township community garden proposed on acre of preserved land
• Editorial: JCP&L needs to improve service, infrastructure in New Jersey
• 72-acre solar array planned in East Amwell prompts questions
• Al Warr: Taking care of the family dog
• Income-controlled housing unit in Clinton can be sold to anyone
• Ultimate Allstars of Flemington offers music lessons to special-needs community
• Raritan Township Police News - November 10, 2011
• Lambertville steamboat program could be lost without creator's drive
• Rep. Leonard Lance, Raritan Twp. Mayor John King help dedicate new Vietnam War memorial
• Hunterdon Central High falls in OT in football playoff opener
• Bald eagle spotted near Sergeantsville
• Editorial column: Reasons to fight the Transco pipeline expansion in New Jersey
• Editorial: A sweet way to leave the light on for U.S. troops serving overseas
• Hunterdon Central girls battle for Group 4 volleyball title Saturday
• Arrests expected in stabbing at Clinton Garden Apartments
• Itinerant artist puts Clinton Township man in gallery of Americans
• Vietnam War memorial dedicated in Raritan Twp. on Veterans Day
• Volunteers help restore baseball and softball fields at North Hunterdon High School
• Bethlehem Township teenager arrested for Clinton gas station robbery
• Clinton Shell station is robbed; arrests are made
• 34-year-old woman charged with arson after setting fire to her High Bridge home
• GOP wins two seats on Flemington Borough Council
• Glen Gardner may allocate $15,000 for drain and street repairs
• Veterans Day ceremonies planned throughout New Jersey
• Raritan Township Police News - November 7, 2011
• Raritan Township Police News - November 4, 2011
• Pennsylvania coal power plant blamed for polluting N.J. air must better control its emissions, federal authorities rule
• October storm leaves many Hunterdon County residents without telephone, cable
• JCP&L providing free water and ice to North Jersey residents without power
• Campanellis brush up Quaker history in Franklin Township
• Hunterdon County announces shelter openings; 30,000 residents still without power
• Raritan Township requests study to consider countywide school consolidation
• October storm causes school closings, delays on Halloween
• Election 2011: Bethlehem Township Committee contest features Steve Keefe vs. John Meehan
• Bloomsbury allocates $50,000 for flood damage repairs
• Flemington food pantry has new director
• Despite the snow, Craftfest goes on at South County Park 4-H fairgrounds in East Amwell
• JCP&L offers customers without power free water and ice
• Snow falls on the pumpkins in Hunterdon storm
• After fatal accident on Route 31, Glen Gardner residents, Voorhees High students will press for safety improvements
• Snow cuts power to 34,000 JCP&L customers in Hunterdon; some may be out for days
• Gov. Christie declares state of emergency in N.J. following October snowstorm
• October snowstorm in N.J. brings snow, traffic snarls, downed trees and power outages
• More than 36,000 homes, businesses without power as snow storm slams Hunterdon
• Candlelight vigil held for Voorhees High student who died after car accident on Route 31
• N.J. gets its first snowfall of the season
• Heavy snow falling in parts of Hunterdon and auto accidents occurring
• Unbeaten Delaware Valley High football team rips Somerville
• Winter Storm Warning issued for Hunterdon, parts of the county could get 11 inches of snow
• Candelight vigil for Voorhees High School student who died is at 7 tonight
• Elections 2011: In East Amwell, 2 seats on Township Committee contested
• Elections 2011: In High Bridge, 3 vie for 2 Borough Council seats
• Trio of Raritan Township Democrats will challenge Republican incumbents on Township Committee
• Voorhees High School sophomore Karah Conroy dies two days after car accident on Route 31 in Glen Gardner
• Snow coming to Hunterdon; as much as 7 inches possible and power may go out
• Raritan Township Police News - Halloween Curfew
• Editorial: To guarantee a breathtaking view, buy the land under it
• Holland Township neighbors say wolf-dogs' food attracts flocks of vultures
• Sharks and dogs and weasels — oh my! Art and literature combine in Frenchtown students' scarecrows
• Voorhees sophomore in critical condition following Route 31 wreck
• Delaware Township artist lends color to Thanksgiving in the Country tour
• SPCA: ‘Rescue’ was front for puppy mill
• Judge: Reputed mob member is too wealthy to be represented by public defender
• Lambertville puppy sales lead to animal cruelty charges
• New York man arrested at Spruce Run School entrance after Clinton Township police called to bank on fake check complaint
• Flemington businesses evacuated after tractor trailer leaks ammonium hydroxide
• Pan Am stewardess recalls the real-life airline behind ABC show
• Vacation plans posted on Facebook led to burglary, officials say; West Amwell man arrested
• Flemington couple who named kids after Hitler, Nazi references claim victory in child abuse case
• Voorhees High School sophomore badly injured on Route 31 crash in Glen Gardner
• N.J. Highlands Act has saved thousands of acres from development, but continues to cause friction
• Traffic accident in Hampton closes Route 31 in both directions
• Suspect in Tewksbury, New Providence bank robberies in custody
• One questioned in Tewksbury bank robbery Tuesday
• Elections 2011: 3 compete for 2 seats on Lambertville City Council
• Elections 2011: Tewksbury committee seat sought by Polito, Van Doren
• 'Halloweenville' documentary shows Lambertville's seasonal celebration
• Elections 2011: Referendum in Franklin considers outsourcing cops
• Election 2011: Bonette challenges Walton for Hunterdon freeholder seat
• Lebanon Township police, SPCA seek whoever poisoned two dogs
• Election 2011: Four vie for Flemington Borough Council
• Halloween 2011 curfews in Hunterdon County
• Pooches on parade in 2011 Lambertville pet masquerade
• Posing as landscapers, trio in East Amwell takes off with lawncare equipment
• Alexandria resident offers $500 reward in tire-puncturing incident
• Elections 2011: Pair of Democrats challenge Readington Republican incumbents for seats on Township Committee
• Elections 2011: Clinton mayor's seat sought by Smith, Kovach
• Raritan Township Police News - October 24, 2011
• Hunterdon Football 2011: Voorhees falls to Somerville 17-14
• Two inmates are stabbed in fight at Hunterdon County youth correctional facility
• 16th District races affect parts of Hunterdon, Somerset, Mercer and Middlesex counties
• Elections 2011: Four running in Lebanon for 2 seats on Borough Council
• Your photos: Hot air balloon lands next to Route 78
• Six vie for Assembly, Senate seats in 23rd District
• Six compete for three seats in 15th District State Senate and Assembly races
• Frenchtown faces choice for mayor
• Franklin voters to pick committee member
• Bicyclist charged with driving wrong way in Clinton Township
• Raritan Township Police News - October 21, 2011
• Two men saved from falling shed by tree in Clinton
• Some steel items made at Custom Alloy in High Bridge weigh 20 tons
• 55-year-old Raritan Twp. man charged with growing marijuana, possessing hallucinogenic mushrooms
• Hit-and-run driver damages Leigh Street Bridge in Clinton; police seek tips on culprit
• PTO covers cost of playground updates at Robert Hunter School in Raritan Township
• Frightfest
• Flemington planning board approves condos for Cut Glass site
• Hunterdon Football 2011: Undefeated DelVal tops North Plainfield, 46-34
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees superintendent offered report on bullying
• Hunterdon Freeholders might amend SWAC bylaws to increase attendance, give board more power
• Column: Shep wasn't lost, he was a friendly dog
• Editorial: Japanese children write to Flemington-Raritan schoolchildren and teach us all a lesson
• Ready for Halloween? We want your spooky shots!
• Clinton's Haunted Mill volunteers talk about "Wanted: Dead or Alive"
• Clinton's Haunted Mill still scaring visitors with 'Wanted: Dead or Alive'
• Hunterdon marching bands take the field with passion and competitive spirit
• Raritan Township Police News - October 18, 2011
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees District chooses new board of education members
• Heavy rain, strong winds expected to hit New Jersey
• Obituaries: funeral services set for Joseph Wargo, policeman killed in accident; he once was a Lebanon patrolman
• 9 Hunterdon districts offer school choice; deadline to sign up approaches
• Flemington Craft Fair returns; handmade goods coming to Hunterdon County Fairgrounds
• Motorcycle riders injured in Clinton Twp. flown by helicopter to hospital after crashing trying to avoid deer
• From Japan to Hunterdon: Letters, drawings unite students oceans apart
• High Bridge shared services may mean a move for borough hall
• High Bridge council gives tentative approval for multipurpose trail near Nassau Road
• Sergeantsville firefighters celebrate 60th anniversary
• East Amwell approves solar project on Route 579
• Clinton Township plans solar farms on its land
• Obama signs N.J. disaster declaration after Tropical Storm Lee
• High Bridge's Lake Solitude dam looking bare without its waterfall
• JCP&L crews restoring power in south Hunterdon
• 18 charged with underage drinking at party in Lebanon Township held while parents were away
• High Bridge allocates $15,000 for repairs to Borough Hall heating system
• High Bridge approves emergency appropriation of $7,500
• Police asking public's help in Clinton Twp. house burglary case
• Car passenger asking Clinton Twp. Police Officer for directions charged with drug possession
• Franklin Township grower seeks greenhouses now, possible solar farm later
• High Bridge resident reflects on her Peace Corps experience in Africa
• 'Black Stocking Robber' admits to Whitehouse Station, other bank robberies
• Raritan Township Police News - October 11, 2011
• Komen Ride for the Cure moved to Alexandria Township Park
• Truck rides and more offered at Sergeantsville Fire Company's annual fire prevention open house on Oct. 12
• DOT to repave 1.2 miles of Route 202 north of Flemington Circle
• Franklin Township School's final inspection postponed to Monday
• Editorial column: On fall weekends I went to Olpe, Kansas but my son celebrates Octoberfest in Munich
• Damaged car slows rush hour traffic on Route 31 near Flemington
• Growing Delaware Valley marching band preps for success
• Delaware Valley band parents come to the rescue
• Raritan set to preserve coveted Urbach farm
• Canadian charged with stealing horse supplies from Delaware farm
• Franklin will make pitch for shared school administrative team to all other North Hunterdon/Voorhees sending districts
• Mini-cleanup permits in Delaware still available
• Readington roads need paving, petitioners plead
• High Bridge owner reunited with missing dog; resident charged with theft
• SAT scores in Hunterdon County drop too, but beat nation's average; more students taking test
• N.J. prison guard is accused of buying cocaine in Perth Amboy
• Franklin Township School's inspection Wednesday could put kids in addition by month's end
• Man suffers injury in Holland Township motorcycle accident
• Hunterdon Central High football team rips North Hunterdon
• Scholarship honors Flemington man's heroics on highway
• Only a drill: Holland Township deals with hazmat and shooter hazards
• Dog park in Readington Township has grand opening
• Fun for young and old alike at Quakertown Fire Company Oktoberfest
• Man who hitched a ride with Buckingham, Pa. police chief is indicted in Hunterdon County
• Frenchtown driver found asleep in van at gas pump with engine running, one tire missing; DWI charged
• Could rural Kingwood become 'Solar City'? Two facilities being built; three more proposed
• Seventeen-year-old driver identified in Ringoes pedestrian death
• Ringoes pedestrian killed by car driven by 17-year-old driver
• Clinton Twp. driver crashes into house, charged with drunk driving
• Hunterdon County man is fatally struck by car while crossing street
• Raritan Township Police News - October 4, 2011
• More details offered on West Amwell, Lambertville and Stockton schools regionalization study
• Letters: Tax money was wasted on malfunctioning Pittstown traffic signal
• Police still investigating Thursday morning school bus crash in Lebanon Township
• Editorial: Disappointed by teachers union tactic
• Four injured in Lebanon Twp. school bus crash
• Fallen tree caused power outage to 3,000 Hunterdon County residents
• Hunterdon holding Collection Day for Electronics items on Saturday
• Three students, driver are injured when school bus crashes en route to Delaware Valley High School
• Queen Anne-style home one of many set for Lambertville historic house tour
• Power goes out in the Delaware Township and Stockton area, other parts of Hunterdon
• Califon, Milford, Lambertville and Lebanon students take part in Walk to School Day
• Hunterdon County hires its first in-house county counsel
• Emergency drill in Holland Township on Saturday, Oct. 8 will close Cyphers Road
• Across Hunterdon County, students walking to school
• Old Frenchtown Field eyed as potential site for dog park in borough
• Snake on a table surprises Delaware Township resident
• Tinton Falls man charged with vehicular homicide in Route 78 fatality in Readington
• Carbon monoxide alarm alerts Franklin residents; Fire chief reminds people to replace batteries
• Former candidate joins Clinton Township school board; Business administrator leaving
• Organizer reports 'Doing Clinton' business event a success
• Clinton man pulled from bed and charged with DWI, hit-and-run
• Uprooted sidewalks in Readington pose danger for pedestrians
• Online questionnaire to help Tewksbury in search for school leader
• 'Put the Brakes on Fatalaties Day' on Oct. 10 urges safe driving
• Second sexual assault trial postponed
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees school board resignations create two vacancies
• Comcast seeks renewal of Hampton cable TV contract
• Kids stomp grapes at Unionville Vineyards Wine Harvest Festival in East Amwell
• Proposed reconfiguration of K-B Toys warehouse in Clinton Township draws concern from neighbors
• 1952 NASCAR champion trophy and rolling museum about racer Frankie Schneider of Delaware Township will be at ShopRite
• Worried Clinton Township residents question Transco officials about proposal for another gas pipeline
• Clinton Twp. police give dramatic details of camper, cat rescue after the South Branch of the Raritan floods
• Disease reduces deer population across six N.J. counties
• Readington Township ordered by court to review sewer capacity agreements
• Anti-bullying policy may pose challenges, says North Hunterdon-Voorhees high school official
• Electronic signs mark speeding hot spots around Hunterdon County
• Hampton considering solar power systems
• N.J. asks for federal aid for damage from Tropical Storm Lee
• N.J. lost $171M in tax revenue as a result of online merchandise sales 2 years ago, study finds
• Frenchtown mural depicts sustainable lifestyle of Lenape Indians
• High Bridge cancer survivor Michael Hafke meets his stem cell donor in Germany
• Strong thunderstorms move through Hunterdon, some power outages reported
• Clinton man accused of child porn possession
• Flemington architect Pickell to lead historic tour of Everittstown in Alexandria on Oct. 9
• Heavy rains cause flash flooding in northwestern N.J.
• Letter to the editor: Solar power isn't free, it's federally subsidized
• Editorial: We'll all pay to repair damage from Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee
• 3 people rescued after heavy rains cause flooding in Hunterdon; more rain on the way
• Teachers' raises in Hunterdon County dip in new contracts; 13 still under negotiation
• Hunterdon farm girl Gladys Staats celebrates her 100th birthday
• Congressman Lance will be at Tewksbury Township Board of Ed meeting tonight
• Flash flood watch in effect in Sussex, Warren counties through late tonight
• Rain causes flooding, traffic problems in northwestern N.J.
• Thunderstorms bring heavy rain, flooding to parts of Hunterdon
• Raritan Township Police News - September 26, 2011
• Clinton Township board hears two visions for development of former Warren Lumber site
• Old Hunterdon County railroad line eyed for trail from East Amwell to Lambertville
• Budget error costs Hampton School business administrator his job
• Franklin Township School addition inches closer to final approval
• Progress reports set on study of school options for Lambertville, Stockton and West Amwell
• Karate program on hold at Riegel Ridge Community Center in Holland
• West Amwell and Lambertville school Superintendent Kozak sees 2 districts, 1 community
• Franklin school aims to share top staff with neighboring districts
• Delaware's Community Day on Oct. 1 offers expanded events
• A dozen people rescued from stuck elevator in Clinton Township
• Friday Night Fireworks fizzle in Lambertville; changes mulled for next year
• Hunterdon Health Department urges flu vaccinations, despite lack of county clinics
• Hunterdon County, towns to auction old truck, cars and equipment
• Former N.J. caseworker admits abusing 3 disabled adults in Hunterdon County
• Frenchtown eyes Bailey for CSA post at school; hearing on contract terms set for Sept. 27
• Park pavilion is nearly done in Alexandria
• Raritan Township Police News - September 23, 2011
• Hunterdon Land Trust celebrates its 15th anniversary with cake and music at its farmers' market
• Lambertville to borrow $154G for flood repairs
• Kids get to sit in firetrucks, dragster at Goddard School Community Fair in Raritan Township
• South Branch and Upper Raritan watershed associations merging
• $522,334 to fix bridge in Hunterdon, Mercer counties damaged by Hurricane Irene flooding
• Flooding likely in Hunterdon area today and tomorrow
• Lambertville-New Hope rescue squad to start billing for ambulance services Oct. 1
• Delaware Valley High School to set timeline for superintendent search
• Raritan Township Police News - September 20, 2011
• Hunterdon seeks $226,461 homeland security grant to fund crime-scene truck for Prosecutor's Office, equipment for fire and rescue units
• Flemington interested in keeping Hawke parking lot public; Choir School building may also be saved
• Report: N.J. is nation's 5th-smoggiest state
• Editorial: We stand corrected, Leonard Lance wasn't born in Hunterdon
• Hunterdon 4-H and rest of Cooperative Extension moving to building on Rt. 12, Raritan Twp.
• Free ambulance service to cease in Lambertville
• Alexandria commission plans walking tour of Everittstown led by architect Chris Pickell
• Hunterdon Office on Aging now presenting programs in Tewksbury Township
• Quakertown gets its second ambulance; fundraiser set for Oct. 8
• Plan to move Cooperative Extension Office in Hunterdon sparks debate; Opponents to attend Freeholders' meeting today
• Judge upholds Franklin Township's termination of Police Patrolman Wahba
• 'Doing Clinton' event Oct. 1-2 offers food, product samples, demos, seminars and more
• Bethlehem considering sending students to Clinton Township schools
• Tewksbury 13-year-old gets a taste of national equestrian competition, while her trainer is headed to the Pan Am games
• Beard-growers can help Bill Bullman; fundraisers set for High Bridge man paralyzed in fall
• One man's valiant quest: a trap to kill stinkbugs
• Flemington man is charged with having 25 fighting birds
• House catches fire in Hampton; 11 fire companies respond
• Hunterdon Medical Center in Flemington to host cancer awareness event Sept. 19
• Backyard dog kennels under scrutiny in Delaware Township
• Letters: No shore on Labor Day
• Editorial: There's no such thing as a free bridge
• Editorial: Who really controls the press?
• Releasing monarchs an educational experience in East Amwell
• 14 N.J. schools earn National Blue Ribbon Award
• Delaware Township man: lightning strikes twice
• Readington waives building permit fees to repair Hurricane Irene damage
• N.J. schools institute new Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights
• Lambertville City Council pushes for probe into water release
• Manville homeowners in flood-prone areas to get opportunity to sell homes
• Readington taking lead in regional solar initiative
• FEMA opens Disaster Recovery Center in Hunterdon
• Riders invited to Tewksbury trail pace
• Eight days without power fuels East Amwell residents' anger; Disconnect between utilities faulted
• Rolling Thunder motorcyclists gather in Flemington on 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Hunterdon observes 10th anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks with music, speeches, motorcade and stairclimb
• Children of 9/11 share a bond born of love, loss
• Belvidere's Victorian Days being held as scheduled
• Hunterdon County now in 3 districts for state Senate, Assembly
• Volunteers needed to help clean up North Hunterdon Little League fields this weekend
• Emergency repairs start today on eroded Delaware River and canal bank in Stockton
• Flooding delays opening of Hunterdon County FEMA disaster center for Hurricane Irene victims
• Hunterdon County freeholders to see decrepit buildings, damaged infrastructure in road trip Tuesday
• Delaware River down, but canal breach is still a threat in Stockton
• Hunterdon County officials express relief as flood waters recede in Stockton; 2 Delaware bridges still closed
• Lambertville residents find some relief as Delaware River crests
• Exit 15 of Route 78 in Clinton getting a new design
• Many roads closed, more than 300 N.J. residents in shelters following latest flooding
• Whitehouse Station investment adviser sentenced to 14 years in prison for securities fraud
• Gov. Chris Christie: Flooding has closed 162 N.J. roads
• State allows Hampton school board to spread out overdue debt payments
• Gov. Christie tours Delaware River flooding in Lambertville on Thursday
• Tolls in effect at Route 202 bridge across Delaware; two other bridges closed
• Flooding between Delaware and canal threatens homes in Stockton
• Rain has Milford officials watching dam breached during Irene
• Hunterdon opens shelter for Delaware River flood victims
• Floodwaters recede in parts of Readington, woman rescued from Raritan River
• Athan "Tom" Efstathiou, Hunterdon County tax administrator, dies unexpectedly at 59
• Flooding leads to evacuations, road closings and school delays Thursday; more rain expected
• Hunters Helping the Hungry reach million-meal mark, connect the needy with New Jersey venison
• Route 29 flooding in Trenton, partial road collapse in Ewing force closures, evacuations
• New rules may limit political contributions in Glen Gardner
• Flooding closes numerous roads near Delaware River
• N.J. weather: Continued heavy rain likely to lead to more flooding
• N.J. will remember 9/11 with memorials, ceremonies, vigils throughout the state
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 6, 2011
• More rainfall threatens to send N.J. rivers rising over banks
• Stockton expects moderate flooding of Delaware River
• Editorial: Are accusations valid?
• Hurricane Irene caused estimated $3 million in damage to Hunterdon roads and bridges
• Column: The healing, post-9/11 road trip
• Editorial: Disaster communication
• Groups, organizations plan 9/11 memorial events across Hunterdon County
• Accidental cause listed for house fire in Raritan Township
• Big tree falls against house; power out to Stockton School, Rt. 29 is blocked
• Retired NYPD officer, now living and working in Hunterdon County, recalls Sept. 11, 2001
• Hunterdon County helping you get rid of flood-damaged items from Hurricane Irene
• Clogged drain behind Lambertville street flooding Tuesday
• Three girls lead 'normal' lives after 9/11 attacks, but never forget
• The calm after the storm
• Send us your photos from the first day of school!
• Terry Macko remembered at North Hunterdon High School as a mentor who cared
• Flood Watch continues for Hunterdon County; some residents still losing power
• With heavy rain in forecast, more flooding is possible in parts of N.J
• South Hunterdon Regional HS to add 15 students from Mercer County this year
• Lee will bring rain, possibly flooding to Hunterdon; some still lack power after Hurricane Irene
• For 9/11 first responders, inadequate medical assistance an insult to heroism
• A week after Hurricane Irene, some Hunterdon residents still waiting to get power back from JCP&L
• Obama extends disaster declaration to 16 N.J. counties with damage from Hurricane Irene
• 9/11 anniversary events throughout New Jersey
• In Hunterdon, more than 1,000 JCP&L customers still lack power after Hurricane Irene; the utility hires Raritan Twp. police to guard district headquarters
• Water for residents from Delaware Township fire station criticized
• 4 dogs rescued from burning house in Raritan Township; cause of fire unknown
• Hurricane Irene causes record flows in Musconetcong River at Bloomsbury
• Two N.J. residents hospitalized for eating toxic wild mushrooms both in critical condition
• 40 percent of East Amwell still powerless after Hurricane Irene
• Some Frenchtown homes still waiting for power after Hurricane Irene
• Hurricane Irene helps push August rain total in Raritan Twp. to 16.80 inches
• N.J. power outages: 39,000 customers are without lights
• Lambertville-New Hope fireworks canceled Sept. 2
• People still lacking power due to Hurricane Irene can shower, work out free at Hunterdon Health and Wellness Centers
• N.J power outages: About 44,000 customers yet to have electricity restored
• Your photos: Irene provides ongoing photo fodder
• Generators humming in Hunterdon due to power failures from Hurricane Irene
• Another place listed where Hunterdon residents without electric due to Hurricane Irene can get ice and water
• Flood damage cleanup continues in Hunterdon after Hurricane Irene
• Hurricane Irene mystery: Lambertville residents raise questions about flash flood from above town
• Hunterdon residents can get information on bad weather, floods, road blockages via Nixle alerts
• Power still out at Congressman Lance's home in Clinton Township, too
• Reports of dead deer have DEP investigating return of virus in Mercer, Hunterdon, Somerset
• Hunterdon County roads, bridges still closed due to Hurricane Irene; some bridges destroyed
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 30, 2011
• Storm notebook: Stories from the aftermath of Hurricane Irene
• Many N.J. roads still swamped, flooding damage causes new closures
• Hurricane Irene cuts short Hunterdon 4-H Fair but it's deemed a success
• JCP&L receives reports of scam artists posing as contractors
• Two area bridges over the Delaware River reopen
• Franklin Township school board wants its own generator, to supplant its 'Homer Simpson Plan'
• Readington Twp. man arrested on charges of possessing, distributing child pornography
• Your photos: Hunterdon County residents survey storm damage Monday
• Frenchtown Union Fire Company No. 1 pumps more than 40 basements during and after Hurricane Irene
• Gov. Chris Christie angers union by opening state offices after Hurricane Irene
• Lambertville business flooded during Irene seeks temporary home
• N.J. flooding and road closures, county by county
• Alexandria storm chaser talks about being out in Irene
• In the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, flooding, power outages and road closures are causing headaches
• Lake Solitude dam holds strong but swollen river from Irene causes evacuations in High Bridge
• Delaware Township residents without electric service may fill water containers at the firehouse
• Stockton Bridge re-opens; some Hunterdon roads still closed due to downed trees, wires, flood water from Hurricane Irene
• Irene's impact: Expect extended power outages, Delaware River flood warnings continue in Frenchtown, Stockton
• Court closures across New Jersey
• N.J. Congressman Rush Holt to assess damage of Hurricane Irene in his legislative district
• Delaware River expected to crest at 2 p.m. in Frenchtown; some homes in jeopardy
• Hurricane Irene aftermath: Gov. Christie urges people to stay home Monday, while most train service remains suspended
• Hurricane Irene aftermath: State's transportation system recovering, though flooding remains a concern
• Hurricane Irene aftermath: Utility companies work to restore power to more than 800,000 N.J. homes, businesses
• After Hurricane Irene: evacuations in Hunterdon
• Evacuations in Lambertville, Clinton as Irene assaults Hunterdon
• Hurricane Irene aftermath: N.J. prepares for major flooding after storm dies down
• New Hope-Lambertville free bridge over Delaware River is closed after being struck by floating tree
• In Hunterdon, Hurricane Irene causes closed roads, power outages and evacuations
• Flooding from Hurricane Irene starts in Hunterdon and it will get worse
• What is it like where you are?
• While Mercer awaits the deluge, Trenton becomes a temporary refuge for some (with video)
• Safe for Hunterdon stress relief duo help victims through fetch and fur
• Hurricane Irene sweeps into Hunterdon; thousands are without power
• Hurricane Irene: County by county reports of evacuations, flooding, damage
• Wind, rain of Hurricane Irene starts hitting Hunterdon County
• Irene brings state of emergency to Hunterdon in New Jersey
• The 2011 Hunterdon County 4-H & Agricultural Fair comes to a premature close thanks to Irene
• The 2011 Hunterdon County 4-H Fair a 'fun way to end the summer' on Friday
• Inland N.J. stocks up for Hurricane Irene; Anti-flooding strategies weighed
• Delaware River could crest near beginning flood stage in Lambertville
• Hunterdon County 4-H Fair closing early, but visitors welcome during the day Saturday
• Hunterdon County residents stock up for Irene as storm heads for N.J.
• Hurricane Irene closings and cancellations in Hunterdon County
• 87 percent of Americans disapprove of Congress' performance, poll finds
• Hurricane Irene survival guide: How to prepare, what to do, other useful tips
• Hunterdon County officials warn residents: be prepared for Hurricane Irene
• Roads reopen in Readington and Flemington after improvements on Route 523 and Park Avenue
• Prizes for humans and horses at the opening ceremonies of the Hunterdon County 4-H Fair
• Ilene Beckerman of Bethlehem Township writes memoir of her Jewish grandmother
• Flemington Cut Glass redevelopment inching forward; board expected to vote soon on razing old buildings
• Hunterdon County 4-H Fair organizers keeping an eye on Irene as fair enters second day
• Editorial: Hampton officials pick the wrong fight
• Flemington man charged with sexual assault on a child
• House fire in East Amwell Township
• Flemington raid leads to drug charges for alleged gang members
• Kids and kids kick off fun at 2011 Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 23, 2011
• 9/11 Memorial Ride
• Back to School for Flemington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Virginia earthquake felt in Hunterdon County
• Rosemont Cafe seized for back sales taxes
• Bethlehem Township man dies in motorcycle crash in Holland Twp.
• Holland Twp. teen will be Hunterdon County 4-H Fair Ambassador
• Hunterdon County 4-H Fair: Scenes from setting up for Wednesday opening
• Franklin Twp. school board hires interim superintendent to succeed Harttraft
• Police: Lebanon man uses bad checks as down payments on two Honda cars
• Donna Gregory resigns from Clinton Township school board
• Excessive rain hurting tomatoes in Hunterdon gardens
• Hunterdon Central High School club members are building a future for Honduran children
• Stop sign on road near Delaware Valley High School proposed by Alexandria mayor
• Hunterdon Central teens are Students Helping Honduras
• Farm tractor, garden tractor and kid tractor pulls set at Hunterdon County 4-H Fair
• Franklin Twp. school board to hire interim superintendent
• Motorcycle "Globe of Death show" set at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Thunderstorm watch for much of New Jersey until tonight
• Flash Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon County by National Weather Service
• Newark siblings savor their escape to the great outdoors
• American Honey Princess will visit Hunterdon 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Residents of Lambert's Hill development in Lambertville make plea for repairs
• Photo: Firefighters respond to Lambertville residence
• Lane shifts planned on Route 29 in Delaware Twp. for paving work
• Severe thunderstorm moving through Hunterdon County
• Former Hunterdon county employee files disability discrimination suit
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning posted for part of Hunterdon County
• Severe thunderstorms, flash flooding possible in Hunterdon County
• Clinton Township school board questioned about state aid
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 17, 2011
• Clinton Township septuagenarian avoids phone scam
• Hunterdon Prosecutor's detectives get 2.5% raises each year of 3-year contract
• Hunterdon County 4-H Fair: Club members to display talents and skills
• Flash Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon, other counties due to predicted rain
• Clinton Township to borrow $4.76 million for road repairs over next half decade
• Diamond Nation sports complex wants Raritan Twp. to lease state property for parking, public park
• Marshall's employee charged with stealing $2,150 in gift card scheme, police say
• Accident on Route 78 in Clinton Township is slowing traffic
• Two lanes closed on Interstate 78 East in Bloomsbury for sinkhole repair - UPDATE
• Regionalization study looking outside the box for South Hunterdon schools
• Weather forecast: more rain headed to Hunterdon County
• Clinton Twp. woman seeks 'world's strongest' title
• Neighbors object to Devils Lacrosse Club fields on Raritan Twp. public land
• Farming with horse power
• Hampton mayor says school will not pay 'debt service' until budget crisis is resolved
• Hunterdon Freeholders endorse Plushanski's proposed construction material recycling business in Union Twp., now application goes to DEP
• Traffic delays continue on Route 78 in Clinton Twp. after tractor-trailer overturns
• Overturned tractor-trailer on Route 78 near Exit 18 in Clinton Twp. causing traffic delays
• Hunterdon police getting $102,000 in ballistic shields, armor plate and other equpment funded by Homeland Security
• Flemington police say man crashed car, reported it stolen
• Citizens for Parkland leaves lasting legacy in Flemington, Raritan Township
• 'Boil water' advisory lifted after Clinton water main repaired
• Troopers say victim's history of heart problems may have been a factor in Kingwood fatal crash
• Franklin Township puts police force on November ballot
• Al Tasnady, other Flemington Speedway greats will be honored at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Sick fox is captured in Flemington’s north end
• Phillipsburg man dies in head-on collision in Kingwood
• Hunterdon Prosecutor's Office seeks $77,000 in armor plates, ballistic shields and helmets, other equipment
• As more wet weather nears, N.J. dries out after drenching weekend
• Route 78 wreck in Clinton Township is slowing traffic
• Appeals court upholds adoption of the Highlands Plan, which covers Hunterdon
• Flash Flood Warning posted for Hunterdon County by National Weather Service.
• Pilgrims pass through Frenchtown on their way to Doylestown Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa
• Dairy Princess will give away ice cream at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Flash flooding threatens parts of New Jersey, with more rain to come
• Morris County bicycle club raises thousands of dollars for EMS squads
• Treed bear at North Hunterdon High School in Clinton Township is drugged and relocated
• Cinema Plaza in Raritan Township, Hunterdon's last movie theater is demolished
• Flash Flood Warning issued for Hunterdon, neighboring counties by Weather Service
• N.J. flood warnings, advisories issued as heavy rain pounds region
• Clinton Township residents upset over leaf pickup cancellation
• Clinton water main break cuts off service for about 240 customers in neighboring Clinton Township
• Tell us: Are you getting ready for school yet?
• Fire damages barn in Lebanon Township
• Biggest fruit and vegetable contest set at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Tell us: What are your favorite things to see at the Hunterdon County 4-H Fair?
• High Bridge native and jockey, Rosie Napravnik to be part of NBC broadcast from Saratoga
• Second phase of Oldwick sidewalk work will begin soon
• Pilgrims walk through Hunterdon during 4-day journey to shrine in Pa.
• Bear spotted in Bloomsbury
• Stair climb in Hunterdon County honors Sept. 11 terrorist attack victims
• Franklin farms showcased in upcoming Hunterdon County tour
• Two Middlesex men caught growing marijuana on Hunterdon land preserve, prosecutor says
• Highlands Act is seven years old; Hampton property owner among its critics
• 75th anniversary reunion set at former Camp Echo Hill in Clinton Twp.
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 10, 2011
• Hunterdon County has fewest municipal criminal cases in N.J.
• Driver escapes serious injury when car slams into tree along Rt. 31 in West Amwell Twp.
• Lock your car doors, Readington police urge after 2 men are arrested on stolen property charges
• Extra drunk-driving patrols set by police in Holland, Franklin and Readington townships
• David Rucki selected to lead Flemington Business Improvement District
• Cooler weather expected in Hunterdon County; farmers looking forward to rain
• Worker inhales smoke from Readington Twp. house fire
• Fire damages house in Readington Township
• Racer Billy Pauch of Kingwood, winner of his 100th feature at New Egypt, talks about his career
• Lebanon Twp. Planning Board won't have alternate members, Mayor George Piazza decides
• Hunterdon 4-H and Agricultural Fair will have bluegrass, country music, dancers, other types of entertainment
• Flemington firm aids Amityville murder documentary
• Frenchtown student finds hammock chairs are tie between cultures
• Arc home in Raritan Twp. almost ready for residents
• 88 acres preserved in Delaware Township
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 5, 2011
• Poll finds 'quality of life' responses vary widely in N.J. depending on where you live
• Liquidation auction set at H.K. Buzby, the building supply firm in Clinton Twp.
• Fresh Air Fund allows Newark kids living with relative to attend camp in Hunterdon
• Condo owners stir up tree talks in Lambertville
• Back-to-school can start as early as age 1
• $2,200 bank fraud attempted in Clinton; police find suspects' rented car in Pittstown
• Fire reported at house on Bridge Street in Milford
• Update: 200 gallons of diesel leaked from tractor trailer fuel tank on Route 78 in Lebanon Borough
• Stockton man jailed for fondling woman her first day working for him
• Bridges on Readington, Delaware township roads re-open after repairs; other Hunterdon roads and bridges still closed for work
• Local businesses support Hunterdon County United Way School Supply ‘wish list’
• NJ Green Acres doubles support of Hunterdon Land Trust
• Clinton police seek two after attempted $2,200 bank fraud; suspects' car last seen in Franklin Twp.
• New recycling program in Hunterdon County
• Attempted bank fraud leads to police chase starting in Clinton Twp.; suspects' car last seen in Franklin Twp.
• Flemington-Raritan school superintendent could get $3,000 salary bump, longer contract
• Hampton Public School tax rises almost 19% for 2011
• Pohatcong artist, Madison Friedland, 13, selling paintings in Frenchtown's Alchemy boutique
• Teen is injured riding bicycle rigged with skis down a hill in Holland Twp.
• Glen Gardner experiencing shortage of water supply, according to officials
• Small leak reported from possible tanker truck rupture on Route 78 in Lebanon Borough
• State allots open space funds to Mercer, Middlesex and Hunterdon counties
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 2, 2011
• Arc program nurtures untapped art talents
• N.J. environmental groups hold rally on 7th anniversary of Highlands Act's passage
• A horse might be the best therapist; Program in Alexandria offers many options
• Cell tower application denied in Lebanon Township: AT&T can apply again
• Coincidence: 2 Readington scholars get Fulbright fellowships to teach in Turkey
• Driver charged with DUI after striking tree, Ramada Inn sign in Raritan Twp., police say
• Hunterdon Freeholders delay action on possibly selling Flemington Choir School building, Main St. parking lot
• Value of old Flemington Cut Glass buildings is argued: Historic Commission vs. developer's experts
• DelVal High School vice-principal to leave for Voorhees High School
• Freeholders concerned about former Hunterdon sheriff, 2 undersheriffs collecting unemployment
• Federal program may cut flood insurance costs in Lambertville
• Readington passes underage drinking ordinance
• Hunterdon towns could save on police, animal control and tax assessment by working together, Freeholder Walton says
• Readington gives 2% raises for most employees
• Highlands landowners say compensation offered for drops in property value isn't enough
• Solar energy may power Independence Manor assisted living home in Raritan Twp.
• Smoke from Pennsylvania factory fire drifts over Holland Twp.
• After cocaine overdose, Clinton Township couple charged with endangering welfare of children
• Tell us what you think of the debt ceiling deal
• Lebanon Township considers spending $450,000 on roads, truck and the garage
• Graffiti discovered on columns of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Clinton Township
• Franklin Twp. School construction continues as opening day grows nearer
• Milford Township Council censures member for profanity-laced attacks
• Car fire closes Wescott Drive near Hunterdon Medical Center in Raritan Twp.
• Boys will simulate Lindbergh's historic flight at Flemington's Mediatech center
• Hunterdon Freeholder Rob Walton giving presentation on shared services
• Medevac helicopter called after auto accident on Rt. 513 in Lebanon Twp.
• National Night Out events planned in Essex, Morris, Middlesex, Somerset, Hunterdon and Union counties
• Strong thunderstorms likely in Hunterdon later today
• 2011 Balloon Festival: Readers share their photos
• Vacationing in Hunterdon offers tubing, shopping, museums and more
• Consultant named to study merging four South Hunterdon County school districts
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 29, 2011
• Campers learn about flight at Alexandria airport
• Meat Loaf rocks 2011 N.J. Festival of Ballooning in Readington
• Human cannonball starts 5K race at N.J. Festival of Ballooning in Hunterdon
• For farmers and environmentalists, sunflowers are the glue that keep traditional foes together
• 2011 New Jersey Festival of Ballooning in final day in Readington; Meat Loaf, Red Bull Air Force, human cannonball to perform
• Sights and scenes from the 2011 N.J. Festival of Ballooning in Readington
• 2011 Balloon Festival: A Bedminster landing caught by a reader
• Picture perfect weather for 2011 N.J. balloon festival in Readington
• The 2011 New Jersey balloon festival is underway
• Merck plans to eliminate up to 13,000 jobs in four years to save money
• Hunterdon County will auction former Children's Choir School building, Hawke house parking lot in Flemington
• 2011 Balloon Festival: Are you attending? Send us your photos!
• 2011 Balloon Festival: Tell us your favorite things to see and do at the balloon festival in Readington this weekend!
• Hunterdon's Music Under the Stars continues with 'Slick' rock band
• Franklin Twp. school board sets special meeting after power problem cuts this week's session short
• Pottersville's Antiques Show and Sale begins its 58th three-day-event featuring great finds and food Entry
• Exit 13 of Route 78 will be closed next week for pavement repairs
• Milford employees get raises
• High Bridge cancels community garden, kitchen garden at Solitude House
• Phillipsburg man charged with exposing himself to child in Holland Twp., prosecutor says
• Hunterdon Farmer-Businessman's Picnic-goers enjoy clement weather
• Hot weather will return to Hunterdon after a 103-degree reading
• West Amwell Township Committee sets special meeting for 5 p.m., two hours before regular agenda starts
• More sidewalks in Ringoes? Public invited to question, comment at East Amwell meeting
• White Bridge Road in Franklin getting a new bridge, and it won't be green
• Your comments: "Let them use their own cars as part of the job description."
• Raritan Twp. municipal building to become 'mini museum'
• Potter, restaurateur like old Stangl factory in Flemington
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 26, 2011
• Things to do on Wednesday, July 27
• Mission trips take Hunterdon Christians to New England, S. Dakota, North Carolina, Africa
• Milford officials plan to revisit heated discussion
• Updated: Hunterdon residents express strong opposition to Transco pipeline project
• Some Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns try to avoid public fight over detective cars
• Raritan Twp. police arrest naked teen
• Closure of Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital has patients' families worried
• After thunderstorms, power problem forces Franklin Twp. School board to adjourn meeting
• Rehab slated for pedestrian bridge connecting Delaware and Solebury Townships
• Heavy rain, downed electric wires on Hunterdon roads
• Property tax bills coming out late in every Hunterdon town
• Off-duty Buckingham police chief picks up hitchhiker charged in Lambertville car theft
• Helping farmers, saving farmland is mission of Hunterdon Land Trust Alliance's farmers market at Dvoor circle
• South Hunterdon High board hires law firm to study merging four school districts
• Accord expected by fall for Union Hotel in Flemington; Ghost hunters hoping for access
• Cregar Road repairs aimed at fixing flooding delayed until next year
• Lambertville requires bonds for building on steep slopes
• Lyme Disease cases surge in Burlington and Hunterdon Counties
• Kingwood firefighters extinguish blazing shed
• Newark Fresh Air Fund provides 8-year-old girl with summer fun at Life Camp
• As Apshawa Preserve in Passaic County struggles to thrive, some N.J. students work to save forest
• Somerset County freeholders expected to help fund student center at Raritan Valley Community College
• Hunterdon recycling rate improves; Raritan Twp. gets biggest state grant
• Off-duty Elizabeth fireman pulls man from burning van in Clinton Twp., police report
• Power out in parts of Hunterdon; 2 Flemington merchants put pool outside shops
• Route 31 south-bound closed in Clinton Twp. after auto accident
• Be careful if power goes out during heat wave, Raritan Twp. Emergency Management urges
• Clinton Water Co. urges customers to conserve water; Heat Warning in effect
• With this heat, they're screaming for ice cream in Flemington
• Accident on Route 202 in Readington causing traffic delays
• Few N.J. school districts to use increased state aid toward property tax relief
• Two more hot and humid days, with polluted air, predicted for Hunterdon
• Hunterdon Central hires former Raritan Township resident as new director of guidance and special services
• Man who once eluded police by jumping into Delaware River in the frigid winter now runs away on a very hot day, officers say
• Hunterdon Central awards contracts to renovate HCTV studio and Little Theater
• Speed limit on Allen's Corner Road in Raritan Twp. will go down
• Piscataway man is arrested following chase from Newark along Interstate 78
• Community garden coming to Raritan Twp. municipal building
• 20 of 580 school districts will use restored state aid to lower property taxes
• Raritan Twp. mayors honored with new plaque at municipal building
• Lambertville adopts underage drinking ban, Readington introduces one and Franklin will decide later
• Hunterdon residents express strong opposition to Transco pipeline project
• Olympic gold medalists help Flemington BMW promote test drive event that helps athletes
• Excessive Heat Warning issued for Hunterdon County; it may feel like 110
• Hunterdon County won't offer flu shot clinics this fall
• Is Hunterdon Central parking tag a red flag for Raritan Twp. police?
• Hunterdon LINK riders say, 'I'd be lost without it.'
• Screenwriting cop tries his hand at filmmaking in Clinton Township
• Hunterdon County roads, bridges, engineering director John Glynn to receive award from HART
• Two injured after pickup runs red light, Raritan Twp. police say
• In Hunterdon, get in the pool to be cool
• Fellow riders recall man killed in charity bicycle ride when he hits car in Clinton Twp.
• Alexandria Twp. man charged with stealing honey, cash from Raritan Twp. honey stand, police say
• Readington woman badly burned in cellar fire
• Cell tower hearing postponed in Lebanon Township
• Anchor House cyclist suffered fatal head injury upon impact in Hunterdon crash
• Former Bethlehem Twp. resident Rebecca Jean “Becky” Bryan, 34, killed in Pennsylvania auto accident
• Autopsy results posted in bicyclist's death in Clinton Twp. after collision with car; prosecutor calls it "a tragic accident"
• Public meetings set about new natural gas pipeline through Hunterdon, other counties
• Someone is stealing from cars parked at Holland Twp. pool, police say
• Union Township mom says family's tall ship transforms girls into confident women
• Temporary school leaders hired, teacher’s contract approved in Tewksbury
• You can become an egg farmer with chicks Hunterdon 4-H club is selling
• PolitiFact New Jersey: State Sen. Michael Doherty questions level of prenatal care at Planned Parenthood centers
• Princeton man killed while participating in 33rd-annual Anchor House Ride for Runaways
• Princeton man riding a bicycle dies after hitting vehicle in Clinton Township
• Hunterdon Prosecutor Kearns attends Franklin meeting to push for local ban on underage drinking
• Caffe Galleria receives Lambertville Planning Board approval to move to former church manse
• Expect a heat wave in Hunterdon late next week
• Franklin Twp. hires Diane Laudenbach as chief finance officer, succeeding Ronald Mathews
• Two hurt when car overturns on Route 22 at Corporate Drive in Lebanon
• Alexandria Twp. may cancel support of Holland Alexandria Library because of funding dispute
• Unresolved issues put Tewksbury garage lease ordinance on hold
• Meat Loaf to headline musical acts at balloon festival in Readington
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 14, 2011
• Clinton's Black Potatoe Music Fest to run three more days
• ‘Statutory layers’ may decide tax collector’s job future
• Clinton Township police say Colombian overstayed his visa
• Explorer post is Flemington Police Department's 'farm team'
• Union Twp. may cancel its prohibitions of riots, loitering and offensive language
• County detectives seek crooks who burglarized 37 cars in High Bridge
• Clinton water main project forces closing part of Leigh Street
• Music festival featuring local artists once again graces streets of Clinton
• Governor wants to add $4.9M to Hunterdon school aid
• Raritan Township woman arrested after Hunterdon police chase
• Franklin Twp. Committee will discuss ordinance banning minors from having alcohol
• Lambertville free bridge and pedestrian bridge at Raven Rock will get substructure repairs
• N.J. public school districts to receive at least 2 percent funding increase
• Jeep hits Flemington policeman, suspect arrested in Ringoes
• Raritan Township mom says old International Harvester truck saved her family
• Hunterdon LINK buses, under new operator, running more smoothly
• Brooklyn-to-Hunterdon commuter retiring after 35 years at Koury's McDonald's eateries
• Hunterdon Freeholders, prosecutor differ on how many detectives need county cars 24/7
• Clinton policeman charged with official misconduct, theft and forgery
• Forecasters predict dangerous mix of heat, humidity for most of N.J.
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 11, 2011
• Hunterdon will have a hot and humid Tuesday; Code Orange alert issued for expected bad air
• EPA invites comment on Alexandria Superfund plan in Milford on Tuesday, July 12
• Flemington's Salsa Night to skip 2011; Hunterdon Hispanos rallying support for 2012
• Four old buildings in Hunterdon given $240,000 toward preservation
• Frenchtown artesian well cools, heats and refreshes
• Painter's heat gun starts fire in 19th-century Clinton house, police say
• Frenchtown sewer fee hike will fund new treatment plant
• Del Val track coach Giantisco wins Sprintin Clinton 5K
• Texas man completes 1,500-mile horseback charity ride Sunday by crossing George Washington Bridge
• Rubber ducks compete in Clinton's 2011 edition of classic race
• Texas man traveling across U.S. on horseback to cross George Washington Bridge from Fort Lee
• Cool classic cars at Flemington Elks
• Tornado warning issued for 3 New Jersey counties
• Lambertville Council to hold special meeting Monday, July 11; tax collector job on agenda
• Flash Flood Warning issued for Hunterdon, Warren, Morris, Somerset and Sussex counties
• Severe Thunderstorm Warning issued for Hunterdon, parts of Warren and Mercer counties
• Stench in Raritan Twp. may worsen as Johanna Foods targets problem
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for Hunterdon, other counties
• Free rides for all on Hunterdon LINK buses and vans
• Flash Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon County
• N.J. weather: severe thunderstorms could hit state
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of Hunterdon
• Holland Twp. joins 19 other Hunterdon municipalities with a 'Green Team'
• Firefighters save burning house on Center Street in Clinton
• Watch out for strong thunderstorms, heavy rain in Hunterdon
• It's been a year since Lebanon Twp. Fire Department, instead of first aid squad, began handling medical calls
• House fire reported on Center Street in Clinton
• Group urges dog park be built in Frenchtown
• Some drivers quit, making a tough start for First Transit, new operator of Hunterdon LINK bus and van service
• Household Hazardous Waste Cleanup Day in Hunterdon this Saturday
• Frenchtown Council approves redeveloper’s agreement for 2-acre River Mills townhouse development
• Hagedorn state hospital in Lebanon Twp. is closing; trustee board will stay active until the end
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 06, 2011
• Black Potatoe Festival in Clinton seeks room to grow
• Raritan Twp. man will lose license 10 years, serve jail term after appeals court upholds DWI conviction
• Horse show will raise funds for Hunterdon Regional Cancer Center
• Public hearing tonight on proposed 2-acre River Mills at Frenchtown townhouse development
• Holland Twp. hires new full-time director of Riegel Ridge Community Center with $45K salary
• Frenchtown man flown to hospital after car crash into tree in Holland Twp.
• Raritan Twp. police warn drivers to lock cars at night after series of thefts
• Rain showers possible in Hunterdon today and next two days
• Frenchtown man charged with stealing cell phone, wallet at Raritan Twp. bar, police say
• Christmas in July: Farmer-Businessmen’s Picnic of Hunterdon Board of Agriculture will be at Christmas tree farm
• Ominous cartoon drawn by his daughter amuses Rob McGeary, Franklin Township Committeeman
• Car accident takes place on Route 12 in Kingwood Twp.
• Lightning sets shed on fire at Alexandria Twp. house
• Firefighters respond to report of natural gas inside Hunterdon Haz-Mat building; it's really sewer gas
• Ducklings rescued by firefighters from storm drain in Franklin Twp.
• Califon Firemen's Carnival will continue through Saturday (with photo gallery)
• Two competitors hit hay bales at the Great Crate Race in Delaware Township
• Lebanon's Fourth of July Parade has 'Symbols of Freedom' theme (with photo gallery)
• Indiana woman killed, at least 4 injured after crash on I-78 in Lebanon
• Gov. Christie to close Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital in Hunterdon County
• H.K. Buzby & Sons hardware store in Lebanon closes for good after 90 years in business
• Kingwood’s solar ordinance being challenged in court
• Flemington club has been promoting tennis since 1927; want to join?
• East Orange burglary fugitive nabbed in Clinton Twp.
• Trust fund opened for family of camper from Bound Brook killed when tree falls on him at Bulls Island
• Tewksbury narrows choices for interim school leaders
• Frenchtown Community Garden flourishes where flood-plagued house once stood
• July 4th events in Somerset & Hunterdon counties 2011
• Frenchtown's Harrison Street will close for 3-month-long construction project
• Hunterdon County municipalities consider underage drinking ordinance recommended by prosecutor
• Burglary Task Force of Hunterdon, Warren and Morris counties leads to suspect's arrest
• Prosecutor: Bridgewater man arrested after snorting cocaine on hood of cop car
• SUV crashes into Clinton Twp. convenience store on Route 31, smashing front windows
• Clinton Township man finds marijuana in gas cap of pickup truck
• It's prime time for deer ticks, mosquitoes and black flies ('gnats') in Hunterdon
• Hillsborough driver issued immigration warrant after showing fake ID to Clinton Twp. Police
• Police report hit-and-run car crash in Clinton Township
• Frenchtown’s Railroad Avenue Improvement Project construction work to begin soon
• French teens need hosts; 2 Raritan Township familes eager to host again
• Wife of Bound Brook man killed in fallen tree accident remains hospitalized
• Expect a hot July 4 weekend in Hunterdon; N.J. farm crops are doing well
• Thousands attend Immaculate Conception Parish Festival in Clinton Township; Photo gallery
• Christina Taylor Green, Giffords shooting victim, remembered at Stockton School graduation
• Fourth of July events in and around Hunterdon County
• Water main project on Leigh Street in Clinton will mean detours
• Bound Brook man who died after tree fell on tent in Hunterdon County loved camping, friends say
• Holland Twp. man remembers the 1983 day when a murder victim was found at his new home
• Officials identify man killed after tree fell on tent in Bull's Island campground in Hunterdon County
• Somerset County man dies after tree falls on tent in Hunterdon County park
• Clinton Township school board won't renew Superintendent Kevin Carroll's contract
• Franklin police: Security video unmasked insurance fraud
• Falling tree kills camper at Bull's Island
• Raritan Township gives preliminary OK to Holiday Inn Express
• Tree falls on tent, injuring people at Bull's Island in Delaware Township
• Clinton Township police arrest passerby after DWI stop
• Police chase car from Clinton Twp. to Lebanon, charge passenger who yelled obscenities at officers
• New Hope Film Festival tickets are available online
• Tolls are rising to cross the Delaware River
• Most employees of Franklin Twp. don't get raises
• In contract dispute, Tewksbury Twp. teachers file 'unfair practice' claim against school board
• Clinton Twp. school board president says board will vote on superintendent's letter requesting his contract not be renewed
• Clinton Twp. School Superintendent Kevin Carroll asks board not to renew his contract
• N.J. Senate committee passes bill to restore income tax credits for increased number of working poor
• Pooches on parade in annual High Bridge dog show
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 24th, 2011
• Route 78 accident in Clinton Township Sunday night slows traffic
• 258 celebrate graduation from Delaware Valley High School
• Frenchtown, Readington volunteers give away garden vegetables they grow on land donated by Schaefer Farms
• Clinton Twp. teenage boy tries to choke mother in car with seat belt
• Clinton Twp. man will be interim principal of Delaware Valley High
• Clinton Twp Council, residents hear plans for new natural gas pipeline through Hunterdon
• Lenapi chief will speak at plaque dedication at Hampton park to honor Lenapi village
• Two men arrested, third sought in 1983 murder of man found in Holland Twp.
• Raritan Township youth dancing in Broadway show
• Footbridge reopening to Holcombe Island in Lambertville
• Alexandria Twp. Middle School kids perform skits based on Chinese culture
• Hunterdon County, Union Township both say they don't own bridge near Spruce Run Reservoir
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for Hunterdon, neighboring counties
• More than 2,000 vintage photos of N.J.’s rich farming culture now available online
• Hunterdon County Democrat will be on the scene of Del Val's graduation
• Clinton Township birthday girl's guests bring presents...for food pantry
• Hunterdon Sports and Physical Therapy clinic opens in Raritan Twp.
• Peace Corps 50th anniversary sign to be unveiled along Route 78 in Bloomsbury
• Great Crate Race, parade, more in Delaware Township
• Glen Gardner man arrested after trying to strangle woman at Union Twp. trailer park, police say
• Delaware Valley High School to hire interim principal at board meeting
• Exoticars USA opening new location in Alexandria Twp. for Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Maseratis, Aston Martins and other European sports cars
• Rain showers likely in Hunterdon County
• Performance Garage Club holding grand opening in Frenchtown
• Tornado warning issued for Morris, Hunterdon, Sussex and Warren counties in N.J.
• New staff, new editor named at Hunterdon County Democrat
• Advanced Solar Products of Flemington involved in $60 million McGraw-Hill project
• Clinton Twp. School Board to decide on superintendent contract renewal
• Section of Route 523 in Readington Twp. will be closed for bridge project
• Union Twp. laws against loitering, disorderly gatherings are contrary to state law, Libertarian Party chair says
• No municipal tax in Holland Twp. this year, but officials expect a tax soon
• Holland Twp. officials say underage drinking ban from Hunterdon County prosecutor 'oversteps' bounds
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 15th, 2011
• South Hunterdon High School celebrates graduates; Photo gallery
• Ron Peterson will be next principal of Voorhees High School
• Hunterdon Central rescinds winning volleyball coach's contract
• Union Twp. requires background checks for employees, recreation coaches
• Principal in Japan thanks Flemington-Raritan students for letters after tsunami, sends photos of damage
• Hunterdon Central High School graduates 780 amid cheers, tears
• Steffner will become Hunterdon Central acting superintendent, O'Brien tapped as acting principal
• Report: Man shot in the head in Delaware Township
• Hunterdon prosecutor: Delaware Twp. man's gunshot wound to head apparently self-inflicted
• Raritan Twp. Planning Board to consider Holiday Inn Express proposal
• Planning board may give permission for Holiday Inn Express on Route 202 in Raritan Twp.
• Suspected cocaine and prescription pill found in lobby of Marriott Hotel in Lebanon, police say
• 12-year-old Ethel Hoppock Middle School student brings marijuana on school bus in Bethlehem Twp.
• Hunterdon Central grads prepare for commencement
• Clinton Twp. Education Association teachers' union gives superintendent "no confidence" vote
• Naked Lambertville man charged with disorderly conduct
• Student moviemakers at Hunterdon County Film Festival get red carpet treatment
• Lot owners sue Hunterdon County, Tewksbury over bridge dispute
• Hunterdon County Freeholders to vote on funding various road projects
• Lambertville man disrobed, screamed at bystanders, police say
• Beach theme at High Bridge Pooch Parade
• Clinton Twp. School Board to hold special meeting on superintendent's contract renewal
• Holland Twp. School class raises $2,500 to help provide clean water for school in Uganda
• Full power expected to be restored at Hunterdon Central High School this evening
• Cut-A-Thon benefits Annandale woman, 25, who has thyroid cancer
• Power outage today at Hunterdon Central doesn't stop final exams
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 17, 2011
• Democrat will be on the scene of South Hunterdon, Hunterdon Central and Del Val high school graduations
• Coed softball league takes root in Lambertville, New Hope
• Lambertville City Market's executive chef, son plan motorcycle ride across U.S. for charity
• A priceless Father's Day adventure: flying over Hunterdon County in the Horizon blimp
• Tree falls on man attempting to pull it down with ATV in Holland Township
• Milford celebrates 100th anniversary with fireworks, parade, music
• Parent's letter to Clinton Twp. School Board insists superintendent's contract not be renewed
• Chris Christie salary cap on school superintendents forces some to seek work elsewhere, retire early
• Rt. 22 traffic to shift onto temporary bridge in Readington Township tonight
• Plans for recycling facility in Union Township inching forward
• Clinton Twp. residents invited to school board special meeting to discuss superintendent's contract renewal
• Bicyclist badly hurt after ignoring Route 579 road closure signs and hitting cable
• More tools go missing in Lebanon Township, Public Works Department is a victim
• Auction and sale at Holcomb-Jimison Farmstead Museum in Delaware Township on Saturday
• Lambertville man is sentenced to five years for driving drunk in crash that killed passenger, injured 3 others
• Delaware Township looks for new police station architect as costs continue to rise
• Franklin Township school board member defends having key to school
• Union Twp. prohibits riots, public profanity, annoyances and other 'disorderly conduct'
• Bicyclist hits cable closing Route 579 in Raritan Township, damaging face
• Hunterdon Central High School students receive choral honors
• Was the old Swack Church in Lebanon Township really a member of the Lutheran Church?
• Lebanon Township's alternative energy ordinance getting tweaked yet some more
• Tewksbury planners to visit site of proposed helistop on June 29
• Trenton man is charged with punching EMS worker in Lambertville during squad call
• Princeton professor Bart Hoebel, 76: Hands and mind were never idle
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 14, 2011
• Three-car accident reported on Route 31 in Raritan Township
• Richard Miller chosen interim mayor of Clinton due to Christine Schaumburg resigning
• Woman rescued after Route 31 car crash in Hampton that flipped over her vehicle
• Kitty, the horse rescued from cruelty and starvation, dies of old age on Kingwood Twp. farm
• Clinton Twp. Council considers issuing $5 million in bonds for road repairs over next few years
• Hunterdon Central's Brady named School Superintendent of Year
• Tewksbury undecided on underage drinking ban suggested by Prosecutor
• Old photos of New Jersey agriculture now available in online State Archives
• Franklin Township officials plan to leave North Hunterdon court
• Frenchtown Council plans raises for most borough employees
• Delaware Township man seeks more rules on target shooting
• Vehicle overturns on Route 31 in Hampton
• State DOT seeks local OK of latest plan for Route 202-31 circle in Flemington
• Report predicts many aging Baby Boomers will have poor access to transit in N.J. in 2015
• Trailblazing female Murray Hill lawyer, 70, receives N.J. Bar Foundation's top honor
• Two upcoming events will benefit Readington girl with brain tumor
• Clinton Twp. Council weighs measures to slow down speeding drivers on Red School House Road
• Tempers flare at Franklin Twp. school board meeting
• Lebanon Township man bred, sold Belmont Stakes winning horse
• Hike, learn about camping at free family program at Bull's Island park
• Road rage: driver punches other driver on Route 78 in Readington Twp., police say
• Driver passes out at wheel in Frenchtown after donating blood, crashes into two houses
• Bear sighted near Main Street circle in Flemington
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 13, 2011
• Learn about nursing, health careers at summer program
• Governor Chris Christie nominates trio from Hunterdon County for state boards, commissions
• 19th century baseball game, bands, parades, war reenactments at Milford Centennial
• Flemington man with apparent medical emergency drives car into back of building on Main Street next to Union Hotel
• Car crashes into house in Frenchtown
• Bed, breakfast and bees — inn keepers respectfully move uninvited guests out
• Franklin Township Mayor and residents spar over allegations about Public Safety Director
• Detective's attorney says former Hunterdon Prosecutor Barnes waived privilege, must answer questions
• Jail for contractor in Clinton dam fraud
• Alexandria Twp. officials oppose underage drinking ban from Hunterdon County prosecutor
• Sen. Doherty calls town meeting in Clinton Township on his school funding plan
• Copper Hill Country Club in Raritan Twp. will host golf tourney to benefit Readington Twp. girl
• Buy cupcakes to help college students from Hunterdon raise money for Kenyan village
• Bank sues Frenchtown in dispute over tax lien certificate, interest
• Team Kevin Gilbert participed in the NJ Sharing Network's inaugural 5KRun and Walk
• Bail set at $240K for man accused of stealing Clinton Township police cruiser after traffic stop
• Kids race homemade cars at Soap Box Derby in High Bridge
• North Hunterdon Class of 2011 graduates
• At 2011 Voorhees High School graduation, school principal also looks to the future
• Hunterdon Central High School students ready for Senior Ball 2011
• Tractor-trailer catches fire just of Route 78 Exit 15 in Clinton
• Disbarred attorney charged with practicing law in Hunterdon County illegally
• Hunterdon Teacher of the Year shows kids what makes the universe click
• Part of Main Street in Flemington will be closed for railroad crossing work
• Frenchtown Council proposes increase in public employee salaries
• Fisherman’s Mark social service agency in Lambertville sues its landlord, a church
• Thousands expected for five-day Immaculate Conception Parish Festival in Clinton Twp.
• Security guard charged in Lebanon Township with impersonating a police officer
• Funeral services set for Raritan Twp. resident Donald 'Jake' Manning, longtime baseball coach
• Johanna Foods donates smart car to Raritan Township
• Flemington to hold hearing on borough budget on Monday
• Hunterdon County Librarians honor students as Enthusiastic Readers
• Explore Lockatong Preserve in Delaware Township; celebrate 15th anniversary of Hunterdon Land Trust
• Photographer Ted Settle to speak at Delaware River Mill Society history lunch program
• NRA, political group co-sponsor scholarship contest for high school girls
• Lebanon gas leak forces Main Street closing
• As graduation nears, Voorhees High seniors are congratulated by nearby insurance agency
• Neighbors hire attorney to dispute Arc home for disabled in their Raritan Twp. development
• Quick work by power company saves Flemington Floral's 20,000 flowers
• JCP&L reports electric power outages in several Hunterdon municipalities
• Two Flemington chiropractors to treat military vets from Iraq, Afghanistan for free
• Man falls off roof in Holland Township, medevacked to St. Luke's
• Former minor league catcher and decades-long coach and East Amwell teacher Jake Manning dies
• Flemington florist and 20,000 flowers await restoration of electricity
• Franklin Township officials to discuss underage drinking ban
• 'Contractor' distracts Delaware Township couple while burglar steals cash
• Alexandria Twp. approves tax decrease under $3,087,090 budget
• Police fire on fugitive who eludes traffic stop, steals police car, starting 20-mile chase on I-78, I-287
• N.J. to release shrimp-like crustaceans to combat mosquito problem
• Raritan Township Police Department News - June 7, 2011
• Lambertville school board approves teachers' contract with 2% raises, give-backs
• Hunterdon County prosecutor urges underage drinking bans on private property
• Top N.J. mental health official leaving next month
• Sid Benjamin recalls the early days of organized youth baseball in Flemington
• Police chase car from Route 78 in Clinton Twp. to Route 287 in Somerset County
• Lutheran synod interested in buying Old Swack Church in Lebanon Twp.
• Delaware Township man facing sexual assault charges is back in jail after his bail is revoked
• More Hunterdon schools announce early dismissals due to excessive heat
• Democrat will be on the scene of North Hunterdon, Voorhees graduations
• Math teacher retires from Delaware Valley High School after 17 years
• Johanna Foods donates 'smart car' to Raritan Twp.
• Let the games begin! North Hunterdon High School Latin classes holds annual chariot race
• Brush fires break out along railroad tracks in Flemington
• Flemington-Raritan students dismissed early because of heat
• Lebanon man writes, directs film about heroin addiction; will screen at film festival at Rutgers
• N.J. facing several days of temperatures in 90s
• Incumbent Phillip Lubitz defeats Carmine DeSapio for Republican nomination in Kingwood Twp.
• Contractor wants to revoke low bid for Frenctown Railroad Avenue improvement project
• Hunterdon County primary election results 2011
• Cimei outlasts Vos in heated Clinton Twp. Republican primary for mayor
• Route 78 accident victim and Hunterdon painter Scott Sabo was newly wed, funny and caring; support family at fundraisers
• Hunterdon Central softball team defeats Morris Hills in Group 4 semifinal
• Hunterdon Prosecutor’s Office will use Twitter, Nixle to keep in touch
• New rules governing Reading Twp. sidewalk repairs include stiff fines, penalties
• JCP&L tests lines after two power outages in southern Hunterdon
• DWI, reckless driving charges against driver in fatal crash on Route 78 in Readington Twp., police say
• Woman shot with dart while driving on Route 78 in Bethlehem Twp.
• Freeholders consider dissolving Hunterdon County Utilities Authority
• Annual Lambertville's Visible Gardens contest accepting nominations through end of June
• Franklin Township Police investigating string of burglaries
• Committee may vote for changes to Arc home for disabled in Raritan Twp. after neighbors complain
• Democrat to photograph Hunterdon Central's Senior Ball
• 1961 Jaguar takes top honors in British Car Show at Red Mill in Clinton
• Hunterdon's LINK bus service gets revised routes, new operator
• Boy Scouts place flags at veterans' graves in Readington cemetery
• Producer of 'Storm Chasers' surprises show's 18-year-old fan with visit at Hunterdon Medical Center
• Lebanon Township to discuss alternative energy ordinance on Tuesday
• Letter by Clinton Township Councilman Vos was plagiarism
• Work progresses on Bloomsbury's old green mill
• Conviction upheld for man who claimed to have unknowingly fondled child while sleep walking
• Some N.J. disabled students benefit from staying in school until they turn 21
• Two fundraisers planned for family of Route 78 accident victim Scott Sabo
• The fifth annual 5K Run of the Mill in Stockton drew hundreds of runners and walkers of all ages today
• Parents hope to show their kids a world beyond the inner city through Fresh Air Fund
• N.J. primary elections offer a few power struggles, some big names
• Frenchtown Elementary School gets $1,000 grant for ‘Mayors Book Club’ reading achievement
• Threats phoned to Hunterdon Developmental Center lead to arrest of Easton, Pa. man
• Christine Schaumburg resigns post as Clinton Town mayor
• Visit by huge airship to Readington Twp. airport is canceled
• Hunterdon Central Principal Chris Steffner could become interim superintendent when Brady leaves
• Hunterdon Central wins sectional softball title
• Informational meeting set on West Amwell solar project that would
• Pennsylvania man charged with having stolen loaded handgun, marijuana in car stopped in Clinton Twp.
• Emergency repairs force closing of Route 579 bridge on Ringoes-Croton Road
• Kingwood Twp. may restrict land use off Route 12; create 'village center'
• Drugs, alcohol suspected in Route 78 crash that killed 72-year-old man in Readington Twp.
• Readington Township man arrested on arson, weapons charges
• Woman motorcycle rider hits deer in Union Twp. ejecting her 50 feet off bike
• Longtime choral director at North Hunterdon, David Lockart, retiring
• Solar firm donates $30,000 ATV to Raritan Twp. Fire Company
• Polytech students host brunch, donate profits to Hunterdon Medical Center
• Robbinsville man contends he never saw Blue Tortilla restaurant owner before fatal crash
• Fatal accident causes massive backups on Route 78 in Hunterdon
• One is killed when vehicle is rear-ended along Interstate 78 in Readington
• Accident closes lanes on Interstate 78 east in Readington
• In primary election, some Hunterdon voters are in new state legislative districts
• Chili's restaurant in Flemington hosting benefit for family of Rt. 78 accident victim Scott Sabo, of Holland Twp.
• Union Township students feed, learn about bluebirds
• Hunterdon Central vs. Bridgewater Group IV boys lacrosse championship game is postponed
• Tewksbury starts search for next chief school administrator
• Hunterdon nonprofit K9 Soldiers seeks families to help train companion-service dogs for soldiers
• Mr. Hunterdon Central pageant is no mere beauty contest
• National Weather Service issues tornado watch for Hunterdon County area
• Deed signed for Horseshoe Bend property in Kingwood Twp.
• National Weather Service issues tornado watch for 12 N.J. counties
• Body of man spotted in Delaware River near Frenchtown found miles downstream in Hamilton
• Franklin Township school board exploring how it should choose new leader for district
• Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope to remain shuttered after foreclosure
• Car lands in Beaver Brook after Route 78 crash; driver flown to hospital
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 31, 2011
• Meeting set in Clinton on proposed Transco natural gas pipeline expansion in Hunterdon
• West Amwell Twp. Committee gives 2% raises to some; begins taking pay again
• Schools from Flemington-Raritan, Tewksbury districts win big in national competition
• High Bridge lets liquor be sold on Sunday mornings
• Wreck takes place on Route 78 in Clinton Twp. just as evening rush hour starts
• Hunterdon residents from Raritan Twp. south to Lambertville urged to conserve electricity
• Raritan Township woman sets record by catching 70-pound shark
• Goats found dead on Clinton Twp. property were possibly shot
• Retired Milford Police Chief Norman Sutton dies at 75
• Franklin Township Public Safety Director Mandoli says compromise will keep him on the job
• Infant Clinton Twp. girl unconscious after falling down stairs flown to hospital
• Driver injured in Clinton Twp. car crash that knocks down telephone pole
• Visitor charged with trespassing after refusing to leave Hunterdon Medical Center, Raritan Twp. police say
• Binge drinking, prescription drug abuse focus of free program June 8 for high school seniors, college students and parents
• Frenchtown man charged with drunk driving after car rolls into patrol car in High Bridge, police say
• Franklin Township school board to hold special meeting tonight
• Center for Guardianship Studies opens to help those who care for the elderly and disabled
• Union Township engineering firm ranks high on Top-500 list
• Two men found sleeping in mid-road in Bethlehem Twp., police say
• See native and rare trees at private Tewksbury garden June 4 and 5 to benefit The Garden Conservancy
• Concerns for N.J. water as Del. River eyed for 'fracking'
• Power failure knocks out traffic lights on Route 202-31 in Rartan, East Amwell townships
• At Franklin Township School, residents gather to honor those who gave their lives in the service of liberty
• Teal Ribbon 5K in Philadelphia draws walkers, runners from Hunterdon County
• Those who made the ultimate sacrifice
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 27, 2011
• Giants Player with 'Watch' Winner
• Code Orange air quality alert issued for Hunterdon, other counties
• Readington Junior Scouts plant in Pickell Park for Memorial Day observance
• State troopers save Frenchtown woman from Delaware River
• Raritan motorcyclist killed in collision near Route 202 in Bridgewater
• Greek food, dancing and icons at OPA! Big, Fat Greek Festival in Kingwood Twp.
• Former Flemington resident Kevin Rausch, 22, killed in Florida car crash
• Lambertville begins weekly fireworks shows
• No sweat: Lambertville community kitchen "race" is really for walkers, with wierd costumes encouraged
• Check back at the Democrat online for Memorial Day photos
• Investigation into missing owner of Jeep abandoned in Frenchtown may be linked to person spotted in Delaware River
• North Hunterdon High School students arrive, enjoy 2011 prom
• Golf-ball sized hail falls in Milford
• Friends group in Tewksbury seeks court stay of JCP&L substation approval
• Delaware Township's new, part-time tax collector holds multiple municipal jobs
• Franklin Township officials approve budget, but future of Public Safety Director Ken Mandoli uncertain
• Power is restored to Route 202-31 traffic signals
• Power outage knocks out traffic signals, snarls traffic on Route 202-31 from Flemington through Ringoes; power expected back after rush hour
• Smoking car leads to marijuana arrest in Tewksbury Twp.
• Democrat will be on the scene of North Hunterdon prom
• Edna Mahan inmate faces additional time for threatening prison nurse
• New West Amwell patrolman is also volunteer assistant fire chief in Mansfield Twp.
• Teacher helps bring Google Apps for Education to Frenchtown School
• Hunterdon County Polytech puts automotive techs 'in the driver's seat'
• Clinton opens its summer recreation program to all children
• Power fails along routes 31 and 202-31 in parts of Hunterdon
• Tickets on sale for Readington's Quick Chek N.J. Festival of Ballooning
• Hunterdon sets Memorial Day parades, ceremonies
• Heroin possession charged against driver, passenger of car stopped in Clinton Twp.
• Toolboxes stolen from two vans parked at Clinton Twp. engineering firm
• Funeral details set for Scott Allen Sabo of Holland Twp., Route 78 accident victim
• Heated race for Clinton Twp. mayor may be decided by Republican primary
• Helicopter lands on Route 78 in Clinton for critically injured woman
• New appointees in N.J. Highlands Council plan to balance property rights
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 23, 2011
• Milford man dies of injuries from Route 78 crash; police seek tips
• Army soldier from Bethlehem takes 25-mile hike through Hunterdon to raise awareness for wounded comrades
• West Amwell Planning Board will review solar arrays that will reduce bills for Municipal Building, two schools
• Murder-robbery suspect arrested by Flemington police
• 'Raw' milk movie, presentation planned in Delaware Twp.
• Franklin Twp. sets public hearing on amended town budget
• Rally to be held in Glen Gardner to support Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital in Lebanon Township
• Milford man in critical condition after Route 78 crash; State Police seek tips
• Holland Twp. gives raise to one Riegel Ridge instructor; all workers getting uniforms
• Umpire tracks missing cell phone to wrong spot, charged with assault in Lambertville
• Hagedorn hospital employees plan rally in Glen Gardner
• State Police continue helicopter search for possible person spotted in the Delaware River near Frenchtown
• Helicopter lands on Route 78 west in Clinton to pick up crash victim
• Driver allegedly uses seatbelt to tow car, now faces charges
• Lambertville police are prevented from performing field sobriety test due to man's prosthetic leg
• Franklin Township School superintendent resigns
• State Police to continue search for possible person spotted in the Delaware River near Frenchtown
• Hunterdon County driver in critical condition after hit by piece of brake
• State Police search of possible person in Delaware River near Stockton called off due to tornado warning
• Tornado, Severe Thunderstorm Warnings issued for parts of Hunterdon, Warren counties
• Weather service issues tornado alert for Warren, Hunterdon counties
• State Police marine units responding for rescue of possible person in Delaware River near Bulls Island, Stockton
• Prosthetic leg rules out sobriety tests but man still charged with drunken driving in Lambertville
• Kids Count names Hunterdon County the best place to grow up in N.J.
• Readington resident John Brodeur, who survived a 1960 shark attack, dies at 75
• Another delay in case of accused killer Rachel Atkinson
• Clinton will get a water tank holding 2.5 million gallons
• Bethlehem Twp. may spend up to $435,000 on road, drainage work
• Italian American Heritage Club of Hunterdon wins first place in Kingwood's Annual Bocce Tournament
• Old couches, mattresses, TV, other garbage illegally dumped in Clinton Township
• Prodigious chicken egg laid in Raritan Township is beyond jumbo
• Soil, rock will help fill part of Pattenburg Quarry in Bethlehem Twp.
• Milford-Upper Black Eddy bridge over the Delaware opens after renovations
• Officials cut South Hunterdon High School's tax levy $117,190
• End of the world, or just another Saturday? N.J. residents weigh in on predicted May 21 rapture
• Report: Hunterdon County tops nation for counties with highest median property taxes
• Construction to start on Clinton's new 2.5 million gallon water tank
• Eight Hunterdon Central High School students take honors at Model UN conference in New York City
• Clinton Twp. police charge Lebanon man with driving drunk with child in car
• Proposal for recycling facility off Rt. 78 in Union Township hits speedbump
• Bethlehem Twp. OKs spending up to $325,000 to replace at least part of road garage
• Due to tax on Gilbert generating station, Holland Twp. again expects no local property tax
• 'Music Under the Stars' will return to Deer Path Park in Readington Township
• Medevac helicopter called to Kingwood Twp. accident scene
• Team efforts rescue cat from tree in Franklin Township
• Franklin Township grower proposes massive greenhouse installation
• Flood warnings issued for Passaic River, flood alerts in 8 N.J. counties
• Stormy weather gets closer to Hunterdon
• Flash Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon, other counties
• In Flemington, a rally to repeal 'Cap & Trade'
• Hunterdon County officials vote to pay debt collector, and dissolve its Utilities Authority
• Peak Lyme disease season arrives in Hunterdon
• Environmentalists fear Christie nominees for N.J. Highlands Council will weaken water protection act
• Severe thunderstorm warning posted in addition to flash flood warning for Hunterdon
• Two men arrested by Raritan Twp. police after chase ends in East Amwell Twp.
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Hunterdon, Warren counties
• High Bridge Elementary School principal plans night on rooftop
• West Amwell Township Committee introduces budget that increases, restores salaries
• Declining enrollment, budget defeat lead to Delaware Twp. School kindergarten consolidation
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 17, 2011
• Giant 9-11 memorial flag on the move tomorrow through Frenchtown
• Lawsuit filed: Firm challenges Kingwood’s new solar energy ordinance
• Scheduled roadwork in Readington Twp. will close stretch of Route 523 for two months
• Flemington lays off two to balance budget
• Truck accident shuts River Road in Raritan Township
• Readington Twp. approves $17.1 million municipal budget
• Flood advisory issued for Hunterdon, some surrounding counties
• Parents of revived North Hunterdon High School cheerleader raise money for defibrillators
• $5.8 million deal for Horseshoe Bend property in Kingwood Twp. nears closing
• Bloomsbury wants conditions before Route 579 bridge into Bethlehem Twp. is fixed
• West Amwell committeeman opposes tax cuts at school where daughter teaches
• Driver receives head injury as car flips over in East Amwell crash
• Lambertville Council votes for lower reduction in South Hunterdon tax levy, West Amwell and Stockton officials meet tonight
• Michaels arts & crafts store in Raritan Twp. one of 80 nationwide where debit card tampering reportedly occurred
• North Hunterdon High School student singer wins performing contract at upcoming anti-drug concerts
• West Windsor Arts Council co-sponsors benefit concert to help Japan earthquake victims
• Readington Twp. schools select Madison administrator as new superintendent
• $100K cut from Alexandria Twp. school budget
• Lambertville Fire Commission delays chief promotion change, learn why at meeting tonight
• North Branch man found bleeding, semi-conscious outside Clinton Twp. bar
• Flood watch issued for Hunterdon and surrounding areas
• Hearing on cell tower in Lebanon Township continues on June 21
• State Police: Team of people steal funds from Citgo in Bloomsbury
• Accident snarls traffic on Route 31 in Raritan Township
• Franklin Twp. man arrested on child pornography charges
• Two men arrested after fight at Siesta Motel in Readington Twp.
• Hunterdon 9-1-1 Center will start computer-aided dispatching
• Merck releases new hepatitis C drug Victrelis, the first new treatment in 10 years
• Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office detectives complete special training
• Route 579 bridge near Ringoes re-opens after repairs
• Possible cuts to agricultural, FFA programs at South Hunterdon High brings protest by students, parents, alumni
• Franklin Twp. Committee votes to retain $5.06 million school budget
• 6,000 American flags at Alexandria Twp. Middle School will represent 1.2 million soldiers who have died
• Delaware and Raritan Canal Commission rejects push toward N.J. DEP control
• Army soldier from Bethlehem Twp. will walk 25 miles in full gear to raise awareness for injured troops in Afghanistan
• Milford-Upper Black Eddy bridge over the Delaware River may open soon
• Public records, secrets topic of Open Government Forum in Flemington
• Brady, two other administrators are leaving Hunterdon Central High
• New West Amwell School board will hire a superintendent and principal, oversee solar array installation and study K-12 district
• After 9th in Kentucky Derby, former High Bridge resident "Rosie" Napravnik readies for next race
• South Hunterdon's defeated budget, borrowing for road projects on West Amwell agenda
• Drunk man yelling obscenities at Readington Twp. motel charged with marijuana possession
• NAMI, Hunterdon Medical Center offer help to people with mental illness, including thoughts of suicide
• Preventing suicide is the goal of Hunterdon organizations
• N.J. Senator rips court's school aid 'hijacking,' says proposal would level per-student funding
• Clinton Twp. realtor Max Spann defends Arc, people with disabilities
• Delaware Twp. Committee cuts $135,000 from school budget
• Indie movie 'Eternal Warning' by North Hunterdon High School students has post-apocalypse theme
• Delaware Valley High is safe, state trooper and vice principal say
• Copper Hill School in Raritan Twp. opens after 2 days of septic problems
• Bike run, Lebanon party will honor memory of Clinton Twp. motorcycle crash victim
• Voorhees High School Principal David Steffan retiring in the fall
• Clinton Township woman is arrested after allegedly biting husband following Facebook dispute
• 5 mayors agree to cut Del Val High budget by $275,000
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 10, 2011
• Flemington man hits man over the head with laptop computer, cops report
• Goose on Route 78 causes car crash in Clinton Twp., police say
• Drunk Flemington man who won't turn down loud music ends up arrested, police report
• Bottle rolls under Phillipsburg woman's brake pedal, causing crash on Rt. 78 in Union Twp.
• Tewksbury school board finally reorganizes, keeps Santoro as president
• Frenchtown approves $14.5 million in bonds for new sewage treatment plant
• Two boys accused of using BB guns to shoot Clinton Twp. man riding lawnmower
• No one seriously injured in Route 22 crash in Lebanon, police say
• Man charged with stealing $21,000 through credit card fraud; Ringoes resident is the victim
• Vehicle overturns in wreck on Route 22 in Lebanon; person trapped inside
• Copper Hill students in Raritan Twp. moved to J.P. Case again because of failed septic system
• Appeals court rejects plea by landowners who were part of planned 24-house Raritan Twp. development
• Copper Hill School evacuated in Raritan Twp. because of failed septic system
• Hunterdon Central selling T-shirt for scholarship fund in memory of Kevin Gilbert
• Copper Hill School evacuated in Raritan Twp. because of failed septic system
• Have a Mother's Day photo? Send it to the Hunterdon County Democrat
• Prosecutor: Manville man tries to proposition "girl" who is really a Hunterdon detective
• Barking dog alerts sleeping homeowners to house fire in Raritan Twp.
• Anonymous family donates $1 million challenge gift to Hunterdon Medical Center
• South Hunterdon High seeks School Choice students
• Kingwood Twp. getting $200,000 for old farmhouse that was bequeathed to it
• Scrapped ARC tunnel leaves some in Somerset, Hunterdon wondering what projects to pursue
• Stay-at-home moms are up for the tasks
• No roses for Rosie as Pants On Fire finishes 9th in Kentucky Derby
• Flemington man, 52, is charged with sexually assaulting child
• Napravnik finishes a close second with St. John's River in Kentucky Oaks
• Convicted sex offender arrested on new charges
• Main Street bridge in Clinton will be closed for maintenance
• Obituaries: Annandale resident Cora Mae Coss; Clinton Twp. people paid their taxes in her dining room
• Fire extensively damages house in Raritan Township
• N.J., Pa. lawmakers discuss abolishing Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission after toll hike
• Derby hopeful Anna Rose Napravnik is also riding today in the Kentucky Oaks
• 4 injured in Glen Gardner crash; woman in critical condition
• PetSmart pet supply store proposed for Rt. 31 complex in Raritan Township
• Man in stolen car leads troopers on chase in West Amwell Twp.
• By 3-2 vote, Raritan Twp. Committee adopts budget; it calls for slight tax increase
• Former Edison Mayor Jun Choi announces bid for Congress
• Wanted: Your Hunterdon Mother's Day photos
• Frenchtown council approves of cuts in Del Val high school budget
• Hunterdon dairy farmers want people ages 8 to 24 to help promote milk and milk products
• Tewksbury school superintendent is resigning
• Police charge New York man in Clinton Twp. 7-pound marijuana bust
• Scoreboard at Lebanon Twp. Field will honor Mike and Ellen Doran
• Frenchtown seeks volunteers to clean up park and along the Delaware River
• Hunterdon County appealing legal fees assessed in dispute over costs of copies
• Resident questions Heron Glen golf course costs at Hunterdon budget hearing
• Readington Twp. plans background checks for fire, rescue volunteers
• Bin Laden death brings relief but not joy to some Hunterdon residents
• Frenchtown teen sports tattoo of classic slacker, Jeff Bridges as 'The Dude'
• Former High Bridge resident would be first woman to win the Kentucky Derby
• Superintendent will leave Delaware Valley High School after next school year
• Tractor trailer crash backs up Route 78 through Hunterdon County
• Raritan Township police seek missing girl
• Accident on Route 31 happens in front of hospital in Raritan Twp.
• Raritan Township Police Department News - May 3, 2011
• Clinton Twp. police arrest 4 after finding rifle, pistol, drugs in car on Route 78
• Rain forecast delays concrete work on Milford bridge over Delaware River
• Man breaks tree branch over another man's head in fight at motel, Clinton Twp. police report
• Man badly hurt in Franklin Twp. motorcycle-car accident
• Frenchtown 'handyman' charged with burglary, theft may have stolen from other homes
• Toll to increase on Delaware River bridges from Trenton northward
• Flemington police ticket teen for sending love signal to Hunterdon jail inmate
• School bus fire diverts Route 22 traffic in Clinton Twp.
• High Bridge OKs spending up to $360,000 on Cregar Rd. repairs
• Toll hike approved by Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission
• On news of bin Laden death, former Raritan Twp. woman among those who rushed to the White House
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 29, 2011
• Sunshine again prevails over another Clinton Twp. Community Day
• Crowds flock to Lambertville Shad Fest, which continues tomorrow
• "Silver" bars filled with lead and sold, Clinton Twp. woman arrested
• Lambertville man admits driving drunk in Trenton crash that killed his friend, injured two others
• West Amwell Twp. hires a policeman
• Holland Twp. Committee will discuss renovating Municipal Building
• Former fireman, bus driver Frank Venable of Flemington sentenced to prison for molesting teen boy
• Tennis court already built; Tewksbury board deciding if it's legal
• Franklin Township officials say they'll change budget and keep Police Department
• Clover Hill Road in Raritan Twp. closed due to crash, downed power pole
• N.J. residents in 12 towns reject property tax hike over Christie's 2 percent cap
• Write-in candidates win school seats in Hunterdon County; 1 Newark seat not yet finalized
• Lambertville residents vote for higher tax to include garbage collection
• Storms bring heavy downpour to N.J. but no damage
• Sign up at bridge commission's E-ZPass booth during Lambertville Shad Fest
• Radar is showing signs of tornadoes over parts of northern N.J.
• Rain continues to fall on Hunterdon
• Tornado Warning issued for parts of Hunterdon, Warren counties
• 4-person team wins Bethlehem Twp. school board majority
• New Jersey weather forecast includes flash flood threat for much of northern, central part of state
• Strong storms on their way to N.J. this morning
• Rutgers student club designed, assembled race car shown at N.Y. International Auto Show
• N.J. residents like their hometowns more than the state, Monmouth University poll finds
• Voters across N.J. approve school budgets in greater numbers than last year
• Voters reject all but two ballot questions asking to exceed tax cap - results
• All but two N.J. towns vote to reject raising property taxes over Gov. Christie's 2 percent cap
• In Franklin Township: voters reject budget, but school board election too close to call
• Mercer County school budget elections pass in all but one district
• Hunterdon County 2011 school election results
• Mercer County school elections results 2011
• Home-made bong, La-Z-Boy chair and lots of empty Bud bottles among the finds in East Amwell roadside cleanup
• Severe thunderstorms, flash flooding possible in Hunterdon
• Hunterdon schools hold 'Kids Vote' next to adult polling places today
• Judge OKs home-based welding business in Lebanon Twp.
• Ribbons on Flemington trees will urge people to "talk about mental illness"
• Frenchtown man dies after car slams into tree off I-195 in Hamilton
• Shad Festival is this weekend in Lambertville
• Grease fire closes Flemington Burger King
• Due to its claims history, Franklin Twp. School decides to stay with current insurer
• Cyberbullying is topic of Law Day seminar by Hunterdon Bar Association
• Are streetlights needed in rural places such as Delaware Twp.?
• Future of Franklin Township Police may be decided tomorrow
• Franklin Twp. wants to accept "school choice" students
• Clinton Twp. hosting Community Day fun plus Country Run races
• Clinton Twp. board approves commercial solar site’s fencing and landscaping plan
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 26, 2011
• Bridgewater man allegedly stole more than $128K worth of lawn irrigation devices in six counties
• Season's fireworks in Lambertville and New Hope to start during gay pride event
• After probe starting in Clinton, a Bridgewater man is accused of stealing more than $75,000 worth of irrigation system parts
• Revelation Generation, the Christian music fest in Kingwood Twp, is canceled
• Lebanon Twp. adopts budget; tax rate will stay about the same
• Extending Raritan Valley railroad service to Hampton, Bloomsbury will be discussed
• Steel rooster stolen from its perch in Flemington
• Route 31 lanes in East Amwell Twp. reopened
• Daughter strikes 71-year-old father at Clinton Twp. home after trying to break his car windows with hammer
• Rescuers free man stuck in stone pile at Clinton Block in Union Twp.
• Election Day not quite as close as it may appear, Hunterdon County Clerk says
• Spent 22-caliber round shell from gun found at Frenchtown school
• Man trapped in hole at Clinton Block in Union Twp.
• Lebanon Twp. Committee wants more revisions to alternate energy ordinance
• Only N.J. covered bridge harkens back to bygone era
• From practical gadgets to whimsical widgets, N.J. residents patent thousands of products
• Lambertville honors Frank Kramer Jr., 78, a volunteer firefighter in the city for 60 years
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 21, 2011
• North Hunterdon High School student helps Habitat for Humanity homes go solar
• Hunterdon-Warren-Sussex schools superintendent too busy to serve on Polytech board
• Alexandria Twp. veteran places wreath on Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Raritan Twp. residents want lower speed on Allen's Corner Road
• Ex-Flemington woman, believed kidnapped, is declared legally dead
• Five Tewksbury school board candidates give their positions
• West Amwell voters on Wednesday will decide local school tax levy, capital projects
• Tiny rise in Tewksbury municipal taxes
• Hunterdon Central student designs T-shirt in memory of Kevin Gilbert, order until April 25 to benefit scholarship fund
• In Destination ImagiNation, students advance to global competition
• Married couple vying in four-way race for North Hunterdon-Voorhees High School board
• Repairs to begin in May on Solitude Dam in High Bridge
• Tulips, flower sale brighten Park Ave. in Flemington
• In Franklin Township, unusual school election prompts dialog on nj.com
• Resurfacing work scheduled for major roadways in Hunterdon, Middlesex, Somerset counties
• North Carolina magazine solicitor charged in Annandale burglary also had stolen check from Maryland
• Flemington 7-year-old rallies Robert Hunter classmates to send letters to children in Japan affected by earthquake, tsunami
• Despite N.J. school budget cuts, many arts programs remain intact
• Flemington's Stangl pottery factory to become artisan shops
• Tradition of rotating chief fire position in Lambertville department ends
• Former High Bridge resident likely to ride in Kentucky Derby
• On Arbor Day, Hunterdon County will plant a tree from seed that rode in space shuttle Columbia
• Flemington-Raritan rescue squad helps North Carolina tornado victims
• An Easter egg tree grows in Flemington
• Holland Twp. police warn of phone scam targeting elderly
• Neighbors don't want Arc home for disabled in their Raritan Twp. neighborhood
• Property tax rate flat in proposed Readington Township municipal budget
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 18, 2011
• Tewksbury Twp. man battles drug possession charges while he awaits medical marijuana
• 102-room Holiday Inn Express proposed for Route 202 in Raritan Twp.
• Cross, memorial stone stolen from crash site where U.S. Marine died in West Amwell
• Flemington cops: Man had machete, ball bats, mask in car
• Flemington cops: Pants-less man ticketed as disorderly
• Social Security card stolen from High Bridge home, police say
• Truck driver threatened with knife at Pilot Travel Center in Union Twp., police say
• When a child is missing, Hunterdon residents can get phone call alerts
• Flemington seeks ideas from public on how borough can be "greener"
• Lambertville School budget calls for 3% rise in tax levy
• Toy entrepreneur saves Stockton Easter egg hunt
• Fugitive is captured in Texas, will return to Hunterdon for sentencing on weapons and other charges
• Mountainside man whose vehicle gets stuck in flood in Readington charged with drunken driving
• N.J. Holocaust survivors resurrect Passover recipes
• N.J. vineyard owners await ruling on whether farmland rules allow weddings, social events
• Christie estimates changes in employee benefits will save $870M a year
• Guadagno blasts Council on the Arts for awarding $300K in no-bid contracts
• Hunterdon, Warren group aims to protect children from sex abuse, bullying
• Flood Warning issued for Hunterdon, Warren, Somerset counties
• Flood Watch, Wind Advisory issued for Hunterdon County
• North Hunterdon students allegedly smoked marijuana in a classroom lab during experiments
• N.J. to be hit with heavy rain tonight
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 13, 2011
• Missing Clinton Township teen found at abandoned buildings near Annandale Train Station
• Stuffed fish on highway in Clinton Twp. first thought to be a seal or otter
• Construction begins on new operating rooms at Hunterdon Medical Center
• Deadline extended for "School Choice" applications; seven Hunterdon districts added to state program
• State finds no elevated childhood cancer in Clinton Township
• High Bridge municipal tax rate will rise a half-cent
• Tax Day protest planned in Pittstown
• Still no deal on teachers’ contract in Tewksbury
• Five residents waging write-in campaigns for Franklin Township school board
• The question of who owns the old Swack Church in Lebanon Township remains unanswered
• Residents tell Franklin Township officials: Find a way to fund our police department
• Four candidates run for three seats on Frenchtown school board
• Milford resident Robert Weiss has died at 93; champion pitcher in semi-pro baseball leagues
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 12, 2011
• Environmentalists collect 30,000 public comments opposing 'fracking'-style drilling in Delaware River Basin
• N.J. adds 56 districts to interdistrict school choice roster for upcoming year
• High Bridge man allegedly crashes car, then reports it stolen
• Hunterdon Central High plans to charge $100 per student to attend Project Graduation next year
• Holland Twp., Milford having truck problems with Delaware River bridge closed
• Clinton Township cuts staff, expenses to make budget
• "School Choice" program lets seven Hunterdon districts accept out-of-district students, with state footing the bill
• Clinton-Glen Gardner has three contestants for school board
• Every week, troops overseas get goodies mailed by retired Army colonel from Clinton Twp.
• Shad are running in the Delaware River at Lambertville but they're avoiding the nets
• Liver recipient from Whitehouse Station leads fundraising team
• Easter egg hunts set around Hunterdon; don't be late!
• Basking Ridge woman entrapped in her vehicle after wreck on Route 202 in Raritan Twp.
• Two residents mount write-in campaigns for Franklin Township school board
• 3 Raritan Twp. residents vie for 2 openings on Flemington-Raritan school board
• Tewksbury man urges parents of elementary school students to vote "yes" on North Hunterdon-Voorhees High budget
• New Clinton water tank will cost almost $1.5 million
• 3 newcomers seeking election to Califon school board
• North Hunterdon High student who collapsed thanks all who aided her
• Lebanon Twp. OKs transfer of Green Acres funding for 57 acres
• Alexandria Twp. school district seeks 2.8% tax levy hike
• Flemington union, some residents want no lay-offs in Department of Public Works
• Thieves posed as solicitors, say Clinton Twp. police
• East Amwell crash leaves medevacked man with broken arm
• Future of Franklin Township police may be decided Thursday
• Ex-con sought in Lambertville beating that left man hospitalized
• 32-year-old man arrested in Clinton on old warrant for underage alcohol possession
• Raritan Twp. man drives motorcycle wrong way on Route 202, police charge him with multiple offenses
• Lambertville police search for man accused of beating former house guest
• Flemington delays planned 20% hike in sewer fees
• Bad car crash in East Amwell; State Police helicopter called to fly victim to hospital
• Clinton Township police arrest three, jail two in series of drunken brawls at Fountain Motel
• Whitehouse Station's 'Dean of Chess' plays 105 matches at one time in Raritan
• Attorney Edwin Large, retired Hunterdon County counsel, has died at 98
• Man is accused of drunken boating, with a loaded gun, on Delaware River in Lambertville
• 4 Newark residents in stolen Jaguar arrested after chase from Hunterdon through 5 counties
• Appeals court rules for Lebanon Twp. tax collector in dispute over vacation, sick days
• Teachers group plans trips, programs for 10 north Hunterdon schools
• Tewksbury residents wage legal battle against proposed electrical substation in Highlands
• Civil War hobbyists in N.J. mark upcoming 150th anniversary
• Bloomsbury fishermen seek fish in the fog
• Lebanon Twp. orders ambulance for its fire company, which provides first aid services
• Bloomsbury: fishing in the fog
• Death of Whitehouse Station man not a homicide, prosecutor says.
• Hunterdon Prosecutor says cause of death 'undetermined' for Readington man found dead at Siesta Motel
• Hunterdon Prosecutor thinks Readington man found at Siesta Motel was murdered
• Desire of Hunterdon Central's Kevin Gilbert to donate organs inspires fellow athletes to form 5K team
• Whitehouse Station chess master going for Guinness simultaneous games record
• N.Y. reservoir changes could ease flooding concerns for N.J.'s Delaware River towns
• Car rolls over after being hit by dump truck, Clinton Township Police say
• Tewksbury Police say cell phone, deer may have led to wreck
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 7, 2011
• Quakertown Fire Co. volunteers respond to construction accident at Franklin Township School
• No more free meals: feeding of wild water fowl now banned in Lebanon Township
• Stuck trucks lead Raritan Twp. Police to arrest three men
• Teams, leagues including Hunterdon Central and Temple Owls honor late baseball player Kevin Gilbert
• Stink bugs are everywhere, Hunterdon kids report
• Lambertville police investigate beating of man inside his home
• Former resident of Flemington, 18, dies after Pennsylvania car crash
• Franklin Twp. School does not own a snow plow, but it helped pay for one
• Hunterdon County has 3 new assistant prosecutors; office getting portable roadside signs, speed detectors
• Vietnam War memorial in Raritan Twp. will be moved to better location, improved
• Teen survives cardiac arrest at North Hunterdon High; school thanks coaches, others who revived her
• Clinton Twp. teen goes into cardiac arrest during cheerleading practice
• Milford proposes rules for solar energy panels
• Proposed Flemington charter school, Trillium, changes its boundaries
• Student, 16, survives cardiac arrest at North Hunterdon High
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 5, 2011
• Phillipsburg man charged after allegedly giving his brother's name to Delaware Twp. policeman
• Indiana teens spread glue on windows, locks, door track of Delaware Twp. house
• Hired man delivers goats to New York City but keeps the $7,000, farmer tells Delaware Twp. police
• More than 149,000 items at Hunterdon County Library Book Sale
• Kingwood Twp. resident Bill Dietze seeks write-in votes for Delaware Valley school board
• N.J. Highlands Council continues approving towns' development plans, despite vacant seats, criticism
• Judge gives more time to lawyers for Rachel Atkinson, accused of killing elderly Raritan Twp. man
• Burglar flees Clinton Twp. house; police seeking tips on identity
• Bearded man steals $658 in high-end razors in Flemington
• State won’t halt work on JCP&L substation
• Trespasser throws eggs at Flemington woman
• Clinton Twp. board OKs solar power plan for re-develpment of Warren Lumber site
• Kingwood Twp. officials holding ceremony at former Ukarish farm
• Have a huge lawn? Expert at Rutgers Snyder Farm in Franklin will give tips on keeping it nice with less work, cost
• Homes in Union Twp. and Bethlehem Twp. burglarized; State Police seek help finding crook
• Raritan Township Police Department News - April 1, 2011
• After new redistricting map is announced, Lambertville mayor considers run for Assembly
• East Amwell, Milford schools seeking to install solar power equipment
• Flemington taking over apartment building inspections from the state
• Poets visit Voorhees High School to talk ideas, read verse
• Authorities seize abandoned dog, "Boomer," at Clinton Twp. motel; animal cruelty charges pending
• Unacceptable "lap dance" at Clinton Twp. bar results in assault claim to police, drunk driving charge
• Lambertville woman accidentally crashes car into dentist's office, Raritan Twp. police report
• Woman shoplifts from Walmart, tries to return items for refund, Raritan Twp. cops say
• Hunterdon Central High Superintendent Lisa Brady leaving for New York school post
• Students in Clinton use science to identify 'kidnapper' of mythical billionaire's child
• Officials from China will visit a Hunterdon County department
• As competition grows, students in N.J., nationwide apply to more colleges
• 450 sign petition but Frenchtown School board won't restore music funding
• EPA to require coal plant to cut emissions affecting air quality in Warren, Morris, Hunterdon, Sussex
• Slight school tax increase proposed in Kingwood Township
• Hunterdon recycling talk rescheduled to April 15
• Snow coming to Hunterdon; as much as 5 inches possible
• Today in Trenton: Assembly holds budget hearing
• Authorities charge Union County woman with vehicular homicide in fatal Warren Twp. crash
• Lake Solitude Dam repairs in High Bridge might start soon
• Franklin Twp. residents will vote on reducing school board size
• Victim of awful Delaware Twp. accident seems to be improving daily
• Hunterdon is New Jersey's healthiest county, study shows
• Red Mill in Clinton celebrates 150th anniversary of Civil War with re-enactors
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees board, teachers union find a way to possibly save jobs
• Due to health costs, Delaware Twp. school tax will rise more than state cap
• Flemington mayor rebuffs union representative; layoffs may occur
• Hunterdon Polytech budget would keep tax levy at $1.448 million
• ShopRite of Clinton recalls store-made ground meat
• To save money, Franklin Twp. considers eliminating its police force
• N.J. health checkup shows Hunterdon is healthiest county in state
• Delaware Valley High may tell parents about fights, other school violence
• Clinton Township neighbors say ill dog wandered area for a week
• Flemington establishes Business Improvement District
• Flemington picks team that will make Union Hotel a room-renting hotel again
• "Red Flag Warning" again issued for Hunterdon due to outside fire danger
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 28, 2011
• Chimney fires in East Amwell, Delaware townships bring warnings
• Readington and Branchburg will share school bus staff
• Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission eliminates employee toll exemption
• Democrats endorse Andrea Bonette for Hunterdon Freeholder, Marie Corfield for Assembly
• Tired of high gas prices? Hunterdon HART web site helps you find a car pool
• Bloomsbury woman charged with DUI, hit-and-run crash, Raritan Twp. cops say
• Readington Twp. couple charged after a shoplifting at Stop & Shop in Raritan Twp.
• After 5 years of talk, Oldwick sidewalk project will start soon
• Lambertville Catholic church reports theft of 6 hooded robes
• Last movie theater in Hunterdon closes; operator envisions family entertainment center in Raritan Twp.
• Find 'boutique' books, classics and bestsellers at Hunterdon County Library sale
• Lambertville residents to talk trash on Election Day; Voters will have final say in how they pay for garbage collection
• Watch out with fires outside; Red Flag Warning issued for Hunterdon
• Nickels and dimes soon to be welcomed; Lambertville to replace meters with coin-friendly digital timers
• N.J. Catholic churches to begin using new translation of Roman Missal for Holy Mass
• Comment period for wastewater permit renewal in Tewksbury is extended
• Moody's warns Union County's pristine credit rating could be downgraded
• Dog rescued from burning Delaware Twp. house is on the mend
• Route 31 widening in Raritan Twp. among $10.5 million in Hunterdon projects the state may fund
• Clinton Township Councilman Vos wants your money for mayoral campaign
• Clinton Twp. wants to restrict sign sizes on business windows, require permits for small sheds
• Union Twp. residents can recycle electronics items at the township depot
• Flemington mayor expects Union Hotel redeveloper will be OK'd Monday
• Should High Bridge grow trees in contaminated soil at former Taylor Wharton site?
• Despite lack of body, charges upheld against man accused of murdering former Flemington resident
• Clinton Twp. police arrest alleged 9-1-1 caller who made false report
• Flemington's Union Hotel likely to become hotel again
• Hampton woman is accused of impersonating others to get pills from Somerset Medical Center
• Building fire reported in Lambertville
• Nickels, dimes and quarters will pay for $60,000 parking meters in Lambertville
• Milford high school student wins national award
• N.J. poverty rate study shows Mercer County has areas with highest, lowest levels in state
• Five house fires in Hunterdon in a month; all appear to be accidental
• Chickens now legal in Bloomsbury, but with restrictions
• Fire in million-dollar Delaware Twp. house may have started in fireplace
• 3 pounds of marijuana seized after joint Hunterdon, Somerset drug probe
• Hunterdon gardeners enjoy spring on rainy day with orchids
• Solar power may come to south Hunterdon schools, towns
• Snow snarls traffic, delays school openings in northern N.J.
• Snow in Hunterdon causes school delays
• Northern, central N.J. residents awaken to a snowy morning
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 22, 2011
• Police seek 9-1-1 caller who falsely claimed underage girls were being assaulted at local tavern
• Tewksbury Twp. might have to stop feeding deer on Whittemore preserve
• Goose, opossum blamed in 2 car crashes on Route 78
• Man charged with murdering former Tewksbury resident in 2001
• Man waved gun at another motorist in East Amwell road rage incident, police say
• Man collapses in Readington Twp. due to drugs, cops say, ends up arrested
• Fire burns roof of Dunkin Donuts on the Flemington traffic circle
• Readington Township police K-9 Ronin helps find buglary suspect
• Readington Township man charged after allegedly harrassing woman motorist
• Raritan Twp. woman accused of DUI in police station driveway
• More snow is headed to Hunterdon
• Snowy start to first full day of spring in some parts of Hunterdon
• Solar, wind, wood-burning energy rules proposed in Lebanon Twp.
• Congressman Lance to hold Town Hall meeting in Readington Township
• Cop saves one dog but another dog, cats die in Delaware Twp. house fire
• Hearing set on Clinton Township ordinance governing signs in store windows
• Frenchtown doubts Census figures showing smaller population, many vacant housing units
• Swastika, anti-Jewish comment, other graffiti and thefts cause distress in Milford
• Clinton keeping tax rate unchanged from last year
• N.J. Weather: More than four inches of snow falls in northern parts of the state
• Snow, sleet causing problems in Hunterdon
• Holland Twp. may give barking dogs something to howl about
• DEP sets hearing on letting sewage from Tewksbury office project enter Rockaway Creek
• Holland Twp. might need new town hall; officials say this is not the time for spending
• Glen Gardner man accused of speeding, threatening Washington Twp. officer during traffic stop
• Firemen battle house fire in Delaware Township
• Lebanon man charged with DWI, more after hit-and-run accident in Clinton Twp.
• Hunterdon Fiddlers play Irish favorites on St. Patrick's Day
• Westfield man is killed after losing control of motorcycle in Tewksbury
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 18, 2011
• $1.2 million Route 31 project in East and West Amwell will cause lane closings
• Borkowski sworn as Superior Court judge in Flemington
• Motorcyclist reported badly hurt in accident on Rt. 517 in Tewksbury
• Hundreds of mourners at funeral for Kevin Gilbert, Hunterdon Central High baseball player
• To prevent Canada geese problems, Lebanon Twp. wants to ban feeding them
• Clinton resident Janice Kovach joins Hunterdon Polytech board
• Girls at Catholic school in Clinton Twp. show Irish step dancing on St. Patrick's Day
• Flemington family doctor has his fun in the boxing ring
• Shuttle buses planned for funeral of Kevin Gilbert, Hunterdon Central High student
• Clinton plans $1.5 in renovations to sewage treatment plant
• 15-acre Stockton tract is preserved as open space
• Freeholders, Hunterdon County Clerk Mary Melfi argue about her office spending
• Trees at Tewksbury substation site are tagged for removal
• Hunterdon celebrates St. Patrick's Day
• Hampton school board sets date for budget hearing
• Tewksbury residents hear details about proposed helistop on Johnson family farm
• Authorities charge Pennsylvania man with killing former Flemington woman
• Fox bites Clinton Township jogger
• House burns in East Amwell, causing Route 31 traffic delays
• Holland Twp. plow-driver punished for helping sick woman
• Kingwood Twp. will honor donor of Oak Summit Road property; it's trying to sell a house on the land
• Hunterdon Cultural & Heritage work is now part of Planning Department
• Route 31 drainage, paving work in East and West Amwell starting soon
• House fire in East Amwell Twp. closes Route 31
• Hunterdon Central wrestler Alex Shaffer now star of silver screen in 'Win Win'
• Stephen Austin Maszczak, 7-year-old Flemington boy with brain tumor, has died
• Hunterdon County woman remains in critical condition after Hopewell crash
• 40 gallons of diesel fuel stolen from Nelson Tree Service trucks in Clinton Twp. motel parking lot
• Knife to a man's throat leads to arrest of man at Clinton Twp. motel
• Fire hits Raritan Twp. family's home twice in six years
• Car slams into Ringoes post office
• Hunterdon Central High School students mourn death of Kevin Gilbert
• Glen Gardner man found hiding in woods miles from where his car crashed into trees, police say
• Money, credit card stolen from purse in High Bridge church
• Many tell Flemington officials they want Union Hotel to again rent rooms
• Friends of Fairmount Historic District go online to fight JCP&L substation
• Work on Route 78 overpass at Route 22 in Clinton Twp. will mean closed ramp, detour and night-time lane closing
• Milford Planning Board to examine solar ordinance before council votes
• Funeral details set for Kevin Gilbert, Hunterdon Central baseball player who died after car crash
• Readington Township Committee to hold budget workshop
• When will the Delaware River flood again in Hunterdon?
• Family, friends mourn death of Readington teen
• Hunterdon teen dies of injuries after single-car crash
• Readington teen is listed in critical condition after crashing car into tree
• South Branch of Raritan River swells with rushing water
• Tewksbury Twp. awaits Highlands Council response on JCP&L substation appeal
• Accident near Lowe's on Rt. 31 in Raritan Twp. backs up traffic
• Franklin Township School officials propose 2% tax hike
• Crowing roosters in Tewksbury are not part of a commercial farm, Ag Board says
• "Minor" Delaware River flooding forecast for Frenchtown, Stockton, Lambertville
• N.J. towns along Delaware River prepare for flooding after heavy rains
• N.J. residents brace for flooding as heavy rain falls
• Clinton Township man crashes, abandons SUV while drunk, police say, and is medavacked to hospital
• Flood Warning issued for Hunterdon County; Raritan and Delaware rivers are rising
• Four Hunterdon artists receive state grants
• Delaware Twp. woman, driving drunk, flees scene of Route 523 accident that badly injured 2, police say
• Delaware River flooding expected in Frenchtown, Stockton
• Union Hotel update: Flemington panel prefers apartment concept
• At least 27 N.J. towns may ask voters by referendum to raise taxes above 2-percent cap
• N.J.'s Delaware River towns await flood surge from heavy rains expected today
• South Hunterdon High tax levy would rise 1.5%
• Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon; Red Cross gives tips to prepare
• Raccoon caught in Califon may have been rabid; one raccoon still at large
• Two new assistant prosecutors for Hunterdon County
• Hunterdon Freeholders, Prosecutor Kearns argue over his staff always needing county cars
• No candidates file in Franklin Township School election
• Campaign to save old Indian murals in Flemington's Union Hotel
• Hunterdon will take over, rebuild Route 579 bridge in Bloomsbury
• Complaints continue about appointing Judge Gerard Shamey in Readington Twp.
• Flooding seems likely along the Delaware, Raritan rivers
• N.J. budget proposal would slash jobs of teachers of the blind
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 8, 2011
• Raritan Twp. police seek witnesses to Route 523 accident which leaves father, son with head injuries
• N.J. Assembly budget panel hears plea to keep Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital open
• Light pole blocks Route 78 in Tewksbury Twp. after crash
• 26-year-old Flemington woman attempts suicide on Route 78 in Lebanon
• Sent airborne, deer ends up in front seat with driver
• Flemington plans digital video recorders in police cars
• Several northern N.J. rivers are in danger of cresting again
• Five Hunterdon County inmates plead not guilty in fatal beating of another prisoner
• Construction Official Michael Wright did not discriminate against Lebanon man who is Chinese, state official rules
• Flemington deals with budget gap of $650,000
• Readington police arrest three in foiled burglary
• Suspects in Mountainview Youth Correctional Facility beating death to be arraigned
• Delaware River is forecast to flood at Riegelsville
• Weather forecasters expect up to 2 inches of rain to accumulate in N.J.
• Flood Watch remains for Hunterdon; Delaware River will be monitored
• Flood Watch posted for Hunterdon and nearby counties
• Whoops! Holland Twp. appoints Gaetano De Sapio as public defender; but Jeffrey Weinstein hasn't left that post
• 700 Girl Scouts celebrate 15th Sweetheart Dance with Hollywood theme
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees school district gets more state aid but won't reduce tax levy
• Raritan Twp. won't change its rules on licenses, rabies shots for cats and dogs
• Intoxicated North Hunterdon High School student brought to Hunterdon Medical Center
• Union Twp. will start getting background checks on athletic coaches
• Huge egg from West Amwell Township chicken
• Raritan Township Police Department News - March 2, 2011
• Tewksbury residents applaud when committee drops a development zone
• East Amwell house fire started in garage, family left homeless
• Supermarket, charter school, theater suggested for old Flemington Agway property
• "The History of Frenchtown" movie will premiere at school
• Lambertville is best old-house neighborhood in Jersey, "This Old House" says
• Grand jury indicts Lebanon Twp. teen after bomb scares at Voorhees High
• Flemington may spend $1.7 million on purifying water from well near Route 31
• Hunterdon residents can dispose of hazardous waste at county cleanup
• Proposed Flemington-Raritan Diner awaits sewage capacity
• Lambertville paying $196,500 for a .56 acre lot
• Clinton Twp. school board won't give early contract renewal to Superintendent Kevin Carroll
• Fire badly damages house in East Amwell Township
• New municipal judge appointed in Hopewell Township
• Hunterdon County Democrat staff wins six writing awards
• Hunterdon Central High tax levy unchanged; tax rate rising the most in East Amwell
• Clinton Twp. school district paying half of sidewalk cost for historic Vought house
• Tewksbury Twp. plans to re-pave 14 miles of road
• Hunterdon Freeholders OK almost $100,000 for sheriff, jail guard uniforms
• Raritan Twp. cops: Pittstown man charged with stealing cough medicine from Route 31 Walmart
• West Amwell Twp. doubts Census figures on population, race
• Lambertville man accused of threatening landlord, having 30 fake law enforcement IDs
• Flemington-Raritan schools dropping teacher aides; they may return as ESC employees
• In "Jeopardy" contest, Rep. Rush Holt beats Watson, the IBM computer
• Stink bugs, other pests on agenda of Rutgers session for farmers in Hunterdon, neighboring counties
• Delaware Valley teacher punished after play prop catches fire
• Full-time officer will replace Frenchtown cop charged with official misconduct
• PNC Bank employee prevents possible fraud involving Delaware Twp. woman's account
• Charges dropped against N.J. man who said he used marijuana to treat medical condition
• Hampton Borough Council reschedules meeting for budget transfers
• Clinton Twp. police say arrested man is illegally here from Mexico
• Want to run for office? Hunterdon Republican women holding a program
• Household batteries can cause fire in recycling trucks; Hunterdon County to stop collecting them
• Hampton native Terence Butler dies at 54; managed University of Rhode Island center and ice arena
• Farm or hobby? annoying Tewksbury roosters will be discussed by Hunterdon County board
• John Melick of Hunterdon County is named a National Outstanding Young Farmer
• South Hunterdon High School officials want to study creating K-12 school district
• Flood watch is in effect for five northern and central N.J. counties
• Bloomsbury's senior representative is Clinton Twp. resident
• Bloomsbury attorney investigates creating a fire district with separate tax
• Flood Watch in effect for Hunterdon; watch for heavy thunderstorms
• Soaking rain expected to fall across N.J. through much of warm morning
• Proposed extension of gas line through densely populated northeastern N.J. has critics, proponents
• People are stealing irrigation system valves around New Jersey; man arrested in Clinton case
• Rainy N.J. weather prompts flood, high wind warnings
• Clinton Township police investigate "intercepted" check
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees teachers union head furious over proposal to eliminate 31 jobs, outsource work of 20 aides
• Clinton won't fight with the state over a payment short $44.38
• Teen boy steals from locker at HealthQuest, Raritan Twp. cops report
• Hunterdon Central High student's car hits school gate, car flips
• North Hunterdon helps Dave the Rave celebrate his 65th birthday
• North Hunterdon High School cancels senior trip to Washington, D.C.
• Orthopedic doctors group paying for new sports scoreboard at Delaware Valley High
• State aid for 2011-12 is up for all 29 Hunterdon schools districts
• Hunterdon Central High may propose a tax levy that's not higher
• High winds, heavy rain, possible flooding forecast for Hunterdon
• Fire at Delaware Valley High School burns prop for 'South Pacific' show
• Flooding in Franklin Twp. School moves some classes to the gym
• Chickens may be legalized in Bloomsbury
• Tewksbury Junior Girl Scouts urge residents to turn off the lights on March 9
• Hampton school board to introduce preliminary 2011-12 budget on March 1
• Early retirement package accepted by 12 Hunterdon County government workers
• Union Hotel, former Agway on agenda for Flemington sessions
• Hunterdon town, school officials prepare budgets with 2% cap
• West Amwell firemen save dog in burning house; solar energy equipment hampers their firefighting
• $55 million drop in Lebanon Borough's total property assessments
• Hunterdon Central High spending $3 million on building renovations, projects to save energy
• Tewksbury Twp. will appeal state DEP decision allowing JCP&L substation
• Book collection starts soon for 15th annual Friends of the Hunterdon County Library sale
• Business Improvement District, special tax will be discussed in Flemington
• Jennifer McClurg resigns from Bethlehem Twp. committee
• Mold in Holland Twp. police headquarters will be investigated
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 22, 2011
• Clinton Township police say speeding led to Petticoat Lane SUV wreck
• Flemington man charged with false 9-1-1 report
• Bethlehem Twp. hires Christine Dispenza as township clerk, she was deputy in High Bridge
• Lambertville man threatened former U.S. Sen. Torricelli, had 30 fake ID cards, cops say
• Milford may appoint tax assessor to build new borough web site
• North Hunterdon will celebrate 'Dave-the-Rave' Robbins' birthday at boys' basketball game
• Lebanon Twp. won't help pay to preserve 62 acres on Anthony Road
• Lebanon Twp. will not seek a ban on feeding geese
• Califon has a new police K-9 unit at its disposal
• Raritan Twp. Office of Emergency Management staff allowed personal use of vehicles
• Milford Planning Board will discuss solar development, restaurant
• Power failure affects ShopRite in Raritan Twp.
• Remember the Agway feed mill in Flemington?
• Franklin Township School officials battle flood; school closed today for grades 6 through 8
• Falconers are a small but dedicated band of hunters in N.J.
• Treatment given to 15 close contacts of Union Twp. boy who died from suspected meningitis
• High Wind Watch issued for Hunterdon County, storm could bring rain and snow
• Flemington wants advice on the old Agway property
• Clinton Township police break up fight, charge one township man with being under the influence of marijuana
• Clinton Township portable cell tower topples
• Brayden Fahey is Hunterdon's new emergency services chief
• East Amwell Twp. School wins $50,000 in recycling contest
• Union Township students meet to talk about death of 8-year-old classmate
• Owner of tiny Glen Gardner lot wants borough to buy it
• Layoffs begin today for 18 Hunterdon County workers
• Old Flemington Cut Glass factory may be spared
• Three veteran High Bridge educators are retiring
• Still no permanent canopies over Annandale firehouse doors in Clinton Twp.
• Lambertville, East Amwell, Franklin residents voting in fire elections
• Clinton Twp. school board hires environmental firm to study air, water, soil at Patrick McGahern School after cancer cases
• Warren Cooper enters the race to be next Frenchtown mayor
• $100,000 state grant will help fund bike path in Raritan Twp.
• Clinton Twp. spends $52,000 on Grayrock Estates detention basin problem, and the metter is still running.
• Melting snow reveals continued N.J. littering problem
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 15, 2011
• Hunterdon health officials say Union Twp. 8-year-old boy may have died from meningitis
• Bacterial meningitis suspected in death of 8-year-old Union Township boy
• Frenchtown sewer plant will cost about $10.5 million
• Hunterdon Central High selling Hall of Fame dinner tickets
• Freeholder Walton relays complaints about Hunterdon 9-1-1 Communications Center
• Lambertville police bringing back officer it laid off after Sgt. Jeff Jones retires
• Clinton Twp. schools may reconsider Hunterdon YMCA proposal to build by school
• New Delaware Twp. police chief knows his town
• Drug called "bath salts" leads to man's arrest in Raritan Twp.
• Bloomsbury mill on Musconetcong River will be redeveloped
• Flemington puts off chosing Union Hotel redeveloper
• Rescued puppy used as bait in dog fights recovers in Somerset County
• Raritan Twp. cops: Man charged with shoplifting fishing poles from Route 31 Walmart
• Sen. Codey criticizes Newark boarding house where Hagedorn patients could be placed
• N.J. arts council awards 22 artist fellowship grants in Red Bank
• Holland Twp. school board will discuss possible budget cuts
• Clinton Township school board to conduct environmental audit at McGaheran School
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees school board drops plan for charging to play a sport, join a club
• Union Twp. man loses $15,000 in scam when trying to buy Lexus on eBay
• State police, Secret Service investigating counterfeit money spent in Bloomsbury and Lebanon
• Flemington cops: Sound of gunshots was bottle bombs exploding
• Group inspects old basket factory at Flemington Cut Glass
• Clinton Township police probe photo of horse poop mailed to resident
• "Box City" planned at Hunterdon Central to call attention to the homeless
• High Bridge tax rate is going up a little; Councilman Stemple praises council, mayor
• Warmer weather motivates Hunterdon residents to enjoy the outdoors
• New Church Fellowship in Flemington!
• Barbershop quartets serenade couples across N.J. during Valentine's weekend to raise funds
• Section of Park Avenue in Flemington will be closed
• Cracker Jack, a dog with expired rabies shot, bites woman in Clinton Twp.
• Clinotn Twp. woman ticketed after crash on Route 31 which disrupts traffic
• Low-income, disabled in Hunterdon can get free help with IRS tax returns
• John Melick of Tewksbury Twp. is New Jersey's Outstanding Young Farmer
• Raritan Township couple connects in Italy: That's amore!
• Tewksbury Twp. Committee votes to stay on Highlands Council agenda
• The bottom line: Hunterdon Diaper Bank aims to meet need
• Clinton Township resident, police assist disoriented man
• Kingwood Township School students return after small fire prompts brief evacuation
• 10-year-old cancer victim David Heard, who wanted to gather 220,000 origami paper cranes, has died
• Only a third of Hunterdon towns file recycling reports
• Retired state trooper injured by tractor on his Bethlehem Twp. farm
• Lawmakers approve bill to give Legislature power to block closure of N.J. hospitals for disabled patients
• Young love in Alexandria Township: from just friends to just married
• Ranking of N.J.'s most dangerous roads for pedestrians is topped by Route 130
• Clinton Township officials considering many solar panel proposals, including some of their own
• Appeals court agrees with BPU, JCP&L gets green light for substation in Tewksbury
• Accident on Route 31 in Clinton Twp. causes traffic delays
• Former Hunterdon resident Walt Bohren, Mazda car racer for many years, drowns in British Virgin Islands
• Boat launch into the Delaware River, clock atop Borough Hall, better street lighting proposed in Frenchtown
• Santa, police, other helpers are still aiding a Frenchtown family
• High Bridge Council plans to introduce borough budget; state aid amount could force changes later
• Clinton Twp. Council hears more complaints about Construction Official Michael Wright
• Business administrator for Franklin Twp. School quits; board votes against making the board smaller
• Criticism continues of Readington Twp. Committee making Gerald Shamey judge of the township court
• Raritan Twp. to hold hearing on budget, mayor encourages public input
• School on Saturdays possible in Franklin Twp. if it snows much more
• Lambertville cops might ticket people who use chairs, garbage cans to 'save' parking spaces they shoveled out
• Judge expunges criminal arrest record of Flemington man who killed himself
• Hunterdon officials await more road salt deliveries
• Hunterdon movie-rental shops get new releases sooner than big lenders
• Lanes clear after three-car crash on Route 78 in Clinton Twp.
• River Horse brewery in Lambertville assesses damage from sagging roof
• Raritan Township Police Department News - February 08, 2011
• Assembly hearing on Hagedorn report is Feb. 10
• Milford residents hot over solar power plan; some fear lower property values, rodents, danger to military helicopters
• New Delaware River flood maps will be discussed at Hunterdon meeeting
• In Kingwood Twp., Reading Road is now Heath Road
• Alexandria Twp. Committeeman Fuerstenberger not running again; Abraham, Schick mull seeking election
• N.J. School Report Card data shows average per-pupil spending increased statewide, dropped in urban districts
• Historic or just old? Historic Preservation group will tour Flemington Cut Glass property
• Wood stove blamed for High Bridge house fire
• Lambertville fire commission postpones meeting on merging fire companies
• River Horse Brewing Company suffers partial roof collapse at Lambertville facility from melting snow
• Melting snow causes the roof of River Horse Brewing Company to drop a few feet
• Clinton Township police arrest two after $171,000 theft from local doctor
• Clinton Township police say they seize assault rifle, ammunition; arrest two men
• Milford-Holland Rescue contracted to supply backup EMS services in Frenchtown
• Califon woman arrested after allegedly assaulting police officer
• Company wants to put solar panels on 45 acres of the Leonard Keller property in Kingwood Twp.
• Obituaries: Former Lambertville resident Harry J. Shepherd III, longtime fire, rescue, emergency management official
• Bloomsbury may decide to regulate chickens
• Firearms training simulator tests Somerset County cops' aim, ability to make decisions
• Icy roads are blamed for dozens of accidents across N.J.
• High Bridge structure fire causes detours on Route 513
• Woman treated at HMC after suffering chemical burns to legs at Johanna Foods in Raritan Twp.
• More ice and snow coming to Hunterdon; county orders more road salt
• Union Twp. Committee opposes proposed law letting truck engine idle while driver sleeps
• Voorhees High defeats Hunterdon Central in mock trial competition, moves to regionals
• Tractor-trailer crash blocks Route 78 west for three hours in Bethlehem Twp.
• Raritan Twp. company will do national study of Super Bowl TV ads as they play
• Guilty verdict returned in Flemington man's sexual assault trial
• Lack of notice postpones sewage permit hearing in Tewksbury
• Ice and snow cause roof collapse at Beaver Brook Homestead in Clinton Township
• Strong-arm robber assaults Lambertville resident
• Nearly all N.J. customers have had power restored
• Union Twp. residents break, shovel ice waiting for plow
• N.J. recovers from latest ice storm; more snow is on the way this weekend
• Police pursuit over free bridge ends in New Hope; Lambertville cops charge driver, passenger
• Economic plan calls for more restaurants, more parking in High Bridge
• Gary Hazard appointed to Raritan Township Committee after Richard O'Malley resigns
• Flemington parents wait for daughter's return from Egypt; she won't leave without fiancé
• Citizen of the Year, Green awards given in High Bridge
• School bus drivers for Hunterdon Central, Flemington-Raritan get 3.5 raises for last year but none now
• Spencer Peck says Clinton Twp. Construction Official Michael Wright should be fired
• More than 36,000 customers are without power across N.J.
• Hunterdon residents salt and shovel their way out after ice storm
• Power slowly coming back in Hunterdon but 5,100 homes, businesses still out due to ice storm
• An icy start to the day in Hunterdon
• Icy weather causing a slew of problems on N.J. roads
• Storm leaves 26,000 N.J. residents without power
• Icy N.J. weather leads courts to delay openings
• Task force submits inconclusive report on closing Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
• Report: Lambertville fire companies should be merged
• 11 Hunterdon towns are getting state road aid
• Ice Storm Warning issued for Hunterdon; meetings are being canceled
• Bad driving conditions forecast for Hunterdon when rain freezes; Winter Storm Warning in effect
• Raritan Twp. cops: Man spotted running across Rt. 31 charged with shoplifting from Longhorn Steakhouse
• Raritan Twp. Cops: Woman charged with driving under the influence of Dust Off cleaner
• Woman charged with shoplifting meat, greeting card from Shop-Rite, white strips from Walmart in Raritan Twp.
• North Hunterdon, Voorhees high students may have to pay to play sports, march in the band, join a club
• Man charged with driving drunk to High Bridge police station
• Winter Storm Warning issued for Hunterdon; icing could cause power failures
• Raritan Twp. woman quits sewer post before her first meeting
• Holland Twp., Milford raise the sewer service charges
• Disabled hunters help cull the Hunterdon herd
• Man threatens to 'shoot up' the Landslide Saloon in Bethlehem Twp.
• Snow, sleet and freezing rain is coming to Hunterdon
• Lambertville Cops: Strong-arm robbery leaves woman injured, suspect on the loose
• Obituaries: Funeral services set for Lindsay Anne Freeman, formerly of Union Township, dies after Maryland auto crash
• Critics see 'clear bias' in task force report for closing Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
• Milford prepares solar regs, plans to lease borough property for solar array
• Gangs have presence in 254 towns, in every county in N.J., survey shows
• Clinton Township man arrested for posting child porn
• Clinton Township schools debut interactive web site
• Republicans Baxter Rowe, Pat Morlando and Gary Hazard considered for Raritan Twp. Committee
• Snowthrower accidents lead to loss of fingers, Readington Township Police say
• Broken steam pipe forces evacaution from half of Hunterdon Central High School
• Former Union Twp. resident Lindsay Freeman, 24, dies after Maryland auto accident
• Hunterdon schools shared services confab set for Jan. 31
• Heliport hearing in Tewksbury is postponed
• Snow possible on Groundhog Day; dig out fire hydrants now, Raritan Twp. official urges
• High Bridge protests federal law to replace all-caps street signs
• North Hunterdon High teen breaks up mid-terms with disgusting smell
• Hampton man throws de-icer can and it breaks a windshield, Clinton Twp. police say
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 26, 2011
• Latest N.J. snowstorm dropped up to 19 inches in parts of the state
• Higginsville Road bridge is closed after Readington Township snowplow hits it
• Readington Twp. Committeewoman Julia Allen defends making former colleague Gerard Shamey the town judge
• Judge Rubin frustrated in slow progress in case of Rachel Atkinson, suspected of killing elderly Raritan Twp. man
• Zachary Rich starts his term on West Amwell Twp. Committee
• Driving in Hunterdon? Clear snow off your car; it's the law
• Lebanon may use leftover money for more Borough Hall improvements
• Kingwood Twp. may spend $15K more for septic, well tests at affordable housing site
• When it snows now, retired Clinton official Bob Cutter just looks out and smiles
• Home without a driveway in Glen Gardner causes problems for owner, neighbors and town officials
• Lambertville might freeze non-union employee pay; cops getting 4% raises
• Can volunteers paint the Franklin Twp. School addition?
• With schools closed due to snow, some Hunterdon kids go to work shoveling
• This Flemington snowman: little hat on a big head
• Show shovels getting a workout in Clinton after big storm
• Hearing on helipad proposed for former Jason Williams estate in Alexandria Twp. is delayed
• Snowmen abound in Hunterdon after nearly 18 inches of snow falls in parts of county
• Man with bloody towel around hand charged in criminal mischief at Raritan Twp. motel
• Raritan Twp. cops: County residents charged with heroin possession at the Travel Inn
• Parts of N.J. belted with more than a foot of snow
• Several NJ Transit train stations closed; very limited bus service running
• Obituaries: Ronald Schiavone, contractor, co-founder of Fiddler's Elbow Country Club in Tewksbury and Bedminster, dies at 85
• Meteorologists warn heavy snow may turn into sleet, freezing rain
• Jury selection begins in sexual assault trial for former Hunterdon County firefighter
• Before today's storm, Raritan Twp. spent $142,000 on snow, ice removal
• Obituaries: Joseph Hilzer, former Raritan Twp. Planning Board chairman, has died at 91
• Tewksbury Twp. puts $300,000 toward preserving Hill & Dale Farm
• Solar power planned for store-office-warehouse project proposed at old Warren Lumber complex in Annandale
• Milford recalls Riegel Paper, Opera House in oral history
• Snow slams Hunterdon; the worst will be tonight
• Light snow is falling over most of N.J.
• Parts of N.J. may get 4 to 10 inches of snow in upcoming storm
• Delaware Twp. hires 3 as police officers, names a sergeant and a chief
• Up to 10 inches of wet snow possible in Hunterdon County
• Flemington seeks idea on use of old Agway property on North Main Street
• Hunterdon grand jury indicts 5 inmates at Mountainview prison in murder of a fellow inmate
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees school board to adopt energy savings implementation plan tonight
• Bill Reed is back on Flemington Borough Council; had served 1976-1994
• Lebanon Twp. proposes bigger loans to help people build "affordable" housing
• Woman, 31, charged with assaulting teen girl outside Clinton Twp. firehouse
• Next N.J. snowstorm likely to hit Wednesday
• Hampton Council to appoint Celentano replacement tonight at 8
• Fire breaks out at Edna Mahan prison building in Union Twp.; nobody is hurt
• Delaware Twp. teen jailed on drug, traffic, probation charges
• Lambertville man urinated on sidewalk near school after parking-space argument, police report
• SUV hits Route 31 overpass in Clinton Township and other accidents follow, police say
• Hunterdon County, Waste Management try to settle garbage money dispute
• Temperature drops below 0 in several Hunterdon towns; another storm coming
• Frenchtown lets police chief hire a replacement for officer charged with a crime
• Clinton Township zoning board to consider solar array for Warren Lumber redevelopment
• Hunterdon Polytech school board will tonight hear audit results, adopt corrective action plan
• Hunterdon County uses inmates to pick up dead deer, alleviate costs
• More than 100 inmates temporarily moved after Hunterdon County prison fire
• Obituaries: Daryl Kanach has died at 53; was football, wrestling star at Hunterdon Central High School
• Public hearing on proposed heliport in Tewksbury Township is Wednesday, Feb. 2
• Highlands Council is accepting comments on Tewksbury Township's conformance petition
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 21, 2011
• Obituaries: Manning Douglass, noted farmer in Franklin and Union townships, has died at 85
• Gov. Chris Christie praises Lambertville Mayor David DelVecchio, new president of state Conference of Mayors
• Pickup truck slides down icy driveway, ends up in Delaware Twp. creek; driver not hurt
• Watch out for snow squalls in Hunterdon County
• Milford concerned about taxes; budget meetings planned
• Firemen take part in funeral for Paul Storr, 49-year member of Raritan Twp. Fire Co.
• Car crashes into pole along Reaville Road in Raritan Twp, cutting power to farm
• Snow is over in Hunterdon; next comes The Big Chill
• N.J. town hall meeting in Edison highlights education cuts
• Two Hunterdon men among 15 charged with labor racketeering; allegedly extorted Longshoremen's union members
• N.J. Senate committee holds public hearing to repeal medical marijuana rules
• Fred Brown, new Hunterdon sheriff, cuts payroll and expenses; won't rehire Russo or Muller
• Person taken away by helicopter after Flemington accident
• With no money from Freeholders, Hunterdon Parks Dept. seeks free acts for summer music series at Deer Path
• South Hunterdon High School settles teachers' contract: salaries increase 9.37% over three years
• Resident questions real cost of Franklin Twp. School water tanks, takes complaints to state
• 3-vehicle crash on Route 78 East near Exit 26 backs traffic through Hunterdon County toward Clinton
• Obituaries: Albert Bowlby , longtime Hampton official and baseball coach, has died at 89
• Arsenic problem licked, Flemington to drill 2 more wells
• Tim Nemeth joins Stockton council
• Homeless in Hunterdon County will be counted, offered services
• 18 Hunterdon County employees losing their jobs; Freeholders outsource custodial work
• Milford mill demolition, Crown Vantage Landfill cleanup to be topics of meeting
• Islamic Center of Hunterdon buys land in Raritan Twp., plans to build mosque
• Hunterdon high school students suffer through getting into college
• 13-year-old Milford lad gets another deer
• Developers want to revive Flemington's landmark Union Hotel
• Fire from wood-burning furnace damages Franklin Twp. home
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 18, 2011
• Clinton OKs letting town employees who are firemen answer alarms
• Lawyer criticizes Readington Twp. Committee naming former mayor Shamey to be judge; would like the post himself
• 14 charges against Lebanon man after incident at Verizon store
• Clinton Township police charge one after fight at Miller's Tavern
• Salt spreading continues on Hunterdon roads
• Raritan Twp. board continues hearing on solar panels proposed for Kuhl Road farm
• Icy roads close schools in Hunterdon
• Union Twp. officials worry about emissions of idling trucks from Route 78 hurting school kids
• Parts of N.J. expected to get up to 6 inches of snow
• Icy roads, snow expected during N.J. morning commute, meteorologists say
• Which Reading Road -- in Kingwood, Delaware or Raritan?
• Hunterdon Freeholders set to approve 2011 temporary budget and outsource custodial services
• Deer crossing: update coming on missing fence along Rt. 78 near prison in Union Twp.
• Hunterdon Prosecutor Kearns aims to right his ship
• Snow, freezing rain likely in Hunterdon County
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 14, 2011
• Obituaries: Paul Storr dies at 70; 49-year member of Raritan Twp. Fire Company
• N.J. towns with no local taxes are running out of options
• Annandale man dies in car crash on County Route 614
• Snow, sleet and rain headed to Hunterdon
• Stockton girl's hat is a weiner and a winner
• Franklin Twp. man, 57, killed in Union Twp. car crash
• Hunterdon residents capture snowstorm on camera
• Phillip Lubitz becomes Kingwood Twp. mayor; many residents named to committees, boards
• Raritan twp. cops: Walmart employee charged for allegedly stealing from the store
• Flemington man wearing wig and makeup tries to force elderly father to give him $300K
• Clinton's Main Street bridge to reopen today
• Raritan Twp. cops: Lebanon man jailed, charged with DUI
• Obituaries: Dale Briggs, beloved Bloomsbury teacher, has died at 62
• Hunterdon solid waste agency sets hearing on Raritan Valley Disposal's proposed transfer station in Raritan Twp.
• N.J. plans Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations
• N.J. agrees to release construction plans for Hunterdon County road-salt storage barn
• Proposed plan for lowering Lake Hopatcong will be discussed at meeting
• State settles suit, lets Bethlehem woman see plans for township salt barn
• Pa. prosecutor seeks death penalty for suspect accused of abducting ex-Flemington woman
• Hunterdon digs and shovels and blows the snow
• Clinton Township police arrest man after search for missing girl
• GOP lawmaker’s aide joins sewer authority
• Chris James, Vicky Papics start new terms on Bloomsbury Borough Council
• William Bischoff is now the mayor of Union Twp.
• Frenchtown police will deliver medicine to seniors, those who can't leave home
• Hunterdon escapes worst of the snow; most schools are closed
• N.J. snowfall totals range from 6 to 12 inches for much of the state, less in the south
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 11, 2011
• 3 assistant Hunterdon County prosecutors are let go by Kearns
• Snow begins in Hunterdon; meetings, events, sporting events postponed
• Bloods gang member arrested by State Police in Bethlehem Twp.
• Latest forecast: up to 12 inches of snow possible in Hunterdon
• James Naples succeeds Robert Cutter in Clinton post; Robert Bogart gets job Naples had in Bridgewater
• Milford mulls leasing land to a solar energy developer
• Horse missing two weeks after escaping Kingwood Twp. paddock
• West Portal Historic Society creating honor roll of military veterans
• Winter Storm Warning posted for Hunterdon; up to 9 inches of snow possible
• Dozens of firemen fight blaze at vacant house in Raritan Township; fire marshal investigating
• Lance, staff take part in moment of silence for Arizona shooting victims
• Conviction upheld for misinformed gun owner who stopped for gas in Clinton
• Bridge over Delaware River connecting Milford, Upper Black Eddy will be closed 4 months
• Readington police: Jeep rolls over, driver faces DWI charge
• Storm coming, at least 6 inches of snow likely in Hunterdon
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 07, 2011
• Two arrested on cocaine charges after probe by Hunterdon “Gangs, Guns and Narcotics Task Force" and Clinton Twp. cops
• Snow is falling again in Hunterdon; a couple inches possible
• Merck moving hundreds of employees to Readington Twp.
• Winter weather to hit South Jersey
• Former bank teller spots a scam when letter mailed to her in Glen Gardner promises a $125,000 prize
• More snow coming to Hunterdon County
• Snow covers roads in Hunterdon, auto accidents abound; State Police are busy
• Snow starts falling in parts of N.J.
• Remember to Clear All Ice and Snow from Vehicles Prior to Driving
• Frenchtown firemen, state association fight over documents, $50,000
• With snow coming, Raritan Twp. police warn you to remove snow, ice from vehicle before driving
• Clinton Township Council reorganizes; Lazarus, Vos sworn to first terms
• Rep. Lance begins his second term in Congress
• Lebanon Township reorganizes: Piazza elected Mayor, ambulance bond ordinance introduced
• Austad and Campbell sworn to Franklin Township Committee; Bauman to serve as mayor
• William Bischoff becomes mayor of Union Twp.; Frank Mazza is deputy mayor
• Snow forecast for Hunterdon; it won't be a major storm
• Hunterdon spent $589K to clear snow from the roads in 2010
• Flemington, Raritan Twp. have female fire chiefs
• Riegelsville Bridge is rededicated after $8M renovation
• Clinton Twp.-area day campground owner donates 19 acres to county land trust
• Watch out on pond, river ice, Clinton Twp. police warn after false alarm about person falling into water
• Matt Holt becomes Hunterdon Freeholder director; Fred Brown takes oath as sheriff
• Desire starts second term as High Bridge mayor; Miller and Hughes take Borough Council oaths
• Ward Sanders, Steve Stegman and Elaine Warner take Lambertville Council oaths
• Robert Smith is back on Clinton Town Council
• After PBA won't reopen contract, Lambertville lays off a policeman
• Woman who was in prison for burning Alexandria house now charged with assaulting Flemington policeman
• American Water raising rates in Raritan, Readington, Tewksbury townships and Frenchtown
• Whitehouse Rescue expansion plan riles neighboring squads
• Michael Reino prepares to become mayor of Lebanon
• Vos and Lazarus to be sworn to Clinton Township Council tonight
• Raritan Township Police Department News - January 04, 2011
• 2 Flemington men arrested in assault that left victim with a fractured skull
• Former Star-Ledger reporter Eleanor Barrett, 46, dies of heart attack
• Bethlehem Twp. man, dog, rescue 4-year-old boy from drowning in ice-covered Clinton pond
• Rescue squad frees dog trapped under dishwasher in Raritan Twp. home
• Former town clerk Noralie LeFevre takes seat on Milford Borough Council
• Hunterdon's Vernotica, six others, lose county superintendent jobs
• John Harris is named Holland Twp. police chief, succeeding David Van Gilson
• Kenneth Vogel chosen mayor of Holland Twp.
• Peter Melick becomes mayor of Tewksbury Twp.
• Hunterdon County claims Waste Management owes $90,000
• Readington Township's new mayor appoints predecessor as municipal court judge
• Pattenburg Quarry owner wants to fill in Bethlehem Twp. side, where a landslide took place
• Highlands Council gives OK to Bethlehem, Califon and Glen Gardner
• Tewksbury Land Use Board to host talk on solar energy on Wednesday
• Appeals court upholds DWI conviction in Clinton Twp. case; driver claimed stop was improper
• State Police still hunting for robber of Clinton Truck Stop in Union Twp.
• Hunterdon County woman injured in car crash on Route 78
• 2 Flemington blazes busy firemen on New Year's Eve
• Hunterdon Medical Center welcomes its first baby of 2011
• Study finds majority of N.J. municipalities raised local tax levies by 5 percent or more
• Second building fire breaks out in Flemington, this one at Chamber of Commerce offices in Liberty Village shopping complex
• Building catches fire on Main Street in Flemington
• Hunterdon says good-bye at funeral for Bruce Mast, Delaware Twp. policeman
• Readington cops found $61,649 in a BMW, man learns after suing township
• 100+ Hunterdon County employees getting layoff notices but fewer will be fired
• Tractor-trailer accident on Route 78 in Union Township slows traffic
• 2 writers oppose putting name" "Russ Riegel" on road by Hunterdon Central High
• Garbage truck routes to expanded RVD transfer station in Raritan Twp. are debated
• Clinton Twp. construction official, zoning officer Michael Wright costs them big money, some claim
• Hunterdon Sheriff Trout reviews her accomplishments, criticizes the Freeholders
• Former Flemington woman, kidnapped, is feared dead
• Man's skull fractured in attack at Flemington apartment
• Hunterdon counts down to saying "Happy New Year"
• Bruce Mast, Delaware Twp. policeman who died at 52, is recalled as a great person
• Cops: Flemington woman used forged credentials, may be deported to Mexico
• Authorities investigate assault in Flemington
• Disabled hunters will go gunning for deer at Hunterdon golf course
• Funeral details set for Bruce Mast, 52, longtime Delaware Twp. policeman
• Tree falls on car in drunken driving crash in Bethlehem Twp., police say
• Man armed with knives kicks in door of pub in High Bridge
• Truck hits Green Sergeant's Covered Bridge in Delaware Twp.
• Fugitive arrested in Clinton Township; copper parts found
• Devils Lacrosse Club wants to create a home on Raritan Twp. open space land
• Gas generator starts chicken coop fire in Delaware Twp.
• Califon will not fight the state over $110 in reduced aid
• Bloomsbury OKs recycling rules but drops enforcement aspect
• High winds causes drifting snow, downed trees in Hunterdon
• Snow is over in Hunterdon but the wind continues
• Nearly two feet of snow falls in parts of Middlesex County
• Snow begins falling in Hunterdon; it will be worse tonight
• In Flemington, pre-dawn Christmas caroling tradition celebrates 100 years
• A foot of snow possible in Hunterdon County; Winter Storm Warning in effect
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 23, 2010
• $6K worth of copper stolen from cellular phone tower in Oldwick
• Frenchtown family receives rent, food, furniture from mystery 'Santa Claus'
• Raritan Twp. driver charged after truck goes off Route 12, crashes into pole, causing power failure
• Hunterdon kids might get to use Christmas sleds soon
• Clinton teen arrested after crash in Motor Vehicle Commission lot in Raritan Twp.
• Case Tigerettes win middle school choir 101.5 FM radio contest
• Former Flemington woman, kidnapped in Bucks County, Pa., remains missing
• State delayed taking over sheriff probe from Hunterdon prosecutor
• Hunterdon County boy with cancer seeks 220,000 paper cranes
• Route 12 in Raritan Twp. closed after car hits pole, wires fall
• Drugs and alcohol can kill, Hunterdon teens are reminded in program after death of Matt Sanquini
• Lt. John Kuczynski of the Clinton Township police becoming Hunterdon prosecutor's chief
• Clinton Twp. board mulls closing a school due to lower enrollment
• Flemington seeks ideas on what to do with old Agway property
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 20, 2010
• Appeals court will hear Tewksbury Twp. arguments after BPU allows electric substation
• Chickens are now legal even on small properties in Califon
• Blue SUV sought in hit and run accident
• Hunterdon Freeholders could hire Warren County assistant prosecutor tonight to be first assistant here
• North Hunterdon High student in hospital with suspected viral meningitis
• Fearing drug use in park, Lebanon Council wants more State Police patrols
• Christmas miracle: East Amwell Twp. teen tells of rescue after big tree falls on him
• Bethlehem Twp. honors Walt Steele, 5 others for volunteer service
• Case Middle School students from Flemington, Raritan Twp. singing in radio contest
• Tree falls on East Amwell Twp. teen, just missing his head
• Broken boiler temporary closes National Hotel in Frenchtown
• Future of Clinton Township's historic Vought House remains unclear
• Kingwood School students receive video from Chilean rescuer after writing to miners
• Lambertville uses undercover cops to catch jaywalkers, drivers who don't stop for pedestrians
• Bankruptcy filing, frozen and burst pipes for Lebanon Twp. First Aid Squad
• Jury selection to start in trial for Frank Venable of Flemington, a fireman charged with molesting teen boys
• Tewksbury hunter gets big horn ram in Arizona
• Worker injured today at Franklin Township School construction site
• Clinton Township Police: man drove wrong way on Route 31 in rush-hour traffic
• Nighttime fire causes minor damage at Hunterdon Central High School in Raritan Twp.
• It's the 100th anniversary of Christmas morning caroling in Flemington
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 17, 2010
• Man trapped under tree in East Amwell Twp.
• Raritan Twp. man can withdraw guilty plea for spitting on cop charge
• Parts worth $3,300 stolen from two cars parked at Hunterdon BMW in Clinton Twp.
• John Knoble appointed to Lebanon Borough Council, taking seat of Kathleen Bross
• Flemington man catches large lake trout at Round Valley Reservoir
• New boat ramp on Delaware River will be used in reenactment of Christmas Day crossing by Gen. George Washinbgon
• High Bridge councilman leaves last meeting early after argument
• Extension for cleanup of basin in Grayrock Estates under review in Clinton Township
• Locandro development gets Delaware Township zoning approval
• National survey offers snapshot of life, income and population of Hunterdon
• Raritan Township and Aldrich agree on higher tax bill
• Many Readington Township tax assessments going down
• Rutgers students present solar energy report on Milford
• 19-year-old Holland Township man found dead in his bed
• Mary Elizabeth Young is Tewksbury’s Citizen of the Year
• Pine tree stolen from High Bridge golf course to be Christmas tree, police say
• More than a quarter of students at Hunterdon County school have had strep throat since October
• Solar panels, cell tower on agenda in Raritan Township
• Milligan farmhouse, other Union Township houses auctioned
• Delinquent taxpayers, mainly businesses, costing Frenchtown
• Bloomsbury's old mill may have new redeveloper; Borough Council to discuss plans
• Diabetic emergency causes 3-car crash at Copper Hill Road, Route 202-31 in Raritan Township on Saturday
• Flemington gives lukewarm support to Route 202-31 traffic circle makeover
• Police station size, cost concerns Delaware Twp. residents
• Arctic blast, maybe snow showers hit Hunterdon
• Community Survey results paint N.J. as wealthy, heavily populated with immigrants
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 14, 2010
• Sussex, Warren county residents commute more than 1 hour roundtrip, U.S. Census Bureau survey estimates
• Hagedorn board head confident on psychiatric hospital's future, Christie waiting for task force opinion
• Franklin Township school officials say they have the funds to finish construction project; others fear the money is running out
• Town of Clinton mayor switches to Republican
• Bomb scare at Delaware Township school prompts evacuation
• Clinton Mayor Schaumburg to become Republican
• Route 31, Minneakoning in Raritan Township is site of increased car wrecks
• N.J. is home to three of nine counties nationally with poverty rate below 5 percent, survey reveals
• Weather forecasters expect cold blast to hit New Jersey
• Sewer rates likely to increase significantly in Holland, township officials say
• 'Unusual number' of strep throat cases found among Alexandria Township students
• Richard O'Malley resigns from Raritan Twp. Committee
• Holland Township approves $20K more for Riegel Ridge Community Center construction
• West Amwell accident closes Route 31 for eight hours on Sunday
• Hunterdon County Undersheriff wants to be Mercer County Sheriff
• N.J. doctor supplied steroids to hundreds of law enforcement officers, firefighters
• Delaware Township police chief retiring with 32 years on his hometown force
• Lebanon Township searches for road sign stealers
• Raritan Twp. cops: Man was masturbating outside dance studio
• Hunterdon Planning Board extends deadline for 2010 planning award nominations
• Governor Christie to visit Clinton for town hall meeting
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 10, 2010
• Christie denies involvement in dismissal of charges in Hunterdon County Sheriff's case
• Obituaries: Virginia “Ginny Lee” Napurano, co-founder of WDVR-FM radio in Delaware Twp.
• More than 75,000 lights, 20 buildings at Christmas City display in Readington Twp.
• Milford Superfund site lights annoy a man in Upper Black Eddy, Pa.
• School officials in Hunterdon County town are confident they can pay for increasingly expensive project
• Rock thrown at woman hiking Columbia Trail in High Bridge
• Attorney General Paula Dow accused of conspiring to dismiss criminal charges against Sheriff Deborah Trout
• West Amwell buying used garbage truck for $45,000
• Resident questions cost of Delaware Twp. plan to turn house into police station
• Planners will review Flemington Cut Glass townhouse proposal
• Bethlehem Twp. salt barn plans are top secret, state says
• On "Jeopardy" TV show: Raritan Twp. man who works at Hunterdon Central
• Clinton Twp. and Lebanon building inspector makes some enemies
• Booze alert: At sporting events, Hunterdon Central testing students suspected of drinking alcohol
• Obituaries: Nicholas “Big Nick” Glynos, was co-owner of Circle Diner in Flemington
• Cops arrest six at old Lambertville High School, which many think is haunted
• Army-Navy football game ball passing through N.J. with stop in Raritan Twp.
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 07, 2010
• Anthony Kearns takes oath as Hunterdon prosecutor
• Lebanon Township tries again to get ambulances back
• Hunterdon Freeholders to consider 14 open space proposals
• Homemade bomb detonates in mailbox of West Amwell Twp. resident
• Report of missing 90-year-old woman prompts police search in Clinton Township
• Frenchtown cop charged with revealing confidential DYFS information
• Flemington-Raritan school board to address 2009-10 financial audit report tonight
• Cold weather, snow arrive in Hunterdon
• House fire delays start of Clinton Christmas Parade
• Obituaries: Michael Kursar of Clinton Twp., a Muhlenberg College student, has died at 19
• Raritan Township Police Department News - December 03, 2010
• Environment projects planned along the Sidney Brook in Franklin and Union townships
• Public has say on plan to close Hagedorn Hospital, N.J.'s smallest public mental institution
• Obituaries: Richard Hoernlen, who was a leading resident of Califon, has died at 87
• Hunterdon County offering $10,000 bonuses to encourage older employees to retire
• Solar panels on farm fields would help south Hunterdon towns and schools save on energy
• Man who goes to Raritan Twp. police to report his medicine missing is charged with DUI
• Alleged voyeur indicted on invasion of privacy charges at Kohls in Raritan Township
• Frenchtown to create policies for Google Docs, online meetings
• Frenchtown cop arrested, suspended
• East Amwell Harvest Festival confrontation leads to indictment
• Missing fence at Edna Mahan prison in Union Twp. lets deer run onto Route 78
• Hunterdon County, municipal, fire and rescue officials discuss sharing services
• Investigation ends in alleged attempted abduction in Kingwood
• Seven Hunterdon towns losing some state aid due to new 'Best Practices Checklist'
• Seven-foot cardboard castle at Califon Book Shop
• Extra patrols for drunk driving in Lambertville and three Hunterdon townships
• Anthony Kearns confirmed as Hunterdon County prosecutor
• Garden Solar proposes solar panels on Kuhl Road farm in Raritan Twp.
• Trespasser spooked their horse, Delaware Twp. family claims in lawsuit
• Bear hunt begins in Hunterdon County; about 3,400 bears roam state
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees High teachers union declares impasse in contract talks
• Powerful N.J. storm causes thousands of power outages, commuter delays
• Hunterdon offering retirement incentive to employees
• N.J. towns relieved they don't have to replace street signs under new federal rules
• Delaware Twp. Committeeman Roger Locandro seeks subdivison AND preservation of his 54-acre farm
• Voorhees High girl cross-country runners are best in the Northeast
• Flemington, Clinton set Christmas parades
• Flooding likely in Hunterdon County
• Strong thunderstorm may hit Hunterdon
• Authorities thwart scam after money orders are mailed to Flemington Police Station
• Franklin Twp. School officials unsure if they have enough money to finish construction
• On "Have A Say Day," Clinton Twp. residents can give their views on the township schools
• Bear hit and killed on Route 202 in West Amwell during rush hour
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 29, 2010
• Drunk Driving Enforcement Crackdown to be Conducted Locally as Part of Statewide Campaign
• Solar power will light High Bridge town Christmas Tree
• Lebanon Township declines to pay ambulance squad's $57K debt
• Trial for Frank Venable, Hunterdon County fireman accused of molesting boys, is postponed
• Garbage limits increase recycling in High Bridge
• Milligan farm in Union Twp., source of the Milk Can football game prize, is up for auction
• Short piece of Main Street in Flemington closing 2 nights for work
• Raritan Twp. cop and Junction Road residents put out fire with garden hoses and fire extinguisher
• Walking tour of historic Annandale will be held Saturday
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Flemington Holiday Parade will have 3,500 people, 55 floats
• Group tries to get Hunterdon County road named in honor of legendary high school wrestling coach
• Whitehouse man will try to play 500 chess games at once in quest for world record
• 5,428 sign up for Flemington Turkey Trot; Will Rowland wins
• Will Rowland wins the Thanksgiving Turkey Trot in Flemington
• Two men fraudulently bought more than $10,000 in merchandise at Home Depot, Raritan Twp. police charge
• Black Friday shoppers hit the toy store in Flemington
• Father Christmas visits Clinton for Dickens Days
• Bloomsbury mayor calls mandatory recycling rules 'absurd' and 'unreasonable' as officials criticize Hunterdon County, state
• Snow covers the ground in Hunterdon on Thanksgiving Day
• In Thanksgiving football game, Delaware Valley defeats South, again
• $227,000 emergency appropriation given for High Bridge Hills Golf Club
• Former Hunterdon County prosecutor sues N.J. over sheriff probe
• Art Attack Black Friday Holiday Party
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 24, 2010
• N.J. farmers can receive federal assistance for crop losses due to summer drought
• West Amwell Twp. boy, 13, kills a 9-point deer on Youth Hunt day
• 'Turkey trots' take the guilt out of holiday feasting
• Assistant Hunterdon County prosecutor accuses state Attorney General's Office of improprieties
• Clinton cops charge 2 men with being under the influence
• Franklin Township School construction changes trigger special school board meeting Monday
• Scout Venture Crew 63 invites Thanksgiving travelers to "Take a Break" along Route 78 in Bloomsbury
• Bloomsbury has highest crime rate but it's blamed on the truck stop
• Hunterdon County Bar Association names new president
• Marijuana-crazed teen runs from Clinton Twp. home in pajamas, barefoot, prompting widespread search, police report
• Red Cross closes Hunterdon office but remains active in county
• Judge dismisses Sheriff Trout's claims against the Freeholders; Trout may appeal
• Hunterdon churches, groups plan Thanksgiving services, meals
• Glen Gardner students must attend Voorhees High, not North Hunterdon
• Lambertville might install automated system to give tickets for running red lights
• Clinton Christmas Parade route changed due to bridge closing
• Anthony Kearns III is confirmed as Hunterdon County Prosecutor
• Former Flemington cop and freeholder candidate, others join Hunterdon sheriff in notices they'll sue the county
• Clinton attorney named Hunterdon prosecutor
• Pedestrian walkway opens on damaged Clinton bridge; car closing may last months
• Clinton Township school board chooses new board member
• Raritan Twp. Planning Board says former Yale Corp. property should be redeveloped, houses can stay
• How much money was in BMW of a woman charged with drug crimes? Libertarian sues Readington Twp. to find out
• Rear window 'collapses' out of SUV, hits other cars on Route 78 in Union Twp.
• Clinton Twp. Police: teen punches man at football game
• Clinton Township man, 37, charged with abandoning car with drugs, alcohol in it
• Clinton Township Council cancels this week's meeting
• Tewksbury Twp. will check into complaints of rowdy concerts on Guinea Hollow Road
• Flemington man is charged after trying to lure detective posing as 12-year-old girl
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Rahway Valley Sewerage Authority chooses new director
• Franklin Twp. school board votes down proposal for it to become a school "choice" district and take outside kids
• Clinton Twp. man threatens to shoot wife, a day after ripping phone from her hands when she tries to call 9-1-1
• Hunterdon Central fans cheer on soccer team but they lose to Cherokee
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 19, 2010
• Teacher facing child endangerment charges allegedly destroyed computers
• Hunterdon County sheriff taking freeholders to court -- again
• Hunterdon County Sheriff Trout, 2 others may each sue for $10M from Freeholders, former prosecutor, other officials
• If your dog barks for more than 20 minutes, High Bridge might fine you
• High Bridge Council cuts speed limit to 15 mph on Mine Road
• Police describe man wanted in attempted luring of a Delaware Valley High student in Kingwood
• Hours after arrest in Lambertville on DUI charges, man is accused of trespassing at Raritan Twp. liquor store
• Raritan Twp. board to discuss former Yale property, where a Costco could be built
• Crime dips in Hunterdon, Somerset counties
• Man flown to hospital after one-car crash into tree off Route 78 in Union Twp.
• Quakertown fire truck driver pleads guilty in ambulance accident case
• Damaged Clinton bridge remains closed; engineers hope to re-open walkway soon
• Voorhees and North Hunterdon high schools get ready to play for the milk can
• Del Val High School reports attempted abduction of female student on her way to school this morning
• Franklin Twp. school board will publicly discuss $250,000 in change orders
• Milford-Upper Black Eddy bridge will be closed for rehabilitation
• Sheriff Deborah Trout fight with Hunterdon Freeholders returns to court
• The North Pole Express
• Santa Express
• Plan to log Hunterdon County parkland scrapped
• Hunterdon freeholders approve layoff plan over workers' protests
• N.J. residents sue man for trespassing on horseback, causing injury to one of the landowners, show horse
• Delaware Valley High paid former Athletic Director Leonard Grzywacz $117,107 to resign
• Readington schools hires both interim superintendent and search firm for top job
• East Amwell must give some emails to Joan McGee, former Planning Board Administor; court notes there was friction between her and other officials
• $2 milion deal will save 89-acre tract off Cider Mill Road in East Amwell as grasslands habitat
• Raritan Township family's Brittany Spaniel needs 200 stitches after mystery wounding
• High Bridge council to discuss barking dogs, Mine Road speed limit and garbage stickers
• Richer kids do better in school; Hunterdon Central seeks donations to give computers to the needy
• Experts examine damaged Clinton bridge, closed after car hits it
• Hunterdon Freeholders drop furlough plan; now mull cutting jobs
• Wind Advisory issued for region; storm damage reported in Somerset
• Riegelsville bridge over the Delaware River will be closed for weekend work
• Despite layoff notice to PBA, Lambertville patrolman is still working
• N.J. schoool districts confused after state steps in to cap superintendent pay
• Dozens of N.J. towns recognized for green initiatives
• Bridgewater-Raritan teacher admits exchanging sexual e-mails, pictures with student, 15
• Main Street Bridge in Clinton is closed after a vehicle hits it
• Franklin Twp. school board postpones vote on $250,000 in change orders from construction project
• Chicken flock size, coop cleaning rules proposed in Califon
• Hunter shoots himself in leg with 12-gauge shotgun, West Amwell Twp. police report
• Tractor-trailer driver charged after rig hits rock wall in High Bridge
• Woman saved after losing consciousness in Holland Twp. church
• Man flown by helicopter to hospital after fall from roof of Bethlehem Twp. home
• America's Grow-a-Row seeks water permit for preserved farm in Alexandria Township
• Lost man who asks Lambertville police for directions ends up charged with DUI, other offenses
• Ex-assistant pastor says he was forced out of Clinton chapel by age, illness
• Hunterdon Central wrestling supporters ask Raritan Twp. to rename Junction Road for Russ Riegel
• Man trying to steal aluminum pole from West Amwell firehouse hits witness with Jeep, police report
• Hunterdon Freeholders meet tonight in the old court house
• Flemington cops: Drunken woman created scene at Wawa
• Raritan Township Police News - November 15, 2010
• Hunterdon Central High School officials won't say why math teacher turned in credentials, resigned after six-month paid suspension
• Driver arrested after 11 small bags of marijuana found in vehicle, Clinton Twp. police report
• Sustainable Jersey certifies Union Twp. for environmental efforts
• Lifelong Frenchtown resident gives $5,000 to police force in her will
• Wanted Lavallette man is accused of giving fake ID to Hunterdon County cops
• Verizon proposes cell tower for Bethlehem Twp. llama farm
• Nonprofit group HomeSharing matches N.J. residents with people who need inexpensive housing
• Whitehouse woman charged with DUI, other offenses after her car runs into back of another one in Raritan Twp.
• Man who allegedly stole energy bars costing $3.54 from Raritan Twp. Walmart ends up in jail
• Red Cross will honor three Readington Twp. policemen who helped save the life of a man
• Open government advocate threatens to sue Franklin Twp. School Board
• Lambertville auction of social realist painter Ben Shahn's works, property nets $800K
• Retired N.J. State Police major left handgun in unlocked car at rest stop, report says
• Readington Township school board names interim superintendent of schools
• Hunterdon Freeholders could seek layoffs rather than furloughs in 2011
• Del Val falls to North Plainfield 2-1 in boys soccer
• Clinton Township cop on loan to DEA; department expects benefit
• Hunterdon County "Friends" spruce up, equip libraries with gifts
• Seventy-four districts apply to join N.J. interdistrict school choice program
• School choice in Lebanon Borough? Board of Education to discuss issue tonight
• Frenchtown hires new police officer
• Raritan Township Police News - November 5, 2010
• Clinton Township officials to modify tree protection rules
• Stockton bridge over Delaware River will be closed for hour-long periods at night
• Readington picks interim schools superintendent
• Franklin Township School officials reveal possible lawsuits over $10.8 million school construction project
• Clinton Twp. family appreciates all who help after huge deer fatally gores their dog, Mongo
• Delaware Twp. mulls buying house to convert to police headquarters; total cost could be as much as $1 million
• Couple wants to turn Hoffman Park farmhouse into trail visitors center; Union Twp. plans to have it demolished
• At least 12 Hunterdon towns are "going green" in Sustainable Jersey program
• N.J. celebrates Veterans Day with events throughout the state
• Hunterdon Central wrestling supporters want Junction Road changed to Russ Riegel Road
• For Hunterdon soldiers, Veterans Day is another work day
• American pit bull terrier from suspected dog-fighting operation can be adopted in Lambertville
• Raritan Township Police Department News - November 09, 2010
• Alexandria Township man hikes the Appalachian Trail, eyes the Pacific Crest Trail next
• Visiting football players have iPods, not ball, stolen at South Hunterdon High School
• Smoke screen fills cameras as thieves rob Lambertville antique shop
• Delaware Valley High gets $115,916 check to cover thefts by Robert Walsh, former business administrator and superintendent
• Veterans Day holiday will delay Hunterdon County Democrat mail delivery
• Raritan to discuss marking Yale site for redevelopment
• Burglars set off smoke bombs, quickly steal silver from a Lambertville gallery
• Flemington man who questions borough's snowflake decorations ends up arrested
• Another person paid to hold sign advertising Flemington store is arrested
• Flemington police want to work 12-hour shifts, for 3 days, then 3 off
• Hunterdon County holding another Hazardous Waste Cleanup Day
• Police search for person who burglarized Lambertville art gallery, then set off smoke bombs
• 'Wheel of Fortune' one-letter, seven-word phrase solve is a winner for N.J. native
• Trenton woman creates, sends greeting cards to women inmates in Hunterdon
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees school district pays $302,000 to settle sex harassment suit filed by 2 former bus drivers
• Clinton Township police arrest two; seize $6,500 cash
• N.J. municipal officials weigh in on master plan proposal
• Wind Advisory in effect for Hunterdon County
• Drunk driver, asleep at the wheel, takes off and goes wrong way down a street, Lambertville police charge
• Raritan Twp. pays $29,172 to a retired employee for sick, vacation days; may change its rules now
• Merck educator inspires science education in Readington Township schools; receives award
• Clinton native guesses 7-word phrase with a single letter on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Veterans are urged to get Hunterdon County ID cards
• Kingwood Twp. sets rules on solar energy structures; hearings for two projects are this week
• Bloomsbury proposes garbage inspectors to check for recycling violations
• South Hunterdon High School junior named Student of the Month by state Department of Education
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• West Amwell, Fulper family reach settlement in property development dispute
• Frenchtown officials will create rules for using Google Docs
• Franklin Township mulls changes to Master Plan
• Hunterdon County says no reason to drop speed limit on Route 513 in Lebanon Township
• Anthony Serra quits as Readington Township representative on Hunterdon Central High School board; replacement candidates are sought
• Frenchtown Council names Seth Grossman to vacancy due to Adam Liebtag resigning
• Assault by auto, DUI charges against Raritan Twp. woman after passenger is hurt in car crash
• Raritan Twp. woman charged with vehicle burglaries at Sonic, Longhorn Steakhouse, Goddard School, other businessses
• Frenchtown Council will discuss repealing curfew
• Boy's dog dies after deer attacks, throws it into a river, Clinton Twp. police report
• Obituaries: Thomas Ogden, a former mayor of Clinton Twp., has died at 69
• Delaware Twp. popcorn farmer included in documentary to be broadcast on New Jersey Network
• Raritan Twp. plans measure to protect trees
• Fire Chief: Ice and snow threaten safety of firefighters
• Reorganized Hunterdon Polytech school board is a more pro-Freeholder body
• Hunterdon freeholders considering 3-week furloughs to avert layoffs
• N.J. board cracks down on municipal bonds with rocketing payment schedules
• It’s back to the drawing board for Lebanon Township’s alternative energy ordinance
• Swastika, racial slurs and body parts painted on cars, fence in Bethlehem Township
• Franklin Twp. teen bags a big buck deer with his bow and arrow
• No guns allowed for ‘habitual drunkard’
• Hunterdon union decries Freeholder plan for 15 furlough days in 2011
• North Hunterdon High School grad takes a spin on 'Wheel of Fortune'
• Frenchtown council will select new member to fill vacant seat
• Apple, peach grower John Melick of Tewksbury Twp. is New Jersey's Outstanding Young Farmer
• Missing dog in Raritan Township found in Plainfield more than a year later
• It's raining in Flemington; snow showers are possible tomorrow
• Raritan Township Police News - November 02, 2010
• Franklin Twp., Frenchtown both mull joining school "choice" program
• Clinton Township native to voice Marty McFly in 'Back to the Future' video game
• State appellate court tosses one count but upholds former Milford priest's sentence on another
• Frenchtown vandalism would be worse without curfew, police chief says
• 700 fugitives line up for 'Safe Surrender' program in Somerset County
• N.J. appellate judges uphold sexual assault conviction, dismiss lesser charge in Milford priest case
• Man flown to hospital after falling out of his truck in Bloomsbury
• Tractor-trailer rear-ended on Route 78 in Union Twp.
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees High board discriminates against Glen Gardner kids, parents claim; say they lack 'choice'
• Republicans sweep Hunterdon Freeholder races
• Raritan Township man charged with criminal restraint, aggravated assault
• Raritan Twp. man refused to let young woman out of car in BJ's parking lot, police charge
• Raritan Twp. man helped hide suicidal man who left Hunterdon Medical Center, police say
• Election Day: people make their choices in Hunterdon County
• Hunterdon County general election results 2010
• U.S. Rep. Leonard Lance cruises to victory in N.J.'s 7th District race
• Flemington elects Edwards mayor in GOP sweep
• U.S. Rep. Rush Holt retains seat in N.J.'s 12th Congressional District
• Democratic challengers fail to unseat Republicans in Hunterdon County elections
• Delaware Twp. house burns after it's hit by sparks from fire in a barrel; 14 years ago a man was killed in a barrel fire at same place
• Touch a Truck and fight flu with nasal spray at Deer Path Park in Readington
• Election Day: people are voting in Hunterdon County, New Jersey and other states
• N.J. voters head to the polls on Election Day 2010
• Pickup truck driver badly hurt in wreck on Route 31 in Readington Twp.
• Readington Twp. school board decides against sharing Lisa Brady, Hunterdon Central High superintendent
• Union County contractor charged with using phony documents to snag Clinton dam project
• NJN food series features Dvoor farm market, two Hunterdon farms and a Flemington restaurant
• Construction contractor indicted on fraud charges for public jobs in Clinton, Lambertville, Chatham and Hope
• Frenchtown applies to be a school "choice" district and accept outside students
• Hunterdon Freeholder meeting bumped by election to Wednesday
• Hunterdon Polytech school board re-organization meeting is tonight at 6 p.m.
• Flemington-Raritan school board to hear Grade 1-4 word study revision plan
• Lebanon Township to hold public hearing on wind, solar and wood-burning energy structures
• High Bridge man hopes to create hiking and biking trial; bow hunter says there could be problems
• High Bridge Council will likely reduce Mine Road speed limit to 15
• Union County contractor indicted in scam that netted jobs in Chatham, Clinton, Hope, Lambertville and West Amwell
• Hunterdon County residents to vote Tuesday on local candidates, public questions
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Trick-or-treating with a twist: send the sweets to soldiers
• Spilled heating oil from High Bridge house enters South Branch of the Raritan River
• Voorhees High School has new Homecoming Queen, a Bethlehem Township girl
• Cops: Flemington woman stole iPad in Hunterdon Hospital's ER
• 7 tickets to woman who backs into another vehicle in fire lane at ShopRite in Franklin Twp., police report
• Clinton Township officials argue: should new responsibilities warrant pay increase?
• Support for Republican challenger slides in 12th District congressional race vs. Holt, poll finds
• Readington Township police arrest two men on $25K in stolen property and other charges
• Somerville man charged with sex assault of 12-year-old girl pleads guilty to lesser offense
• N.J. man gets 4 years in prison for not telling two sexual partners he had HIV
• Clinton Township officials move foward with tree protection rules
• Clinton Township Council candidate: don't discuss private matters in public meetings
• Riegelsville bridge over Delaware River will be closed for weekend repairs; Milford bridge scheduled for work next
• Mother and child reunion, with assist from Clinton Township police
• Hunterdon Polytech celebrates national academic achievement award
• Sen. Lautenberg questions why N.J. has not applied for $5M in U.S. funds for food stamps
• N.J. authorities step up enforcement in anticipation of Mischief Night
• Voorhees High School graduate is three day winner on 'Jeopardy,' wins $63,000
• $20,000 and various drugs found in crashed car of Alexandria Twp. man, police report
• High Bridge loosens bite in dog bark rules
• Flemington woman steals iPad computer of a Hunterdon Medical Center patient, police report
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 29, 2010
• Denied more welfare aid, Flemington woman grabs Social Services worker, ends up arrested, police report
• Maryland crab takes part in Raritan Township school Halloween parade
• Raritan Township Police News - October 25, 2010
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 21, 2010
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 20, 2010
• Simon, Meade face off in Readington Township Committee race
• Candidates square off in 7th District Congressional race debate
• Cregar Road in High Bridge getting drainage basins now; extensive repairs later
• Hunterdon schools getting $145,100 from insurance group for safety projects
• Violence/vandalism report at Flemington-Raritan school board meeting tonight
• High Bridge Council delays action on lowering Mine Road speed limit
• Readington Township Police seek help with 'suspicious incident'
• Hunterdon couple bequeaths $860K to library
• Ghosts showing up in Hunterdon
• Will homeowners pay to fix, maintain Clinton Township detention basin?
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Former circus performer's science class is a blast for Tewksbury students
• High Bridge dogs can still bark; Council postpones action on tougher rules
• Hunterdon towns get $122,000 in recycling grants; nothing for Lebanon
• High Bridge man alters drug prescription to get morphine, Clinton Twp. police charge
• Frenchtown, Lebanon residents charged with having heroin, end up in Hunterdon County Jail
• Hunterdon County Library gets no-strings $860,000 gift
• Suicide suspected in Interstate 78 incident
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 13, 2010
• Trial set in Franklin Township emergency services dispute
• Clinton Twp. Police: mom too drunk for us to tell her injured daughter was in hospital
• West Amwell Twp. learns that house with a bad well is hard to sell
• Debate between Potosnak and Lance debate at Hunterdon Central High is canceled; Potosnak will speak in Califon
• Milford man accused of robbing Somerset County stores at knifepoint is indicted
• Hampton dad accused of DUI as he tried to pick up child
• Hampton man arrested at Copper Hill School for trying to pick up his child drunk, police say
• Flemington-Raritan officials want to review new head lice protocols, but may not have authority to change them
• Re-developer Mark Mulligan interested in the Union Hotel in Flemington
• Hunterdon residents remember victims of hate crimes
• U.S. Rep. Rush Holt faces tight re-election battle, poll finds
• Frenchtown Councilman opposes curfew for minors; says it takes away their freedom
• $738,000 more sought to preserve Hill & Dale Farm in Tewksbury Twp.
• Jorden Schiff, Readington school superintendent, leaving for Hillsborough
• West Amwell Twp. hopes to save money by buying trucks for trash, recycling
• Former Franklin Twp. man dies after Clinton Twp. accident; brother was also killed in an auto accident
• Raritan Twp. car dealer Steve Kalafer produces another movie, "The Soprano State," based on book about New Jersey politics
• Lawyers for Rachel Atkinson, awaiting trial in murder of Raritan Twp. man, gathering information
• Raritan Twp. may ease rules for solar and wind power equipment
• Readington superintendent will lead Hillsborough's schools
• Dog barking rules on High Bridge Borough Council meeting agenda
• Lebanon Twp. proposes rules on wind, solar and wood-burning energy equipment
• North Plainfield priest removed amid sexual misconduct allegations
• Watch out for phone scam, Bloomsbury mayor and State Police warn
• Flemington cops: Roadside advertising woman had heroin hidden in her mouth and is wanted in two cities
• Flemington cops: Man charged with stripping, masturbating in view of woman washing dishes
• 'Stomp'-style drummer boy charged in Lambertville
• Clinton Township Police investigating Annandale Pre-School
• Mediation fails in Lebanon Twp. First Aid Squad squbble with township, so they'll return to court
• The 3 people hoping to be elected next Flemington mayor will debate
• Hunterdon Hispanos aim to bring communities together
• Flemington man accused of masturbating in window
• Flemington cops: Roadside advertiser hid heroin in her mouth
• Scratch your old thoughts on head lice; new rules at Flemington-Raritan schools follow Harvard findings
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 8, 2010
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees superintendent to give 2009-10 violence and vandalism report
• Obituaries: Vittorio “Vic” Tripoli, former Franklin Twp. resident, dies after motorcycle accident in Clinton Twp.
• Due to Milford sewer plant upgrades, Holland Twp. residents likely to see rate increases
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for Hunterdon County
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Committee race heats up in Readington
• Frenchtown will ask Hunterdon County to study sharing forces
• Frost Advisory issued for Hunterdon County
• Frost advisory is issued for five N.J. counties
• Raritan Twp. giving 4% raises to many officials
• Frenchtown adopts new recycling ordinance after much debate
• Holcombe-Jimison Farmstead Museum in Delaware Twp., oldest house in the county, part of annual tour
• It's pumpkin picking time in Hunterdon County
• Obituaries: Johnathan Slusher, editor of the Hunterdon Review newspaper, has died at 45
• Bridge work causes detour on road from Wertsville in East Amwell into Hopewell
• Hunterdon to appoint new trustee to Raritan Valley Community College
• Majority on Raritan Twp. Committee want new tree protection rules
• Join the conversation online in the Hunterdon County Democrat's forums
• During search, Clinton Township Police officer nearly stabbed by uncapped syringe
• Wertsville Road bridge renovation is subject of onsite review
• Holland Twp. police chief to retire; new officer will be hired
• Lambertville: Warnings to end, tickets starting for jaywalkers
• Ambulance purchase removed from Lebanon Township bond ordinance: dispute continues with squad
• More Hunterdon parents are getting school "choice" for their kids
• Trooper needs a helping hand as he fights leukemia
• Franklin Twp. students to return to their own school after unexpected infrastructure problems
• Delware River Bridge Commission will close Stockton bridge for up to an hour on at least six nights
• 380 New Jersey school districts share $5M for safety initiatives
• Raritan Township Police Department News - October 5, 2010
• Field house at Delaware Valley High would be memorial to Scott Oldenburg
• Wall demolition rumor at Franklin Twp. School is explained by board president
• Raritan Twp. history group to restore Oak Grove School at former Flemington Fairgrounds
• Stink bugs bothering you? Delaware Twp. man invents a trap you can make
• Califon Council has misgivings about mandatory recycling rules
• Hunterdon Freeholders mull dropping county employees to keep tax rate flat
• Flemington celebrating Indian Chief Tuccamirgan with various events
• Old tractors sought for display marking 50 years of agricultural education at South Hunterdon High
• In Califon, if you want a cop, don't call the mayor or a councilman
• Readington Twp. pays $7,402 to resident Don Baldwin for his lawyer bills in dispute over public records
• Hunterdon freeholder candidates Walton and Thompson agree to two debates
• "Germans Are Funny, Too" according to new book by High Bridge woman
• Man loses marijuana argument in Flemington, police say
• Zombies headline this year's haunted Red Mill; museum working on mental illness exhibit
• Raritan Twp. cops arrest three men in Bed, Bath & Beyond, Home Depot thefts
• Raritan Township Police Department News - Oct 1, 2010
• Two cars crash in front of Voorhees High School
• Del Val gridders beat Voorhees, 35-0; Roman is top performer
• Clinton Township officials to consider spending $80,000 on various improvements
• Flemington-Raritan school district hires former employee as "job coach" for Desmares teach
• Franklin Township School will be open to all its students next week, officials say
• Delaware River Bridge Commission sets lane restrictions due to construction
• Hunterdon Freeholders to begin 2011 budget discussions tomorrow
• South Hunterdon High School to host computer skills program for senior citizens
• Holland Twp. says it needs bigger municipal hall but lacks the money
• Hunterdon County 4-H members celebrate National 4-H Week
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Raritan Valley college grad to speak at White House
• Winner of Free 100K Luxury Wedding to be Announced
• Lambertville City Hall gets a new life
• Flood Warnings dropped for Delaware River in Hunterdon; more rain coming Monday
• Clinton Township man charged with extortion, terroristic threats; lodged in county jail on $50,000 b
• Delware Valley High may share its superintendent with Frenchtown School
• After 20 years, Lindbergh trial reenactment will end in Flemington
• Stink bugs invade Hunterdon
• Barge gets loose at Route 202 toll bridge over Delaware River near Lambertville; bridge commission
• Clinton Township man charged with attempted extortion
• Storm hits parts of N.J. with record rainfall, but lessens drought concern
• Barge breaks free in Delaware River at Lambertville, forcing temporary bridge closure; Flood Warning
• Flood Warning issued for Delaware River in Hunterdon; only minor problems predicted
• Former Delaware Valley News editor is awarded writing fellowship
• Califon school district talks of merging with Tewksbury, Lebanon townships
• Flood Watch, Wind Advisory for Hunterdon as rain storm nears
• Hunterdon County is sending emails reminding people to get flu shots
• Raritan Twp. man found lying in middle of Everitt Road is charged with DUI, reckless driving
• Raritan Twp. police arrest drunk man who said he entered somebody's house just to go to sleep
• N.J. weather calls for heavy rain, gusty winds overnight
• Delaware River monitored as Flood Warning is issued for Hunterdon, Warren, Bucks counties
• Two Pennsylvania men seen having sex at Route 78 rest area in Bethlehem Twp., police say
• Hunterdon Hispanos reps, police, others speak at Flemington meeting on day laborers
• Hunterdon County is sending emails reminding people to get flu shots
• Pediatric neuorlogist from Basking Ridge admits possessing child porn
• Former Hunterdon County Assistant Prosecutor weighs a possible lawsuit over his termination
• Franklin Township may tighten septic system rules
• Lambertville might drop a cop to save money
• Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon due to heavy rains coming
• Franklin Twp. School kids start classes: some there, some in Clinton Twp.
• Archaeological study planned for Superfund site at Milford paper mill before cleanup
• Raritan Twp. getting state study on network of biking and walking paths
• In slick but legal maneuver, Delaware Valley High board gives tenure to Dera Wasserbach, the busine
• Hunterdon County Animal Rescue Team sets disaster drill at County Fairgrounds
• Wind Advisory, Flood Watch issued for Hunterdon County including Clinton
• Obituaries: Jeffrey Svoboda of Clinton Twp. dies while serving in Coast Guard in Massachusetts
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 28, 2010
• Flemington police find shotgun in Milford man's car; it's legal but pot is not
• Terroristic threat charges against Flemington man after tale involving girlfriend, roommate, deport
• Lawmakers introduce bills on public employees with criminal convictions
• More N.J. towns see savings by sending emergency dispatch to county
• Califon postpones decision on chickens in backyards
• Flemington holding special meeting on workers waiting for jobs
• Tornado Watch in effect for Hunterdon, other counties
• UPDATE: Power outage shuts Voorhees High School
• Frenchtown man charged with robbing four cars
• Frenchtown man faces assault, other charges after domestic dispute
• Group home employee in Delaware Twp. charged with stealing from client she was caring for
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 24, 2010
• Accident temporarily closes two lanes on Interstate 78 east in Readington
• Top Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office personnel are on the way out
• Heavier rain is headed to Hunterdon; street flooding possible
• Some Franklin Township School kids starting classes there; others go to Clinton Township
• Bridgewater beats North 4-0 in field hockey
• Hunterdon Central boys lose to Bridgewater in soccer, 2-0
• Raritan Twp. woman falls from window in possible suicide attempt
• Obituaries: Mark E. Laustsen Jr., 23, formerly of Bethlehem Twp., dies in New Hampshire car crash
• Cops have DNA of Jimmy's Ice Cream Stand burglar
• Historic preservation rules may change in Clinton Township
• High Bridge expects to save money with new electricity supplier
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Puerto Rico natives will soon need new birth certificates to get driver's licenses, passports
• Hunterdon County finds first North American instance of invasive Chinese pond mussel
• Speed may be reduced from 25 to 15 mph on Mine Road in High Bridge
• Former TD Bank employee charged with stealing more than $11,000 from a Raritan Twp. branch
• North Hunterdon gridders beat Ridge, 25-22
• Tewksbury school board and teachers reach tentative contract agreement
• N.J. schools weighing best ways to spend $268M in federal funds
• Developers stand in line for Lipton's sewer capacity in Raritan Township
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 22, 2010
• Lane closures to affect Lambertville free bridge, Lambertville toll bridge and Stockton bridge throu
• Classes for K-5 students will begin at Franklin Township School in Hunterdon next week
• Delaware River basin drought warning is issued, voluntary conservation urged
• Califon: Skateboard park is 'not feasible'
• High Bridge proposes 5-minute barking limit in new ordinance
• Pa. woman is killed in I-78 crash in Hunterdon County
• State Police caution drivers about speeding, accidents on Route 78 near Jugtown Mountain
• Pringles potato chip can hiding place for heroin, Clinton Township police say
• Tewksbury Twp. residents don't want speed to be raised on Water Street
• Teens charged with having stolen car parts from Mercer auto yard; allegedly intended to steal more n
• Seven-vehicle crash on Route 78 East delays traffic for an hour during morning commute
• Paterson man charged with stealing computers, software from Flemington Granite in Raritan Twp.
• Hunterdon County students yet to start school will finally get going next week
• Flemington mayoral candidates agree to debate
• Tour Lambertville City Hall after ribbon-cutting marking completion of $1.6 million renovation
• Franklin students still unsure where to go for first day of school
• Flemington hopes to lure developers to historic Union Hotel
• Flemington's lingering Hispanic day laborers to be topic of meeting
• Free pony rides, displays, games, local groups at Delaware Township's annual Community Day on S
• WDVR-FM buys closed Sergeantsville Brethren Church for Heartlands Hayride country music show
• North Hunterdon and Voorhees High School teachers demand raises equal to administrators
• Lambertville City Council approves spending for municipal improvements
• Voorhees High School and Hunterdon Central High School look sharp in early volleyball games
• Franklin Twp. school officials to announce where students will attend classes
• Jersey Central Power and Light axes 2 trees without borough approval in Lebanon
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 20, 2010
• Hunterdon residents bound for World Equestrian Games in Kentucky
• Califon residents can take another peck at chicken ordinance
• Raritan Valley Community College shut down by "smoke emergency"
• UPDATE RVCC West Building remains closed after smoke shuts campus
• RVCC evacuates buildings to repair electric equipment related to smoke emergency
• RVCC back to normal after electrical problems repaired
• Flemington cops: Waiter lives it up with customer's credit card number
• Franklin Township farm stand owner snaps photos of theft
• Truck and boat reported stolen in 2006 recovered in Delaware Township on vacant rental property
• Delaware Township hunter, 61, medivacked after branch near tree stand breaks
• Hollywood partnership formed on playground films in South Amboy
• Raritan Township teen driving to church fatally struck 68-year-old Flemington man
• Raritan Township teen charged with stabbing at Flemington South pool
• State finds no cancer cluster at Clinton Township elementary school
• N.J. legislative task force to study plan to phase out Hagedorn pyschiatric hospital
• Pedestrian fatally hit by vehicle near Ramada Inn and ShopRite in Raritan Twp.
• Police: Woman dies after Route 78 crash caused by tire blow out
• Hunterdon Polytech board to consider new and revised policies tonight at 6 p.m.
• Milford man charged with armed robberies in Somerset County
• Hunterdon County Courthouse in Flemington restores historic portraits
• Police looking for culprits in memorial flag destruction
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• 75 years after his Dad did it, Thor Solberg of Readington Twp. will retrace his path flying to Norwa
• Washington Township questions price of gas charged by Tewksbury fuel depot
• Birds dying in Hunterdon from West Nile Virus; no human cases in county
• Officials urge all N.J. residents to get flu shots protecting against H1N1
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 17, 2010
• "Doing doughnuts" at Round Valley Reservoir in Clinton Twp. leads to arrest
• Franklin Township School 'on track' for students to return Sept. 27
• Clinton Twp. policeman breaks into house to rescue woman who tried to kill herself
• Serious injuries in accident on Route 202-31 in Raritan Twp.
• Man with hunting knife allegedly causes ruckus at Lab Corp. in Raritan Twp.
• Orange goo in Alexandria Twp. dump contains alcohol, arsenic
• Hunterdon Central gridders beat Elizabeth, 35-26
• Reunion celebrates family who settled in Hunterdon 300 years ago
• Teachers expected en masse at North Hunterdon-Voorhees school board meeting Tuesday
• Day laborers getting new pickup site in Flemington; overflow crowd postpones Borough Council meeting
• Revised indictment adds more sex assault charges for ex-Sussex County newspaper editor
• Pine Creek Miniature Golf in West Amwell Twp. set to close on Halloween
• Round-the-clock roosters’ crowing agitates Tewksbury Township neighbors
• Heavy rain likely later in Hunterdon County
• Hunterdon Freeholder Mennen wants to cut county's spending on lawyers
• Lebanon Township again introduces bond ordinance to buy ambulance and other equipment
• Somerset freeholders reluctant to share cost of college's student centet
• Christie: Task force should study only the plan to shutter Hagedorn
• Five men accused of fatally beating N.J. inmate appear in court
• Environmental Protection Agency accuses Raritan Town Square of many violations
• Raritan Twp. abandons its Dumpster rebellion
• Union Hotel, Park Ave., day laborers are Flemington meeting topics UPDATED
• South Hunterdon High School to host program offering expert college admissions information
• Hauptmann trial in Flemington will include car Anne Lindbergh arrived in
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 14, 2010
• In Readington Twp., candidate Matthew Meade wants to debate but Donna Simon does not
• Lawyer's surgery could hold up trial of family charged with running forgery scam
• Safely dispose of unwanted medicines on Saturday, Sept. 25
• Hoffman Farm subdivision preserves farmland and eliminates public access
• North Hunterdon-Voorhees board to set 2010-2011 district goals tonight
• Costco, gas station, housing likely get Raritan Twp. sewer capacity
• School officials promise: Franklin Township School students will return to class on Sept. 27
• Gas leak in Raritan Twp. forces evacuations UPDATED
• Lambertville man arrested for stabbing his girlfriend with a kitchen knife, police say
• Stockton man arrested for theft, forgery at Hibernia Apartment Complex in Lambertville, police say
• Raritan Township retirement community evacuated after gas main break
• Paintings of Japanese geishas stolen in Flemington
• Trial for alleged ringleader of Operation Stop Payment may be delayed after lawyer's surgery
• 18-year-olds arrested in Lambertville for DUI had five open 750 ml bottles of rum in car, police say
• Rep. Rush Holt slams opponent for proposal to reduce unemployment benefits below minimum wage
• Raritan Township residents evacuated after gas main break
• Route 78 commuters get a little relief: Route 173 bridge has finally reopened
• Jailed Kingwood Township man faces auto theft, drug charges
• Bear along Route 31 in Clinton Twp. seemed to be monitoring traffic, police say
• Obama back-to-school speech stirs little controversy this time
• Franklin Township school official say school to open at end of month
• New York City woman killed in I-78 crash in Union County
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 10, 2010
• East Amwell using grants for energy-saving heat, lights, more
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for Hunterdon County
• Woman killed in car wreck on Route 78 in Union Township
• Hoffman farm subdivision approval Monday won't end Holland Township - Hunterdon County dispute
• State and schools want parents to pay attention to safety when dropping kids off
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Highlands restrictions could squash Hunterdon YMCA's expansion plans
• Milford delays decision on Highlands Plan vs. COAH growth numbers
• Pictures of East Amwell fil new history book
• Rush Holt begins campaign for re-election to Congress representing Hunterdon, other counties; Scott
• Friends group forms to help preserve High Bridge Reformed Church
• Registration for Hunterdon flu clinics will begin
• Birthday cupcakes in school at the center of debate in Tewksbury Township
• Readington Twp. teen ate cigar with marijuana in it, Raritan Twp. police report
• Batteries in recycling container cause house deck fire in Raritan Twp.
• Haz-mat clean up billing rules tightened by Hunterdon County
• Franklin Township school board to meet at church as construction delays school opening
• ‘Suspicious person’ arrested in Tewksbury
• Violent, after-school fight between two North Hunterdon High teens was planned, police say
• Clinton Township cops use pepper spray to break up fight
• Bicyclist cracks helmet, suffers head injury after colliding with motorcycle in Clinton Township
• Drug probe nets 3 in Hunterdon County
• N.Y. officials recall milk sold in N.J.
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 7, 2010
• Is Hampton farm operation legal composting or illegal recycling?
• DEP extends drought watch statewide after dry summer
• Appellate court: Tenant justified in moving out of apartment where mold destroyed the furniture, boo
• Lambertville not sure what to pay for 6.7 acres of hillside
• Some in Lebanon Twp. seek lower speed limits on Route 513 near Voorhees High, and other roads
• Lebanon Twp. residents fear influx of outsiders if it takes Green Acres money to create a park
• Hunterdon schools show little impact from budget cuts
• In Union Twp., Pattenburg Fire Company members will become medical first responders to help Rescue
• Hunterdon Medical Center wins in tax dispute with Readington Twp.
• Gov. Chris Christie unveils plan for legislators to be more transparent about their finances
• Quakertown Fire Company driver misses court date for trial in complaint filed by Quaketown Volunteer
• Hunterdon County residents asked to limit water use
• Union Twp. will auction the Milligan farmhouse, demolish main house at Hoffman Park
• Readington Twp. woman who was investment adviser stole millions from clients, the SEC charges
• Hunterdon County freeholders take aim at Sheriff Trout
• More barking expected at High Bridge dog ordinance discussion
• Red Flag Warning issued for Hunterdon; watch out with fires outside
• Frenchtown council protests 'best practices' checklist; borough could lose state aid
• Water, fire hydrant and sewer fees may increase in several Hunterdon municipalities
• Gov. Christie speaks in Raritan Township
• Be careful with outside fires in Hunterdon
• Hunterdon Freeholders to consider open space applications manual tonight
• Man arrested at Frenchtown River Fest after giving police officer the middle finger
• Gov. Christie will speak at public meeting in Raritan Twp.
• Lambertville woman finds stickers on car calling troops 'pawns of Zionists war mongering Jews&#
• Raritan Twp. police arrest man who begged officers to shoot him
• Raritan Twp. man threatened fire marshals investigating an illegal open burn, police say
• Franklin Township kids can go to conservation camp until school opens
• Hunterdon Freeholders to pursue their own investigation of dismissed Sheriff's Office indictmen
• Flemington cops: Teen attempted $5 theft wearing cardboard crown
• Towns resist governor's list of best practices
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Hagedorn supporters fear state's latest move is a step toward closure
• N.J. schools see reductions in police presence due to budget problems
• N.J. Republicans hope to ride Gov. Christie's rising star to midterm success
• Thousands flock to Hunterdon County farm for Christian music festival
• Using bucket as a bucket seat leads to charges against driver by Clinton Twp. police
• Raritan Township Police Department News - September 2, 2010
• Frenchtown Councilman Adam Liebtag is resigning after 5 years
• Raritan Twp. police find woman sitting on a cooler; she ends up in another "cooler" (the
• Delaware River bridge commission suspends some construction for Labor Day weekend
• Hagedorn's non-geriatric Hunterdon patients will go to Greystone Park in Morris County
• Flemington hosting last Main Street car show of the year
• Delayed opening prompts Franklin Township School to announce full-day childcare option
• New Frenchtown sewer plant may cost at least $2 million
• 500-pound pumpkin growing in Alexandria Township vegetable garden
• Frenchtown council bashes state DEP, but votes to introduce new recycling rules
• Branchburg financial adviser accused of stealing $11M from clients
• Lebanon Township fails to adopt bond ordinance to pay for ambulance and other equipment
• Glen Gardner man drove while intoxicated near Clinton Twp. Middle School, police say
• Dry weather makes Hunterdon peach, corn crops ripen early; final harvest will be earlier too
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 31, 2010
• North Hunterdon girls soccer faces challenging schedule
• Dog attack in Clinton Twp. leaves woman and her two dogs injured
• Court rules Hunterdon physical therapy unit is exempt from taxes
• Luscious, sexy fruit on the menu at the 20th Annual Great Tomato Tasting
• Two Flemington girls arrested at Kohl's, face shoplifting charges
• Sonic boom comes to Raritan Twp. as fast-food eatery opens; servers on roller skates bring your orde
• Franklin Twp. School construction delays could cause split sessions or sending kids to another town
• Revelation Generation, Christian music festival, coming to Kingwod Twp. farm
• Holding noses, Clinton Twp. Council introduces new rules for recycling; they feel forced to adopt or
• Bethlehem Twp. musician walks to Hollywood
• Union Twp. may let people pay property taxes with a credit card
• Union County contractor hired to repair Clinton dam charged with fraud
• Suspected cancer cluster in Clinton Twp. schools being checked by state health experts
• Flemington Republicans choose Erica Edwards to run for mayor; Democrat Jeff Doshna stays in the rac
• State program sends welfare clients to work for local agencies
• Hurricane Earl to impact New Jersey coast; Hunterdon residents should prepare for emergencies
• Cancer victims sought for Clinton Township schools survey
• Hagedorn plan is topic of Thursday Hunterdon Mental Health Board meeting
• One lane on New Hope-Lambertville toll bridge will be closed for construction
• Man had large Samurai sword in car, Raritan Twp. police report
• Hunterdon Land Trust Alliance purchase of 40 acres puts group over 5,000-acre mark
• John Trontis leaving as Hunterdon County parks director for state parks post
• Hurricane Earl preparations include online registry for Hunterdon residents with special needs
• Hunterdon parks chief to head State Park Service
• Judge refers Lebanon Township ambulance dispute to mediator
• Lambertville woman charged with urinating on highway
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 27, 2010
• Report on psychiatric evaluation of murder defendant, Rachel Atkinson due by Oct. 1
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Hunterdon, Somerset schools find ways to do more with less
• Sunday at the 4-H fair: Beatlemania, antique race cars and pig races
• Reserve tickets for Flemington Rotary Club's motorcycle ride and clam bake on Sept. 18
• Monroe 8-year-old boy with lymphoma soars above N.J. on MetLife blimp
• Rutgers football scout player Udovich, former North Hunterdon MVP, finishing as player/coach
• Alexandria Twp. man rides 10,800 miles to sell cleaning product
• Saturday at the fair: country music, seeing-eye dogs and a llama obstacle course take the spotlight
• Officials investigate cancer cluster among faculty at Clinton Township school
• Stimulus funds in Hunterdon County keep workers on the job
• Fire breaks out in dryer at a Raritan Twp. townhome, residents evacuated
• Tanker truck ignites on Flemington Circle
• 5 are charged in beating death of inmate in Hunterdon County
• 5 prisoners are charged with fatal beating of inmate at Mountainview facility
• Two Flemington residents arrested for child abuse
• Friday at the fair: shooting clubs teach aim, livestock takes center stage and a bean 'spit-off
• Hampton man critical after bike mishap
• Gloucester man accused of sexual contact with underage kin
• Flemington couple is accused of striking child with dog collar
• Construction may delay Franklin Township School opening to Sept. 27
• Perryville Road work is discussed, delayed
• Califon continues to ponder: are chickens OK in borough?
• Awards given, ambassadors named at the Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Hunterdon County football coaches talk about players, upcoming season
• Send the Democrat your 4-H and Agricultural Fair photos
• Clinton Township officials considering new rules for parks
• Readington teachers learning from Merck
• In Clinton Township, road improvements spark concerns about protecting trees
• Thursday at the 4-H Fair: reptiles, rescue dogs, llamas and Christmas trees draw crowds
• Prosecutors must turn over Wahba investigation materials, answer questions under oath
• Egg Harbor man beaten by fellow inmates died from head trauma, reports say
• Day one at the Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair sees magic and animal displays
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 24, 2010
• Clinton man is accused of assaulting his mother
• Lambertville police union calls layoff notice unwarranted and budget cuts 'illegal'
• Record eel, caught at Round Valley Reservoir, eaten
• Appellate Court upholds ruling on tennis court built near Tewksbury residence
• Franklin Township Fire Marshal orders school evacuated, ending school board meeting UPDATED
• Union Hotel deal aims to prevent opposition by Flemington Furs
• Flemington will focus on the Park Avenue loiterers
• Friday fireworks displays bring spending customers to Lambertville
• Holland Twp. man charged with aggravated assault after incident in West Amwell Twp. field
• Charges are dismissed against Hunterdon officials after Attorney General found 'errors' in
• Woman hit by car while walking across drive-through lanes at TD Bank in Flemington
• Police: Hampton man arrested after trying to sell stolen ATV to off-duty officer
• Delaware Township bear tries to break into homes
• Glen Gardner gives $25,000 for Hampton ambulance; mayor knocks Lebanon and Clinton townships
• Gov. Christie picks prosecutors for Hunterdon, Somerset counties
• N.J. judge drops misconduct charges against Hunterdon sheriff, two others
• Charges dropped against Hunterdon Sheriff Deborah Trout, Undersheriff Michael Russo, former investig
• Hunterdon authorites investigate death of 20-year-old inmate at corrections facility
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 20, 2010
• Fireworks, music, more at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair
• Flemington historic raceway group will display vintage race cars at Hunterdon County Fair
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• 40 acres preserved in Bethlehem Twp., next to Tower Hill, Jugtown reserves
• Glen Gardner likes State Police coverage; may pull out regional police study
• Flemington Speedway Historical Society hosts display, events at Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultura
• Hunterdon County 4-H and Agricultural Fair offers shows, rides, food and fun
• PETA won't donate to proposed dog park in Hampton without a pro-neutering sign
• Men charged with assaulting 20-year-old at 7-Eleven store in Raritan Twp.
• Sonic restaurant in Raritan Twp. will open soon
• Lawsuit possible in dispute between Bethlehem Twp. board of education and member who resigned
• Judges rule: Tewksbury tennis court must go
• Gov. Christie, family, staff salute Grow-a-Row at Peaceful Valley Orchards in Union Twp.
• Raritan Twp. Committee rejects requiring Dumpster covers; faces DEP penalties
• 75 years after the crime, this might be last year for re-enactment of Hauptman trial in the Lindberg
• Jailed former NBA star Jayson Williams facing drunken-driving charges
• Frenchtown school's chief leaving for Kingwood Twp. post
• Clinton Township police investigating vandalism at Fountain Motel
• Franklin Twp. School head confident of opening on scheduled date
• Raritan Twp. Committee rejects ordinance that would have allowed pay raises for employees
• Police charge woman with cashing fake check in Clinton Town
• Woman who resigned from Bethlehem Twp. school board wants seat back
• Tewksbury Twp. chooses Highlands Council numbers for affordable housing units
• Costco Wholesale store possible at former Yale site in Raritan Twp.
• Anthony Kearns reported as Gov. Christie's choice to become Hunterdon County prosecutor
• Lambertville may lay off a cop to cut spending, unless PBA agrees to smaller raises
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 17, 2010
• Congressman Leonard Lance holding open meeting in Raritan Twp.
• Purse stolen from car at Copper Hill Country Club in Raritan Twp.
• Lambertville residents will vote on extending open space tax so city can buy lot behind the CVS
• Lambertville to ask voters to buy land
• Raritan Twp. man crashes motorcycle, injures head
• Hunterdon women remember, celebrate 90th anniversary of women's right to vote
• West Amwell Township ends police merger talks with Lambertville
• 16-year-old arrested in Lebanon Twp. for multiple burglaries, thefts
• Lebanon Twp. fire department rescues fawn from cistern
• Clinton asks Hunterdon to consider county-run police, fire services
• Hunterdon businesses offer discounts to library cardholders next month
• Clinton Township police search for green truck that may have caused motorcycle accident
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 13, 2010
• Severe Thunderstorm Watch posted for Hunterdon by National Weather Service
• Legislators encourage meeting on substation proposed by JCP&L in Tewksbury
• Severe thunderstorm headed toward Hunterdon, the National Weather Service warns
• Showers, thunderstorms likely in Hunterdon
• 'Jersey Shore' cast member is arrested for outstanding warrants
• High Bridge may change laws about barking dogs
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• High Bridge accepts $5.6 million state loan to repair Lake Solitude dam
• High Bridge seeks grants to fix up Solitude House, TISCO building
• Milford students write letters to Govenor Christie and help keep Old Barracks Museum in Trenton open
• Dump truck driver quits job after stones spill onto road in Clinton Twp., police report
• Local veterans recall end of World War II in Japan, 65 years ago today
• Texas man is cleared of weapons charges, convicted of hindering prosecution
• Clinton Township officials continue debate over mandatory recycling rules
• Peter Mina of Flemington finally gets his medals for World War II Navy service
• Clinton Township police seek Fountain Motel vandal
• Lebanon Township plans to buy an ambulance
• Jury deliberations continue for Texas man accused of having arsenal in Hunterdon County
• High Bridge Councilwoman Pavan resigns; Michael Lynch chosen to fill seat
• Sisters from East Amwell, after West Point and Army service, start a jewelry line
• Jury deliberates fate of Texas man charged with having weapons in Hunterdon County
• Police: Stolen items from car burglaries found in Delaware Twp.
• Hunterdon Freeholder asks Christie to investigate Attorney General takeover of Sheriff's Office
• Expanded YMCA Round Valley branch in Clinton Township would by county's largest Y
• Hampton wants to drop out of 7-town police study for north Hunterdon
• Hunterdon County to poll residents about health, lifestyles
• Readington, Hunterdon, state split the seized $100,000 which smelled of marijuana
• DEP will spray Amwell Lake to kill invasive species
• DEP to begin sampling orange goo leaking from Alexandria Twp. landfill into Delaware River
• Hunterdon sheriff goes back to court over aides' raises
• During Holocaust, this Raritan Twp. woman sang for her captors
• Raritan Twp. lists land it hopes to preserve as open space
• Flemington resident suggests tax breaks for landlords who eliminate apartments
• Jury to start deliberations in Readington Township gun trial
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 9, 2010
• Texan goes on trial for having guns in Readington Township
• Falling tree cuts power, starts fire in Holland Township
• N.J. towns reassess property values after housing market drop
• Local horseman, Cesar Parra wins first national championship as an American
• Man who asks a Clinton policeman for directions ends up charged with DWI, other offenses
• Drunk Driving Enforcement Crackdown to be Conducted Locally as Part of Statewide Campaign
• Clinton Township officials consider new recycling rules, but say they won't pay for the service
• Driver assaulted in High Bridge; police seek tips on attackers
• Attorney General's Office handling case against Hunterdon Sheriff Trout
• Lambertville police charge man with making false 9-1-1 calls
• State takes over case against Hunterdon County Sheriff Deborah Trout
• Glimpse of History photo gallery
• Flemington business finds perfect package at Hunterdon Center for Educational Advancement
• State Lifeguard tournament set for Round Valley Reservoir
• Raritan Twp. Planning Board public hearing set to address Medical Center's Sports Therapy and B
• Snakes common in Hunterdon but venemous versions are rare
• Raritan Twp. drafting rules to protect trees in proposed developments
• Hunterdon online bullying case is a crime, High Bridge chief says
• Delaware Township teens caught with apple for smoking marijuana
• Next round of Readington Township's senior housing may be built in phases
• Man injured after falling from rope swing in Delaware River
• Man charged after Clinton Township police say he led them on 6-mile pursuit
• Bridge Commission urges motorists to prepare for when Washington Crossing bridge over the Delaware i
• $5.5M student center for Raritan Valley Community College a tough sell
• Judges: DYFS was right to remove kids with Nazi-inspired names from N.J. parents in domestic violenc
• Readington Township rider in second place after first day of Dressage Festival
• South Hunterdon High School to enforce Hunterdon's strictest school tobacco policy
• Frenchtown picnic part of National Night Out against crime
• Patty Cooper of Glen Gardner is named to Clinton-Glen Gardner Board of Education
• Hunterdon County should study merging police forces, Clinton Twp. says
• To prepare for disaster, Frenchtown forms Citizen Emergency Response Team
• Lebanon Council gives 4% raises to borough employees
• Lebanon Township First Aid Squad awaits decision on lawsuit amendment, township seeks dismissal
• Delaware Twp. police charge teen with four house burglaries; he's also charged in Lambertville
• Raritan Township Police Department News - August 05, 2010
• Are chickens pets or farm animals? Some Califon residents crow about them; others squawk about their
• N.J. Supreme Court rules officer's groping conviction does not bar him from public work
• Flemington-Raritan rescue squad plans major upgrade to its building; will seek donations
• Raritan Township Police Department News - July 30, 2010
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• Roman Jewelers Wedding Finalists Announced
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• Raritan Township Police News - July 17th, 2008
• Raritan Township Police Update
• Raritan Township Police News - July 7, 2008
• Raritan Township Police News - June 30 , 2008
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• Raritan Township Police News - June 17, 2008
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• Raritan Township Police News Update - May 14, 2008
• Fourth Annual Opa Big Fat Greek Festival
• Raritan Township Police News - May 9, 2008
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