Lawrence Council approves funding for 2026 road program

The Lawrence Township Council has approved an ordinance appropriating $2.4 million in capital improvement funds for the township's 2026 road program. The capital improvement ordinance does not require issuing new...

Former Lawrence Junior Cardinals treasurer charged with misappropriation of funds

The former treasurer of the Lawrence Junior Cardinals youth football and cheerleading organization has been charged with misappropriation...

I-295 off-ramp at Route 206 closed for construction of noise barrier

The off-ramp at Exit 69B on I-295 has been closed by the New Jersey Department of Transportation in...

Committee votes on school funding transparency

BY DEVON WILLIAMS NJ State House News Service A bill that would increase transparency on public school funding and provide...

Independent exits Lawrence Council race after petition challenge

Brad Moore, who launched an independent campaign for an open seat on the Lawrence Township Council, has withdrawn...

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Football camp set for July 16

The Lawrenceville School will hold a Youth Football Clinic on July 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Lawrenceville School campus. ...

Girl Scouts win Bronze Awards

Jalin Clendenin, Kayla Hilty, Sarina Khan, Alexandra Krohne, Maureen Lepold, Olivia Royster and Taylor Wemple have been recognized with the Girl Scout Bronze Award,...

Ask the doctor: What are the risks and benefits of prostate cancer screening

Concerned about your health? Experts from Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton are ready to answer readers’ questions. Send your questions to askthedoc@rwjuhh.edu ...

‘Feisty’ Becca Altman wraps up LHS lacrosse career

Becca Altman had an interesting summer break last year—the Lawrence High School senior spent last summer in Thailand, teaching young children how to speak...

Nwachukwu sets sight on June’s Meet of Champions

“Don’t think.” That’s Chika Nwachukwu’s mantra each time...

Mercer County school districts act on lead pollution

The Hamilton, Lawrence and Ewing school districts are among those in Mercer County that have tested positive for higher than acceptable levels of lead...

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