Arnolds make Ewing Police Department a family affair
Four officers recently graduated the academy and joined the Ewing Police Department, including the Arnold siblings, Chelsea and Stephen
Flexible future: Universal Display Corporation is innovating with foldable screens
Universal Display Corporation, the Ewing-based company, is paving the way to a new era in wild electronics screen designs.
Shelly Dearden to retire after 32 years at Ewing High
Shelly Dearden is retiring from coaching and teaching after more than three decades—the last 32 years with her alma mater Ewing High.
Edward-Chew looking forward to strong spring track season
Dahva’e Edward-Chew turned his initial disappointment of not playing basketball into an opportunity to excel in track and field.
CUNJ donates to SERV technology center
The Credit Union of New Jersey Foundation recently donated $25,000 to SERV Behavioral Health System.
EASEL Animal Rescue League’s April rescues of the month
The EASEL Animal Rescue League is highlighting two pets for their Rescue of the Month, Mila and Joan.
Ewing High’s on-the-go Devon Kueny a wrestling medalist
Devon Kueny finished her wrestling career on a high note with a third-place finish at 118 pounds on March 2 in Atlantic City.
A trip through Ewingville along the old Shabakunk Road
We find ourselves in the heart of Ewingville, in the first decades of the 20th century, at the crossroads of what is now Pennington and Ewingville roads.
Hamilton artist Connie Cruser works on display at Ewing town hall
The Ewing Art Commission and Art Has No Boundaries will feature the mixed media, recycled art and drawings of Connie Cruser for the April arts display at Ewing town hall.
When being uncool and out of touch sets you free
I’ve recently concluded that I am not cool anymore. Not hip, not “with it,” not rad (my use of those words should be your first clue).
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Yaede touches on entertainment district, township controversies in State of Hamilton address
Four years ago, Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede “had a vision” for the township’s future. Now it could become a reality, Yaede said in her final State of Hamilton address before she faces re-election.
