Love of Halloween inspires Hamilton family to turn home into haunted house
The story of Farina Family Frightmare is one about a Hamilton guy who gives his neighborhood quite the show every time All Hallows Eve rolls around.
Hamilton couple hopes to rejuvenate farming
Kat Mitchell and Jay Reid became farmers to follow a desire to steward the land. They currently lease a less-than-acre plot in Hamilton.
Hopewell Valley Arts Council readying for annual Amazing Pumpkin Carve
The Amazing Pumpkin Carve will run from Wednesday, Oct. 10 through Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018 at Woolsey Park in Titusville.
General Motors site sold, work begins on Ewing-based property
Site work has finally started on the old General Motors site on Parkway Avenue, following the sale of the property.
Nearly 300 Hamilton students attend Three Doctors Foundation Mentor Day
On Sept. 15 at Crockett Middle School, participants in the Three Doctors Foundation Mentor Day 2018 witnessed the power of stories; stories people read, and stories people tell.
Hamilton mother and son win gold at Transplant Games
A Hamilton mother and son with a special bond took home the gold at the Transplant Games of America this August, but they might argue that they won big long before the summer games.
Learn how to survive pregnancy without losing your mind at upcoming author event
How can you survive pregnancy without losing your mind? Find out during an author event at Carella’s Chocolates and Gifts.
PHOTOS: Residents come out to celebrate Bordentown Community Day
Families, business owners, and residents all came out to celebrate Bordentown Community day, held Sept. 15 at the township municipal complex.
West Windsor swimmer wins multiple medals at national Special Olympics
West Windsor resident Margo Lee won three gold medals and a bronze at the Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle this summer.
Princeton Junction Fire Department ready to deal with flood emergencies
The Princeton Junction Volunteer Fire Department is now equipped to deal with water-based emergencies.