Hamilton teen earns college degree before finishing high school
Hamilton resident Emily Jaruszewski is the first person to earn a college degree before receiving a high school diploma in the history of the HSA.
Lawrence High special needs students compete with unified track team
Lawrence High School’s unified track and field team allows special needs students to compete alongside their varsity peers.
Foxmoor Shopping Center Friendly’s to reopen in mid-April
A new-look Friendly’s restaurant will open its doors to customers at the Robbinsville Foxmoor Shopping Center in mid-April.
West Windsor residents speak out against Howard Hughes plan
The Howard Hughes Corporation made its case, but anxiety is still running high among West Windsor residents who fear its plan will have a number of adverse impacts on the town.
Hopewell brothers become fourth-generation entrepreneurs with Ace & Everett
They’re living the startup life in New York’s West Village as owners and operators of Ace & Everett, a two-year-old company with the lofty aim of setting the direction of men’s style in the years to come.
Laughing Hops farm taking root on Reed Road
At Laughing Hops, the largest hops yard in New Jersey, Cape May Brewing Company has been able to brew their highly rated Three Plows American India Pale Ale.
How a state trooper found her passion training working dogs
Ewing native Annemarie DeAngelo has a 'ruff' job as the training director at Penn Vet Working Dog Center, a nonprofit organization based in Philadelphia that breeds, trains and conducts research on detection dogs.
Community rallies as Debbie Dauer battles ALS
Throughout all of Deb’s health struggles, her friends have been amazed at the strength she’s displayed, how she’s been able to stare the disease in its face and confront its progression and her future.
Infant lung transplant recipient battles against a deadly disease
About six weeks after Luca was born, the Palmisanos found out that their baby was suffering from a fatal lung disease called Alveolar Capillary Dysplasia—one that often kills within days of birth.
Steinert student creates GoFundMe to replace broken classroom skeleton
Steinert High School senior Juliana Bell started a GoFundMe page to raise money for a new skeleton to give to science teacher Patrick Hearney.
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Acme set to close in Lawrence Shopping Center
The Lawrence Shopping Center will lose a major tenant next month when the Acme grocery store closes its doors in late August.
