Housing lawsuit targets five Mercer County towns
Unable to reach a settlement, five Mercer County towns are involved in a trial that could result in the town being required to provide for almost 2,000 units of affordable housing by through 2025.
Hawks Towing featured on reality TV show
Brian Hawkins, Jr. and owner Brian Hawkins, Sr. lean on one...
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.
Aristocrat enjoys life of luxury
Aristocrat is big and shaggy, yet somehow elegant. He is graceful...
John Mastoris keeps Pat’s Diner and Trenton open 24-7
John Mastoris bought into Pat’s Diner in 2001 and became the sole owner in 2008. The diner has been serving Trenton 24/7 for about 80 years, making it a Trenton landmark.
WTF? food truck celebrates 5th anniversary by opening Ewing food stand
After five years of operating the WTF? (Where's The Food?) food truck, owners Tim and Lisa McRae have opened a takeout food stand in their hometown of Ewing.
All signs point toward progress in Trenton
What will it take to turn Trenton around in 2019? Richard K. Rein presents some ideas on how groups and individuals can work to improve the city.
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.
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.
Risoldi’s Market Cafe in Hamilton to close after 70 years in business
Risoldi’s Market Cafe in Hamilton is officially closing after over 70 years of business. Owner Sam Risoldi, Jr., said the decision comes after increased competition in the area over the last five years.
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Opposition grows to affordable housing project in West Windsor
Residents showed up to a recent West Windsor Zoning Board meeting to oppose to a plan for a 400-plus unit affordable housing development.
