Bordentown police ‘Growing for Gabe’ raises money for teen with cancer
The Bordentown Township Police Department is participating in No Shave November — or "Growing for Gabe" — to raise funds for a local Bordentown teenager.
Frontier adds nonstop flights to Sarasota from Trenton-Mercer Airport
Also beefs up flight schedules to other existing destinations for winter schedule
Ewing student breaks down barriers
Velinda Ramsey, an EHS Freshman who was born with Down syndrome,...
Stuart students awarded at MLK celebration
Students Stuart Country Day School of the Sacred Heart were awarded 6 of 9 prizes from Princeton University in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Literary and Video Student...
Thunder welcomes ‘circus’ when MLB players rehab
New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter during his rehab assignment with...
What is ‘my lifelong dream’?
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Hamilton resident Matt Ruprecht (right) stands with host Alex Trebek on...
Jeff Martin announces Hamilton mayoral bid
Council president Jeff Martin announced that he will run for mayor of Hamilton Township. The announcement sets up a race between Martin and Republican incumbent Kelly Yaede in the November general election.
With new safety system, runway has a soft landing at the end
It may not look like much, but Mercer County Airport's EMAS crushable concrete block system could save lives if a plane overshoots the runway.
In late 2011, two small planes...
Robbinsville’s Cifelli closes out record-setting lacrosse career
Robbinsville native Dina Cifelli and West Chester women’s lacrosse coach Ginny Martino after Cifelli broke the WCU all-time assist record.
Rising from the ashes: after studio burns down, artist comes to Lawrence
In April 2014 in Westtown, New York, metalsmith Steven Cooper’s home and studio disintegrated into ashes before his eyes during a seven-alarm fire.
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Kmart to close Hamilton location this year
Hamilton’s Kmart will be closing this fall, a victim of the chain’s troubled finances. The location at the intersection at Kuser Road and White Horse Avenue in Hamilton is one of four New Jersey stores in this round of shutterings.
