Hamilton Post

The Hamilton Elks, in conjunction with the Hamilton Alliance Against Substance Abuse, recently conducted a drug awareness poster contest and received more than 400 entries from township students.

In a joint effort with Hamilton Township, the Mercer County Department of Transportation & Infrastructure has installed a new traffic signal at the intersection of Hughes Drive and Paxson Avenue.

Hamilton will host this year’s NJSIAA State High School Baseball Tournament at the Bob DeMeo Field, located in Veterans Park.

Prepare to laugh as Pierrot Productions presents “Disaster! A Musical” at Mercer County Community College’s Kelsey Theatre.

Recently I enlisted a few fellow tasters from the office to make our way to five of the seven in Mercer County in search of the best falafel.

Fame often goes to people’s heads. In Brian Sakowski’s case, however, it went to his front lawn in Hamilton. His moment of national fame occurred earlier this year, when Country Gardens magazine featured Sakowski’s garden in its early spring issue.

Nottingham High School's Iliana Nyktas got her 100th hit on May 9 with a two-run single in the fourth inning during a win over Allentown.

Mercerville Elementary learns value of recycling, Veterans Park soccer field rededicated to WWII vet, and other news and notes from around Hamilton Township.

Dayna Kowalski, a first grade teacher at Greenwood Elementary School in Hamilton, received one of eight “Teacher as Hero” awards

Rutgers freshman Kristie Kubala was a member of the gold medal-winning Premiere Freestyle Pom Dance team at the International Cheerleading Union’s World Cheerleading Championships.