Local restaurants and graduates of college culinary program will staff the annual event

A message from the editors of Community News and the Hamilton Post

Six candidates are running for three seats on the Hamilton Township Board of Education. The winners each will serve a three-year term on the board.

Four candidates are vying for two two-year terms representing the 14th Legislative District in the state assembly: incumbents Daniel Benson and Wayne DeAngelo, independent Michael Bollentin and Republican challenger Bina Shah.

To get our readers ready for the polls, we've compiled coverage of all the races voters will see on their ballots, including state assembly, county executive, county freeholder, Hamilton Township Board of Education, Hamilton Township council and mayor of Hamilton Township.

Hamilton Township council president Jeff Martin sat down with Hamilton Post editor Rob Anthes Sept. 17 to discuss Martin's run for mayor.

Two countywide offices are on the ballot this Election Day: Mercer County executive and Mercer County freeholder.

Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede sat down with Hamilton Post editor Rob Anthes Sept. 17 at her Route 33 campaign headquarters to talk about the issues facing her and Hamilton Township.

Four candidates face off for two four-year terms on the Hamilton Township council. The winners will join three Democratic councilmen on the township’s governing body.