Bordentown City Cats is how strays and ferals in Bordentown City find new homes
Bordentown City Cats is how strays and ferals in Bordentown City find new homes
On March 21, Pfc. Joseph Thorn of Bordentown should be turning 73 years old. Instead, Thorn is forever 18, and never far from the thoughts of his classmates from Bordentown High
One outstanding era comes to a close — but is another on its way?
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CJ Mugavero of Bordentown's Artful Deposit Gallery commemorates its 37th anniversary.
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Doug Kiovsky's monthly 'Bend in the River' column on Bordentown history
Through the Scotties 13-2 start, Johnny was averaging 185, with a high set of 647 and a high game of 278
Forward making up for lost time after opting out of 2020 pandemic season.
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Pond Road Middle School teacher completed his first 100-mile run last year
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Township's acquisition of 72 acres in 2020 set into motion plans to preserve the property while providing access to the river
Kate Graves is the creator of the two Atlantic Sturgeon sculptures recently installed outside the Gardener's House at the former Point Breeze estate.
The legacy of George Raymond began with a wintry gale as the hard pounding surf crashed against his ship off the coast of Cape May
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The winter holidays are a time of joy and celebration, but for some, they are also a time for sadness and the remembrance of lost loved ones
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During the regular season, BRHS took part in eight competitions, with first-place finishes at Hopewell Valley, Jackson Memorial and Hamilton High West
Fami Olorunnisola came to a realization. Rather than harness her zealous play in the athletic arena, she found a way to make it fit in
From the seed of Bordentown sprouted a blossoming floral industry
Blair Silver created the nonprofit to provide support to low-income families and individuals
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Bordentown trio pulls together to ensure each completes his community service project
5-foot-7-inch midfielder Austin Thiel has learned what he needs to know to deal with taller opposition
Allie Fasanella regularly took a hundred practice shots a day to prepare for the Grid Goal Contest.
A brief history of city halls in Bordentown.
City's new digs once belonged to exiled and self-proclaimed former King of Spain, Joseph Bonaparte
Township voters will have a chance to elect three people to the Bordentown Regional School District Board of Education this fall
Surprisingly, time was taken for granted until a railroad man figured out a solution
She describes her Instagram blog as “News and happenings around Bordentown City, Township and Jersey with a touch of humor”
Despite heavy graduation losses, Notre Dame still returns a strong core group from last year
Over the past several decades, the Bordentown Historical Society has been grateful to have received important Bonaparte relics through generous donations
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Each year from late March to Thanksgiving, Jersey farmers show just why we own the nickname: The Garden State
In 1881, a clergyman by the name of William Bowen acquired a 5-acre boarding school for boysand transformed it into the Bordentown Military Institute
Bordentown residents may not be aware of the fact that one of the hottest and most charismatic young drivers in the sport of harness racing is walking among them
Even before the pandemic, Peter Bisgaier and Jennifer Nasta Zefutie were looking for a new place to call home, and Bordentown turned out to offer the perfect opportunity
The Bordentown Middle School softball team outscored opponents 136-14 this year, but that doesn't mean the team was rarely tested
The Waughs were an extremely gifted family of artists that spanned three generations. You might say that if paint were in their blood, it would be viewed in many colors and shades of the rainbow
From carnivals, car shows and fireworks to historical demonstrations, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day festivities in the Mercer County Area.
New coffeehouse in Bordentown selects and roasts its own beans in the pursuit of the perfect cup of joe
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The Father Center currently runs two programs: Operation Fatherhood, which started in 1993; and WorkFirst NJ
Born in Binghamton in 1823, Susan Waters and her younger sister Amelia grew up in a loving Quaker environment with their parents, Lark and Sally Moore
The farmers’ market will be open each Sunday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Carslake Community Center
The number of American Legion baseball teams is growing smaller, but there are still players who want to play, and Bordentown senior Rees Pillik is one of those players
The top graduating students in this year's Bordentown Regional High School senior class reveal their college choices, their favorite memories and more
Lisa Zola-De Libero continues to follow in her mother’s footsteps with the help of her staff to ensure their students’ smiles and laughter for years to come
Like Benjamin Franklin, Farmer Jim Kinsel is exploring how to improve crop fertilization. He wants to plant unusual fruits. He is constantly thinking and learning
Although its location on Main and Crosswicks Streets was always referred by residents as “Borden’s Corner,” Samuel Burr's easy manner and reputation would eventually justify its new name as “Burr’s Corner.”
Looking at Angelina Marino’s hitting statistics in her two-plus years of varsity softball, it would be hard to imagine the Bordentown High senior ever struggling
The Bordentown Historical Society presents the opening of its Joseph Bonaparte exhibition on Sunday, May 1.
Whether she is playing in defense or as a forward, Appleby is an important asset to PDS hockey
Gershom Mott (1822-1884) was a brilliant individual with the heart of a lion
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The first ever PorchFest will be a free event scheduled to be held on Saturday, April 30 from noon to 5 p.m., rain or shine
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Irish defensive lineman is a top New Jersey recruit
Senior takes on leadership role for young Scotties' team
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Flying Pig Tavern opens at former location of Dublin Square
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