On a crook in the road called Nottingham Way, in what was then called Nottingham Square, there is an intersection with a road called Mercer Street. Mercer Street was blazed through the Colonial woods by Quakers traveling between their churches in Princeton and Crosswicks.
Many towns within Mercer County area saw moderate levels of population growth over the last 10 years, according to information released last month by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Emily Rodia and her fiance, Jason Rusnock opened Good Buy Supply in November of 2020 with the hope of helping reduce the amount of single-use plastics and other nonbiodegradable materials in their area.
Rescue aviation team flies out of the Trenton-Robbinsville Airport to find new homes for pets in distress.
Firefighter Dave Smolka is on call for disasters like 9/11 and the Surfside condominium collapse in Miami.
Pickleball is on the rise, like a rocket. The game that combines many elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong is truly a phenomenon, and is being played all over the area.
Code3 Animal Rescue Aviation Team, recently helped a paralyzed husky get from Mississippi to her new fur-ever home in New Jersey.
This year, the dynamic Nottingham Little League 10-year-old team won districts, sectionals and states in utterly dominating fashion.
An outpouring of community support has helped Hamilton's Kevin Fritts, who is suffering from a rare debilitating illness.
Pat Snyder is moving down a level and Rob Nosari is moving up, and both men are exactly where they want to be.
Chidi Iloka graduated from Nottingham High in 2015 but is still an active soccer player locally. Thus, he and his teammates need a place to practice and play pick-up games.
With its French country interior and an exterior designed to make diners feel like they are inside a Claude Monet painting, Rat’s Restaurant (named for a character from Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows) is a singular dining experience.
In 2021, it feels fitting to pay tribute to the culture of the 100-year-old decade, and I got to do just that through food, drink, and entertainment when I visited Farns & Rail, a secret upstairs compartment of Old Town Pub (formerly The Farnsworth House) on historic Farnsworth Avenue in…
This column is about quotes. Not famous or memorable quotes, but the quotation marks themselves, the ones used indiscriminately every day on badly-written signs for businesses, churches, and government.
David Orban just won Best in Show at the Mercer County Artists juried exhibition. No small feat with the numerous talented artists submitting to this exclusive juried exhibition.
Last week the senate of New Jersey decided that it did not want the goldfinch as the state’s official bird.
Festivities planned for Friday, Oct. 1 and Saturday, Oct. 2
The Ciccalini Sisters is the second play that Hamilton’s Janine Carabelli Verduci has had on the Valley of Central Jersey stage
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton held a ribbon cutting ceremony on June 29 to commemorate the grand opening
Sunnybrae blew threw the districts with four straight wins to move on to the Section 3 Tournament, where they ultimately lost to Toms River East
With 33 years of experience in the education field, she was hired as the new Bordentown Regional School District superintendent earlier this year
"Thankfully, he never took his shirt off, as many older guys did on hot days; apparently, even a guy nicknamed 'Smelly' can retain a modicum of decency."
For Noel Olavarria, whose name is pronounced like “The First Noel” carol, every day is Christmas
The only thing that will be different is the August date, say parish organizers
Martinez works from the NJ Forensic Technology Center at the Horizon Center in Hamilton
Marijuana might be legal in New Jersey, but residents of most area municipalities will have to travel to another town if they want to buy some.
Treatment Plant Superintendent Taya Brown-Humphrey leads Trenton Water Works' efforts to ensure safe water is delivered to all its customers.
Notre Dame Athletic Director Rich Roche felt that John McKenna loved God and family first, and Notre Dame High School second.
Community News is proud to continue its tradition of recognizing the academic high achievers of the graduating class of Hamilton’s three public high schools.
Community News is proud to continue its tradition of recognizing the academic high achievers of the graduating class of Hamilton’s three public high schools.
Community News is proud to continue its tradition of recognizing the academic high achievers of the graduating class of Hamilton’s three public high schools.
It speaks volumes about Hamilton’s rich athletic tradition that 4 of the first 15 individuals inducted were produced by the township
Ross died on June 12 and, despite growing up in Easton, Pennsylvania and attending Lafayette College, was synonymous with Hamilton Township athletics.
April Zay, owner of Hummingbird Arts, is an artist, teacher, designer and mentor.
From “Sonflower: Joy Comes in the Morning” by T. Trammell.
After being forced to pause meetings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton is finally back and looking at the stars.
Inspired Threads has found a way to create meaningful employment for people with disabilities in the exciting world of eco-fashion
The wood-burning Garzio Oven from Hotfoil-EHS in Hamilton could start a backyard pizza revolution.
Inspired Threads has taken on the mission of raising awareness of the sometimes overwhelming obstacles that people with disabilities face in the job market
8 years ago, Trina Trammell lost her son to cancer. In a new book, she chronicles her search for solace and purpose
Perdomo helped get the Hornets to three state tournament berths, including the sectional semifinals this year and 2019
Lifestyle Creep is a concept, not a person—it refers to the idea of becoming accustomed, over time, to more expensive living
Denise and Joe Bongiovi have purchased the Dover Park Plaza ice cream shop from the Cheng family and hope to re-open in July
The girls on the team organized the drive and advertised within the Hamilton Wildcats/NJ Rush girls’ soccer clubs and on social media
“Instead of people throwing things away they’re creating something out of it. I am creating a memory, consolidating all (the client’s) memories into a piece of art.”
Friends raising funds to help Hamilton man as he battles very rare disease — relapsing polychondritis
Why the three O’s in the name? One for each of Tim Sr. and Helen Sharpley’s three boys.
When the league resumed play at Miracle Field in May for the first time in 18 months, it felt especially sweet for all involved
“I don’t believe that there is any grass that is greener anywhere else. Vast plains of it as well.”
Thomas Kelly: photographer Jack Kosowsky is drawn to light and color
MCASA says that during an unprecedented school year, Rocco has been a strong and effective leader, not only for the Hamilton Schools, but also in educational and equity issues throughout the county and state
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