From its humble beginnings in the early 1940s, the Credit Union of New Jersey has grown to serve all government employees of the state of New Jersey in addition to the employees of more than 200 businesses and organizations.
From its humble beginnings in the early 1940s, the Credit Union of New Jersey has grown to serve all government employees of the state of New Jersey in addition to the employees of more than 200 businesses and organizations.
To bring girls from Nottingham and Hamilton together on the softball field, the powers that be turned to...a Steinert grad?
“His composure is ... you don’t even know he’s alive half the time,” Spartans coach Darren Doherty said
From opening day, when he collected a hit, two runs, an RBI and three stolen bases, Raba set the tone for a big season
Chef Mark Mazzone revives the Gervasio’s name in honor of his grandfather, who died in 2021 at age 90
Our family car, a 2007 Hyundai Entourage minivan, gave up the ghost a few months ago, with the odometer just short of 175,000 miles.
Mercerville resident Barbara Gerrity is looking to spread the word as she waits for a liver transplant
Karen Wilbert-Keppel is an artist who works on her art every day, as artists are supposed to
In the 47 years since Hamilton first moved to the mayor-council form of municipal government, only five people have been elected mayor of the township.
TWW said that it made this decision in order to allow customers who are struggling with payment challenges extra time to access utility-assistance programs
A six-month celebration of the artist begins with an opening ceremony on Sunday, May 21, at D&R Greenway's St. Michaels Preserve.
"My home recently underwent a “reorganization”— my wife’s favored euphemism for the rearranging of items so that I can no longer find them."
Melissa Kelly (no relation) is the manager of volunteer services at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton
When the official recruiting date for high school juniors began on Sep. 1, Houston had its phone locked and loaded
It took nine games this season to accomplish what it took 17 to do last year for the Steinert High girls lacrosse team
“If her mind is made up to be the greatest wrestler, she can be at the highest level there is; that is what is going to happen.”
Hundreds gathered in Limewood Park on April 6 to celebrate the grand opening of Hamilton Township’s newest playground
Noelle Moore has a thirst for knowledge about space and space science
Seven cases of Legionnaires’ disease have been reported between last October and March in towns served by Trenton Water Works.
Memorial scholarship sends two Mercer-area teens to County Donegal in Ireland each summer
Tatiana Oles, a native of Moldova, makes art in a wide variety of media with an evolving versatility that ranges from jewelry to sculpture.
There comes a time when the maestro hands the baton to a new conductor
Player, coach, administrator, volunteer, friend, husband, father
Justin Kotenicki and his sister Erinn Kotelnicki Rasin, have been operating the dance studio since 2010
During the mid-1970s, Steinert High’s soccer program threw an every-other-year party as it won Group IV state titles in 1973, ’75 and ’77
When Q McMillan went down with a knee injury in October; it not only altered the dynamic of the Nottingham High football team; but its basketball team as well
50 snuck up on me; I don’t feel 50 years old, and apparently I’m not alone in that
Constantin 'Cotty' Nazarie is a Hamilton-based sculptor and family man.
Marisa Martinez put her time to good use during the pandemic, penning her first two works of fiction
Hey ChatGPT, write a column for the Hamilton Post NJ that is witty
The ribbon cutting on Feb. 15 was well attended by scouts, leaders, parents and local government officials
Ronnie McNulty, Q McMillan and Dario DeJonge have all signed with Division II Lock Haven State University
Adamson was forced to seek those activities to fight boredom while recovering from surgery for a torn ACL and meniscus suffered during the last preseason
All Violet Williamson needed was a little success as a little girl to define what would soon become a path to college
Allfather's Candy Company stays in the family as the beloved Trenton staple advances well into its second century in business.
The James R. Halsey Foundation offers young people an entrée into a media career.
Susan Kelly makes colorful abstracted glass art into 3-D sculpted pieces.
Former Great Clips in Clover Mall is now Jersey Style Hair Studio
There are two Joe Lemlys: the one who plays sports, and the one who doesn’t
Sophomore transfer from Queens has been a big addition for West
As the wrestling season rolled into late January, one thing jumped out in looking at the Steinert High team
The internet has made thousands of recipes more widely available than ever before, meaning this should be a golden age for amateur cooking. Right?
One Sunday a month, the iconic restaurant on Route 33 in Hamilton will be raising money for a local cause
U.S. 1 arts writer Thomas Kelly is virtually exhibiting a series of works, "Schoolyard Forever," at the Walter Wickiser Gallery in NYC.
Troy Callahan has developed a simple creed to remain sane while playing goalie – one shot at a time
Wiggs honoring the legacy of the late Darvin Henderson
People may not know that every December for the last 18 years, Jack Bell has been doing some quiet, heartwarming work
Hamilton’s Department of Public Works is still making its way through the township’s 40 square miles, finishing up the first round of plantings
Long ago, my wife and I resolved to write our resolutions for each New Year on a slip of paper and place them inside a Christmas ornament
And the Abbott Marshlands remain a local ecological treasure
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