The Robbinsville Township Board of Education and the Robbinsville Public School District have a responsibility to our students, our residents, and our community.
Robbinsville Township Council recently adopted the $25.7 million 2022 municipal budget.
Robbinsville resident Jonathan Ronen—a dancer since he was five years old—was recently named teen dancer of the year by the Artistic Dance Exchange.
In the dead of winter when fans pack high school gyms to watch two good basketball teams, they’re not thinking about the heat and humidity of summer.
Last month I signed an Executive Order declaring August 1-7, 2022 “Police Appreciation Week” in Robbinsville Township.
The following is an opinion article submitted by township resident Greg DeLuca regarding contract negations between the Robbinsville School District and the Robbinsville Education Association teacher’s union.
According to the United Nations, good governance is measured by eight factors.
Here’s a comment from a Robbinsville High student in discussing her 7th-grade track & field season at Pond Road Middle School. “My friends did it and I just wanted to just try it. I was supposedly a distance runner but I didn’t like running, so I would try to be a sprinter and use practi…
From carnivals, car shows and fireworks to historical demonstrations, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day festivities in the Mercer County Area.
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The Father Center currently runs two programs: Operation Fatherhood, which started in 1993; and WorkFirst NJ
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Update (June 9, 2022): Spirit Airlines has postponed its June 9 shareholders meeting to June 30. The board was expected to vote on a merger with Frontier Airlines.
Graduating seniors will say goodbye to Robbinsville High School this month, and communitynews.org is once again featuring profiles of the Top 10 Exceptional Ravens.
The game of Ultimate Frisbee was invented in the parking lot of Columbia High School in Maplewood, New Jersey, in 1968. This was during the height of 1960s counterculture.
When the high school softball season ended last year, Kailey Pacifico felt a bit unfulfilled.
Mayor Dave Fried recently sat down with Robbinsville Advance editor Bill Sanservino to talk about issues impacting the township’s past and future.
Update (May 2, 2022): Blaine has had his back surgery, which was successful. He is now recovering well. He has also been adopted by the family that was fostering him.
There are often humorous stories told about how a player becomes a goalie in any sport. For Robbinsville High lacrosse junior Alley Ortega, it was less humor and more a process of elimination.
From May 4 onwards, New Jersey businesses will be unable to distribute and sell single-use plastic bags as well as polystyrene foam products as part of what is being described as “the strongest” bag ban in the nation.
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Connie Mercer founded HomeFront 31 years ago, and now the CEO is transitioning out of her leadership position to continue building on her legacy of advocacy.
The highlights were plentiful for the Robbinsville High wrestling team but, according to David Kanner, not unexpected.
Getting the Foxmoor Shopping Plaza rehabilitated and thriving again has been a priority of the Township for the better part of a decade.
Fried talks with Communitynews.org about the status of the Robbinsville Town Center development, the Foxmoor Shopping Center, and the state of commercial real estate and its impact on township revenues.
The Robbinsville Advance recently sat down with Mayor Dave Fried to talk about a number of issues facing Robbinsville Township as we enter the new year.
After her freshman season with the Robbinsville High basketball team, it was amazing Allie Neumann ever made it to her sophomore year.
Director of Public Safety is one of the hats I wear for Robbinsville, but no one will ever confuse me with Miller Huggins—manager of the fabled 1927 New York Yankees featuring the likes of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Tony Lazzeri.
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Extra room for gym classes, indoor sports tournaments and even dance competitions could be coming to town in the near future.
In order to fight suburban sprawl and to fend off competition from big box retail stores located on major regional highways, many towns—including Robbinsville—have embraced the concept of town centers. These mixed use, retail/office/residential developments have created many positive outcome…
In the six seasons prior to Conor Hayes taking over the Robbinsville High boys basketball program, the Ravens’ record was 39-109. As of Jan. 24 of this year, in his sixth season since becoming head coach, Robbinsville was 63-49. And since 2019-20, counting an 11-2 start this season, Robbinsv…
One of the biggest challenges yet in the COVID-19 pandemic occurred in January with the emergence of the Omicron variant of the virus.
In 2011, a movement began in Charlotte, North Carolina, where men could meet up and gather for free scheduled outdoor workouts.
When we talk about “stepping up” in the face of adversity, several local civic organizations come to mind.
A GoFundMe page has been set up for the DiMeglio family, whose single-family home on Tindall Road was seriously damaged in a house fire on Jan. 16.
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New Jersey residents voted overwhelmingly to legalize marijuana more than a year ago, but they won’t be able to walk into a store and buy cannabis until later this year at the earliest.
First there was Colton, who is now 7. Then came Rebel, now age 3. And now, there is Robbinsville High School athletics, the latest child in the Dalessio family.
Serving up hot coffee and vocational skills, Chuck’s Place, a Wawa-like store in Mercer High School, is an opportunity for students who work there to gain valuable occupational experience.
While November and December are times of great thanks, appreciation and celebration, 2022 brings new hope and at least the possibility of life returning to normal.
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Daphne Kent-Wilczynski is a busy lady. She has two phones in her hand and three restaurants going, and she is hands on in running all three of them
Jeff Fisher had no intentions on holding back his sentiments about junior center-back Sean Smith.
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Lt. Michael Polaski is set to be the new chief of the Robbinsville Township Police Department.
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Mercer County Community College recently unveiled a multi-pronged program to educate citizens and empower them to become leaders within their communities.
Putting your name on an election ballot is one of the most frightening things anyone can do.
Mayor Dave Fried and council members Deborah Blakely and Michael Cipriano won re-election in the general election on Nov. 2.
Robbinsville resident Vaughan Burton and his band, Dream of Maya, will present the premiere of his rock opera, “Croquet,” at the West Windsor Arts Center on Saturday, November 6.
Natalie Venezia wants to break stereotypes.
Moving to a new country can be challenging for students who don’t speak their new home’s native language.
All four candidates on the ballot for the Robbinsville School Board are all but assured to be elected on Nov. 2 —they are running unopposed.
It all started innocently enough. The Robbinsville High field hockey team was taking part in a “Play Day” at Hightstown, which is a series of preseason mini-scrimmages against various teams.
Putting your name on a ballot is one of the most frightening things anyone can do... Having been in the arena for 26 years, I salute anyone who puts themselves out there and is willing to serve the public.
In the race for two open seats of Robbinsville Township Council, incumbents Deborah Blakely and Michael Cipriano are facing off against Kiran Agrahara.
Long-time Robbinsville Mayor Dave Fried was assured re-election to another four-year term, after a challenger failed to materialize in this year's election.
Here's a guide to what lies ahead in this year’s Nov. 2 election, including information on early voting, registration, submission of ballots, and other essential information to stay on top of the voting process.
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