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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.
It’s not often a soccer player has to live up to her footwear’s reputation. But when Sophie Berman wanted a pair of flaming pink cleats, she took on just such a challenge.
Beth Rinyu has always wanted to help others. A municipal clerk since 2002, she is now working at Robbinsville Township Senior Center, starting her position during a time of unprecedented challenges for those in the public sector and beyond.
Charvi Yetish’s love for her family of four is apparent in her words, her actions, and most crystalline of all, her award-winning artwork.
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Rescue aviation team flies out of the Trenton-Robbinsville Airport to find new homes for pets in distress.
Code3 Animal Rescue Aviation Team, recently helped a paralyzed husky get from Mississippi to her new fur-ever home in New Jersey.
Vaccines are still the only way out of this mess, and booster shots are here for the immunocompromised and soon to be available for anyone eight months removed from their second shot of Moderna or Pfizer.
Not since 1989, when Trenton’s Greg Grant made the Phoenix Suns roster as a 5-foot-6 Division III basketball player, has a local athlete electrified Mercer County at the professional level like Ross Colton.
Ross Colton of the NHL champion Tampa Bay Lightning brought the Stanley Cup to a celebration in Robbinsville on July 16.
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.
Needless to say, we live in difficult times. But imagine needing help and calling the police, only no one answers.
By a 5-0 vote June 24, Robbinsville Township Council introduced an ordinance opting out of allowing cannabis businesses.
Melanie Rosenblatt is raising money for Womanspace through the ONE Project NJ Student Scholar Program.
Lynsey Parrott is collecting donations for the construction of a lacrosse wall at Community Park, where the RLA girls’ program recently moved.
The Ravens are back on top.
It's been quite a journey.
The Robbinsville resident’s “high baseball IQ” an asset for the Irish.
There simply would not be enough space in this publication to accurately portray what Vince Calcagno has meant to the Township of Robbinsville
Robbinsville High School seniors will say farewell to the district when they graduate this month.
The lawsuit claims 200 Indian nationals were trafficked to the United States under false pretenses and forced to live and work on temple grounds for $1.20 an hour.
It has been the honor and a privilege of my life to serve as your mayor, and I want nothing more than the opportunity to take on that challenge again if you, the residents, will have me.
The new Project Freedom complex in Town Center South is almost complete.
Jai Gulati and Tanya Lehmann were appointed to the board following the resignations of Shaina Ciaccio and Craig Heilman.
Let’s get outside and enjoy our parks with spring in bloom.
The moment was understated, just like the wrestler himself.
The application permits development of a warehouse on Route 526.
Robbinsville officials announced last month that the park’s playground is getting an accessible makeover, the culmination of three years’ worth of research.
Coach Conor Hayes credits Herbert, senior center Ryan Smith and last year’s seniors as major forces in helping the Ravens go from a four-win team two years ago to 20-7 last season.
We are finally seeing progress on the utility front, as our constant pressure on both Optimum/Altice USA and First Energy/JCP&L is showing some signs of progress.
Hamilton and Robbinsville claim “unacceptable issues and lack of timely remediation” from internet service provider
Are you doing everything in your power to bring a positive change in your community, within your family, or for another human being?
Steven Kuo has spent a good deal of his 50 years working in hospitality. And now he has put that experience into Kuo Social.
During a period of turmoil culminating in a violent attack on the United States Capitol building, Smith was largely silent.
It was a case of role reversal for Sabol, who went from receiving kick out passes from Maya Johnson as a freshman, to kicking it out last year.
Blakely was sworn in as a township councilwoman Jan. 7, filling the unexpired seat vacated by Dan Schuberth.
Virtual shows have their advantages and disadvantages, director Alison Sussman said.
For the second time in league history, a Robbinsville PAL Jr. Ravens football team went undefeated. It just so happens that the game that sealed the season was a title game.
The revamped space is set to feature a 19,200 sq. ft. community recreation facility, featuring a multipurpose floor for basketball, volleyball, pickleball and badminton courts.
We’ve heard you loud and clear. Although we’ve never had the desire to be in the utilities business, here we are.
Like every other team in the state—or in this case, the world—the Ravens faced unique challenges from the pandemic that made it difficult to maintain an even keel.
Schuberth and his wife, Natalie, are relocating to Washington, D.C. following a job offer.
Desiree Daniels was already someone who loved decorating for the holidays—inviting strangers and Santa into her home seemed like a logical step.
In the midst of the two greatest seasons in Robbinsville High football history, there has been an unsung hero.
On Thanksgiving day, the store will provide free platters to those in need starting at 1 p.m.
Homefront has distributed more than double the number of groceries and other basic essentials in 2020 than in a normal year.
Despite this period of hardship, uncertainty and national division, the holiday season remains a time of great appreciation and celebration for all we have.
As of Nov. 18, the daily average of new cases in Mercer County sat at 42.2 per day—within the top third of the state.
Mercer County is tabulating 2020 general election results as of Nov. 3.
Kelly Moyer, 27, was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer earlier this year.
In Sieja’s freshman year, coach Jenna Colicchia saw in her some of the outstanding qualities that one of the top players in Ravens’ history possessed.
The Princeton-based Boyd Company named the site one of the top mixed-use developments in the country for Expansion Solutions Magazine last month.
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