A Robbinsville Township police officer continues to convalesce after being was run over in a hit-and-run accident on April 23.

Coach Shari Schleifman paid her Robbinsville High tennis team the ultimate compliment.

Normally, I would reserve the well-deserved praise for our Robbinsville Township Police Department in this space for August, when “National Night Out” corresponds with “Police Appreciation Week.”

Robbinsville Township has named the The McLaughlin family as the recipient of Mayor Dave Fried’s eighth annual “Pay it Forward” initiative.

Mayor Dave Fried recently sat down with the Robbinsville Advance to talk about issues currently impacting the township.

Brian Williams entered Robbinsville High School as a freshman in 2004 with his sights set on playing piano for Broadway productions. Then he got a taste of teaching.

Robbinsville High School’s Red Cross Club collected 51 units of donated blood from community members in February, one of the largest totals in recent years.

The Robbinsville schools received very disappointing news from the state this week—we are the only school district in Mercer County to not see an increase in state aid funding for the upcoming school year.

There is food for thought, and then there is food for speed.

Robbinsville Mayor Dave Fried and the Township Council are calling for major changes in the Mercer County election system.

For the first time in the history of the township, Robbinsville residents rejected a request by the township to increase funds for open space acquisition.

The “State of the Schools” is strong, said Robbinsville Schools Superintendent Brian Betze during a recent report to the community about the school district’s priorities and focus for the future.

We have said since even before polls closed on Nov. 8, 2022 that we will not stop until fundamental change is made in how Mercer County runs its elections.

Evan Bunnell was never really a down-in-the-dirt guy until he got to Robbinsville High School and was coerced into joining the Agriculture Club with some of his basketball teammates. Bunnell lives on the east side of Route 130, where open space and farmland is prevalent.

Dr. Leonidas Harris Berry was a Black physician who pioneered gastroenterology, the branch of medicine concerned with the digestive system, whose tireless work has inspired generations of African American students.

Seemingly lost in all the misinformation, rumors and just plain untruths surrounding the possible future preservation of Serenity Farms (aka Gafgen Farm; aka Lavender Farm), Robbinsville Township officially renewed its lease of a portion of Block 5, Lot 1—also known as the Thompson Tract/Cub…

The Robbinsville Public School District is developing a five-year strategic plan with direct guidance from the community.

A number of voters in Robbinsville Township, and maybe all of Mercer County, have been informed that their ballots were rejected in the November general election.

While November and December are times of great thanks, appreciation and celebration, 2023 brings new hope and a growing wish to heal all that divides us.

Considering that she grew up wanting to be a mermaid and finds varsity swimming to be a fun aspect of her life, it would stand to reason that if Isabelle Stoldt joined any branch of the service, it would be the Navy.

Inspired by the late Joe Barker, Robbinsville Township police officers, members of PBA Local #344 and the Robbinsville Fire Department joined with neighboring departments such as Hopewell and West Windsor to raise a total of $8,000 during this year’s 6th Annual “No-Shave November” – an initi…

With five new starters in the lineup, all coach Shari Schleifman wanted was growth from her Robbinsville HIgh girls’ tennis team.

En route to making history, the Robbinsville High boys soccer team showed an incredible ability to dig deep and produce in the most pressurized of situations.

Robbinsville voters elected three newcomers to the township Board of Education on Nov. 8, rejecting re-election bids by Christopher Emigholz, Kerriann Fox and Lauren Paluzzi.

First there was COVID. Then there was a hip issue. Next came an ankle injury.

Mayor David Fried delivered his annual State of Robbinsville Township speech via video on Oct. 4.

Teacher recruitment and retention, salary negotiations, educational programming and school taxes are a few of the hot-button issues being discussed by candidates running for election to the Robbinsville Board of Education this year.

It was the summer of 2020 and Jennamarie Colicchia was jogging around the Robbinsville High School track. During her run, the Ravens field hockey coach couldn’t help notice a girl on the field all by herself, with a bag of balls and a stick firing shots on a net.

In performing a search for the term “organized chaos” the definition that surfaces is “A complex situation or process that appears chaotic while still having enough order to achieve progress or goals.”

A 21-year employee of the Robbinsville Township Police Department has been charged with stealing and selling property and equipment belonging to the township police department for personal gain.

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.

Robbinsville Township Council recently adopted the $25.7 million 2022 municipal budget.

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…

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