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Hunterdon County native prepares to run 93 miles through Egypt’s White Desert

CLINTON, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — A Hunterdon County native is preparing to take on a 93-mile endurance challenge through Egypt’s White Desert, pushing himself physically and mentally during a four-day event beginning Friday, Nov. 13. Matt Amabile, 29, of Clinton, will participate in the White Desert Ultra, a...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 1d
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Hunterdon, Warren County towns named among 12 friendliest in New Jersey by WorldAtlas

NORTHWEST, N.J. — Four towns in Hunterdon and Warren counties have been named among the 12 friendliest towns in New Jersey by WorldAtlas, which highlighted their historic downtowns, community events, local attractions and welcoming atmosphere. The travel and geography publication included Lambertville, Frenchtown and Flemington in Hunterdon County, along...

Warren County, NJ · 6d
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Kovach signals bid for fifth term as Clinton mayor; Traphagen enters race

Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach, a Democrat who has held the post since 2012, appears ready to seek a fifth term next year, setting up a potentially competitive race against three-term Republican Councilman Ross Traphagen, who is announcing his candidacy today. “Are you ready for another season, Clinton?” Kovach asks in...

Clinton, NJ · 21h
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Hunterdon County police, firefighters grow facial hair to raise money for cancer patients

HUNTERDON COUNTY, N.J. — Police officers and volunteer firefighters across Hunterdon County are putting down their razors this November to raise money for cancer patients and promote awareness of men’s health through No-Shave November and Movember fundraisers. According to their GoFundMe fundraising pages, the Frenchtown Borough Police Department,...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 1d
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Nearly 1 million pounds of vegetables at risk as Hunterdon County nonprofit seeks volunteers, including Lehigh Valley businesses

HUNTERDON CO., N.J. — Nearly one million pounds of fresh vegetables could go to waste unless a Hunterdon County nonprofit can recruit enough volunteers to harvest its remaining crops before colder weather arrives. America’s Grow-a-Row, which grows and donates fresh produce to food banks and hunger relief organizations, says...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 2d

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Clinton wrestlers bring experience, fresh talent into 2026 season

Clinton High School’s wrestling team returns several state qualifiers and near qualifiers from last season, all capable of making another run at the state tournament in 2026-27. And that doesn’t count a strong incoming freshman class, according to Head Coach Carl Nielsen, now in his second year at the helm.

Clinton, NJ · 2d

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Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office welcomes new assistant prosecutor with nine years of experience

FLEMINGTON, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — The Hunterdon County Prosecutor’s Office has welcomed Franz Mevs as its newest assistant prosecutor, bringing nine years of prosecutorial experience from New York City. Hunterdon County Prosecutor Renée M. Robeson and First Assistant Prosecutor Joseph Paravecchia welcomed Mevs during a swearing-in ceremony attended...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 3d

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Princeton Shrinks Harrison Street Plan to One Roundabout, Keeps $7M Price Tag

Rosedale Rd. & General Johnson Dr. — Approximate Local Roundabout Comparison. Princeton Council voted 5-0 Monday to approve a scaled-back version of the North Harrison Street Improvement Project, trimming a plan that once called for three roundabouts down to just one. The $7 million project, aimed at the stretch near Terhune Road, now moves forward with a single-lane roundabout, new pedestrian crossings, ADA ramps and a widened shared-use path meant to keep cyclists out of the circular intersection entirely.

Princeton, NJ · 12h

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This New Jersey Dairy Farm Is Worth the Drive for the Cheese Alone

A wedge of Drumm can be crumbly in the center and soft around the edge, with grassy flavors that hint at where its milk began. At Bobolink Dairy and Bakehouse, that place is right outside: the pastures of a family farm in western Hunterdon County. Jonathan and Nina White have...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 4d

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Readington school board pulls ‘Perks’ from middle school library

READINGTON – In an issue that has roiled the school district for much of this year , the Board of Education has voted to remove “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” from the middle school library. The board’s Nov. 10 vote came after an hour of public comment in which only two of more than 20 speakers supported removing the book. After each speaker opposing the removal spoke, the audience packed into the Holland Brook School cafeteria broke into loud and sustained applause. The two speakers who favored removing the book were met with silence. The vote was 4-3, with one abstention from Paulo Lopes, who originally objected to the young adult novel and brought his complaint to the board, triggering the review process. Lopes, who lost his bid for reelection Nov. 3, alleged that a scene in the novel describing sexual assault “fails to show accountability or victim support, potentially misleading readers.” Anna Barton, Pamela Cassidy and Elizabeth Fiore voted against removing the book. David Rizza, Justina Ryan, Linda Rad and Ellen DePinto voted in favor of removal. Richard Pieros was absent. Why the Readington school board removed ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’ Board members favoring removal said

Readington Township, NJ · 1d

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Shady Brook Farm to end traditional drive-through holiday light show after 30 years

After 30 years, Shady Brook Farm is preparing to change its traditional drive-through Holiday Light Show, giving families one final season to experience the familiar two-mile route in Yardley. The Bucks County farm announced that the 2026 season, which opens Saturday, Nov. 21, will be the last for the attraction...

Yardley, PA · 20h

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“Answering the Call” Exhibit at Doric House

“ANSWERING THE CALL”: Taken in September 1917, this photograph shows the Selective Service men before they left Hunterdon County for Camp Humphreys. It was taken in front of the Hunterdon County courthouse. The Hunterdon County Historical Society (HCHS) invites the public to explore the military service and sacrifices of...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 2d

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New Grand Christmas Spectacular in Pennington, NJ

It's going to be magical for all ages with bonfires, carolers, Santa, and so much more

Pennington, NJ · 3d

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Big Ten Tournament: No. 15 Rutgers men's soccer suffers devastating penalties defeat in semifinals against No. 11 Washington

In the most dramatic game of the season, the Rutgers men’s soccer team lost a heartbreaker in a penalty shootout against Washington on Wednesday night. The semifinal matchup had everything you could ask for. The Scarlet Knights (9-6-2, 6-3-1) scored first, but a Zach Ramsey rebound goal off a saved penalty kept the game tied the rest of the way.

New Brunswick, NJ · 1d

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Tornado warning canceled in central New Jersey; watch remains

The National Weather Service issued—and later canceled—a tornado warning for parts of Monmouth, Mercer, and Burlington counties in central New Jersey as a strong storm system brought rotation, downpours, and hail to the region.

Burlington County, NJ · 14h

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More Than 40 Years Later This Princeton Restaurant Still Feels Like Home

A bowl of Cajun macaroni and cheese might seem like an unlikely companion to Princeton’s ivy-covered reputation. Add chicken, andouille sausage, bacon, and a spicy cheese sauce, though, and suddenly the town’s more buttoned-up image can take the afternoon off. At Winberie’s Restaurant & Bar, that balance between...

Princeton, NJ · 3d

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Warm Pound Cake and Buttery Pretzels Await at This New Jersey Amish Market

A pound cake can still be warm when it lands in your shopping bag. That alone should tell you what kind of place this is. The pretzels get twisted by hand and brushed with butter right in front of the counter. The line for them can stretch long, and nobody seems to mind.

Princeton, NJ · 1d

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In 2009, a Princeton man started bottling a coffeefruit drink in his basement; seven years later, Dr Pepper Snapple paid $1.7 billion for Bai Brands

Bai now sells around 20 different flavors of beverages.

Princeton, NJ · 20h

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Atlantic City Beats Northern Burlington 42-13 in Central Jersey Group IV Semifinal

Atlantic City beat Northern Burlington 42-13 in a Central Jersey Group IV semifinal in Columbus on Friday night. The loss ended the Greyhounds' season, according to The Trentonian. Atlantic City (7-3) scored on its first five possessions. Quarterback Marvin Burroughs threw for five touchdowns and 285 yards. He set the...

Burlington, NJ · 1d

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Ex-Raritan councilman says mall developer owes him $414K | Exclusive

RARITAN BOROUGH – A former borough councilman and former chairman of the Somerset County Republican Party is suing the developer of the Raritan Mall, alleging he is owed $414,000 in consulting fees. Al Gaburo Jr., who served on the Borough Council from 1996 to 1999 and as county GOP chairman from 2010 to 2020, filed the lawsuit Nov. 5 in Somerset County Superior Court against Raritan Mall LLC, Raritan Urban Renewal LLC and Leonid "Lenny" Dimentman. The lawsuit alleges Gaburo and his now-dissolved company, Patriot Development & Consulting Group LLC, are owed the money for consulting services connected with the controversial redevelopment of the mall at Route 206 and Orlando Drive. According to the lawsuit, Gaburo was to receive "$1,500 per door" in four installments tied to borough approvals, the start of construction and issuance of the final certificate of occupancy. The borough has approved 276 apartments, including 42 affordable units . The project received preliminary Planning Board approval in March on a 6-2 vote, followed by formal approval in July. The affordable units will help the borough meet its goal of zoning for 99 affordable housing units by 2035. Developer disputes allegations in Raritan Mall lawsuit "We dispute the

Raritan, NJ · 2d