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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

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Rolling Hills Care Center donates $700 to assist cancer patients at Hunterdon Health

RARITAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — Hunterdon Health Foundation recently received a $700 donation from residents and staff of Rolling Hills Care Center to help cover out-of-pocket medical expenses for local cancer patients. The funds were raised through a series of resident activities and community events organized to support...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 1d
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Spirit Golf Management announces $25 million clubhouse at Five Ponds Golf Club

Spirit Golf Management announced a $25 million clubhouse construction project is underway at Five Ponds Golf Club in Warminster Township, Pennsylvania. The new clubhouse will expand the club’s dining and event capabilities, add an indoor teaching studio with four golf simulators and allow for year-round play and community use.

Warminster, PA · 2d
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State officials tour Hillsborough farm that won $100,000 agritourism grant

HILLSBOROUGH, N.J. — State agriculture and tourism officials toured Abma’s Farm in Hillsborough on Monday to highlight a $100,000 state grant the farm received to expand its agritourism and education offerings, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture said. The farm plans to use the money to build a...

Hillsborough Township, NJ · 2d
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Listening generously: 'Bucks County, USA' filmmaker May talks about civil discourse ahead of WVIA screening, discussion

Journalists and documentary filmmakers have many skills in common, but perhaps chief among them is knowing how to listen. Robert May found it essential in weaving together the stories told in "Bucks County, USA." "It is absolutely the process that we used in creating this story — to listen generously,...

Bucks County, PA · 8h

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Morven Museum & Garden Announces Festival of Trees Displays and Holiday Programs

Pictured Above: Morven Front Festival of Trees 1024×683 Morven Museum & Garden’s Festival of Trees. Photo Credit: Cameron Dunbar, © 2025 Morven Museum & Garden. Princeton, NJ — A beloved holiday tradition, Morven Museum & Garden’s Festival of Trees will return on November 18, marking 21 years of the signature special event that adds light, color, and festive cheer throughout the museum’s galleries with decorated trees and mantels.

Princeton, NJ · 2d

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Clinton parks draw thousands in October

October was a busy month for events in Clinton’s parks, with a 5K run, trick-or-treating, a chance for children to touch fire trucks, and even Viking-themed athletic competitions all taking place at city of Clinton Parks and Recreation’s parks and the Community Center. Taylor Cullison, Clinton special events...

Clinton, NJ · 2d

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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 · 2d

Wander Jersey

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New Jersey Means Business: What Sherrill’s New Economic Plan Means for Jersey Residents

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On Ramp: Week of Nov. 11

Hightstown vendor openings. Vendors and food-truck operators can inquire about participating in the Wedgwood 120 Holiday Vendor and Senior Resource Fair Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 3 p.m. at 201 E. Ward St., Hightstown. The organizers are still accepting participants. The fair combines holiday shopping, food trucks and senior-care resources, with...

Hightstown, NJ · 2d

BUCKSCO.Today

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Level Up Arcade+Bar to Open Nov. 20 in Bristol Borough

Level Up Arcade+Bar will open Nov. 20 in the former Naked Brewing taproom in Bristol Borough, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Owner Chris Kinsey, a Richboro father of three, is trading a brewery taproom for joysticks and pinball flippers. He has transformed the space at 212...

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Lawrence delays action on proposed data center ban measure

An ordinance that would prohibit data centers anywhere in Lawrence Township has been tabled by the Township Council pending further review by the Planning Board. The amendment to the township’s Land Use Ordinance (LUO) was scheduled for a public hearing and final action at the Township Council’s Nov. 5 meeting. The proposed amendment had been sent to the Planning Board for routine review following its introduction in October.

Lawrence Township, NJ · 1d

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This Year’s Dublin Town Center Tree Lighting Brings Santa, Carolers, and More

Mark your calendars, Dublin. On Friday, Dec. 4, Dublin Town Center will kick off the holiday season with an evening made for families, friends, neighbors and local shoppers alike. The 2026 Dublin Holiday Gathering & Tree Lighting runs from 5 to 8 PM and brings Santa, music, crafts, shopping, food...

Dublin, PA · 8h

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Raritan Township Community Garden expands with support from Lowe’s

RARITAN TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Hunterdon County) — Raritan Township has expanded its Community Garden with support from Lowe’s, adding new garden beds, fencing and other improvements to accommodate growing demand from residents. The township celebrated the expansion with a dedication ceremony Monday, Nov. 2, marking the completion of a...

Hunterdon County, NJ · 8h

Courier News

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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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Bucks County Snack Businesses That Started Small

A porch window on Bristol Pike. A converted garage in Pipersville. A roadside honor stand in Hilltown. Bucks County snack businesses have a habit of turning modest beginnings into loyal followings. Farmers markets, village shops, and one family dairy gave local food makers room to start small. Here is how...

Bucks County, PA · 2d

Bucks County Courier Times

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A change hits Bucks County small-school high school football rankings

As we head into Week 2 of the PIAA playoffs, let's take a look at our latest small-school rankings for the Bucks County area . The small-school rankings are for area teams in Class A, 2A and 3A. We're only ranking the top three teams this time due to the other eligible teams not having enough wins. The big-school rankings (for 4A, 5A and 6A) will be back next week. Here we go: 1. Archbishop Wood (8-3) The Vikings , who are now in Class 3A, continue their impressive roll through the season. After back-to-back losses to 11-0 Great Valley and 9-1 West Catholic, Wood has knocked off Philadelphia Catholic League Blue Division foe Archbishop Carroll twice in the last two weeks. In the regular-season finale, the Vikings notched a 19-15 win over the Patriots and followed that up by blitzing Carroll 31-6 in last Saturday's PCL Class 3A championship game. In that win, senior running back D'Andre Webb dominated by rushing for 264 yards and three touchdowns. Up next for the Vikings is the PIAA District 12 Class 3A title game against 7-2 John Bartram of the Philadelphia Public League at the South Philly Supersite on Saturday (noon). 2.

Bucks County, PA · 8h

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Tornado watch issued in NJ as storms threaten tri-state; 3″ of snow possible elsewhere

This article is no longer being updated. Track the latest developments in our live blog here. The weather pattern is about to take a dramatic turn, and a potentially dangerous one. A developing storm system will bring the potential for severe weather, periods of heavy rain, and even accumulating snow...

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County spends $1.4 million to expand Neighborhood First – Bucks Round-Up – November 12, 2026

County spends $1.4 million to expand Neighborhood First. Bucks County officials and Bristol Township community members met to mark the growth of Neighborhood First, a program that fosters mentorship, education, and structured activities for at-risk youth. The organization outgrew its original Bath Road facility, prompting the county to help fund a new 2,300-square-foot modular building next door. The expanded space includes staff offices, a classroom, an open programming area and private rooms for educational and skills development. The project also included an expanded parking lot, stormwater improvements, and landscaping. Neighborhood First Executive Director Walter Mims said the expansion is a milestone for an organization that has served local youth for 25 years. County Commissioner Chair Diane Ellis-Marseglia praised the program’s staff for their commitment to young people and their track record of helping students succeed. The project is estimated to cost approximately $1.4 million, funded through several sources, including federal American Rescue Plan Act funds and the Opioid Settlement Fund.

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Princeton, University of Pennsylvania Named to WalletHub’s 2027 Best Universities Rankings

Two universities in the greater Philadelphia region have been named among the best schools in a national ranking. According to WalletHub, a personal-finance website, Princeton University ranked No. 1 on WalletHub's The Best Universities Ranking for 2027. The University of Pennsylvania ranked No. 7. To determine which schools provide the...

Philadelphia, PA · 1d