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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 · 2d
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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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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 · 3d
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Don't want to cook Thanksgiving? Try these Central Jersey restaurants

Not into hosting Thanksgiving dinner? We get it. That would require cleaning the house just so for Aunt Marge, baking Cousin MIllie's apple pie just like she did 50 years ago, and basting the turkey every 20 minutes on the dot. If all this screams "NO" to you and yours, take the holiday and its hullabaloo to a Central Jersey restaurant on Nov. 26 and let them do the dirty work. These Central Jersey restaurants are ready to do the cooking, baking and cleaning on Thanksgiving for you. Some are open not just for dining in, but also for takeout, with the whole meal ready to go. Even Uncle Sid will be happy... maybe. Although they can't stop the political table talk or iPhone usage, these restaurants can offer turkey with every trimming − and you don't even have to set the table, though reservations are strongly recommended. Felina, Summit Elevated Italian comfort food prepared with modern techniques is the key to Felina restaurants. That will be on full display on Thanksgiving, when Felina in Summit will serve a prix fixe meal from 1 to 7 p.m. for $79 per adult and $30 per child under 12. Executive Chef Francesco

Central Jersey, NJ · 2d

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Nine Bucks County ZIP Codes Make 2026 Wealthy 1000 List

Nine Bucks County ZIP codes made the 2026 Wealthy 1000, with Richboro ranking highest at No. 510 nationally, writes Joanne Drilling for The Business Journals. Bucks County ZIP codes accounted for nine of the 41 Philadelphia-area entries on the annual ranking of the nation’s wealthiest communities. Montgomery County had 12.

Bucks County, PA · 3d

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Bucks County Couple Turns Derelict 1800s Barn Into a Dream Home

When Erna Akuginow and Geoff Haines-Stiles bought a six-acre property in Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, in 2017, the lot came with a stone farmhouse dating to about 1780 and a rundown barn bearing reminders of its past animal inhabitants. Most buyers would have gravitated toward the move-in-ready farmhouse. The couple, instead, set their sights on the derelict barn next door.

Bucks County, PA · 3d

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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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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 · 1d

phillyvoice.com

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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 · 1d

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Golden Nugget Antique Market to host special vintage event in Lambertville

Old records, vintage clothing and antique jewelry are among the finds shoppers might come across at the Golden Nugget Antique Market in Lambertville on Saturday, Nov. 21. The flea market will host Fall Into Vintage, a special event that brings additional vintage dealers to the pavilion area alongside its regular Saturday market. The market is open from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m., with free admission and parking.

Lambertville, NJ · 9h

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This Historic New Jersey Stagecoach Stop Has Been Reborn As A Lively Neighborhood Pub

The wheels of the stagecoach no longer rattle up to the door, but the welcome has not changed much. You have probably driven past old buildings and wondered what stories they held. This one happens to serve cold beer and hot wings now. It began as a stagecoach stop in...

Lebanon, NJ · 7h

NJ.com

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10 most expensive homes sold in Mercer County, Nov. 2-8

A single-family home in Princeton that sold for $2 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Mercer County during the week of Nov. 2-8. In total, 76 residential real estate sales were recorded in the county over the week of Nov. 2-8, with an average price of $504,479. The average price per square foot was $261.

Mercer County, NJ · 9h

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The people have spoken. It’s time for City Hall to listen.

Mayor Reed Gusciora has challenged me to participate in a four-part debate series leading up to the runoff election. I respect the mayor’s invitation. However, I respectfully and unequivocally decline. The people of Trenton have already participated in multiple public forums, listened to the candidates, examined their records, and...

Trenton, NJ · 2d

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Barn Nature Center Moving From Almshouse Road to Peace Valley

Barn Nature Center — Approximate Current Nature Center Home. Doylestown's Barn Nature Center is leaving the county-owned barn on Almshouse Road for Peace Valley Park in New Britain Township. The living nature center plans to reopen in 2027. The old address still has one public date on the books: a final program on Nov. 29.

New Britain, PA · 12h

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My opponent ran away from debates. I’ll keep showing up for you.

By our campaign’s count, my challenger, Corey McNair, missed three debates before November 3. This week, I invited him to four more public debates. I proposed one livestreamed event in each of Trenton’s four wards. At each debate, each candidate would have 20 minutes for an opening presentation, followed by a Q&A with residents. He declined all four and called his decision “final.” Residents across Trenton have told me they’re disappointed. I’m appalled by his decision. Before the December 8 runoff, both candidates should debate and answer questions directly from residents. If you won’t answer to Trenton residents while you’re asking for their vote, why should they expect you to answer to them once you’re in City Hall?

Trenton, NJ · 1d

920 ESPN New Jersey

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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 · 4d

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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 · 2d

Courier News

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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

Courier News

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Central Jersey faces wild weather and snow threat

After weeks of tranquil fall weather, Central Jersey is in for a spell of wild weather this week, including the possibility of snow. The wild weather started Thursday afternoon with a tornado watch in effect until 7 p.m. as a cold front slices across New Jersey. It continues on Friday and Friday night as much colder air area drops into the region. Daytime highs are not expected to climb out of the 40s on Friday and Saturday, with gusts up to 30 mph on Saturday. Wind chills are expected to be in the 30s on Saturday. The Thursday noon runs of the American and European weather models are showing the possibility of snow in Central Jersey from about 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday mostly west of Somerville. However, the National Weather Service, in its updated forecast, discounts the possibility of any snow in Central Jersey with only "a few wet flakes mixing in" in elevated locations in northwestern New Jersey and the Lehigh Valley. It's too early to report the models' snowfall predictions. The ground is still warm. However, Sunday marks the eighth anniversary of a surprise snowstorm that dumped 4 to 7 inches of snow across Central Jersey.

Central Jersey, NJ · 1d