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Trenton Artists Workshop Association and Trenton Free Public Library Will Present the Exhibition “Art by Two Generations of Trenton Artists”
The Trenton Artists Workshop Association (TAWA) and the Trenton Free Public Library will present the exhibition “Art by Two Generations of Trenton Artists” at the Trenton Free Public Library from September 16th through December 17th. This is a continuation of the “Fresh Art” series that showcases the talent of area artists which is slated to continue as an ongoing series. An opening reception is set for Saturday, September 21, from 2 pm to 4 pm and a meet the artist event is scheduled for December 17th from 2 pm to 4 pm. The two noted mother and son artists are Peggy Peplow Gummere and John Gummere:
Football predictions: Simeon Pincus and Andy Mendlowitz’s BCC picks for Week Zero
Another season means another fresh set of bold predictions, courageous prognostications, and making excuses when we’re totally wrong. It’s Big Central Conference football time again, so here is the season’s first predictions column. All season, MyCentralJersey.com football writers Simeon Pincus and Andy Mendlowitz will bring you their predictions for games involving BCC teams. ...
Sickles family might be on the way to reopening Little Silver supermarket after court OK
The owner of Sickles Market in Little Silver has received an OK from a bankruptcy court judge to bring in an investment group to start a process that may resurrect the 116-year-old Monmouth County business. Robert H. Sickles can sign an agreement with 1663 Partners LLC, which seeks to form subsidiaries that would own Sickles Market, his house in Rumson and property in Little Silver, and Sickles Market's brand and intellectual property. Sickles, his two daughters and...
Top Ranked Public High Schools in Mercer County, NJ by U.S. News
The summer is flying by. It's already August, and this month is moving at a quick pace already. I know the last thing you want to think about, as a student, parent, or teacher, is back-to-school season. The summer is a great time to rest, recharge, and just take a...
What $1 million can buy you in Morris County, Aug. 19 to 25
For prospective homebuyers eyeing the real estate market in areas of Morris County, here’s what sold for or under $1,000,000 between Aug. 19 and Aug. 25. Below, we provide an overview of the top 10 properties in each area, chosen for their proximity to the desired price range and the largest living spaces.
North Hunterdon football preview 2024: Bouncing back from a winless fall
Even a dismal winless season offered lessons and value for North Hunterdon football. “I would say our experience is the No. 1 thing that’s different than last year,” said senior lineman Luke Testa. “Everyone on the team has experience. Last year, half the team were freshman and didn’t have football experience. Plus, last year we found out who our coach was a week before the first practice. Having a full offseason (with head coach CJ Robinson) helps a lot.”
See homes sold in the Franklin Township area, Aug. 19 to Aug. 25
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Franklin Township area reported from Aug. 19 to Aug. 25. There were 14 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,116-square-foot home on Eugene Avenue in Somerset that sold for $420,000.
Police Recover Body of Man Submerged in Car that Crashed into Delaware-Raritan Canal
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, NJ - Police divers have recovered the body of a 31-year-old man submerged in a car that had crashed through a guard rail alongside the Delaware-Raritan Canal on Saturday afternoon according to Somerset County Prosecutor John P. McDonald. Police were called by a kayaker who spotted the car in the waterway near the intersection of Canal Road and Grouser Road, according to Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office Chief of County Detectives Francisco Roman Jr.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Fraklin Township police officers spotted the car, which had landed in an upright position and...
Here are worst, best times to hit the road Labor Day weekend
Traveling on Labor Day weekend? You might want to give yourself more time before hitting the road. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that Labor Day this year could be the the busiest ever. ...
I got ANCHOR last year. Why do I have to prove my ID this year?
New Jersey has started to notify residents about their ANCHOR property tax benefits. Some 1.5 million homeowners and renters have already received letters from the Treasury Department telling them that their applications will be filed automatically. Others are starting to receive application packets, which include the ID number and PIN needed to file the application online.
The rest of America is jealous about this unique New Jersey law
⚫ A comic from NJ appeared on a podcast hosted by southern U.S. residents. ⚫ One host said he's surprised other states allow drivers to pump their own gas. ⚫ Out-of-staters like the option of not getting out of your vehicle. A comedian who got his start in the Garden...
School Bus Safety 101: When You Can And Can’t Pass A School Bus In New Jersey
School is almost back in session in Jersey, and in some cases, some schools are already back. As we get ready to fall back into our school time routines, let's also keep in mind the importance of school bus safety. Because after a few months of not worrying about school...
Christie leaves trail in favor of teaching Yale students how to run a campaign: Report
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, a two-time Republican presidential candidate, will now teach a class on political campaigns at Yale University. Christie will teach a 15-person seminar for graduate and undergraduate students titled “How to Run a Political Campaign” at Yale this fall, according to a new report from Semafor. The class will look […]
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