Farm Sanctuary, an animal protection organization, is hosting a Walk for Farm Animals Sept. 20 in Princeton. Registration will begin at 2:30 p.m. and the walk will start at 3 p.m. Farm Sanctuary sponsors walks to raise awareness about animal-welfare issues associated with factory farming. This year, over 50 walks are scheduled across the country. More...

With hurricane season underway, the New Jersey Office of Emergency Management (NJOEM) would like to remind all New Jersey residents, as well as first the responder community, to plan and prepare for potential tropical summer storms. More...

Our children are not safer as a result of removing a few lots from bow hunting in Millstone. The fact is many people (including children) are injured in car accidents caused each year due to the excessive deer population. Studies have also found that the overpopulation contributes to the increase occurrences of serious diseases including Lyme, ehrlichiosis and babesiosis. More...

We live in a state where we are regularly witness to, or victims of, rude behavior. And most of us not only tolerate it, we enable it. You know the kind of situation I'm talking about. You're at the boarding counter at the airport when you're told your flight to Cleveland has been delayed for two hours because of bad weather. More...

There's one township 10-year-old that can claim it has the maturity level of a 40-year-old. That's because Millstone's KinderCare Learning Center, which is celebrating being in existence at 36 Trenton-Lakewood Road for a decade this year, is part of a franchise that turns 40 this year. More...

With a thriving recreation tennis program, it's no wonder that Ho Scott is a busy woman these days. For the past nine years, Scott has helped to coordinate the program within the township during the spring, summer and fall at a cost of only $125, which runs for six weeks each season. More...