SHUT DOWN – Stop work orders were posted on the doors of the Boston Market on Easton Avenue. The restaurant was one of 27 locations issued the orders. The Boston Market on Easton Avenue was one of 27 New Jersey locations shut down by the state labor department August 14 for a variety of alleged wage violations. In an August …
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Rolando Camarillo Cholula, 32; Hero To His Family
Rolando Camarillo Cholula, beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend, passed away on August 2 in Franklin Township. He was born on September 18, 1980, in San Vicente Pinas Oaxaca, Mexico. Rolando’s life was tragically cut short, but his memory will forever be cherished by those who knew and loved him.Rolando was a true hero who proved his unwavering commitment …
Read More »Franklin Township Represented On Statewide Power List
Pat Colligan Patrick Murray Two people with links to the township are included in the 2023 edition of InsiderNJ’s Insider 100 Policymakers list. InsiderNJ “is a nonpartisan website dedicated to political news in the state of New Jersey,” according to its web site. “InsiderNJ is committed to giving serious political players a fair hearing and an interactive and dynamic forum …
Read More »Garden State Track Club Awards Five Scholarships
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS – Five Franklin High School seniors were awarded $500 scholarships by the Garden State Track Club at the Aug. 9 Township Council meeting. Also pictured are FTPD Det. Sgt. Rebecca Lea and Lt. Vincent Wilson. Five local students were awarded scholarships August 8 by the Garden State Track Club. The $500 scholarships were generated by funds from the …
Read More »Warriors On The Academic Move
The University of Hartford is pleased to announce Alayah Johnson of Somerset has been named to the Dean’s List for Spring 2023. Chidilim Menakaya of Somerset graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Biology (BS) from Tufts University.
Read More »Updated: South River Man Dies After Rescuing Children From Millstone River
SEARCH IS ON – Members of the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office Dive Team search the Millstone River for a 42-year-old South River man. Update: Police have identified the victim as Rolando Camarillo-Cholula. The Franklin Township Police Department reminds residents that causeways, lakes, and all waterways can hide dangers like hidden currents, sudden depths, and cold shock. When traveling along the canal …
Read More »Hombre de South River Muere Después de Rescatar a Niños del Río Millstone
LA BÚSQUEDA ESTÁ EN MARCHA – Los miembros del equipo de buceo de la oficina del fiscal del condado de Somerset buscan en el río Millstone a un hombre de South River de 42 años. Actualización: La policía identificó a la víctima como Rolando Camarillo-Cholula. El Departamento de Policía del Municipio de Franklin recuerda a los residentes que las calzadas, …
Read More »Life Story: Doris Lubowicki, 89; Loved To Travel
Doris Lubowicki, “J M J” passed on to her eternal rest on August 1. She was 89 years old. Our angel here on earth lived most of her life in Edison and Highland Park before moving to raise her family in Somerset. In her earlier years, she was a proud majorette with the Edison Drum Bugle Corps, she loved to …
Read More »Township Observes National Night Out
The Franklin Township Police Department led the Township’s annual observance of National Night Out August 1 in the Municipal Complex parking lots. This is the 39th year that National Night Out has been observed in the country. The event got its start in 1984 in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pa.
Read More »Seven Candidates File For Three Open School Board Seats; Two Incumbents Bow Out
NOT RUNNING – Board of Education members Michael Smith and Nishita Desai will not run for re-election this year. Only one incumbent is among the seven candidates who have filed petitions to run for three open Board of Education seats. Incumbent Bill Grippo is joined on the “Vote All Three” slate by newcomers Erika Innocencio and Jimmie Parker, III.
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