Bridgewater, NJ – The New Britain Bees (21-28, 57-62) defeated the Somerset Patriots (26-23, 64-55) 4-3 in ten innings on Saturday evening at TD Bank Ballpark.
Read More »Photo Gallery: ‘Week Of The People’ Features Tribute To ‘Turk’ Young
It may have been the “Week of the People” celebration, but there was clearly only one man of the hour at Naaman Williams Park on Aug. 27. That man was Waltin “Turk” Young, a mentor and coach to scores of township residents. An honorary renaming of Matilda Avenue to Waltin “Turk” Young Avenue kicked off the day, which featured food, entertainment …
Read More »Gladys Mancuso, 86, Formerly Of Monroe
Gladys Mancuso, formerly of Monroe Township, died Aug. 26 at the Regency in Somerset. She was 86 years old and was born in Brooklyn, NY to Joseph and Antoinette Merolle. She was a loving Mom to her daughter Linda and her husband Earl Walker Jr., her daughter Laurie and her husband John Filiberti, and her son Mark. She was a …
Read More »Quail Brook Seniors Enjoy ‘Hee Haw Hoedown’
Seniors at the Quail Brook Senior Center “got their Western on” Aug. 26 at the center’s 4th annual Hee Haw Hoedown. The day featured jumping chickens, a variety of dancing, rope tricks, horsehoe tossing, and eating, said Allyson Toth, the center’s manager.
Read More »New Mixed-Use Hamilton Street Project Fully Occupied
It’s no wonder why Arnold Garcia is always smiling. The township-based builder was still two weeks away from getting a Certificate of Occupancy for his new apartment-retail building on Hamilton Street, and he already had all seven apartments rented out.
Read More »LaHair Drives In Four To Lead Patriots To Victory
Bridgewater, NJ – The Somerset Patriots (26-22, 64-54) defeated the New Britain Bees (20-28, 56-62) 7-6 on Friday evening at TD Bank Ballpark.
Read More »School Board Moves To Ban All Charter School Students From Extra-Curricular Activities, Athletics Next Year
All charter school students would be banned from district-sponsored co-curricular and athletic activities starting in the 2017-18 school year under a policy revision introduced by the Board of Education at its Aug. 25 meeting. If enacted, the policy revision would allow charter school students who have participated in those activities in prior years to do so again during the 2016-17 …
Read More »Star Bazaar Offers Wide Selection Of Ethnic Indian Food, More
Shashi Mittal is clearly excited as he takes visitors through his newly opened supermarket. “All of our products come from different parts of the world,” he says. “Very high quality, a lot of healthy options.”
Read More »Entries Accepted For Somerset County Photo Contest
The Somerset County Board of Chosen Freeholders is sponsoring a 2016 photo contest to showcase the beauty and attributes of this area. Residents and county staff are invited to submit entries between Sept. 1 and Sept. 30. “We want to feature images on our website that depict Somerset County as a great place to live, work and play,” said Freeholder …
Read More »LaHair Homers And Hits Walk Off Single In Patriots Win
Bridgewater, NJ – Bryan LaHair hit the game-tying home run and later the walk off single to lead the Somerset Patriots (25-22, 63-54) to a 4-3 win over the Lancaster Barnstormers (18-27, 53-62) in ten innings on Thursday evening at TD Bank Ballpark.
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