07/12/2026 A business located in the area of Hamilton St. was the victim of a shoplifting during the morning hours. An unknown female exited the store without paying for merchandise valued at $64. The suspect fled the area in a Honda CRV. Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the depth of information presented by …
Read More »Life Story: Carol Fodor, 75; Formerly Of Somerset
Carol Fodor, of Piscataway passed away on Sunday, August 2nd at home. She was 75. Born and raised in Perth Amboy, she lived in New Brunswick, Somerset and Edison before moving to Piscataway 35 years ago. Carol worked as a Produce Clerk for Foodtown, then later Stop & Shop in Edison before her retirement. She was a member of the …
Read More »Planning Board Approves Second 30-Unit Apartment Building At Sterling Point
DETAILING THE PLAN – Steven Katz of Cal-Sterling Franklin, center, brings the Planning Board up-to-date on his project at the August 5 Planning Board meeting. The Township Planning Board voted unanimously Aug. 5 to let Cal-Sterling Franklin build the second of two 30-unit apartment buildings at its Sterling Point development, clearing the way for construction that had been stalled for …
Read More »FTPD Unveils New $700K Mobile Command Post At National Night Out
NEW EQUIPMENT – The FTPD unveiled its new Mobile Command Post at National Night Out on August 4. Franklin Township residents got their first look at the police department’s new mobile command post, a vehicle worth more than $700,000, when it was unveiled August 4 during the township’s National Night Out observance. Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering …
Read More »Environmental Commission Gets Sneak Peek At Balcony And Portable Solar System Presentation
LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK – Township Councilwoman Shepa Uddin speaks to the Environmental Commission on August 3 about a portable solar panel system presentation she is preparing. Township Councilwoman Shepa Uddin told the Environmental Commission on August 3 that she is preparing a public informational session on balcony and portable solar systems, an effort she said is meant to give residents …
Read More »Street Resurfacing Projects Update
Sterling Rd Area Resurfacing -Concrete work completed. Milling and paving operations have begun. Delays due to the extreme heat are possible. Sterling Rd -Paved Olsen Dr – Paved Stewart Ave -Paved Stockton Ave – Paved Clover Pl -Paved Marion Ave -Paved Evelyn – Paved Annapolis St – Milling 7/31 – Paving 83 – 8/4 weather depending Cedarbrook Rd Resurfacing -COMPLETED …
Read More »Winston Drive Honorarily Renamed For Franklin Resident, MLB Star, Earl C. Williams Jr.
TALKING ABOUT “BIG MONEY” – Linda Williams, widow of Earl C. “Big Money” Williams Jr., who was the 1971 National League Rookie of the Year, talks about her husband during August 1 the street renaming ceremony. Franklin Township officials joined the family and friends of Earl C. Williams Jr. on August 1 to rename Winston Drive as honorary Earl C. …
Read More »Franklin High School Expands Warrior Wellness Stations To Include Clothing
Franklin High School has expanded its Warrior Wellness Stations to offer clothing to students in need, adding a new layer to a program that started last school year as a food and personal care pantry. The school operates 10 wellness stations across its offices and grade-level suites, according to Principal Genesi Miles. The stations opened during the 2025-26 school year …
Read More »Quail Brook Senior Center August Schedule
QUAIL BROOK SENIOR CENTER625 New Brunswick RoadSomerset, NJ 08873(908) 203-6151 Gentle Aerobics with Bina – Mondays and Thursdays, 10:15 – 10:45 a.m. Bina will show you how to exercise and move without putting undue pressure or strain on your body. Practice movements that will increase blood circulation, lubricate joints for flexibility, and strengthen individual muscles. These exercises may help to decrease …
Read More »School Board Works On New Annual Goals
MARATHON MEETING – The Board of Education met in the Franklin High School library July 30 to create new goals for the upcoming school year. The Board of Education July 30 held its annual district goals meeting and emerged with a draft document not too much different than the one it used for the past year. Don’t Miss Out! No …
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