June 9 Srikanth Raj of Plainsboro was cited for careless driving after he lost control of his car on South Middlebush Road and struck a fence.
Read More »Two Township Boy Scouts Earn Eagle Rank
Township residents Dylan Hutt and Carter Coudriet earned the Eagle Scout rank in January and February, 2014. The scouts are members of Troop 113 of Somerset, sponsored by Somerset Presbyterian Church.
Read More »Somerset Eye Care Expands With Second Village Office
Somerset Eye Care has opened its second office in the township with the acquisition of Lens ‘N Eye at 1727 Route 27. The former owners, Drs. Jim Kelley and Hinda Liebeskind, are retiring in Florida, according to a release about the acquisition. The practice will carry the Somerset Eye Care name.
Read More »Patriots Top Ducks 6-4
Bridgewater, NJ- The Somerset Patriots defeated the Long Island Ducks 6-4 before 7,283 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Sunday afternoon. The attendance helped the team set a new Atlantic League weekend record of 24,344 fans over the course of the three days.
Read More »FR&A Pictorial: Somerset Patriots Retire Sparky Lyle’s No. 28
The winningest manager ever in the Atlantic League made a little more history June 14 as his number was retired by the Somerset Patriots. Sparky Lyle, who coached the Patriots to five Atlantic League championships, 12 half champions, and nine division championships in his 15 seasons as the skipper, was visibly moved by event.
Read More »Patriots Late Rally Wins It Again
Bridgewater, NJ- The Somerset Patriots rallied in the bottom of the eighth inning for the 6-5 win against the Lancaster Barnstormers before 6,849 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Friday night.
Read More »Castleton Park Ballfield Named After NL Rookie Of The Year Earl Williams
The ball field at Castleton Park has been renamed in honor of late township resident Earl Williams, who in 1971 was Major League Baseball’s National League Rookie of the Year. Williams, who lived in the township for more than 20 years, died in January of 2013.
Read More »Former Township Woman Convicted In Attack On Ex-Husband
A former township woman has been convicted on multiple charges in connection with a 2012 attack on her then-husband that left the man permanently scarred, and partially deaf and blind. Mauvette D. Mattadeen, 43, was found guilty of 2nd Degree Aggravated Assault and 3rd Degree Possession of a Weapon for Unlawful Purposes after a two-week trial in Superior Court, Somerville, according to …
Read More »Barnstormers Shut Out Patriots 1-0
Bridgewater, NJ- The Lancaster Barnstormers defeated the Somerset Patriots 1-0 at TD Bank Ballpark on Wednesday night.
Read More »New High School Schedule With More – But Shorter – Lunch Periods Under Discussion
A proposed Franklin High School schedule change for the 2014-15 school year would create more, shorter periods and would cut the amount of time for lunch periods for the second consecutive year.
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