Spooky Brook Golf Course in Colonial Park was one of two Somerset County courses named a “2014 Groundwater Guardian Green Site” by the Groundwater Foundation. The award honors the facility’s groundwater and environmental stewardship, according to a press release on the award.
Read More »Ducks Avoid Sweep With 6-3 Win Over Patriots
Bridgewater, NJ- The Long Island Ducks defeated the Somerset Patriots 6-3 before 5,105 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Sunday afternoon to avoid the three game sweep.
Read More »Patriots Hammer Out 9-2 Win Over Ducks
Bridgewater, NJ- The Somerset Patriots defeated the Long Island Ducks 9-2 at TD Bank Ballpark on Saturday night.
Read More »8-0 FHS Freshman Baseball Team Rolling Over Opponents, Varsity Wins First County Tourney In 10 Years
Can anyone stop that Franklin High frosh baseball squad? The freshman team, to date, has defeated Ridge 7-0 and 10-6, Somerville 3-0 and 13-12, Delaware Valley 12-5, Voorhees 21-7, Piscataway 9-3, and, on April 25, Union, 12-2.
Read More »School Board Picks Potosnak To Fill Vacant Seat For Remainder Of Year
It took the Board of Education president to change her vote, but Home Street resident Edward Potosnak III was selected to fill the board’s vacant seat at an April 25 special meeting. Potosnak, who is also an alternate member of the township Planning Board, was one of six candidates vying for the seat vacated earlier this year by Robert Trautmann.
Read More »FR&A Pictorial: Somerset Patriots Win Season Opener In 15 On Jonny Tucker Walk Off Double
Bridgewater, NJ- The Somerset Patriots defeated the Long Island Ducks 3-2 in 15 innings before 7,080 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Friday night to open the 2014 season.
Read More »FR&A Pictorials: Arbor, Earth Day Observances at Pine Grove Manor, MacAfee Road schools
Students throughout the school district celebrated Arbor Day and, belatedly, Earth Day on April 25. New trees were planted and tree saplings were given away at MacAfee Road School and Pine Grove Manor School, where students also read compositions about the importance of Arbor Day and trees in general.
Read More »New Brunswick Road Repaving To Begin In May
Repaving of New Brunswick Road between John F. Kennedy Boulevard and DeMott Lane is expected to start about May 15. The Township Council at its April 22 meeting awarded a $384,381.78 contract for the work to Sayreville-based Z Brothers Concrete Contractors.
Read More »School Board Votes To Privatize Substitute Teachers, Will Start Next School Year
The school district’s roughly 150 substitute teachers will be working for a Cherry Hill-based company starting next year, for a little more money and better benefits. The Board of Education at its April 24 meeting voted unanimously to privatize the substitute teachers, awarding a $1.4 million contract to Source4Teachers.
Read More »Applications Accepted For Youth Leadership Somerset
Township students in grades 8 through 12 have until May 15 to apply for the next Youth Leadership Somerset program. The 9-month program will begin in September. Sessions are held one Saturday each month for between four and six hours.
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