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DisABILITY Services Fair Set for Oct. 1 A free DisABILITY Services Fair is set for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Thomas J. Kavanaugh VFW Hall, 600 Washington Ave., Manville.

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County Freeholders Set To Act On Six Mile Run Bridge Replacement

Update: The Freeholders approved the plans and authorized receipt of bids for the project. Original: Replacement of the Six Mile Run bridge on South Middlebush Road is expected to be brought closer to reality at the Somerset County Freeholder’s Aug. 23 meeting.

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Report From The Floor: First Day Of GOP Convention ‘Exhilarating’

By Somerset County Freeholder Brian Levine. There is an air of exhilaration in the atmosphere at the Republican National Convention at “The Q,” even if attendees were supporting a different GOP candidate. Seeing delegates from all over America in one location is witnessing our democracy in motion.

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Township Councilman Regan Resigns To Run For Freeholder

Township Councilman Brian Regan (D-At Large) announced his resignation at the July 14 council meeting. Regan, who has been a councilman for eight years, said he was resigning because he is running for a seat on the Somerset County Board of Chosen Freeholders.

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Recycling Days Changing For Part Of Township

Residents on 28 roads in the southern part of the township will have their recycling day changed on July 13. The pick-ups will be made on Mondays rather than Fridays, according to a press release from Somerset County.

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Township Youth Services Commission Receives County Grant

The Franklin Township Municipal Youth Services Commission was recently awarded a $5,000 grant from the Somerset County Freeholders. The money will be used for the commission’s Youth Council, Franklin Youth Prevention and Empowerment and Boys Council programs, according to a release about the award.

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Levine Sworn In As County Freeholder

  Franklin Township officially lost its mayor at 3:10 p.m. on Jan. 6.

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DEP: We Had Nothing To Do With Colonial Park Wells Shutdown, Decision Made By County Health Department

The planned closing of two wells in Colonial Park was not mandated by state environmental regulations, as asserted by a Somerset County official, a state spokesman said Nov. 19. To the contrary, the decision to close the popular wells was an economic one made by the Somerset County Department of Health, according to state Department of Environmental Protection spokesman Bob …

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New State Regulations Force Closure Of Colonial Park Well

  New state regulations banning the use of underground wells as public water sources are forcing the closure of a long-used well in Colonial Park.

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County Democrats Say Open Space Purchase Announced Prematurely To Boost GOP Freeholder Campaign

Somerset County Democrats claim that an announcement made earlier this month about the purchase of open space in the township was released before the purchase was actually completed to help boost the campaigns of Republican freeholder candidates. The Democrats say their case is borne out by an email conversation held by Fran Varacalli, the township’s open space consultant, and Tom Boccino, …

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